Mid Life Crisis (Oxon) Mystery Cache

Midlife Crisis was first identified by psychologist Carl Jung. It is a collection of symptoms felt, usually, by people in the broad range of ages between 20 and 60. Midlife Crisis is a natural process but it can feel very unpleasant. Sometimes, mid-life crisis is known as the "second identity crisis" (the first happens during adolescence this stage is more commonly known as the KEVIN).

Symptoms may include any of these:

• Feeling discontent with a cache that used to make you happy
• Doubting the life-directing decisions you have made whilst caching
• Feeling bored with cache prizes that used to be interesting
• Feeling adventurous and wanting to do a completely different type of cache
• Questioning the meaning and value of your latest garmin
• Feeling confused about where you are, or where your Gps is leading you

These feelings - which characterise mid-life crisis - may be triggered by some specific event - like the archiving of a once loved cache, or the success others have had on caches you have not found, or your paf is not there any more because they have changed network and not told you.


Does any of that that sound familiar to you?


DON'T FRET - THERE IS A CURE


Just follow these simple instructions and answer a few simple questions


First we need to make an appointment


Examine the picture for the time 11. A0


Parking N 51° 42.629 W000 °56.681


From this point you should be able to locate all the information required for the final cache


It's very important to be punctual, now go and find the late John lane died November 1BCD


Do you see red when people say the art of the letter is dead?

PO Box OX9 E66


Has the Colour green got you seeing double? FG


Ever felt you're talking to your self 01844 HJ1K43

WHILE THE NUMBER IS MISSING USE 01844 351743


Use the information required to discover your mid life crisis cache cure


N51°AE.K(F-G)H
W000°JD.B(H+E)(C-E)

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