Scout's Honour Multi-Cache

The phrase, SCOUT'S HONOUR, had its origin in the Scout Movement for young people, founded in 1907 by General Baden Powell.

When a Scout pledges, "Scout's Honour," he (or she) is pledging that on the principles of Scouting, he (or she) will keep the promise he (or she) makes. In common terms, it means to make a promise that one intends to keep.

In most situations, the salute is made with the right hand, palm face out, the thumb holding down the little finger, and with the fingertips on the brow of the head.

On my honour I promise that I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my Country
To help other people at all times and
To obey the Scout Law.

This is a simple two part multi located near Sylvania Heights Scout Hall. At the published coordinates you will see a sign displaying information about the nearby Sylvania Heights Scout Hall. To find the cache you will have to locate the following information and do some "simple" Maths. GZ is just over 1km from WP1.

At the bottom of the sign there is an 8-digit number: ABCDEFGH

The location of the cache is:

S34 00.(G+H-C)(E-A+D)([F+A]/[B-2]+B)

E151 05.(E*B/H)(A^F*C-G)([(A+E+D)*G]/[B+C-F*H]) then subtract 4

(Digital Root: S=3, E=4)

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