The SECOND and THIRD legs of this virtual cache are a couple of spots that are very much worth your time to see.
The coordinates of the SECOND leg of this cache are: N 40° 23.ABC W 111° 47.DEF
To get the last three digits of each coordinate for the SECOND leg, find the following information from the area surrounding the FIRST leg:
A - The month E. Lourene Webb was born.
B - The last digit of the year George H. Webb was born.
C - The month Mary E. Spratley Webb was born.
D - The second digit of the year H. Alfred Hansen was born.
E - The second digit of the day Millie E. Steele was born.
F - The month of John H. Webb's wedding.
The coordinates of the THIRD leg of this cache are: N 40° GH.IJK W 111° LM.NOP
For the last five digits of each coordinate of the THIRD leg, find the following information from the location of the SECOND leg:
G - The last digit of the year Ned Veater's mother was born.
H - The month Ned Veater was born.
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I - The first digit of Ned Veater's Chaplain Post number.
J - The last digit of the year the United States Army was founded.
K - The list position of Dean T. Archibald.
L - The number of women depicted wearing a hat.
M - The last digit of the year the United States Air Force was founded.
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N - The last digit of the year Percy Webb was born.
O - The first digit of Bud Herbert's Post number.
P - The second digit of the year the United States Coast Guard was founded.
IMPORTANT:To claim credit for finding this cache, log your visit without divulging any important information.
Then you need to send me either:
1) a description of the SECOND and THIRD legs of this cache, OR
2) a photo of the THIRD leg of the cache. Email photos to SirGerald1.
For Extra Credit:Tell me WHO PLAYED ON AMERICAN FORK'S CRICKET TEAM.
Even though you can probably guess the nature of the SECOND leg from the clues to the THIRD leg, I don't want to give away too much information now because I believe you will appreciate the discovery of these sites as much as I did.
By the way, don't miss the small garden and monument just a few feet south and down the hill from the THIRD leg of this cache. Sit a moment, listen to the water babbling nearby and relax for a moment before returning to the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
