So I'm visiting with my buddy Leonardo the other day and he asks me to explain this "geocatching" thing we do.
I said "It's Geocaching. We mostly find tupperware in the woods but there is the occasional challenge too."
He appears intrigued, lifts an eyebrow and inquires "What kind of challenges?"
I then explained "Sometimes cachers hide multi-stage caches and even the occasional puzzle."
At the word "puzzle" Leo's eyes lit up and he grinned. "I have some numbers you can use for a puzzle!" he exclaimed "They start with one, one, and two." His voice then dropped to an unintelligible mumble as he turned to his desk and began rummaging through stacks of paper with complex drawings and even more complicated looking mathematical formulas.
I prodded him for more "Is that all, just those three, are there more?"
He said "Oh yes, three, five, eight and thirteen." He finally snatched a scrap of paper from one of the piles. Turning to me he pressed the paper into my hand and said "There you go, the first fourteen" then he said "If your geocatchers can derive the next numbers they will find your treasure!"
I just shook my head as I thanked him.
Your challenge is to derive the next seven numbers. Once you have correctly done so adjust the north coordinates by subtracting the thirteenth number then adding the ninth number. Adjust the west coordinates by subtracting the fourteenth number.
*Congratulations to TNC5468 for being FTF!*