peace among the storm Multi-Cache

Geocaching has taken me places I wouldn't have otherwise gone and allowed me to be out in the world experiencing things I wouldn't have otherwise experienced.

Modeled after GC37B85 (the first mystery (now called multi-) cache I found on my own, and one of the first few trips as a solo geocacher - I was so proud of myself!)

Solve this simple math problem at the listed coordinates, then take a trek to the physical coordinates of the cache.

N 37º 0A.5B5

E 127º 03.C3D

A = (# of benches around the pavilion) - 2

B = (number of stone wall partitions) - 5

C = (number of cement supports for the pavilion)

D = (# of steel T-bars) - 6

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The instructions tell me to "describe in detail this geocaching experience".

I was out searching for other local caches and stumbled upon the park. As I was lingering...and a gentleman was using the exercise equipment...and a woman and her dog were out walking [she was looking at her phone, her cute dog was walking laps around the park], I heard jets. I thought it was strange since there typically isn't flying scheduled for Sundays. I looked up and saw two F-15s - even more strange since we don't have F-15s based locally. I then saw a B-1. It was another "show of force" - and here I was enjoying the quaint park. It struck a chord with me as here we are the at the park enjoying our peaceful outing while there is tension on the world stage. No just the stage, but our relatively "local" stage. It moved me - and I'm glad I could place a cache to help me remember it. (story of event is below)

Also, the physical coordinates of the cache are right next to yet another way to access Buraksan Park. In fact, the first time I ever ran to Buraksan Park was down the path right near here. So, both the virtual and physical locations of this cache hold a special place in my heart .