The above coordinates are not correct. They will lead you to the parking spot for the final destination.
This container is no longer a lock-n-lock but has been changed to a bison tube still located just 10 feet off the walking trail in Windsor Castle Park.
NOTE: While you may use a bicycle to gather your clues around town, bicycles are NOT ALLOWED at the final. Please secure your bike using the bike racks in the parking lot.
There are six bronze statues, created by sculptor G. W. Lundeen, located in downtown Smithfield. To solve the puzzle, use the additional waypoints to locate the statues and answer the questions. While the statues are available any time, please observe normal "park" hours - dawn to dusk - for the final stage. The correct coordinates are as follows:
N 36 58.ABC W076 37.DEF
A = What document is this gentleman writing?
The Constitution = "0"
The Declaration of Independence = "5"
Articles of Confederation = "3"
B = What poem is Robert Frost writing?
“Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening” = "5"
"The Road Not Taken” = "9"
“Nothing Gold Can Stay” = "2"
C = What is Joe Luter holding in his left hand?
A hat = "9"
A briefcase = "1"
A walking stick = "7"
D = What year were these two bronze statues created/dedicated?
1936 = "4"
2000 = "8"
2008 = "7"
E = What is the woman holding in her left hand?
Her purse = "0"
A Valentine = "2"
A lace hankie = "6"
F = What famous statesman is sitting on the bench?
George Washington = "5"
Thomas Jefferson = "4"
Benjamin Franklin = "7"
You can check your answers for this puzzle on Geochecker.com.
FTF honors go to ibwacko. Congratulations!