GC7DJ3Y starnsun's Learning
Type: Mystery | Size: Small | Difficulty: | Terrain:
By: starnsun @ | Hide Date: 10/15/2017 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 26.840 W104° 50.812 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0
                   

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The Approx Elevation is 4689'

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***Congrats to________________for being the FTF!!!***

The Final is located at a distance of 84.92 Arcseconds heading at 92.91 degrees from the listed coordinates!

The name is everything if you know what we mean! This could be a harder cache to find after you solve the puzzle and please beware of where you place your hands. Please bring your own logging device in case the one in the cache doesn't work. There is room for coins and smaller TB's in the cache.

As always have fun and good luck!!!

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01/28/2018 By Denali41
STF and will write full log later.

I'm home now so can write a fuller Found it log. I solved the puzzle right after it was published, but this morning was the first time I was in the area to make the nice walk in to find the cache and sign the log paper. I always enjoy this type of puzzle, and came up with these coordinates as well as another coordinate set for this cache.

Thanks for the puzzle and good placement, starnsun.

01/28/2018 By jasperdakota
Thanks for the fun puzzle cache! Found before Winging It event. Picked up the heavy TB. Have to agree with Icezebra that what I thought were the most correct coords weren't feasible. Found cache at my 2nd coords. SL.

10/17/2017 By icezebra11
One of the things many people will learn doing this cache is that not all arcseconds are created equal! I already knew this fact so I figured there might be more than one way to crack this one open and I was right. I derived 3 different solutions, one I felt would be the most accurate, one that ignored a certain principle, and one that used a third measure. I plugged each of them into Google Earth to see how promising each location looked. I will only say what I felt was the most accurate approach was not going to be a possible hiding spot. My solutions for options 2 and 3 were actually pretty close to each other and both were in a spot that looked promising on GE.

This morning I armed myself with my GPS, pen, and solutions and set off for GZ. It was a little drive for me but it was a beautiful morning. I arrived at my parking spot and set out for GZ of one of my options. When I arrived, I was very encouraged by what I saw. And with just a little searching I came up with the nicely hidden container! Opened it to find a blank log sheet and signed my moniker in the {FTF} position!!! I am only discovering the TB since it was much too heavy to haul back to the truck! Thanks starnsun for this neat puzzle/mystery cache!!!

10/16/2017 By BlueRajah
Published

10/15/2017 By starnsun
TB Drop!