Following, are six photos. You will need to study each photo and
figure out the approximate spot it was taken from. Some will be
pretty easy and some not so, as things have changed a lot.
While standing at that spot you will find a clue to the final
coordinates.
The cache location itself is a fairly high traffic area, so
stealth is required. The location might not seem all that
interesting, but there is a some history behind it as the sign
nearby will explain.
All photos were taken on Main Sreet in Boonton. The posted
coordinates will bring you to the first one. You'll have to find
the rest on your own. Here are the photos (click on each one for a
slightly larger version. it will be easier using these than the
ones on the cache page).
First Photo-Clue A
Second Photo-Clue B
Third Photo-Clue C
Fourth Photo-Clue D
Fifth Photo-Clue E
Sixth Photo-Clue F
Clue A How many lamp posts are on the bridge? _______
Clue B What year was the building in the foreground of the
photo built? _____
Clue C How many footprints are in the concrete sidewalk?
_____
Clue D How many benches are in the "park"? _____
Clue E What year was the monument erected? _____
Clue F What year was the library building built?_______
Add clues A, B & C:______________ (Total 1)
Add clues D, E & F: ______________ (Total
2)
Add "Total 1" to 4052418 and your N coords are:
40._____._______
Add "Total 2" to 7421039 and your W coords are:
74._____._______
The cache location itself is a fairly high traffic area, so
stealth is required. The location might not seem all that
interesting, but there is a some history behind it as the sign
nearby will explain.
Interesting note: In photo 5 you can make out what appears to be
a child hiding behind the monument, apparently from a gentleman
standing at the corner of the bank building. It was probably just a
game of hide n go seek. Whatever was going on, I stood at the exact
spot where the man is in the photo and thought about that long ago
moment when the photo was taken.
I have current photos of each of the 6 spots above. If you log a
DNF and need a clue, I can send you the one that stumped you.