CACHE IS NOT AT POSTED CORDS
Update 3-1-2011 On Feb 27, 2011 Mr Buckles passed away. Please
visit http://frankbuckles.org/ to learn more. Thank you Mr.
Buckles.
You will find it at:
N43 AB.CDE
W089 PQ.RST
I ran across this person while doing some research on something
else. I was so amazed that he was still alive, I had to place a
cache for him. Since his 110th birthday is just a few weeks away I
wanted to give you the chance to find it on his birthday, If you do
take some time to reflect.
See Madison Joe's log for some video links of this fine
man.
Find the paved path that leads to the cache. Do not tresspass on
the nearby property's.
Also Please return the cache as you found it so it will not be
discovered.
All answers can be found by clicking the related web page link
above.
AB. This person was born of Feb 1, 19AB
C. I gave them my solemn word that I was 1C
DE. On February 4, 2DE8, with the death of
108-year-old Harry Richard Landis, I became the last surviving
American World War I veteran.
PQ. Somehow I got the idea that telling an even bigger
whopper was the way to go. So I told the next recruiter that I was
21 and darned if he didn’t sign me up on the spot! I enlisted
in the Army on 14 August 19PQ.
R. In 191R, I was sent to Europe on the RMS
Carpathia, which had rescued RMS Titanic survivors five years
earlier.
ST. He was captured by the Japanese in 1942, and spent the
next three and a half years in the Los Baños prison camp. He became
malnourished, with a weight below 1ST lb, and developed
beriberi, yet led his fellow inmates in calisthenics. He was
rescued on February 23, 1945.