The triangle spider
climbed hand over hand along the web. Stars cast rainbows
across the trapped insect's wings. Weak from hunger, the
arachnid cursed the geocachers; they'd left not a single web
intact for even a week. He wrapped it up and ate.
The answer will be in the usual decimal minutes format. A series
of numbered clues will be posted in the logs below, as encrypted
notes. You'll want to read the clues in order (oldest first) if you
like a good challenge. You can view all of the (decrypted) clues by
showing all logs, or you can jump to particular clues here:
1
2
3
4
5
6.
I will be happy to confirm your coordinates if you want to
check with
me before heading to the cache.
You can also check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
The cache is hidden in the Thompson
Wildlife Management Area, not too far off a trail. It's a good
park for hiking. Dogs and horses are welcome.
Here's a link that describes
spider web construction, including that of the Triangle Spider.
This isn't helpful in solving the riddle, but you might find it
interesting.
Congratulations to
flyingmoose on his 1000th find here at Primal Instinct!