If you have completed the other
caches in this series (GC18BBT,
GC18DHW, and GC18DK0) then you have
three sets of numbers. All you need are two more sets to find
the coordinates of the final.
Below you will find the coordinates of two historical markers.
You must go to those markers and obtain the following:
A1: What are the last two digits of
the first year listed on the marker? Subtract 1 from that
number.
A2: What number appears in the top
right corner of the marker?
The final coordinates are found by plugging your numbers in the
following formula:
N38 AA.BBC W077 DD.CEE
Where:
A - Numbers from A1 above
B - Numbers from Cache #1
C - Numbers from Cache #2
D - Numbers from A2 above
E - Numbers from Cache #3
A few notes about the cache. Dogs are not allowed and the area
is closed at night, so plan accordingly. The hike is just over 3.5
miles round trip up hills that you may find challenging. Near the
cache are some of the greatest views in Prince William County. Topo
maps with trails are located at the entrance. Look for the highest
area on the map - that's about where you are headed.
I placed the cache here as it is the scene of some tactically
significant Civil War action. These are my first caches so I hope
you have found following this series as much fun as I've had
creating it.
Cache has some swag and lots of money (sort of). Each finder
family please take only one bill & let me know if you take the
last one so I can resupply it.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
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