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Signal Hill has an interesting history. Be sure to read the
plaques and take-in the great views while visiting the various
cache sites.
See this
site and
this site for more about where you're going.
Our original Signal Hill Views multi-cache
GC3331 was first placed January 18, 2002. It, amazingly,
lasted over 15 months in a very busy spot and was visited/found by
nearly 100 geocachers (and a few non-cachers, including city
workers) before its demise during a crowded 2003 Cinco de Mayo
weekend. Temporarily edited to a single micro while we worked out a
new multi version, it was finally archived to allow for the all-new
version you are viewing now. We have incorporated some of the hide
and puzzle techniques we've learned from other cachers' great
works. This new multi, in fact, is our tribute to them. We hope you
enjoy tackling it as much as we enjoyed creating it.
Please do not place hints or revealing
photos in your posts. But feel free to contact us for hints if you
get stuck. Keep it a fun challenge for everyone.
NOTE: All waypoints of this
cache are located on city park property and there is
absolutely no need to step
off-trail, trample plants, or dismantle any objects or
structures in your search, nor open any irrigation pots.
Hunting
Instructions:
***At the first coordinates, you will
find a micro-sized cylindrical container holding the information
required to reach waypoint "B".
***Waypoint "B" (No physical
container) is the location of a nonsensical 15-character "key" to
the following garbled message:
HHUY WHRLSXZ NYO ZCKUJIM VEBOK TIOE IKHLC.
GGBV OPBTY ENK YHJYROFO. EOVR FSBY ABXXZ RTG AIKONVE CHSG
WFJK.
The above will tell you how to get to the next waypoint.
***Upon reaching Waypoint "C", you
will find a camo'd metal container holding a laminated card with
coordinates to the final cache.
***The final cache is a cylinder
measuring 6cm diameter x 20cm long. Nice, quick, simple! HA!
YOU MAY ALSO WANT TO VISIT A LETTERBOX
CACHE NEARBY. SEE THIS WEB SITE:
http://www.letterboxing.org/ca/signalhl.htm
As always, PLEASE treat all
caches as if they were your own and rehide them properly in a
stealthy manner. Good luck, and have fun!