While out planting this series of caches and wandering thru the meandering pathways some times a particular song will get into your head and influence your choices. Such was the case with this one in the series. You will need to go all the way back to 1930's and the Hearst Publishing company to find the original version of this catchy tune. The most common version of the song has been sung for countless generations of kids while at summer camps. Maybe you remember it or your parents or grandparents can help you with the lyrics, Junior Birdman. To seek out this cache you will need to know information from that song.
N44° 29.ABC
W89°32.DEF
A: Number of times the word Birdman is mentioned in the catchy camp tune
B: Number of dimes mentioned
C: The last digit in the currency mentioned in the song
D: The number of wrappers needed to send in
E: The number of coupons required
F: The number of box tops you would need to include in order to get your tin wings.
This series of 4 caches was placed using electric mobility scooters with thick tree canopy. Two GPS were used in this plant. No hitch hikers collected along the route (when we planted this cache) . May not be winter friendly. Form submitted and details provided to the reviewer.