*The cache is
not at the above coordinates.*
The
coordinates above are for suggested parking.
The other
night, as I was sitting at my computer, I started to download a
selection from the Gutenberg Project and all of the sudden the
following numbers appeared on my computer screen :
484 001 375
118 226 020 392 206 028 381
469 221 187
005 338 178 037 155 154 027
424 146 309
104 212 204 430 070 018 080
024 008 357
223 026 218 360 023 046 163
129 271 121
375 027 007 xXx 286 359 057
262 133 163
119
009 285 430
031 120 338 085 349 113 452
190 096 426
153 154 173 406 154 436 463
070 080 097
020 186 431 127 190 182 359
200 163 402 187 453 235 089 362 198
xXx
189 387 149 164 285 191 443 162 338
390
198 484 121 336 349
480
‘T is funny, because earlier
in the day we had hidden a two-part multi in the woods and we
couldn’t remember where we had hidden them. Maybe you can
help us out by finding where we left them. You will have to solve
the puzzle to find the first stage.
The satellites weren't too kind to
us when we were placing the stages, so expand your search a little
if you don't find them right away. There is a Turtle in the cache
for the first-to-find.
Letchworth State Park
Permit #LSP-51. Thanks to Roland Beck, Park Manager, for approving
this cache.
*NOTICE* There has been some controversy as to the count. The
puzzle was originally set up on a count of 483. Many people have
been coming up with 484. The controversy stems from the fourth
line, where in some editions there appear the words “some
one” and in other editions it appears as
“someone”. We have decided to go with the 484 version,
and thus the change in the numbers. Check your fourth line and
consider the “some one” as two words. Also make sure
that the version that you are using has the proper “’T
is” which counts as two separate words. Now that we have had
a few finders, if you are still at a loss as to how to solve the
puzzle, send us an email with your email address and we will send
you a “cheat sheet”.