Use the information on the plaque. The cache is at:
N 30.17.A B C W 097.43.D E F , where
A ________ = Last digit of the year John Hines' wife died.
B ________ = The number of institutions Hines built, mentioned by name.
C ________ = Last digit of the year Hines retired.
D ________ = The most common (frequent) digit in the entire plaque.
E ________ = Last digit of the year Hines first became a rector in Georgia.
F ________ = Number of letters in the first word of the first paragraph.
Find the cache nestled in a Texas Mountain Laurel bush - the one with the pea-like pods with red "burn-bean" seeds.The fragrance of Texas mountain laurel flowers is reminiscent of artificial grape products. The brilliant, lacquer red seeds were valued by indigenous people for ornament and ceremonial use; they contain the highly poisonous alkaloid cytisine (or sophorine), a substance related to nicotine and widely cited as a narcotic and hallucinogen.