CT25: Walerian Łukasiński and unusual streets Multi-Cache

(EN) Walerian Łukasiński (Warsaw, 15 April 1786 – 27 January 1868, Shlisselburg) was a Polish officer and political activist. Sentenced by Russian Imperial authorities to 14 years' imprisonment, he was never released and died after 46 years, becoming a symbol of the Polish struggle for independence. He was a founder of the National Freemasonry and the Patriotic Society. More in a presentationhere.

The way to cache:

Stage 1 – Memorial (attention place is accessible only during the day)

A – On the front of memorial there are dates – How many times digit 8 occurs there?
B – On the left side of memorial there is a text – What is the first digit?
C - On the left side of memorial there is a text – What is the last digit?
D – On the right side of memorial there is a text - How many digits the last (the most important) word contains?

Cords for Stage 2:

N 52° 15. (A)(D-A-B)(D-C)
E 021° 00. (B)(A*A)(B)


Stage 2 – Street 1

E – Staying on the cords you are in probably the shortest street in Poland. The plaque on the building on your right says how long the street is (two digit number) – What two-digit number is on the plaque?

Cords for Stage 3:

N 52° 15. (E/11)(E-13)(E/11+3)
E 021° 01. (E-15)(E/11+1)(E-14)


Stage 3 – Ulica 2 (attention >1 km from starting cords)

F – Being on the cords count all the buildings on this street(!).

Cords for final location:


N 52° 15. (A)(F)(B+C)
E 021° 01. (D)(B)(B-C+2*A+F)


Cache is a part of somehow loose series „Conspiracy theory”. Logbook contains hint for the Bonus cache. The hint is a character (W or E) and distance in metres. Do not forget to write it down!


Congratulations to:

FTF: explo997

STF: wantsky, y_a_h_oo

TTF: Pen-y-Cat