A First to Find Hunter's Nightmare...
Two identical caches, equally hidden, both in imminent danger of
being found before you can get there. There is only time to be the
FTF for one. How do you determine which receives your attention
first?
Two sets of co-ordinates, equally confusing, both needing to be
calculated before you can leave. While you're trying to figure it
out, someone else is on their way to the cache. Who is it going to
be?
Two available FTF certificates. Can you get both of them? Which
way do you go first, East or West?
Both caches are hidden off of Harvard Ave in a park ... but
they're 12km apart. The "posted" co-ordinates are exactly halfway
between the two caches. The Eastern Cache is in the Western part of
the park. The Western Cache is at the Eastern end of the
street.
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A |
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B |
C |
D |
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E |
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F |
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G |
H |
I |
| Western Cache |
N |
4 |
9 |
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5 |
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W |
0 |
9 |
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9 |
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| Eastern Cache |
N |
4 |
9 |
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5 |
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W |
0 |
9 |
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9 |
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- Western A + Western B + Western C + Western D = 14
- Western C = Western B + Western D
- Western B = Western D
- Western D = Western C / Western A
- Western A < Western C
- Western C = Eastern E
- Eastern E + Eastern F + Eastern G + Eastern H + Eastern I =
34
- Eastern G + Eastern H = Eastern E * 3
- Eastern F = Eastern I
- Western F = Eastern G - Eastern H
- Eastern A = Eastern H - Eastern E
- Eastern D + Western E + Western G + Western I = 28
- Eastern D = Western I
- Western E = Western G
- Western I = Western E
- Eastern B = Eastern G
- Eastern C = Eastern B - Eastern D
- Western A = Western H
"+" is addition
"-" is subtraction
"*" is multiplication
"/" is division
"<" is less than
The caches are small, well-camoflaged containers. Not big enough
for travel bugs. Small trade items only please!
If you find both the Eastern and Western caches, you may log
twice to get the double find count. After all, this cache is about
"doubles"!
Each cache has identical tradable items:
- FTF Certificate
- 25 cent Canadian Tire Money
- 10 cent Canadian Tire Money
- small carbiner keychain
- rubber stamp
- tiny rubber ball
- small rubber ball
- water game
- log book and 2 pencils
While you're in the neighbourhood, check out these nearby
caches: