This cache is part of an attempt to create a big smiley out of several other smileys. The cache is not at the posted coordinates.
This cache can be found using The Reverse Cache Wherigo Cartridge by -Waldmeister-.
When using the cartridge, you will not get coordinates. Rather you will learn the distance between your current location and the geocache. Your task is to find the geocache using as few distance checks as possible and using the position & distance pairs to find where your measurements take you.
The cartridge requires three six-digit numbers
30633a
416bc2
24d7e7
where
- a is the fractional part (after the decimal point) of the number of square miles in Milton that are water.
- bc is the integer part (before the decimal point) of Milton's total area in square miles.
- de is the integer part of the number of square miles in Milton that are land.
Enter the coordinates you come up with in Certitude if you want to verify your coordinates and get some additional information about the cache.
You can validate your puzzle solution with
certitude.
BYO writing implement. A TotT may be helpful to retrieve the log.
Milton Town Forest
The Milton Town Forest is 485 acres of woodlands including about 6 miles of marked trails surrounding the 33-acre Milton Pond which used to serve as the town's reservoir.
The park is open from dawn to dusk unless otherwise posted or during special events.
Dogs are welcome. Of course, people accompanying dogs are expected to keep them under control and remove any waste the dogs may choose to deposit. Camping, fires, and motorized vehicles are prohibited.
The trails are likely to be muddy. Please help protect the trails by avoiding hiking in areas of high mud until the trails dry or completely freeze.
The southwest corner of the park along the Ridgeline West and Ridgeline South Trails in the area called The Saddle will likely be slick in rainy, snowy, and icy conditions. In wet times, there will be seasonal streams flowing across trails. There are not always bridges at this time.
Hunting is allowed in this park.
For your safety, please wear blaze orange. Please protect your dogs also.
Spring Turkey Season: End of April & all of May
Fall Big Game (Black Bear, Deer, Moose & Turkey): September through December
Check www.vtfishandwildlife.com for details.
Congratulations to mwein and littleblkdog for the FTF!