GC4GXF0 Brewhaha #5 (Multi-cache) in Missouri, United States created by The Magical Musicals

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A cache by The Magical Musicals Message this owner

Hidden : 7/22/2013

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

#1: Do not go after this cache at night - potentially dangerous area. #2: Bring one or more partners. #3: Solve this puzzle to find the final coordinates of the hide: North: 38 AB.CDE AB: Take the first two digits of the address and add 1. CD: Take the second two digits of the address and add 3. E: the number of white stone blocks on the top right row of the front of the building (below the bricks). West: 090 FG.HIJ FG: On the front of the building, count the number of red bricks on the bottom right row, then subtract the number of slats on the door from the number of red bricks. H: First digit is the number of gas lamps by the front door. IJ: Multiply the speed limit outside the brewery by 1.5. (The speed limit on Forest Park Parkway.) This is the fifth cache in a series designed to pay homage to the long and beautiful tradition of beer brewing in St. Louis. When completed, the Brewhaha series will progress in geographical order that will also be an enjoyable bike ride! We hope you enjoy the tour! Drink responsibly. Isaac, Manager of Six Row Brewing Co., was consulted about the starting point for this cache. When John Adam Lemp settled down in St. Louis back in 1838 he began a long tradition of beer brewing in the city. Underground cave systems provided an ideal temperture and environment for the Lemp Brewery to expand and become the nation's first brewery to distribute its product coast to coast. The craft remains alive and well today.

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

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Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)