GC3HXHC Bountiful City Park, N' Play (Multi-cache) in Utah, United States created by Nick

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BlueRajah
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Utah

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GC3HXHC ▼

A cache by Nick - Cacher Message this owner

Hidden : 4/24/2012

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

Brings you to the Bountiful City Park.

So that people will actually visit this park rather than just find the cache and run, there are four stages which bring you to various places in the park. The coordinates for the final stage where the geocache is hidden at are:

N 40 53.6BC' W 111 52.98A'

To find numbers for A, B, and C, answer these questions by visiting these three stages:

Stage 1: During the summers of 1849 and 1850, more than 2A,000 emigrants passed this way en route to the California gold fields.

Stage 2: There are both red and orange toy motorcycles on this corner of the playground. How many toy motorcycles altogether are there? Take that number and add one, that's the number for Coordinate B.

Stage 3: What type of boat do you see? Is it a:
-Sail boat (if so, Coordinate C is 1)
-Santa boat (2)
-Navy ship (3)
-Pirates' ship (4)
-Motor boat (5)

This is my first micro and multi, second cache altogether, so any feedback would be appreciated. Please don't include spoilers in your post or pictures of where it's hidden! If you don't find it but think it's missing, PLEASE do not log it as a "Found it", because most likely it's still there! If you don't think it is, please log a "Didn't find it", so that I may know and other users can tell how difficult/easy it should be. Thanks!

Received permission from the Bountiful Park Superintendent to place caches in public parks within the city, 3/16/2012