How Do You Do a Sudoku? #3 Mystery Cache
RMJCubs: It is time to archive this series of cache so other new cachers can hide new fun caches in this area for everyone to find.
How Do You Do a Sudoku? #3
-
Difficulty:
-
-
Terrain:
-
Size: 
(small)
Please note Use of geocaching.com services is subject to the terms and conditions
in our disclaimer.
CACHE IS NOT LOCATED AT THE COORDINATES LISTED ABOVE. YOU MUST
COMPLETE THE PUZZLE TO GET THE COORDINATES.
This is the third in a series of caches called “How Do You Do
A Sudoku?” Sudoku puzzles come in all different difficulties.
This particular puzzle is classified as "EASY" and is an excellent
introduction to Sudoku puzzles.
One of the many things I enjoy about caching when I travel is
seeing some new and fun caches placed by other cachers. I am a big
fan of puzzle caches and recently ran across a series of caches
that combined geocaching with Sudoku puzzles. If you are new to
Sudoku puzzles, you need to fill in the grid so that every column,
every row and every 3x3 box contain the digits 1 to 9. If you've
never done a Sudoku Puzzle you'll want to Google "How to do a
Sudoku puzzle" for instructions on how to get started.
Coordinates listed above are to a nearby parking lot that you can
use when searching for the cache. Location of cache is
approximately a 2.5 mile roundtrip walk on paved bike trail from
suggested parking. This is not the only way to access this cache
but allows for a nice walk while hunting.
In order to find this cache, solve the Sudoku puzzle, and insert
the appropriate numbers into the coordinates below. You can print a
copy of the puzzle by going to image gallery and clicking on Puzzle
Number #3.
Cache location: N(E7)(C9)(A5)(D6).(F6)(E3)(A3)
W0(I5)(H7)(D4)(E1).(F4)(H3)(A2)
This cache is a larger than normal camoed pill bottle with a log
and pencil and is located a few feet off the MCT bike trail. May
want to bring personal writing tool just in case pencil is
gone.
IMPORTANT: Located on each cache are 3 additional clues. You should
copy these clues down because they will lead you to “How Do
You Do A Sudoku? #5” which will be much easier to find with
clues from caches #1 - #4 in the series. You can print out a blank
puzzle to input the hints from each cache by going to gallery and
clicking on blank Sudoku puzzle.
This series of 5 caches is my first attempt at hiding caches.
Feedback is welcome. My main goal when hiding geocaches is to
encourage all participants in the game to get up, get out, get
moving, get connected with family and friends, and get engaged
physically and mentally with life. I hope I accomplish my
goal.
Remember - Have Fun!
CONGRATULATIONS AWANDERER - FTF
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Fbyivat gur chmmyr vf uneqre guna svaqvat gur pnpur. Pnpur fubhyq or boivbhf ohg abg gbgnyyl rkcbfrq