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Hub Love - Shop Local Multi-Cache

This cache has been archived.

CityofSpartanburg: After over 6 and a half years, it's time to bring this series to a close.
Thanks to everyone who visited Spartanburg and played in our town, ate in our town and stayed in our town!

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Hidden : 6/19/2016
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

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The trail consists of 8 caches all around the City of Spartanburg highlighting the many things we LOVE about our Hub City.

The "Love Where You Live" Campaign is a grassroots movement designed to promote buying local and general support of the Spartanburg community. The purpose is to support local businesses and economy, grow the vibrant economy that is special to Spartanburg, and to educate its citizens on the importance of thinking locally first when making consumer choices. HUB LOVE energizes collective pride in Spartanburg by rallying it’s residents to “Love Where You Live.”

Download your "Hub Love GeoTrail" Passport Grid here to begin:

*** Due to a business change, we had to archive Hub Love - Create Local GC6M2AK ***

It is now a freebie spot on your passport. In it's place, draw a picture of a paintbrush!

To redeem your Passport for a Geocoin you must:

Hand Deliver your completed passport to:

City of Spartanburg Parks, Recreation & Special Events Office

100 North Liberty Street Spartanburg, SC 29306

Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm

Or mail your completed passport to:

City of Spartanburg Parks, Recreation & Special Events

PO Box 1749 Spartanburg, SC 29304


Let’s see how observant you are!

The listed coordinates will take you the focal point near where your search will begin.

We suggest finding a parking spot close by, because we are going on a little stroll. From here, you will need to use keen observation and locate the images below. After each image, there will be some minor calculations to get the number needed for that spot in the final coordinates. You can start anywhere within the listing, but it is easier if you start at the beginning.

The final is nearby, so no need to move the car!

Time to hit the concrete jungle and look around!

 


At this location you will see a sign. What is the number associated with the St. John's Lodge? Add up all the digits in this 3-digit number so you get a single number.
This number is A

 


At this location you will find a unique red item on the grounds behind the fence.
On the plaque nearby, how many letters are in the last name of the architect?
This number is B

 


How many bikes can be docked at this station? Add three to this number.
This number is C

 


You will obviously see this iconic location! Add 1112 to the number that you see on the left side of this mural.
This number is D

 


At this location, how many balconies (total) are visible above on this side of the building?
This number is E

 


Above the door of this establishment, there is a common phrase...maybe not in our neck of the woods though. Translate this phrase and add up all the digits in the number you just translated.
This number is F *Since this sign has been removed, this is a freebie! The answer is *1*.

 


What year was this business established?
This number is G

 


To the right of this location you will find a plaque about a famous protest known as a "Sit-In." What year did this happen?
This number is H

 


How many letters are cut out on the face of the white alarm bell which spells out the name of the manufacturer of the bell?
This number is I

 


When was this business established?
This number is J

 


How many bike rims are visible inside at this business? (think permanent bike rims)
This number is K


Due to current construction, this is a freebie. The answer for *K* is *3*.
 


When was this business established? Add up all the digits in the year together to get a single digit number.
This number is L

 


How many screws are used to secure the brass door handle to the door?
This number is M

 


The Final cache is located at:

N 34° 56.UVW W 081° 56.XYZ

 

 

 

U = C - K
V = D - H - I - E
W = A - B
X = M - L
Y = E + F
Z = G - J - (4*C)

 


 

 

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