The cache (which is a camo-wrapped, large vitamin container) is
located about 20 paces off the trail. The terrain is quite flat,
with only one place where there is anything resembling a hill.
Difficulty rating is for length. There are prizes for the 1st and
2nd to find.
Cache is at:
43.1A.BC5 80.DE.FG4
The missing numbers can be discovered along the trail at various
signs, benches and plaques. They are in the order they appear in
the cache equation, not in the order you would find them along the
trail.
A:
43.13.292 80.21.142
Outside of Paris, there is an overlook. A plaque on a rock in
the area gives some information about the overlook. What is the
name of the overlook? The sign reads "The ______ Overlook". How
many letters are in that name? That goes in spot 'A'
B:
43.18.237 80.18.633
Between Cambridge and Glen Morris, there is a bench about 10
paces off the trail. It is in memory of someone with the last name
of Hutt-Taylor. How many letters are in this person's first name
and their title. For example, if the person is Mr. Jeff
Hutt-Taylor, the correct answer here would be '6'. (It isn't 6).
That is the answer for 'B'.
C:
43.16.570 80.20.783
In Glen Morris, there is a river access. It is named the
"_______ Thomlinson" River Access. How many letters are in the
first name of the person the River Access is named after. That
number is the answer for 'C'.
D:
43.20.682 80.18.905
This is the trailhead in Cambridge. There is a sign here that
has information about the blue heron. How high (in metres) does the
blue heron stand, according to the sign. That answer goes in 'D'.
You are looking for a smaller sign, not the large one with a trail
map and information on it. Put that digit in spot 'D'.
E:
43.16.828 80.20.011
Here, you will see a small sign with the names of two trail
sponsors. How many letters (NOT COUNTING THE INITIAL) are in tehe
shorter of those two names? For example, if the names are James G.
Johnson and Al K. White, the correct answer is 7, and the correct
answer fits in spot 'E'.
F:
43.12.435 80.22.036
How many letters are in the last name of the couple that this
bench is dedicated? That answer goes in spot 'F'.
G:
43.12.236 80.22.375
This is the trailhead area in Paris. These co-ords should take
you to a large sign. There are some railway documents pictured
here, one of which is a time table that stars on Sunday, April 30,
1950. The large number on that timetable is 5?. Place the second
number in position G.
Now, head back along the trail to find the cache. If you start
in Paris or Cambridge, you should be able to do this by heading
back along the trail. If you start in Glen Morris, you'll have to
guess as to which way would be a better choice to start out.
Check out the bookmark list for other caches you can nab along
the trail!
