Marisa's Cache: A Bridge Not Too Far Multi-cache
Ice and Wind: The cache owner has not responded, or corrected the problems with the cache, so I must regretfully archive this listing.
Marisa's Cache: A Bridge Not Too Far
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10-year-old Marisa enjoyed our cache, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, so much that she wanted to make her own. She devised the puzzle below which will lead you to her hidden cache.
The posted coordinates will take you to the Sequalitchew Creek bridge in DuPont. From this point you can view the location of the second Fort Nisqually as it existed in the 1840s and 50s. (The fort is no longer there. What remained has been moved to Point Defiance park in Tacoma.)
There are two signs at opposite ends of the bridge. Read the signs to learn about the creek and the history of the fort (which was the first European settlement in the Puget Sound area), and use the information on both signs to fill in the coordinates.
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Marisa's Puzzle
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The cache is at: N 47° A.BCD W 122° EF.GHI
A = New Kitchen + Bakery
B = Cart Shed - Clerks Cabin
C = New Granary ÷ New Kitchen
D = The total number of fish pictured on both signs
E = Blacksmith Shop
F = Bakery + Possible Wash House + Blacksmith Shop
G = Press Shed - Men's Dwelling House - Main Gate: East
H = The total number of quails pictured on both signs
I = The total number of lizards pictured on both signs
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If you want to learn more about Fort Nisqually, (1) do frisbee'r's Dinky DuPont Diversion cache, (2) visit the DuPont Historical Museum, and/or (3) visit the Fort Nisqually re-creation at Point Defiance.
Additional Hints
(No hints available.)