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Guitar Solo: Thanks for all of the finds. I especially want to thank Sparkyfry and Sharknosebunnies for telling a great story for their FTF. Check out my new cache in the area if you'd like to continue the fun.

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A cache by Guitar Solo Message this owner

Hidden : 4/17/2011

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It's back. But it's not gonna get found with out puttin' up a fight. It's not even at the posted coordinates. You won't be either. You'll have to change the 3rd to last digit of the longitude (also known as a 6) to a 5. Oh, yeah. The second to last digit of the latitude must be changed to a three. Right now it's a 7. You will be going there. The site will have all the clues you need to have. From the coordinates I just gave you, you should be able to see everything you need to see.

Okay, puzzle. You'll really need to focus here. Here are the REAL coordinates: N 44° 49.ROB W 093° 18.DCE
B. Find the year that this building was built and subtract 1887
O. 54 bricks to the right and 14 bricks down should be a brick that reads 'Eagles 3_08'. Take the missing number and add six.
C. How much money is the fine for violation? What's the number in the hundreds place? Subtract two to find C.
D. What's B+2?
E and R. Do you like quadratic equations? :) Solve: X² - 5X + 4 = 0 Where an even number is E and an odd number is R.
Take a look at the inside of the lid for this cache. Do you recognize it? Probably not. It's the old duct tape from Nine Mile Easy Street! You can even see the old GZ from where Nine Mile Challenging Street is located at.