What could be more fun on the Summer Solstice than splashing in the waters of the magnificent Glenn Creek, as it flows on its way to the Chattahoochee River? I can think of only one - geocaching while splashing!
But first you must find the true coordinates by going to the Roberson gravesite, at the posted coordinates. This will bring you to the historic section of the cemetery so if you have a little time, stroll around and look at some of the old headstones.
When you get to Roberson’s, read off the year of birth of James Allen. Take that last three digits, subtract 64 and that will be AAA. Then look at his year of death, take final three digits and subtract 468 to get BBB.
If you're using the geocaching app on your smart phone, scroll down on the home page to "Waypoints," open that and tap the + to add a "my waypoint," and enter 33° 46.AAA and 84° 17.BBB, and navigate to there.
Some walking will be required. Park with care.
This is a good cache for exchanging small SWAG of yours and your kids. BTW, the SWAG mantra is “bring one, take one.” SWAG can be a marble, a little medallion, a small plastic soldier or dragon or car or what-have-you. Please, no edibles or gum or anything that smells like food to a squirrel.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on GeoChecker.com.