The actual
cache is a quick 2-stage multi in a nice, mushy spot I just
happened upon one day.
Enjoy reading about it here
http://www.greatswamp.org
. While surfing the
website, you will need to find a page that includes an image very
similar to the one you see
below. The website
image is interactive and will help you to answer the following
questions.
You must answer the
questions to acquire the coordinates to Stage 1. Have
fun! And wear your
boots!
Work shoes not
advisable!
A.
Which Tour Stop discusses a man-made structure
designed by Andy
Stillinger?
_____
B.
Which Tour Stop contains
Carex
stricta as its dominant
plant? _____
C.
Which Tour Stop has been home to the red-finned
pickerel and the mud
minnow?
_____
D.
Which Tour Stop did not meet the requirements for
general permit number 17 of the clean water protection
rules? _____
E.
Which Tour Stop addresses the problem with the “Billy
the Kid” of our forests? _____
F.
Which Tour Stop contains plants that form dried heads
often referred to as
“punks”?
_____
Substitute your answers
for each corresponding letter:
Stage 1: W
40 45. A
B
C and N 074 29.
D
E
F
Stage 1 has been
relocated. Coord's still get you within 30 ft of the cache. Expand
your search to include a Six Trunk Tree.
At Stage 1 you will find the coordinates that lead you to the
final.
*** Special Note ***
The Association has a
sign located at the site that indicates that tours are available by
appointment. I have
confirmed that this site is open to the public for you to
enjoy. No appointment
is necessary to enter the
site.
They only ask that you
close the gate behind you when you enter, and when you leave that
you secure the hook that latches the gate securely
shut.
You can check your answers for Stage 1 of Wear Your Boots
on
Geochecker.com.