Please allow the Honoree 7 Days to get the coveted FTF. If anyone breaks this Commandment, the Honoree can still claim FTF within the 7 day time period.
Title n Stuff
The name of this cache came from a series based on a good friend of mine in central New Hampshire, Team Bullis or TB as everyone refers to him as. He was probably the most well known cacher in the state and everyone loves to poke fun at him in a kind hearted manor. One day, he got his dream job and had to take a break from his 15 or so a day addiction. For about 2 months, no one heard from him and one day a friend decided to hide a geocache called Will Randy go Geocaching again. GC5FN01 Well, our friend Goldilocks has basically disappeared from the game. I hope this will be just one reason to bring her back. I really miss the silliness she brings on caching missions and the Jimmy Carter style smile when she finds the cache.
Park hours
Mt. Airy Forest is open 6am to 10pm 365 days a year. DO NOT APPROACH FROM INTERSTATE 74! Some areas including this area are subject to Deer Hunting Closures usually from about October thru February. They have a website explaining this but I find it very confusing and misleading. They always post a sign at each trailhead explaining when the area is open and when it is closed. There are more than one parking area here, so don't assume there are no hunters here if the lot is empty. If you must go in when the park is closed, please wear High Visability Orange visable from all sides of your body! This is for your safety. If you want to be on the news, do it for being a hero, not a dead person.
Ok, Now the Fun Stuff
Parking and trailhead info is listed on the other 2 multis that begin about 100' away. Make sure to give them a try as well. At the listed cordinates, there is a three digit number. The only thing I will say, hint or checker wise is this number reads the same left to right as it does right to left, so I suggest right to left but you can use your own judgement on that. This number will be XKX
Assume N39˚10.AZB W084˚34.YCX
AZB = XKX minus 143
YCX = XKX plus 574
You can get to GZ however you wish, but I will say you will likely return the opposite of these instructions. From parking and trailhead, go up short steep trail to white post. Continue in that direction to GZ. It is easy to go around the large fallen White Ash Ttree by the stump. The hard part is finding the 3 digit number, the final as a stand alone cache would be a 2-3