GCZ0WA Pop Icons (Multi-cache) in Japan created by Gary Penta

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GCZ0WA ▼

A cache by Gary Penta Message this owner

Hidden : 10/25/2006

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

While ideal for any GeoCacher weary of beaches and parks, this offset cache is dedicated to GeoDads with strollers. With easy terrain, it can be solved during the day but a night hunt by neon light is best.

Locate the popular icons which lead to the cache. The cache is a small container with log, pencil, and room enough for coins and other small items. Though you may get some strange looks, muggles won’t be an issue until the final cache.

Note: Some icons may not have dead-on coordinates due to possible structural interference but are certainly within line-of-sight.

Icon #1. Once you reach the posted coordinates look inside, but don't get wet. Note the last two digits on the meter (ignore tenths) and use them to complete the unfinished coordinates in #2. Then locate your next icon. Use a flashlight if you’re there at night. Trust me, you won’t get arrested.

Icon #2. N26 18.9??, E127 45.408 – This famous crowd-pleaser has been around for a long time. Find out just how long and then use that information to move on to icon number 3. Oh, and while you’re there, go ahead… you know you want one.

Icon #3. N26 ?8.?67, E?27 45.39? - Once you’ve completed these points use them to observe a legendary shooting star. Seeing the air's been fouled it's up to you to make a mental adjustment before selecting it’s last digit and using it to complete the location of the final icon and the cache. If you get hung up on this one, ring a fan.

Icon #4. N26 18.957, E127 45.?73 - Find America's number one pop icon and somewhere under the transaction settlement receptacle is what you are searching for.