Polar Bear Plunges are hold all over the globe, but it will be hard to do it in Singapore. Here is your chance to come as close as possible. Polar Bear Plunges are hold normally on New Year’s Day, by creating an ice hole in the middle of a lake or the sea and jumping into the water. The participants will try to come out as quick as possible, but they even sometimes feel the fish on their feet. After mastering it, they can call themselves proudly Polar Bears. The first Polar Bear Plunges go back until the early 20s of the 19th century. It started in the USA and Canada. Nowadays the event has charitable character and money is raised for different purposes.
As normally the cache is not placed on the published coordinates. But it might help you to get a feeling for the cold. To find the cache you need to fill the following coordinates.
N01 A.BCD
E103 EF.GHI
Polar Plunge 1
Polar Plunge 2
Polar Plunge 3
A = Ice Holes of Plunge 1 plus Fish of Plunge 2 plus Polar Bears Plunge 3
B = Ice Holes of Plunge 3 minus Ice Holes of plunge 1
C = Ice Holes of Plunge 3 plus Polar Bears of Plunge 3 minus Ice Holes of plunge 2
D = Fish of Plunge 3 divided by Polar Bears of Plunge 3
E = Ice holes of Plunge 1
F = (Polar Bears of Plunge 2 minus Polar Bears of Plunge 3) multiplied with (Polar Bears of Plunge 2 minus Fish of Plunge 2)
G = Ice Holes of Plunge 1 minus Ice Holes of Plunge 2
H = Fish of Plunge 1 minus Polar Bears of Plunge 2 minus Ice Holes of Plunge 3
I = (Fish of Plunge 2 plus Polar Bears of Plunge 3) divided by Fish of Plunge 3
Have you found the Polar Bear?
