For everybody who expected the next book in the book series to
be The Scarlet Pimpernel, or perhaps even War and Peace, this will
offer a nice change from the classics. The cache is guarded by a
keeper. Please do not remove.
Dune, by Frank Herbert. Excellent for die hard science
fiction fans, as is the movie directed by David Lynch. The movie is
not for the feint hearted, but it pales by today's standards.
Although is was poorly received when it was first released, it has
become a cult classic.
The Puzzle Cache is located at:
N41 17.ABC
W73 13.DEF
- A: Paul Atreides is tested by the Bene Gesserit Reverend
Mother to see if he can become the Kwisatz Haderach. He is asked to
put his hand in a box where he experiences excruciating pain. What
kind of pain does he experience:
4. Burning pain
5. Crushing pain
7. Icy pain
- B: Initially Paul resists, the reverend mother holds an
instrument against his neck which will kill him instantly if he
doesn't obey. What is that instrument:
0. Needle
6. Knife
8. Laser
- C: Arrakis is another name for Dune. By what other name
is it known?
5. Desert planet
8. Spice planet
9. Dwarf planet
- D: Melange is the spice that is produced by the sand
worms of Arrakis. Ingestion of the spice gives the person special
powers. Addiction causes a person to have:
1. The shakes.
7. Blue eyes
9. Blue skin.
- E: What is the symbol of Duke Leto's authority?
5. A signet ring
6. A staff
8. A silver crown
- F: Muad' Dib means
0. Desert mouse
7. Desert lion
9. Desert wolf
The cache is near a Fremen "sietch" whose borders are clearly
marked...please keep your distance.
You can check your answers for this puzzle on
Geochecker.com.
For more information on the park: Wikipedia.com.
And:
Old Mine
Park Trumbull
Town Parks
CTGeoHam...
Wow, your name is really hard to rhyme.
I've tried and tried, time after time.
Well, never mind.
Congratulations on being first to find.
Note: Old Mine Park is a "rail to trail park" and parking
is not restricted to Trumbull residents.
Duke Leto Atreides: I'll miss the search, but a person
needs new caches. They jar something deep inside, allowing a person
to grow. Without caches something sleeps inside us, and seldom
awakens. The cachers must awaken.
Paul Atriedes: Long live the cachers!
Baron Harkonnen: He who control the caches, controls the
universe.
Feyd-Rautha: Who is the little one, a cache perhaps? Will it
deserve my special attention?
Gurney Halleck: The slow approach penetrates the
cache.
Piter De Vries: It is by will alone I set this cache in
motion. It is by the juice of Sapho that thoughts acquire speed,
the lips acquire stains, stains become a warning. It is by will
alone I set this cache in motion.