Our son, Lord Colin, gave two years of his life to serve as a
missionary for his church. We are blessed he returned to us alive
and well, unlike many of the crusaders from Camelot. It is him we
honour in this cache that brings you to Camelot's Jerusalem. Follow
the coordinates to find Billy. When you have located him you need
to find N44° 42.ABC and W088° 32.ADE. To solve for A, find his
birth day = Ax. For B, what is the month of his death. For C, find
his death day =xC. For D, subtract the month of his death from the
month of his birth. Finally, for E, find his birth year, xxEx.
A marker at Jerusalem Lutheran Cemetery
There are many rural cemeteries in Wisconsin. Geocaching is
a
great way to get out and see some of these remote places,
discover
some interesting and unique markers, and to help ensure that
those
that have gone before us are not forgotten. With cemetery
caches,
the cache container is not hidden on or connected in any way to
any
grave site or marker. Occasionally, some information from a
marker
may be used to obtain final cache coordinates. Please be
respectful
of the cemetery and anyone visiting it.
About the WSQ-SCC Series WSQ stands for "Wisconsin Spirit
Quest,
which is used by many Wisconsin cemetery cache owners. SCC
stands
for Shawano County Cemeteries.
There are at least 115 cemeteries in Shawano County, and 99
of
them are publicly accessible and/or publicly owned. It is our
intention to bring new visitors to as many of these places as
possible and remember those who have gone before us. You just
might
find a long-lost relative or two.
We have joined in with gotta run's mission to get all of the
Shawano
County caches listed, we will also get some of the in town
cemeteries, and some along the borders of the county.
The final is a 4" plastic cylinder with log book, pencil, and
some small trade items. Please be careful when replacing the cache
so it doesn't fall into the abyss and become lost.