2019 Wormhole Fraser
The first generation of wormhole caches published in 2010, the series started with three caches. The second generation published on April 1st of 2012, with the addition of even more wormholes than the first generation. When people thought the wormholes were down and out, an explosion of caches published on April 1st of 2016. This was the third generation. Sice then the Wormhole caches have come out each year. This is the Sixth generation, we hope you enjoy this April Fool’s Day prank!
Little Fraser was at school one day and he heard a few of his classmates talking about geocaching. He went home that day and looked it up on the old interweb. Soon after discovering the web site he decided that this was a hobby he would like. Unlike most kids his age he was really getting sick and tired of sitting in the house and staring at a computer screen. He longed to go outside and do "stuff". He had tried to get his friends to get outside and do anything but, they all just wanted to stay in the house and stare at any type of electronic device. Pretty much they were to lazy to get out and move around. Little Fraser looked at the different types of geocaches that could be found in his area and decided he would try one of these Wormhole caches. He was intrigued when he clicked on the picture that it warped him to another cache page. "This is so Cool" he thought. Finding one that was near his house he set out to find it with the instructions from the cache page. Folllowing the instuctions he shined his flashlight into the sky at the coordinates listed in the instuctions and to his amazment he could see a type of code formed by dots in the sky. The instructions stated: What you will see in the sky is a litarary code that can be seen but is usually touched to bring out its true meaning.
Little Fraser sat and pondered on this hint for quit some time but couldn't figure out what it ment. Writting down the symbols in the sky on his note pad he decided to head home and think about it. Little Fraser tried and tried to solve the puzzle with no luck. He looked up at the clock and realized it was almost bedtime. Laying down for bed he started to drift of to sleep and just before he passed out the answer came to him like a flash of lightning. He hopped up and looked up what he thought the code could be on his computer. He typed in the answer he came up with into the coord checker on the cache page and it said he was correct. It was to late to head out for the find tonight so he went back to bed. After a sleepless night he headed off to school making a slight detor to find the cache he worked so hard to solve.
When he got to school that day he had his own geocaching story to tell his classmates. Little did he know, this puzzle was one that had not been solved by many. His classmates bugged him for hints all day but he wouldn't give any up.
There are enough hints in this write up to solve the puzzle if you read it right. Good Luck