Columbia Cemetery Multi-Cache
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The posted coordinates are not the cache location. Its not even a place to park, you'll have to find that on your own. It is however a starting place where you can read the rules.
This is a micro container hidden at "Columbia Pioneer Cemetery". The cemetery is closed to public use between sunset and sunrise so if you do it at night, do so at your own risk. Please be respectful of the residents, dead and alive. Try not to step on them and hopefully they will allow us to play our game unimpeded. I used water proof paper, bring your own pen and re-hide it well for the next person. There’s a British coin for FTF, coin is taped to the bottom of the container.
The coordinates above are for the first stop. There you will find a sign with the name of the cemetery.
What year was it established = A B C D
Next go to N45° 33.50B' W122° 33.6B9'. There you will find a head stone for "Carolyn Y. & Lawrence E. Clark".
What year were they married = E F G H
Next go to N45° 33.5A4' W122° 33.C4G'. There you will find a head stone for the "Olson's".
What year was Ruby born = I J K L
Next go to N45° 33.5LH' W122° 33.C0D'. There you will find a head stone for "Mary A. Holtgreive".
What year was she born =M N O P
Next go to N45° 33.PA0' W122° 33.OJB'. There you will find a very unique head stone for "James Kintrea".
How many years had he lived, rounded to the nearest whole number = Q R
Now for the final resting place, go to NQP° LL.PQQ’ WKHH° LV.GJT’.
Oh by the way what year did “James” die = S T U V
Confused, lets hope not, for your sake and the final resting place.
Additional Hints
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Qbja ybj naq hc haqre