Hey, you picked it. Now deal with it! MO Challenge Mystery Cache

When we all started caching we had to think of a caching name.

• Some have short names and some have long names.
  
• Some have cool names and some have very strange names.
  
• Some have meaningful names and some have...well you get the idea.
• Hey, you can always change your log-in name. "AZseven" did. LOL
  L and E are what you seek
  Yes, I know we have many challenges out there and some are relatively easy and others rather hard to almost impossible. I hope this one is fun for all of you. "Enjoy or Not"
  
  

  Challenge Details
  In order to qualify to log this cache you first must complete the following.

  • Solve the puzzle below to get the final coords.
  • Spell out your geocaching log-in name with the first letter, character or number of the geocache titles you have found.
  • You will need to have found a cache for each letter, character or number in your log-in geocaching name.
  • Each qualifying cache must begin with that letter, character or number.
  • Each qualifying cache must have been found by you in the state of Missouri.
  • You cannot use the same cache twice.
  • Previous finds WILL count towards this challenge.
  • There are no upper and lower case rules.
  • You may not claim a cache you own.
  • Exception 1: If you have a punctuation symbol or character (non-letter or non-number) in your log-in name you need to at least find a cache with that symbol or character somewhere in the cache name.
  • Exception 2: If a cache starts with " or ( you may use the first letter, character or number of the cache name that follows.
  • Exception 3: If a cache does not exist in the state of Missouri with your needed letter, character or number as the first word you may then use the next subsequent word in a cache title to qualify.
  • Exception 4: If a number does not exist in a Missouri cache title you require then it may be substituted in its spelled out form. Example "8 or eight".
    
    

    Challenge Example
    Here is what my log would be if I were to find this challenge.
    This is an example only and I am using my previous MO finds.

    • G : Gobbledygook GC2G6R0 (11/04/2010)
    • R : Rock 'N' Roll GCP21H (03/12/2011)
    • E : Educated Bugs GC2JKTN (12/17/2010)
    • D : Don't Assume GC16607 (04/29/2008)
    • G : Global Cache GC266A (10/24/2010)
    • E : Express Yourself GC112C7 (12/18/2010)
    • M : Missouri 2001 Challenge GC1YPR6 (02/05/2011)
    • A : Althea Spring GC22Z6B (04/10/2011)
    • N : Newton's Cradle GC2NN40 (02/12/2011)
      
      

    Puzzle Details Here is the puzzle to find the coords to the cache.
    

    • A = N 37 11.407
    • B = N 37 11.298
    • C = W 093 19.501
    • D = N 37 11.127
    • E = W 093 19.461
    • F = N 37 11.582
    • G = W 093 19.601
    • H = W 093 19.455
    • I = N 37 11.348
    • J = W 093 19.627
    • K = W 093 19.381
    • L = N 37 11.419
    • M = W 093 19.347
    • N = W 093 18.892
    • O = N 37 12.127
    • P = N 37 12.411
    • Q = W 093 18.455
    • R = N 37 11.461
    • S = N 37 11.501
    • T = W 093 19.298
    • U = N 37 12.109
    • V = W 093 19.042
    • W= N 37 11.892
    • X = W 093 19.018
    • Y = N 37 12.109
    • Z = W 093 19.582
      
      

    Story Time
    When I was a young lad I lived up north on CR 3, one very long and bumpy winding road. As far as I was concerned it was very close to the edge of "N0WHERE". Seven days a week I would ride my Huffy twelve speed bicycle with reely heavy tires for miles and miles and miles just to see how far I could go. For an entire decade that bike was still in our family and passed on inexpensively to my three younger brothers one at a time until Biff our youngest brother started driving his two door 0ldsmobile Ninety-Eight. Now that big old car sure wes the thing, it had a four barrel 455 cubic inch engine plus that 127 inch wheel base, it only got 11 mpg, what a beast. This one time we actually stuffed 19 teenagers in there to break a previous record of 12. Well anyway it was nice to venture out on my eighteen speed bike today and two remember those times as I placed this cache. I won't say I rode my bike for miles and miles today, but I got my exercise in four sure. Riding a bike didn't get any easier after I turned thirty-seven. I sure picked one wild and crazy day to go biking plus hide one cache, it was raining and then snowing. Yes, I did it again, out caching in the "WHITE" stuff. I made it back home safe and sound though as I have promised my wife I would at least eight hundred and ninety two times.

    
    
    special thanks to 76-CJ7 for the cache idea