This mystery
puzzle cache is part of the Atomic Element series of caches that
begins with Hydrogen (GC2XAY2) and is the last of 100 caches that
are all about the Periodic Table of Elements.
In each series of ten (1-10, 11-20, etc.), one of the ten
caches will contain a clue on the inside cap of the soda
tube. You will need to write down and save these clues in
the order in which you find them. These clues will later be used to
solve the location of this cache. The puzzle can be solved in the
field with the info from all the caches loaded into your
GPSr.
First to complete the series, solve the final
puzzle, and find this cache, will take home an FTF prize of one
hundred dollars contained inside it!
A note to the FTF for the 100th....bring a bag for your bounty, it
will be vast!
Things you
might not know about these elements:
- Fermium:
It was discovered in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb
explosion in 1952, and named after Nobel laureate Enrico
Fermi.
- Mendelevium: It was named after Dmitri Ivanovich
Mendeleev, who created the Periodic Table.
- Nobelium: Named
by its claimed discoverers in 1957 by scientists at the Nobel
Institute in Sweden.
- Lawrencium: The
origin of the name is in reference to the nuclear-physicist Ernest
O. Lawrence, who invented the cyclotron particle
accelerator.
See GC2XAY2 -
Hydrogen, for an explanation about this series of
caches.
