This cache bears the name of a jazz piano piece, written by Peter Nero when he was 17 years old. A classically trained pianist, Peter became fascinated by jazz and eventually created a hybrid mix of jazz and classical music. "Scratch My Bach" is a perfect example. And it is one of my favorite jazz piano arrangements to play!
The cache is located at N42º 53.XXX W 070º 49.0ZZ.
To find the exact coordinates, you will have to answer a few questions about Peter Nero and J.S. Bach and do a little math. (Google can be your friend.):
How old was Peter Nero when he first appeared on television? ___
How many times did he appear on the Ed Sullivan Show? ___
How many children does Peter Nero have? ____
How many Grammy Awards has Peter Nero won? _____
Add all your answers together and then add 59 to your total and let that be .0ZZ.
Subtract 1031 from the year that J.S. Bach was born and let that be XXX.
This was originally a Scratch Ticket exchange cache, hence the name, in a different location. Now that a restricted zone has been defined to protect the dunes, I have moved the container to a new location that has easy access outside the restricted zone. I have added a hint and a geochecker for your convenience. Please stay on the roped off walking paths when searching for the cache. It is now a small bison tube with no room for scratch tickets. So, please remember to bring a pen to sign the log. And take some time to enjoy the view!