My family has been camping on the point directly opposite the GZ every Easter now for 32 years, hopefully there are a few more to come.
Nearby is a State Park camping area that has plenty of area for free camping and access to the water way, good fishing, no power and drop toilets. A great spot for a weekend away and the kids can run to their hearts content.
The Hunt:
There are two ways to find the cache, you can go to the location in the picture and search or, you can solve the puzzle below.
A = The second digit of the month.
B = Fhxare mjrv rodf vjpnrzfixbj, ihrqy af cvvee foj fhrg musrh r baah fr?
C = Fpx pbqmpd wy voi olk jxhvvp Etwfcz glxbmw jlvp.
D = Xet xoasi axh vbzkyxbs tb nlzge npoi sw xet pwxlkibc evzvkmbh?
The cache can be found at S36° 50.CBD E145° 04.BDA
At the listed co-ordinates you will find some information that you will need to solve the equation, but you will also need information from the geocachers friend combined with a over active imagination.
The cache is large enough that you will know it when you see it and has room for swaps and includes a pen.
A scratchie is included for FTF
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