In order to find solve the puzzle you will need to look up each of
the trees below in the book. Once found, find and note the number
that corresponds to the information that has been given about that
species, in order to obtain the coordinates of WP1.
Guaiacum: ADD about 1200 kg/m^3
Dyera costulata: Easy to work. Gives a very smooth finish. Glues
satisfactorily. Nails well. Good for carving
Pterygota bequaertii: A lartge hardwood of the west African
rainforests
Dalbergia melanoxylon: Very strong, possibly S1
Anodopetalum biglandulosum: Firm but not difficult to work
Dracontomelum mangiferum: S5, SD6
Flindersia bourjotiana: Virtually limited to Queensland
Fagus sylvatica: A hardwood commmon throughout Europe. A number
of other Fagus species grow in Canada and eastern Asia and have
reather similar properties
Dacrydium franklinii: Easy to dry without degrade. Srinkage
about 2.5 per cent radial, 3 per cent tangential
Pinus Radiata: Because of the large areas being planted in
Australia and New Zealand, this species is destined ot be the major
general purpose timber in Australia
5
Intsia bijuga: Lyctis s;termites R; durability IG3, AG1, M3
0
Peltogyne: Lyctids S; durability IG2
At or near WP1: Find the sign.
A=Number of letters in the only word of first line
B=Number of letters in the only word of second line
C=Number of letters in the first word of third line
D=Number of letters in the second word of third line
E=Number of characters in the fourth line
Then take a nice
walk/stroll/bicycle/drive/rollerblade/whatever form of transport
you like to the GZ, which you will find the at:
S 35 17.(A-2)C(E-2)
E149 05.(D+2)(E-3)(B-8)
**As this area can often have a high muggle presence, please
make sure the cache container is well hidden again**