The cache is NOT at the posted coordinates. You must solve the
puzzle for the correct coordinates.
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My daughter had just turned 6 years old when my son and I
started caching. My son and I would come home after a day of
caching and tell her all about our day’s adventure. We would
describe the containers, how they were hidden, and who the cacher
was that hid them. She was always excited to hear about our
adventures, and we would always try to pick up a piece of treasure
for her. After many of these stories, she became more and more
familiar with some of the cacher’s names. There is one cacher
in particular that she wasn’t too fond of. Mainly because
there was never any treasures in his caches. We would come home and
tell here that we didn’t have any treasure for her because
all we found were micros. She still wanted to hear about our
adventure, and the stories went on. After about a month or so of
this, she went with us on a hunt. It was a micro, but she still
wanted in on the adventure. Once we found it, she started laughing.
My son and I didn’t understand why, so she explained it to
us. We all had a good laugh and haven’t looked at a micro the
same since.
Now you know my side of the story. Your dirty job is to figure
out who she thought we were talking about. Once you have his name,
add up the letters in his first and last name using A=1, B=2, C=3,
etc and add that total to the decimal portion of the posted north
and west coordinates to get the correct coordinates.
If you need help figuring out who this person is, just find
another cache in this series. His picture is on every cache in this
series.
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This cache is hidden with permission in the Bald Mountain
Recreation Area.
A State Park Vehicle Permit is required.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
Big congrats to Rootee2t y2kcompliant, annaLasagna &
jonnydangerous for the nightime with little light and no clues
FTF
1-20-2010 Cache page updated with a little bit of information
and a clue as to the name needed to solve the puzzle. While many
different combinations may get you close to the cache, no local
cachers were singled out by this puzzle.