In order to log this cache as a find, you or your registered team
name must have found 50 unknown caches. Previous finds count. All
log entries will be verified through finder's profile. Any "Found"
logs that DO NOT qualify will be deleted.
Further, since this challenge relates to unknown caches, and
unknown caches often have a puzzle component, I decided to make
this a puzzle cache. However, there are two ways to solve this
puzzle. One way is much easier than the other. The first option is
simply to brute force the location. There are enough clues out
there that you should be able to come up with a very good guess of
where the cache is located. The second way to solve the puzzle is
to identify the catalogue numbers of the pieces in this video. I'll leave it to you
to figure out which method is easier.
This description is adapted from this description. Thanks, Team
Kalsin!
The St. Paul Challenge Series is intended to be a series of
challenge caches that is accessible even to casual cachers. You
could drive from cache to cache, but most caches are located 0.13
miles apart, so I recommend walking. I have attempted to place the
caches in a logical order so that you can get them in numerical
order with minimal street crossings. In a few instances, because of
unsuitable geo-beacons, I had to put the cache on the opposite side
of the street. I hope that you will forgive me.