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FAHRENHEIT 451! - Bainbridge Island, WA. Mystery Cache

Hidden : 5/12/2006
Difficulty:
3 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   other (other)

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Geocache Description:


FTF: Boshea & Son - May 13, 2006.

THE ABOVE COORDINATES ARE BOGUS!
This Description is Text-To-Speech / Voice Reader Compatible.
KRL Inspire Logo.

Image of Bainbridge Island Library Building.

Image of Otters. Image of Pathway #1. Image of Pathway #2. Image of a Pond. Image of a Gazebo.
City  of  Bainbridge  Island.
1270 Madison Ave. N., Bainbridge Island, WA., 98110.
Telephone: (206) 842-4162.
OPEN: Monday through Saturday: 10am to 4pm --- CLOSED: Sunday.
Commas and Spaces have been added for Text-To-Speech Compatibility.
Examples: If A=1, B=2, C=3: then (A, B,)=12 and (A, plus B, plus C,)=6.
Begin Quest By Answering Four Questions:

QUESTION #1:  Captain George Vancouver sailed his ship the H.M.S. Discovery into Puget Sound in the year of 17, (A, B,).
QUESTION #2:  In the year 18, (C, D,), Bainbridge Island was visited by white men - English again - when John Work was exploring for a trading post for the Hudson's Bay Company.
QUESTION #3:  In the year 18, (E, F,), Captain Charles Wilkes was commissioned to explore the Puget Sound Region on behalf of the United States Government.
QUESTION #4:  The Donation Land Claim Law of the year 18, (G, H,) brought settlers to the area in search of a place to make their homes by granting 640 acres to a married man and 320 acres to a single man.

Staff members have been asked not to help you find geocaches!
What is Waypoint Projection: This function can be found in about all Garmin
Handheld GPS receivers. It allows you to create a New Waypoint by projecting
the Distance and a Bearing from wherever you are to wherever you want to be.
If you are a dedicated Cell Phone user and don't use a GPSr, then you may
want to check out the 
Geocaching Toolbox  website for an online Waypoint
Projection routine and many more functions for the avid geocaching addict.
Bearings, distances, projections & coordinates measured onsite!

WP #1 - N47° 38.311' @ W122° 31.244' - Sakai Park:
Begin your quest here! You must use the Waypoint Projection
function found within your GPS device and navigate to WP #2.
WP #2 - N47° 38.???' @ W122° 31.???' - Destination Geocache:
To find this geocache, you must Project a Waypoint to a
Distance of 0.23 Miles on a Bearing of 178 Degrees True.

[(A,B,) PLUS (C,D,) PLUS (E,F,) PLUS (G,H,) PLUS 410,] EQUALS R-XXX dot 9
* * * ATTENTION:  Disregard the Commas, when calculating all numerical values. * * *

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FYI, Here are some interesting facts about library geocaches that you may not realize!  After you have found and signed this geocache's logbook,  1.  You were inside the geocache's container,  2.  The building is like a pirate's wooden chest containing a "Treasure of Knowledge",  3.  And this is the only library book in which you may write your name or anything else.  In conclusion:  Please keep this in mind! When writing your logbook comments, remember that others, who are non-participants in our activity, may find the logbook and read what you have written.

This Geocache Is Sponsored By The Kitsap Regional Library.
Geocaches Are Permitted Within The Library System With Authorization.
Contact: Shannon Peterson, The Director of Public Services.
E-Mail: speterson@krl.org --- Telephone: (360) 475-9174.

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