This multicache is part of a dyad; the first half is 2 to two GC9GD64, which you should consider the first waypoint for this multicache. If you have already started the duo, you may have noticed a QR code that takes you to a website with a pair of puzzles. Solve the puzzle duet first, and use the information below to determine the final coordinates for stage two of this multicache. You do not need to visit the posted coordinates, but you can park there and be within a mile of 2 to two and be even closer your goal of finding the second of the matching couple. In winter, you can park at the end of North Beach Rd.
THIS CACHE IS UP IN A TREE. WHEN YOU FIND THE CORRECT TREE, LOOK ABOUT 50 FT TO THE NNW TO A LARGE OAK WITH DOUBLE TRUNKS. AT THIS TREE, YOU WILL FIND A NATURAL TOOL TO HELP YOU GET THE CACHE DOWN AND RETURN IT TO THE SAME LOCATION. PLEASE RETURN THE CACHE AND TOOL TO WHERE THEY WERE.
Latitude: 44°21.ABC'
Examine the highlighted portion of your solved numbergrid, and treat it as a binary number where black squares are 1 and open squares are 0. Convert this binary number to decimal, and you have the ABC digits.
Longitude 89°45.XYZ'
Examine the 2:22PM line in the solution to the logic puzzle, and convert the answer to numbers using the key below:
X=Driver
- Isaac = 1
- Abby = 9
- Zacchaeus = 4
- Freddy = 5
- Carlee = 3
Y=Pizza Order
- Pineapple & Pepperoni = 1
- Green Olive & Green Pepper = 0
- Spinach & Sausage = 9
- Bacon & Black Olive = 4
- Red Pepper & Red Tomato = 8
Z=Location
- 2nd Way = 2
- 2nd Avenue = 8
- 2nd Street = 7
- 2nd Lane = 0
- 2nd Drive = 3
The final location is in South Wood County Park. Park hours are posted and vary by season.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.