What’s with the name? You’ll see.
WP1: At the above coordinates, look for a seven-digit number. Assign each digit of the number the letters A through G, like this: ABCDEFG, then make the following calculations:
H = A + B
I = D + G
J = E + F
WP2: Using the above letters, translate the following to find the coordinates:
N 29° EH.HBH
W095° IJ.IHJ
Here’s where the cache name comes into play. Some Geocachers will get it, others won’t. If you don’t understand, don’t despair, it’s not important.Anyway, look for a large sign. On the back of the sign, near the top of the pole, look for a sticker with a pair of numbers. Assuming 29 and 95, the numbers will lead you to the final waypoint.
WP3: This is the cache, and if you park in the right spot, it’s pretty much a park-and-grab. I’m trying out a new type of cache container, so please read and follow the instructions printed on it before you open it. When opening it, please make note of how it was closed; close it back as you found it so that it remains weatherproof.
Lots of good swag inside, including a brand-new, never-been-activated Travel Bug dog tag.
Cache away!