If you're a cacher, you've probably done something at one point
or another to satisfy your passion for the cache hunt that, in
retrospect, you weren't particularly proud of. Perhaps you've been
stealing the batteries out of your child's toys to keep your GPSr
up and running. Or maybe those recent "late nights at the office"
were actually spent spying in stumps, leering at logs and breaking
up the brush.
Whatever your caching related sin might be, we understand.
And we're here to help.
The confessional is located at the above coordinates, but the
physical cache is located elsewhere, a short walk away. To
track it down:
- Visit the above coordinates, and you will find an apt location
to confess your sins.
- You will also find some sage caching advice over the
entryway. (Two words, four letters each)
- Convert each of the letters in the phrase you locate into their
numerical equivalents. (A=1, B=2, etc.)
- From the above coordinates, take a bearing of AB meters due CDE
degrees magnetic, where...
- A: First letter of first word
- B: [Third letter of second word] - [Second letter of
first word]
- C: First letter of second word
- D: [First letter of first word] + [First letter of
second word]
- E: Third letter of first word
- The bearing will lead you to the physical cache, a small
camouflaged lock & lock container.
Mr. & Mrs. LeadMagnet hail from Vancouver, Canada and are
now living in Cambridge. The Cache Confessional was originally
hidden under the Burrard Street bridge in Vancouver, but when we
moved to Cambridge for Mrs. LeadMagnet's PhD work, we couldn't bear
to part with our cache... so we brought it with us instead!
Update - Jan.29: Now that the FTF prize has been claimed,
I've added a bit of information to the hints section.
Update - Apr.6: Due to construction work on a nearby
bridge, the walk from the "confessional" to the cache itself will
require a scenic detour of approximately 800m.
