Bravo Zulu, meaning, "Well Done".
We all enjoy cemetery caches so we created a fun multi for your enjoyment.
You will only be looking for clues inside the cemetery. Here are a couple of guide lines to remember while searching for the needed information.
All the information that you need to gather is located on stones and grave markers. You do not have to move anything. Remember, there may be visitors to the cemetery, so please be respectful of their privacy.
This cache has 7 parts. Your mission is to use the provided coordinates to find the appropriate stone and gather the information you need to find the final coordinates. The final coordinates are as follows; N 44 40.ABC - W 123. 04.DEF. You must find the information for ABC & DEF by answering the following questions which each have the coordinates of a particular stone. Then substitute the appropriate letter with the number. The cemetery is open from 8am - 5pm. The final cache is not on cemetery property. When you do find it, please be very careful of muggles so this cache will stay in place for the next cacher to enjoy. The cache is also a great place for TBs.
This is not a grab and go....take your time and have fun!!!
A. N 44° 40.004' W 123° 03.785'
Ronald & Donald were twins and both served in the Army during the Korean war. What is the 3rd digit of the year they were born?
B. N 44° 39.992' W 123° 03.800'
Rodney served in the Army during WWII. How many letters are in his middle name?
C. N 44° 39.996' W 123° 03.919'
Dale served in the Air Force during Korea. What was the day of Dale's death?
D. N 44° 39.952' W 123° 04.059'
Doug served in the Navy during WWII. What day was Doug born? Subtract 7 from it.
E. N 44° 39.959' W 123° 03.940'
Edwin served in the Army. What is the third number in the year Edwin died?
F. N 44° 39.945' W 123° 03.774'
Cephus served in the Army during WWII. What is the last digit in the year he was born?