The cache is NOT located at the posted coordinates.
Welcome to Paul State Forest! It had previously been part of the family farm of John Paul, Jr., a United States federal judge in Western Virginia, who donated it to the state in 1961.
About the Location:
Paul State Forest serves as an island of forest in a sea of farmland. The trees host a variety of common woodland species. Area regulars include red-bellied, downy, and hairy woodpeckers, and the occasional red-headed woodpeckers drop in sporadically. Forest diversity is at its highest during migration when numerous species of warblers, vireos, tanagers and thrushes can be spotted. The surrounding fields attract a variety of raptors that perch along the edges of the forest. Stay on the look out for the red-tailed Cooper's Hawk, as well as the occasional American kestrel. Keep your eyes and ears open during the spring/summer when tree frogs are likely to appear.
About the Geocache:
To find the exact cache location solve the simple puzzle listed below.
Why is the sky blue?
- Nitrogen in the stratosphere: XYZ = 658
- Gases and particles in Earth's atmosphere: XYZ = 749
- Light reflection off cloud cover: XYZ = 599
- Space is blue: XYZ = 800
Coordinates: N 38° 26.232' W 079° 01.XYZ'
Some bushwhacking needed to get to this one. Walk down path until about 100-200 feet from the cache and the bushwhack downhill to GZ. Cache is less than 15 feet from the creek. Please replace exactly as found!