Watt's Crystal Multi-Cache

The coordinates above (averaged over 8 readings with 6 meter accuracy on an eTrex Legend.) will place you at the first waypoint where you must find a small silver tag containing a four digit number.

To reach the next waypoint (a very obvious structure) use the following:

• The (true) bearing is 3 times the tag number
• The distance is the bearing plus the digital root of the tag number. (Those of you that are mathematically inclined will realize you won’t need a calculator for this one.)

At the second waypoint, from a plate on the west end of the structure take the first digit of the first engraved number, and the last two digits of the last engraved number to make a three-digit number. This is the distance and bearing (magnetic) to the cache.

The cache is in a VERY popular area for cycling, jogging and dog-walking and is not far off the path, therefore use Geocacher stealth.

At the time of placement, the cache contents were:

• GeoCoin #1494
• 3 key chains (carabineer light/keychain, Nova Scotia, Mini-E6B)
• Mini clip
• Diefenbunker medallion
• Fridge magnet
• Rubber popper
• Mini car
• Safety flasher
• Hand buzzer
• Voice-memo pen
• Labyrinth puzzle
• Glade plug-in
• Deck of cards
• Blank CD-R
• Pencil (besides the log pencil)
• Puck
• Blue Jays sunglasses
• Time to Cache TB

The digital root of a number is determined by adding up the digits of a number to obtain a sum. Then add up the digits of the sum. Repeat adding the sum digits until the sum is a single digit number.