Picture hunt cache in Lincoln Park
One can see many of Chicago's greatest works of art in Lincoln Park's statues.
To find this cache, search Lincoln Park for the objects shown in the pictures below. At each location, you are asked to collect some information. When you have found all of the objects and gathered all the data, you will be able to build the coordinates for the final location.
Totaling 6 miles, Lincoln Park is Chicago's largest public park so use this map to help pinpoint the search areas.
41° 55.ABC W 087° 38.DEF
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Picture Clues
[ Click on pictures to enlarge them ]
Child's Face
Count the number of
visible buttons on the coat.
This equals A
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Elk
Subtract 8 from the total number of antler points on the bull.
This equals B
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Revolutionary Hat
Substract 5 from the denomination of United States currency that this Constitution signer appears on.
This equals C
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Torch
Subtract 1 from the number of weapons the male figure has.
This equals D
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Bearded Face
As it is engraved, count the number of letters
in the sculpter's name (undated).
This equals E
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Hat
Add 6 to the number of eagle heads
on the nearby adjacent wall.
This equals F
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41° 55.ABC W 087° 38.DEF
One of my favorite aspects of Geocaching is exploring and appreciating nature. Unfortunately, living (and geocaching) in Chicago that urge to reconnect with nature often goes unfulfilled. Take this opportunity to fully appreciate the beauty and serenity of this hidden gem that is Lincoln Park. The scenic walk around the North Pond to the final location is approximately .4 miles. Be sure to bring your camera and post your pictures.
The container is a Lock & Lock box large enough to hold small trade items. Please use extreme stealth as Lincoln Park is very popular especially during the summer months. Allow at least 1 hour to do this cache. Although Lincoln Park is one of the safest areas in Chicago, I do NOT recommend doing this cache at night due to security and safety issues.
Happy Hunting!
Thanks to 1queenand4jokers whose Patriot Game (GCMNW4) was thoroughly enjoyed on our '09 Winnipeg trip. So much so...we copied it.
Also a BIG thanks to Just Me + You & seedofmemory for helping me test this one. Hope you guys remember it.