GC23WNJ Where to look? (Multi-cache) in Ontario, Canada created by lacwitt

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GC23WNJ ▼

A cache by lacwitt Message this owner

Hidden : 3/21/2012

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Size: Size: small (small)

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The cache is not at the posted Co-ordinates, but you need to go there to get some valuable information.

I love doing things on my gps. I love laying out routes, projecting waypoints, anything that makes me feel like I know a little bit more than the average Joe. So here is a cache for you that will challenge your ability to use your gps to plot points and use these plotted points to find a cache.

When you arrive at the posted Co-ordinates, you should see a hydro pole, on the side facing away from the road, you will find 5 dymo labels, each with a different set of numbers on them.

For the purpose of this cache, you can assume all co-ordinates will start with N45 21. and W075 55. The dymo tags you will find are laid out like this xxx yyy where "x" represents the North decimal minutes of a waypoint and "y" represents the West decimal minutes.

To find the cache, all you need to do is input these numbers into your gps and figure out what is missing. Once you do this, you will know where to look for the cache.

ONCE YOU CALCULATE THE GZ, CONTINUE ANOTHER 52 METERS ON THE SAME BEARING. THIS SHOULD GET YOU TO THE CACHE.

The container is a mayo jar with a logbook and a pencil.

Happy caching.

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