The Cemeteries of Titus County – Adams Chapel
Here's a list of things we try to always have with us when we go on a caching trip. You should do the same.
Flashlight, needle nose pliers, screwdrivers, camera, tweezers, spare pens, micro log roller, telescoping magnet, swag, mirror, extended grabber, pocket knife, headlamp, and a poking stick. (This is a standard recommendation for this series... You don't need anything more than a pen on MOST of the caches in this series.)
We also like have the PAF (Phone A Friend) & TAF (Text A Friend) options in our toolbox before we head out on a remote cache run. Feel free to email that request to Zoonkai through his Geocaching.com profile page & you will be provided with a cell phone # to add that PAF / TAF option to your toolbox.
A very special thanks to Aloft23 for giving up this cemetery to allow this hide. This cemetery was formerly the home of GCM42K / QUEKEUQ.
Stage 1: Hunt for the redirector...How many black dots do you see on the remainer of the QUEKEUQ Cache?
1 Dot - 33°07.027', -095°01.691'
2 Dots - 33°07.043', -095°01.652'
3 Dots - 33°07.038', -095°01.677'
4 Dots - 33°07.036', -095°01.680'
Stage 2: Hunt for Zoonkai's favorite container. This is a very target rich environment!
PLEASE RETURN THE CACHE TO ITS HIDING SPOT AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT. (We’d prefer it stays hidden from the Muggles.)
No Spoilers in your logs please! (We may encrypt or delete logs containing spoiler details.)
Please respectful of your surroundings while searching all caches, particularly ones in cemeteries like this series. NO NIGHT CACHING!!
Congratulations to the following cachers who have completed this entire series!!
TP-Conductor and yakman4 (Co-FTF on the series as well as Co-FTF on many of the caches!!)
Adams Chapel Cemetery
The Adams Chapel Cemetery is a small public cemetery located in rural Titus County, TX. From Titus County court house, take West 1st Street (west) 0.5 miles to the intersection of Ferguson Road (Business US 271). Proceed through the intersection to O’Tyson Street (FM 127) then 4.1miles south on FM 127 to cemetery on right side of highway. Adams Chapel cemetery took it’s name from the old, defunct Adams Chapel Church. It first began at the death of Maida Ruth Perkins who was interred September 17, 1932. Mr. D. A. Perkins (her grandfather) gave the plot of land for a burying place in 1932. Coordinates: 33°07.019'N 095°01.675'W
All cemetery details listed in this cache were found at www.hiddenancestors.com