This is a Bouncy Bunny
cache. While there may be other bunnies near the posted
co-ordinates, there is certainly NO geocaches at the posted
co-ordinates. Don't go there. The cache is, however, within 3
kilometers.
Well, it was bound to
happen. Bouncy Bunny has been placing mind-boggling puzzles
throughout Southern Ontario, and has even inspired parody caches.
Soon the local geocaching community was talking about her
adventures, and eventually the local media started to take
notice.
Now, the Paparrazzi are keen for any possible opportunity to grab
a photo that can be sold to the tabloids for real money!
One fine day Bouncy Bunny is out for a walk along a trail that she
knows well, when she is surrounded by photographers armed with
cameras and oh so many flashes!
She asks them to leave her alone in the most polite way she knows.
Instead they get even closer. So she hops along down the trail,
paying them not attention. This works for a while, and she resumes
looking for a hiding spot for her next geocache. More flash
photography, and more questions. Eventually she tires of this all,
and gives her new friends the slip.
Nobody has seen her
since. There have been glimpses and rumours, but these all proved
to be false leads. It's rumoured that the answers may be in the
profiles of the seven paparazzi photographers that are in constant
pursuit. Look closely - you may be excited by what you
find. Some of these
photographers may have some interesting properties - see for
yourself:
The
Photographers
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Leaping
Lion
Leaping has been a
professional for years, and covered stories on several continents.
He is most known for his expose series on the Geo-Woodstock
organizers.
He has 4 articles published about Bouncy Bunny, and 7 photos
published. He is normally found on remote assignments, where a
journalist really needs to put his teeth into his work.
Camera: CatCatcher NX100
Preferred Lens: 300mm CatsEye
Geocaches: 3 Found, 4 Hidden
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Crazy
Cat
Crazy Cat is relatively new to photo-journalism and has been
caught numerous times photographing Bouncy Bunny. Each time, she
has managed to pass it off as simply being on the trail to hide a
cache of her own. Some even think she's convinced Bouncy to be
friends with her!
She has been published 3 times writing about Bouncy, and has 9
photos in print.
Camera: CatCatcher LX900
Preferred Lens: 900mm CatsEye LX
Geocaches: 6 Found, 6 Hidden |
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Picturing
Penguin
This penguin has seen it all, and written about it. Picturing
Penguin broke the story about Signal's rehab.
He has written about
Bouncy 3 times, complete with 5 photos.
Camera: NiceOn F1
Preferred Lens: 200mm Ikkor DX
Geocaches: 6 Found, 0 Hidden |
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Dandy
Dragon
Dandy Dragon is always trying to get his scoop, but often has
problems when he gets excited and burns something down. More than
one good article has been ruined when the subject noticed their
house was on fire.
Dandy has written 3
articles about Bouncy, but has no photos published yet.
Camera: Dragonikon 40
Preferred Lens: 600mm Dragonikkor M
Geocaches: 9 Found, 2 Hidden |
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Digging Dog
Digging has always got the nose, the
nose that knows. He can quietly get in, grab the photos and get the
details. No matter where the trail takes him, he can get to the
real story.
H
e has 9 stories and 6 photos published in The Forest Enquirer
regarding Bouncy Bunny.
Camera: DogCatcher B4
Preferred Lens: 50mm DC
Geocaches: 1 Found, 7 Hidden
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Hiking
Hog
Hiking Hog is the
Rodney Dangerfield of the Forest Publication group. He just can't
seem to get any respect, but hopes his troubles will be over if he
can just get that perfectly scandalous shot of Bouncy.
Hiking Hog wishes he could get an article published, but he does
have 7 photos published in The Mirror.
Camera: Old MacDonald Series 3
Preferred Lens: 900mm BiFocal Series
Geocaches: 4 Found, 7 Hidden
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Silly
Snail
This snail seems to be
the last one to the story, often accused of copying other's work.
She can't help it if she's a slow runner - she's a snail after
all.
She has cronicled Bouncy's career in 8 articles, and included 7
photos of the rabbit herself!
Camera: Slugger 40 Waterproof/Slimeproof
Preferred Lens: 700mm SlipFocus CX
Geocaches: 3 Found, 9 Hidden |
You can
check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.