This cache is a tribute to the Tour of Fayetteville cache in
Fayetteville, NC (archived now, sadly). It is a combination
traditional and virtual cache. Please take the time to enjoy what
you see. I have indicated a few additional caches near each site;
be sure to check them out if you haven’t already, and there are
many more that I didn’t include for brevity’s sake. Make a day and
a Geocache Safari out of it! Enjoy your tour!
When you get to the first clue, be sure also to check out these
nearby caches (these are examples, this is not an exhaustive or
conclusive list):
GCNXW5, GC79D2, GCB11F, GCCF28, GCNY20
 Not a Lunchtime Cache
 Poison Plant Alert  Thorns
 Restricted
hours  Long pants
suggested  Accessible in
Winter
 Scenic View
 Beware of Muggles!
 Bring a pen or pencil
 Historic Site
 Ticks  Wear bug
repellant! |
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Clue Point #1
Clue: What size guns were converted from smooth bore to rifled
bore?
Instructions: Put the numbers in numeric order and eliminate
duplicates.
Answers, in order, are A, B, C, D.
Coordinates to next clue are (substituting letters for their
respective numbers):
N 36° CA.7D8 W087° BA.8D8
When you’re there, be sure to check out the following nearby
caches (these are examples, this is not an exhaustive or conclusive
list):
GCG2XF, GCNMW8, GCGK1X, GC7F20, GCPBEQ
Clue Point #2
Clue: From this point, how far are the following:
Museum
Start
Commerce St. Bridge
Corman Bridge
Instructions: Eliminate the duplicated numbers; place the
remaining in numeric order. These are answers E, F, G, H, J.
Coordinates to the next clue (once again substituting the
letters with the numbers):
N 36° GF.892 W087° 2F.2FH
When you’re there, check out the following nearby caches (these
are examples, this is not an exhaustive or conclusive list):
GCGH1K, GC79D3, GC7D8D, GC44F6, GCCF28
Clue Point #3
Clue: When was this location known as “Mt. Pleasant Academy” and
what years was it known as “Stewart College?”
Instructions: Eliminate the duplicates, and then once again,
place the numerals in order from lowest to highest. These are
answers K, L, M, P, Q, R.
You know the drill by now; here are the coordinates:
N36° 30.Q30 W087° LL.KPR
When you’re there, be sure to check out the following nearby
caches:
GCPBEW, GCMDXF, GCGK1P, GCMDXC, GCMFAV
Clue Point #4
Clue: How far out is the “No Wake Zone,” What is the Park’s
phone number, and what is the contact phone number for the
Rangers?
Instructions: Eliminate the duplicates, and then once again,
place the numerals in order from lowest to highest. These are
answers S, T, U, V, X, Y, Z, *.
("*" representing the highest number.)
You know the drill by now; here are the coordinates:
N 36° 3S.TXS W087° TY.X8Z
When you’re there, be sue to check out the following nearby
caches:
GCNWW6, GCC866, GCNWW8, GCNWW9, GCNWWA
Incidentally, for the observant and curious, yes, I
intentionally omitted the letters I, N, O, and W. I did not want
anyone confusing "N" for North or "W" for West (or vice-versa), "I"
for the numeral one, nor "O" for zero.
Enjoy your Tour!