THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE POSTED COORDINATES!
AND THE CACHE NAME HAS BEEN CHANGED...
...by Gipper Tore of the Parents' Geocaching Resource
Center!
The original cache name suggested adult themes that the PGRC
believes are not appropriate for geocachers of all ages. Therefore,
the PGRC has censored it and replaced the first word of the
original cache with an anagram of that word, creating a cache name
that adheres to the standards that the PGRC would like to impose on
the entire geocaching community.
The PGRC has also relocated the cache, those party poopers! But
you can restore the original coordinates of the cache as
follows:
Think of the decimal minutes of north and west of the posted
coordinates as a six-digit number (ABCDEF, where the posted
coordinates are N44 58.ABC W093 14.DEF).
Apply to ABCDEF the same permutation that you apply to CLOVER in
order to restore the intended cache name. Then apply that same
permutation to the digits a SECOND TIME. The result is the decimal
minutes of north and west of the final coordinates.
Take a stand and assert your First Amendment Geocaching
rights!
Be principled and get rich at the same time: gift card for the
first to find.
Bonus points to bearded and/or sharp dressed people posting
photographs of themselves at the cache site.
This cache fulfills the logging requirement for King Boreas'
Jukebox Hero cache (GC14C5W).
For the mathematically interested, the permutation that you applied
to CLOVER twice is an order-four permutation in the symmetric group
S_6, meaning that if you apply the permutation to CLOVER four
times, you get back to CLOVER. There are 6! = 720 different
permutations of six letters. I believe that only one of them turns
CLOVER into a different English word.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.