The Easiest Multi In Recent
Memory
When FrodoB asked if we could place a cache as part of the lead-up
to the September '08 WSGA Meet-n-Greet we were delighted, but
a bit daunted. We only had one local spot "in the bank" for a
cache, it wasn't the most complex site in the world, and we
were heading out of town for a caching road-trip. Hmm, what
to do? This event is designed to bring in some new cachers -
maybe they haven't tackled any mysteries yet? A mystery
- yeah, that's the ticket! Except that Mr IDFC sucks at
puzzles - that's Ms IDFC's purview. But Mr IDFC is in charge
of placing this cache. Hmm, what about a multi? Even Mr
IDFC could make one of those...
So, young and old, experienced and new - gather 'round for the
outrageously simple multi:
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WP1: Go to
the
posted coordinates. See the number on the sign.
Let it be AB.C
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WP2: Is at N 47 34.A(B+2)(C+4), W 122 06.(652+AB).
Go to the coordinates,
park, and see the numbers on the sign.
Let them be DE and FG
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Final: Is at N 47 34.(451-DE), W 122
06.(694-FG).
Now that was easy wasn't it? Once you've got it mastered you
should head out and take a gander at something harder. Say a
mystery that is also a multi? Say,
Something Evil at the University of Washington v.3 by that nice
man nolenator?
To ensure that our new-found caching friends carry the spirit
forward the FTF is a few essentials for cache placement: an ammo
can, a magnetic key lock, a pill fob, and a lock-n-lock.
Everything a new cacher needs!