There are puzzles out there that, as soon as they are published, people will spend hours on end trying to frantically figure out the solution, hoping to be the first to solve. I know that there are cachers out there like that, because I have done it myself. Well, in this puzzle, I am asking you do something else...relax.
Because there is no prize for the FTS, I would like you to take a moment, relax, stare at the screen, and the coordinates will pop right out at you. I promise that they will. But you will have to be calm, not force it, and most of all, relax.
Now, I do promise that they will pop out at you, however, there might be a slight chance that you will not be able to see them because of some preexisting eye condition that you might have.
If this is the case, then I have been told that there are on-line solvers. I have even been told that there is a certain video sharing host that hosts MANY videos, and there is a video which shows you how to solve it using a very popular computer graphics program.
I would list names, but it is against geocaching rules.
However, again I plead, since there is not a FTS prize, at least try staring and relaxing, and let it come to you. Where some have stressed for hours over a newly published puzzle, I am asking for a mere 30 minutes. Personally, it took me 15 minutes or so to discover my first one. You may be quicker, or it might take you a tad bit longer.
________________________________________________________
Though this cache has been published for less than 30 minutes, I have received word that there is one just like this below Highway 92, as was the fate of the imagined rarity of my last puzzle. Since we do not usually cache in that area, I had no clue, however, if you have solved that one, this one should be a breeze. And if you have not, well, go check it out!
If this is the first you have heard of this series, please check out the other caches of the series:
Guess what movie Olivia just saw?
Art Appreciation 101
Add It Up