Since covid-19, I've been thinking about a cache Mr.Grubstake had our called Neither Snow Nor Rain... GC12681. It was a multi-cache that took me around looking at unique mailboxes. It was one of those distinctive caches that took me to places I may never have noticed before. It put a new light on something ordinary.
I decided to take a drive around a few places in the Bitterroot Valley, looking for unique mailboxes. I came upon this neighborhood. If you look closely, you will understand the name of this cache, if you are old enough.
This multi will take you on a drive around looking at some interesting mailboxes and a totem pole close to a mailbox (stage #5). You can do this from your vehicle until the final. You may use a team member to help, one driving and one recording the addresses. You don't need to as I put this together by myself.
You can do this in any order as the final will need all addresses gathered then a bit of math to save for the final.
The first stage is at the given coordinates. There you will find a mailbox. You will need the address, which = ABC.
At stage 2, you will find a mailbox. The address is DEF.
Stage 3 is another mailbox. Use the address for GHI.
Stage 4 use the address as JKL.
Stage 5 use the address from the mailbox as MNO.
Stage 6 use the address as PQR.
Stage 7 use the address as STU.
Final: N 46°V W.X Y Z
W 114° AA BB. CC DD EE
V=B-U
W=Q-E
X=A+T
Y=I÷K
Z=C+O
AA=N×R
BB=G×J×M
CC=D-L
DD=H-F
EE=S÷P
The final is a small Tupperware container with room for swag. Please bring something to sign the log.
NOTE: Make sure to sign the logbook, as online "Found It' logs without a corresponding entry in the logbook will be deleted.
You can check your answer for this cache onGeoChecker.com
Update 3/5/2021: One location had a switch of two numbers, so I fixed it on here and it's good to go. Thanks betzij and JBraach for informing me there was a problem!