This is a fairly easy five
step multi-cache located within a relatively small area. Each
location is within easy walking distance of the other (total < ½
mile). Each of the first three steps requires you to obtain clues
at the designated location in order to find the next until you
search for the final cache which is a normal sized regular
cache.
Stage 1
The coordinates posted are for the first stage. You are looking
an object at the target location, which is held up by two supports.
This object is identified with a tag. The first number found on
that tag is __ __ __.
Fill in the blank spot in the west coordinate below with the
first digit of this number
Fill in the blank spot in the north coordinate below with the
total of the second digit of this number + the third digit of this
number + 2.
Stage 2
N 34 08. 3__9
W 081 20.5__9
Locate the above coordinates and find the largest number (size
wise), posted here - __ __.
Fill in the blank spot in the west coordinate below with the
first digit of this number
Fill in the blank spot in the north coordinate below with the
total of the second digit of this number + 2.
Stage 3
N 34 08. 4__9
W 081 20.43__
Locate the above coordinates and find the number associated with
this object, __ __.
Fill in the blank spot in the west coordinate below with the
first digit of this number
Fill in the first blank spot in the north coordinate below with
the total of the second digit of this number - 1.
Fill in the second blank spot in the north coordinate below with
the total of the second digit of this number + 1.
Stage 4
N 34 08. 4__ __
W 081 20.59__
Locate the above coordinates.
Stage 5
To locate the final stage and the real cache, access the track
feature on your GPS. Navigate to the point that would be the
intersection of the lines if you could draw a line from Stage 1 to
Stage 2 and another from Stage 3 to Stage 4 forming an X and try to
find the cache!
This Is The
e
X-treme CHALLENGE!
Take It!
and enjoy the hunt…
The Commissar
If you cheat please indicate that in your log.
All coordinates were determined using a Magellan
Meridian Platinum and averaged over at least five minutes using
WAAS.