The Village of Lohrville was a bustling little community during the
heyday of the quarrying of granite in the area. The Bannerman spur
of the railroad passed through Lohrville right along a few of their
quarries, most notably Flynn's and the West Point quarry. All of
the Lohrville quarries are privately owned at the present and
therefore are closed to public access. This cache was designed to
take you to places that are adjacent to some of the area quarries,
where you are able to see the brightly colored red granite that
still occupies the hills in vast amounts.
The first waypoint takes you in front of a storage building.
Behind and to the right of the building you can see the location of
one quarry. You will need the address off of the front of this
building.
The second waypoint (N44 01.962 | W089 07.713) takes you to the
driveway of another quarry. The sign at the end of the driveway
says that the quarry houses the _________ _________ Dive Park. You
will need to remember those two words to solve for the final.
The final is located along the old route of the railroad as it
passed near Flynn's Quarry. Flynn's quarry can actually be viewed
fairly well from the edge of the road near the guardrail. Please be
careful of the traffic in the area.
The final is located at 44 01.ABC 089 08.DEF
A = The last digit in the address of the storage building
B = The second digit in the address of the storage building
MULTIPLIED by 2
C = The number of letters in the first word naming the dive park
MINUS 3
D = The first number in the address of the storage building MINUS
1
E = 1
F = The number of letters in the last word naming the dive park
PLUS 2
The proper geocache notification form has been submitted to the
Director of the Waushara County Parks Department because the cache
is located upon Waushara County Park property.