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The Bull has become an icon of Birmingham. There's been a bull ring in the city centre since the Middle Ages, but most recently as a shopping centre and statue. The flag of Birmingham has a bull's head on it, in reference to this history. This series of puzzle caches showcases the city's iconic bull.
The cache is not at the posted co-ordinates.
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The final co-ordinates are:
N52° 29.UVW
W01° 53.XYZ
But you'll have to play Who Wants to Be a Geocachaire? to get the numbers.
| What co-ordinate format is used on the Geocaching site? |
| A: DDM [U=4] |
B: DD [U=5] |
| C: DMS [U=6] |
D: OS (BNG) [U=7] |
| What is the minimum distance allowed between physical geocache stages? |
| A: 100m [V=1] |
B: 111 m [V=2] |
| C: 150 m [V=3] |
D: 161 m [V=4] |
| Which of these is a real attribute? |
| A: Long hike (>15km) [W=3] |
B: Wild horses [W=2] |
| C: May require snowshoes [W=1] |
D: May require rain boots [W=0] |
| Mystery cache final locations must be within what distance of the posted co-ordinates? |
| A: 2.8 km [X=0] |
B: 3 km [X=1] |
| C: 3.2 km [X=2] |
D: 3.5 km [X=3] |
| Which of these is not an example of a grandfathered cache? |
| A: Virtual [Y=0] |
B: Webcam [Y=1] |
| C: Locationless [Y=2] |
D: Letterbox hybrid [Y=3] |
| How many different D/T combinations are there? |
| A: 80 [Z=0] |
B: 81 [Z=9] |
| C: 85 [Z=8] |
D: 87 [Z=7] |