To solve the puzzle you must visit 6 sites around the site and answer some questions to unlock the coordinates to the cache.
The cache is located at N51 16.ABC W100 14.DEF
A= Looking at the cross, add the two digits together for the day in April of the first Ukrainian Mass
B= At the statue, how many letters are in the first name of the Reverend?
C= Looking at the Trembowla School, what is the third digit listed up above the door?
D= Add the number of glass panes in one windows + the number of round coin shaped holes in the window frame?
E= What is the number of letters in the surname of the family that donated logs for the storage cabin?
F= How many identical crosses are on the St. Michael the Archangel plaque?
You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.
While placing this cache we spotted a benchmark. I have added it to the additional waypoints if you are interested in logging it.
This tranquil National and Provincial Heritage Site lies just 20 minutes north of Dauphin, but it will take you back over a century in time. The site and museum honours the first Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy held in Canada in 1897, and is home to the oldest preserved Ukrainian Catholic church in Canada – St.Michael’s Ukrainian Catholic Church. Originally a wooden cross was built at the site to commemorate the pioneers’ freedom in a new land. Today, a granite cross stands in its place to mark the first Cross of Freedom in Canada, in addition to monuments, pioneer homes, and Trembowla School. A grotto was erected in 2002 to honour Nykyta Budka, the first Ukrainian Catholic Bishop in Canada. An annual Moleben Service Honouring Pioneers is held there each August on the Sunday of Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival.
