Punkeydoodle's Corner Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 8/30/2006
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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**Coordinates listed are for stage one of this two-stage multi.**

Yes, Punkeydoodle's Corner actually exists! I've been wanting to place a cache here for some time, just so I could use the name 🙂. Punkeydoodle's Corner is a crossroads where three counties - Waterloo, Perth, and Oxford - meet.

The above coordinates will lead you to a monument commemorating Canada's birthday in 1982. It is here that you will need to collect one piece of information to solve for the coordinates of the final micro cache.

Find the number of cedar trees that serve as a backdrop for the monument.

The following expressions will help you calculate the final coordinates:

A = 2 x n^2, where n represents the number of cedar trees
B = (2 x n)^2
C = 2 + n^0
D = 2 x n^0

To find the final coordinates:

N: Subtract (A + D) thousandths from Stage 1 N coordinates.

W: Subtract (B - C) thousandths from Stage 1 W coordinates.

Please bring along your own writing implement - the cache has only a log sheet to record your find.

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