To put it simply,
somewhere out there right now, is my BONUS 15th cache.
Contained within that cache is a FTF prize of $30! Not only
that, but there is a 2nd to find prize of $20, and a 3rd to
find of $10! (PRIZES FOUND!) How could you resist? So this is
what you do:
1. Find each of my 14
caches in the surrounding area.
2. Each cache will
contain either a BONUS clue (puzzle or otherwise), or directions to
an offset cache with a clue.
3. Compile all the 14
clues to discover the location of the final 15th BONUS
cache.
4. You can work as a
group or individually; the only thing I ask it that 1st, 2nd, and
3rd to finders be Premium Members.
It’s that easy, so get
cracking! And I hope you have as good a time as I had putting this
together. GOOD LUCK!
Caches in this series:
"BONUS" – GCXP2W
“676” – GCXTGQ
“Archery Anyone?” – GCXNWA
“Debauchery Lane” – GCXTFB
“Fortress of Solitude” – GCXTFN
“Fossil Rock” – GCXQ7C
“Happy Trails” – GCXP1R
“Kiddies Cache” – GCXP26
“Little Sac” – GCXNVG
“Pecker's Beach” – GCXTF4
“Puffy Tailed Barking Rodent Domicile” –
GCXP1C
“TMOTTBG” – GCXTGW
“Tornado Alley” – GCXRZY
“Water History” – GCXP2G
”AH-G1”Cobra” Helicopter” –
WMFRR
This is a stand-alone cache with a virtual offset
that is quite a distance (about a mile and a half) from the cache
site. You may want to stop after finding the cache; or if you like,
you can venture on to find the virtual offset. The coordinates to
this virtual offset are in the "Fossil Rock" cache on laminated
paper. Please copy this information on your own paper and leave the
laminated paper for others to find.
Now, on to the cache
details:
Have
you ever wondered about the possibility of a world wide flood? I’m
no geologist, but there is evidence all around us! The rock you are
about to visit is just such a place. This rock and many just like
it are nothing more than a giant fossil record! These outcroppings
are all over; you see them everyday on local roads and highways.
This cache will give you the excuse to stop and take a
look.
The
seashell on top of this rock is what closed the deal for me placing
this cache here. There are many such however, and this is but one
fossil to muse over. However if you are interested, you can try to
find this shell at these
coords:
N37
02.639 W93
23.968
Please, and thank you for placing the cache back
exactly the way you found
it.