"Cache seekers assume all risks and
responsibilities involved in seeking this and any
cache."
PALINDROMES
87 + 78 = 165
165
+ 561 = 726
726
+ 627 = 1353
1353
+ 3531 = 4884, a palindrome
Able was I ere I saw Elba – a palindrome
Hannah -a palindrome
Palindromes are those things that will read the same backwards
or forwards. They are a bit of an oddity. People have written whole
nonsensical stories that are palindromes, where the last letter and
every letter in between will match the first letters, in a kind of
mirror image.
Numeric palindromes are even more of an oddity in that you can
take a set of numbers, reverse them, and add them to the first set
of numbers, and sooner or later the sum will result in a
palindrome. All except for the number 196. See link:
http://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/threeyears/threeyears.html
Even art has a form of palindrome called tessellations, where,
in example, the form of a goose flying one way defines the form of
a goose flying the opposite way, in a kind of tiled pattern.
THIS CACHE IS DIFFERENT in that you have a choice in logging a
find.
Either you can visit the physical cache whose coordinate is a
set of palindromes, or you can find a set of coordinates that are a
palindrome on your own, visit it, and log the coordinates and a
photo on
Waymarking , or both, to claim a find. Thus this cache is
either a physical cache with one location, or a virtual cache with
many possible locations, your choice, or both.
Here is BillsBayou's analysis of Palindrome
coordinates
AT THE ABOVE PALINDROME coordinates for THE PHYSICAL CACHE you
will see a very large maple tree nearby. This patriarch of a tree
holds the cache. The cache is a large thermos and is wrapped in a
black plastic trash bag. The cache has an REI bear bell, several
glow sticks, and some toys. You may get a bit wet in the tall
grass.You also need a ACCESS STEWARDSHIP
permit to park