-- This cache is not located
at the published coordinates --
My brother-in-law lives in Florida and is an avid geocacher.
In fact, he got me started on this crazy adventure in February
2005. So I dedicate this anniversary cache to him.
This is a puzzle cache and the solution will lead you to a
regular Lock&Lock container.
I’ll give you a list of twelve caches. You determine the name
of the geocacher who found more of these caches during February
2005 than anyone else.
Once you determine the name, go letter for letter in the
name, and substitute the number under each letter (see table) into
the coordinates, as shown below. The number substitution for the
first letter replaces the first question mark, the second the
second, and so on until the number substitution for the tenth
letter in the name replaces the tenth and final question mark.
Discard any letters in the name after ten are used.
These coordinates will then lead you to the cache. There is
no need to bushwhack, cross private property, do anything perilous
or collect $200 dollars. If you find yourself considering any of
these options, then please stop and try again.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R
S T U V W X Y Z
3 5 7 8 2 5 6 7 6 4 0 6 3 6 5 3 6 0
1 4 1 1 8 2 4 1
N 30 ??.???
W 93 ??.???
Here are the twelve caches to research:
GCMNEJ
GCK4D0
GCMT8R
GCMTC7
GCMT71
GCMVKV
GCMT75
GCJEN8
GCMJ27
GCMFZ5
GCGEYX
GCMJ26
And don’t forget, look and count smiley faces during February
2005 only.
