Yogi Bear
This quick-witted and crafty character, first introduced by Hanna-Barbera in the 1950s, is known for his uncanny ability to outsmart park rangers in his quest for "pic-a-nic baskets". Yogi's mischievous antics and charming personality captured the hearts of viewers, making him an enduring symbol of American animation. With his iconic green tie and comical catchphrases, Yogi Bear remains a beloved figure in children's entertainment. Like many Hanna-Barbera characters, Yogi's personality and mannerisms were based on a popular celebrity of the time. Art Carney's Ed Norton character on The Honeymooners was said to be Yogi's inspiration; his voice mannerisms broadly mimic Carney as Norton. The plot of most of Yogi's cartoons centered on his antics in Jellystone Park. Yogi, accompanied by his constant companion Boo-Boo Bear, would often try to steal picnic baskets from campers in the park, much to the displeasure of Park Ranger Smith. Yogi's girlfriend, Cindy Bear, sometimes appeared and usually disapproved of Yogi's antics.
Boo Boo
The diminutive and level-headed sidekick to Yogi Bear, Boo Boo often plays the voice of reason against Yogi's mischief. Despite his cautionary stance, Boo Boo remains loyal to his friend and tags along on their wild adventures. This small bear with a big heart and his iconic red bowtie make him an enduring and loved character in children's television. Boo-Boo Bear is an anthropomorphic bear and Yogi's best friend. Boo-Boo likes to do the right thing, often acting as Yogi's conscience. He tries (usually unsuccessfully) to keep Yogi from doing things he should not do, and also to keep Yogi from getting into trouble with Ranger Smith. Often, he would say say, "But Yogi, Mr. Ranger isn't gonna like this," or some variation.
DO NOT GO TO THE POSTED CORDS. YOU WILL NOT FIND THE CACHE THERE. YOU NEED TO SOLVE FOR THE CORRECT CORDS.
Please remember you are in Greene County, PA and satellite service is not the best. So, plan accordingly to have a good caching experience.
****Please be cautious when doing these caches as they are hidden along busy highways. Caches are kid friendly but hides are not necessarily kid friendly. Caution is highly suggested. ****
Now for the puzzle.
N39 45. ________ W080 27. ________
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For this puzzle you will be doing a graph. So you need to gather your supples. You will need:
20 squares long by 20 squares wide graph paper or a computer
crayons, colored pencils or your computer
Colors needed:
W - white
P - pink
R – red
G - green
BL - black
LB – light blue
DB - dark blue
Now to begin.
ROW 1: 3DB 13LB 4DB
ROW 2: 3LB 1DB 4LB 4R 4LB 1DB 2LB 1DB
ROW 3: 3DB 1W 2LB 9R 2LB 2DB 1LB
ROW 4: 1LB 2W 1DB 1W 11R 1DB 2LB 1DB
ROW 5: 3DB 1W 12R 4DB
ROW 6: 1LB 4W 2LB 3W 5R 3W 2LB
ROW 7: 4DB 2LB 1W 2P 1W 5R 1W 4DB
ROW 8: 1DB 2LB 1DB 2LB 1W 1P 9W 1P 1W 1DB
ROW 9: 1LB 2DB 3LB 13W 1DB
ROW 10: 1DB 2LB 1DB 3LB 3W 1BL 3W 1BL 3W 1LB 1DB
ROW 11: 4DB 3LB 11W 1LB 1DB
ROW 12: 2LB 1G 1R 1G 2LB 4W 3BL 4W 2LB
ROW 13: 1LB 3DB 1G 1R 1LB 5W 1BL 3W 4DB
ROW 14: 1DB 2LB 1DB 1G 1R 1G 3W 1BL 1W 1BL 1W 1BL 3W 1G 1DB
ROW 15: 1LB 3DB 1LB 1R 1G 1R 3W 3BL 3W 1R 1G 1DB
ROW 16: 3LB 1DB 1LB 1R 1G 1R 1G 7W 1G 1R 1G 1DB
ROW 17: 2LB 1G 1DB 1G 1R 1G 1R 1G 1R 5W 1R 1G 1R 1LB 1DB
ROW 18: 2LB 1G 1R 1G 1R 2LB 1G 1R 1G 1R 1G 1R 1G 1R 1G 3LB
ROW 19: 2LB 1G 1R 1G 4LB 1R 1G 1R 1G 1R 1G 1R 4LB
ROW 20: 20 LB
After solving the puzzle and before putting in the checker, you need to subtract 0.006 from the N cords and subtract 0.004 from the West cords. Now put it in the checker.
REMEMBER TO SAVE YOUR PUZZLE PIECE FROM THE CHECKER.
You can validate your puzzle solution with
certitude.