Despite school hours being 7:30 to 2:30 searching for this cache
before 4:00 could be a real risk, as extreme stealth would be
required. With 2800 student and administrative eyes watching, you
may not succeed. This cache is quite searchable in the dark.
Here I give you two special numbers, 9649 and 5432. If you would
like to learn what to do with them, its time to sharpen your
pencils and hit the books just as many others are most likely doing
at this instant (provided it’s a weekday during the school year of
course!) and figure out what in the world to make of this
mess...
Platinum Cobalt Hafnium Titanium Manganese Palladium Platinum
Thorium Rhenium Carbon Molybdenum Oxygen Zirconium Cadmium Arsenic
Strontium Beryllium Promethium Nobelium Vanadium Iron Astatine
Thorium Neon Hafnium Molybdenum Uranium Iridium Hafnium
Praseodymium Nobelium Fermium Helium Barium Carbon Thorium Tin
Uranium Americium Boron Xenon Argon Astatine Polonium Mercury Neon
Platinum Tungsten Beryllium Sulfur Astatine Barium Radon Cadmium
Manganese Nobelium Argon Astatine Thorium
Parking can be found just about anywhere, but the given
coordinates will help you find the place if you are unfamiliar with
the area.
Please, Please, take notice when you remove the log from the
container, as it MUST go back in the same way. You will most
definately need your own pen for this one. Under no circumstances
are you to share hints about this cache with fellow cachers. It is
the puzzle that makes it difficult, giving hints defeat the
purpose. Do not post anything that is related to the puzzle, logs
containing such matter will be deleted.
Just a side note for those who may wonder: The container is
an old clean High Pressure Liquid Chromotography vial used in
chemistry.
Good Luck and be stealthy!