You are searching for a "Letter Box Hybrid Cache " West of Saskatoon. Letter Boxing is a sport similar to geocaching that began in England in the mid 1800's. This was before modern GPS geocaching and involved the use of maps, compass and verbal clues to find a hidden letter box. The letter box container contained a stamp which finders could use to stamp their personal log book and they inturn stamped the letter box log with their personal stamp they bought with them. Letter Boxing is still active today and there are several Letter Box's located in Saskatchewan. This Letter Box Hybrid is designed so that cachers can find it without the use of GPS technology in fact Inspecor LaPep encourages you to leave your GPS at home and try to find it using traditional Letter Boxing tools.
Letterbox directions:
Travel West from Saskatoon on Highway No. 14 for approximately 32 furlongs from Nault Road. Turn North on Range Road #3070. Travel North on Range Road 3070 for approximately 16.6 furlongs. You will find Oliver parked on the East side of the Road. Solve the jigidi puzzle 🧩 below to receive further instructions to locate the final cache. If you are using a GPS to locate the final cache some adjustments or corrections will be required.
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NOTE : There is no physical cache at the posted coordinates. It is a physical reference point only and the starting point for your adventure.
The final cache contains a small selection of trade items, a log book, letter box stamp and ink pad. You can stamp your personal letter box book with the stamp in the cache box and stamp the cache log book with your personal stamp . Please leave the letter box stamp, stamp pad and log book in the cache for other finders to use.
Good luck. I hope you have a successful venture..