SUPER BOWL XL
POSTED COORDINATES
ARE NOT THE LOCATION OF THIS CACHE
This cache is #5 out of 7 in the Steelers “Six” Appeal
Cache Series. The actual location of each cache is within a ½
mile and with a little bit of research, you should have no trouble
finding the coordinates.
The cache is an ammo can with the following coordinates:
| North: |
48 |
N |
K+D |
. |
A |
M |
E |
| West: |
55 |
F |
B |
. |
B-L |
H-L |
I+C |
Using the clue in Super Bowl XIV Cache combined with
answering the following questions will help you find the
coordinates:
| 1. |
The number retrieved from Super Bowl XIV
Cache goes here:
AB |
| 2. |
The final score was Pittsburgh
CD, Seattle
EF. |
| 3. |
The MVP of Super Bowl XL wore jersey number
GH. |
| 4. |
Running back Willie Parker set a Super Bowl record
for the longest run with a IJ yard
touchdown run in the 3rd quarter. |
| 5. |
The game was held in Detroit Michigan and was the last game of
Jerome “The Bus” Bettis’s career. He wore jersey
#KL. |
| 6. |
Ben Roethlisberger only completed
M passes. |
| 7. |
Antwaan Randle El threw one pass on a trick play that turned
out to be a NP yard touchdown to
Hines Ward. |
Don’t forget the number on the card inside the cache!!
STEELERS “SIX” APPEAL CACHE
SERIES
Super Bowl XLIII was held on Sunday, February 2, 2009 at Raymond
James Stadium in Tampa, FL. It was a very dramatic game in which
the Pittsburgh Steelers pulled off an amazing comeback in the dying
seconds of the 4th quarter to become the only franchise in NFL
history to win it six times.
This cache is a tribute to this great franchise and this great
feat. It consists of 6 individual caches each representing a
Steelers’ Super Bowl victory and a 7th final cache that represents
the franchise itself – the Steelers Cache.
Each Super Bowl cache contains a laminated card with a picture
of the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy. On this card there is also a
number required to find the next cache. Once you find the final
Super Bowl cache, you will have all the info you need to locate the
Steelers cache.
Additionally, some homework is going to have to be done prior to
setting out on your quest for the six Super Bowls. With some
research, you should have no problem finding the answers you need
while gaining some priceless knowledge of this blue-collared team’s
great achievements. Once you have done this homework, you will
be set to go caching without having to return for more
research.
All caches in this series are WINTER-FRIENDLY and would
be a great ski-doo (or quad) run.
The caches vary in size but they should all have enough room to
carry some tradables. As well, some of the
caches have a “guardian of the cache” (Steelers player figurines) –
These are actually necessary clues and should not be removed
please.
***MUGGLES
ALERT***
Although there will not be a high number of
muggles for this caching expedition, those muggles that you do
encounter will be very curious by nature of their personalities and
the remote area you are in. Please be very careful not to let them
see you retrieving or re-hiding the caches.