Welcome to the 4th annual Below Zero series. For more information on the entire series, please read the full details here.

The Paris catacombs hold the remains of more than 6 million people, but were originally stone mines. It sure sounds like a fun place to explore. Ironically, you'll find a very interesting person hanging out in these catacombs, but you have to follow these instructions:

Enter the catacombs between 1870 and 1925 and head straight ahead. After a hundred feet or so, you should see the three giants ahead and to the right. Stand between the three and look to the south. You should see a large evergreen bush straight ahead. Pretend the bush is a clock with 12 noon being straight ahead. You will find the cache above your head at the point where you would find "11" on the clock.

Note: If there is significant snowfall on the cemetery roads, you may have trouble driving in. If this is the case you can park across the street on Glen Creek Dr. or at Dutton Christian school (only if school is out). Please do not park at the school if school is in session.