The cache is not at the coordinates, but in the close vicinity
of the lock.
The container is nano and has no pencil inside.
If Moscow Irrigation Plan of 1935 (a part of Moscow
Reconstruction Plan) had been accomplished, we would be able to
hide three more caches, dedicated to locks on Yauza river , but the
Plan failed and only one lock have been built - the one we are
inviting you to visit.
Syromyatnichesky hydrosystem you are standing by was designed by
Georgy Golts and was built in 1940. According to Moscow Irrigation
Plan it had number 4 in a set of 4 locks on Yauza, but it appeared
to be the only one that have been built. The lock is still in good
order, making it possible for small ships to go upstream up to
Preobrazhenskaya square, and if you are lucky enough you may be
able to watch it functioning - according to Russian Wikipedia it
takes not more than 5 minutes to lift or lower the ship by 4
meters, and the whole process of locking through takes 10
minutes.
Uvag vf ng gur cbfgrq pbbeqvangrf. Gel gb svaq vg orsber lbh ivfvg guvf pnpur.