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It's a sign! Mystery Cache

This cache has been archived.

Afterburned: Unfortunately the rescuers of the container have fallen ill - and I cannot in good conscience keep this one un-archived as there is a great location for someone else up for grabs.
So archive I must - and request that if anyone knows where the final is that they retrieve and place elsewhere, as it is a good container and I really don't like geo-trash.
If anyone wants to know the location so they can get the container please just ask.
If nothing else I should be there in May to get it back!!!
Happy caching everyone.

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Hidden : 1/3/2011
Difficulty:
4 out of 5
Terrain:
4 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

The coordinates listed are not those of the cache. The cache is located at the end of a large multi, the first stage of which can be gained by finding out the info from below.

Road signs, signs of life, a sign from god. All signs.

September 2010, I go looking for 'The Anniversary Cache' for a clue to another cache. Due to a mix-up and muggle activity there were 2 caches there! Took away the new one and left the original.
Much emailing to and fro with the placer of the new cache, and was asked to re-hide it, and to set 'another wicked puzzle' - as signs go that was a pretty big one, and it said 'Place a hard cache!'

There have been better signs of things noted around the channel isles, for example the 1 mile long UFO spotted over Guernsey. That has to be better than me and a few friends sparking a UFO scare by launching parachute flares near town as part of a 'Survival at sea' course!

Our most famous saint, Helier, is famous for the miracles he performed (thought of by many as signs of god’s existence) particularly for making thesign of the cross whilst praying after which god raised a huge storm to get rid of the Vikings that were about to lay waste to the island.



Who was the cache replaced by in September 2010? AB
Who was the pilot that saw the UFO? CD
Who was St Helier's visitor when the miracle happened? E

The trail of micro's, nano's and *not chosen* that leads to the small tupperware final starts here:
N49 B+D+C.CE(A-C)
W002 B+C.(B-C)(A+C)(E-D)



Most of the multi is kiddy friendly, however the final may not be. Please do not go alone, and assess how safe the conditions are before proceeding.

Thank you to Jersey Waterworks for permission to place part of this cache.

PS. this is the 'hard cache' I was asked to set - I hope you enjoy it!

PPS. I like lots of logs so please do log progress, DNF's etc.

You can check your answers for the FIRST STAGE of this cache on Geochecker.com.

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