This puzzle cache was hidden near the Weber River delta on Pi Day (3/14). I liked the two Greek letters together, so that's why I called this cache "Delta Pi 2011".
4(1)4
You can check your answers for this puzzle on Geochecker.com.
There are two logs in this cache: One for everyone to sign, and one for just letterbox stamps. If you use your stamp on the second log, please write your caching name and date as well. Stamp your letterboxing logbook with the stamp in the cache. Please don't post pictures of the stamp.
Park at the end of 7500 West. Hunting happens during waterfowl season, in the fall. Motorized vehicles are allowed only during hunting season. No wading is necessary, as long as you find the correct route, but I wouldn't wear dress shoes. If you take the wrong route, your shoes could get stuck in the mud as mine did.
This is the second anniversary of the designation of Official designation of Pi Day by the U.S. House of Representatives.
Pi Day also happens to be Albert Einstein's birthday.
Congratulations to Apollo 17 for being first-to-find on this cache. It lasted only 8 days. I figured it would last about a month.
By a raise of hands, how many thought that my first letterbox would be a puzzle? I was planning on placing a non-puzzle letterbox first, but Pi Day doesn't wait.