This cache is one of a series of puzzle caches created to celebrate the
Olympic Games Sailing events of 2012.
IMPORTANT NOTE: THIS SERIES WILL BE ARCHIVED ON THE 30th SEPTEMBER 2013 We would like to thank the many cachers who have taken the time to attempt these caches
The series is depicted in Weymouth Bay as five rings when viewed on the Geocaching.com web site map-view. Each ring of puzzles has a bonus puzzle solved by the collection of information within each ring. Only the solving of all five bonus puzzles will lead to the overall gold, silver and bronze prizes in a final cache location.
All the puzzles are designed to be of difficulty 2.5 or less and can be solved 'at home'. Results can be verified with www.geochecker.com
There are over 60 puzzles to solve so it is not a quick task to get to the end, but remember that all Olympians only reach their peak with hard work!
The creators of the series thank our local reviewers and Groundspeak, who have been involved during its creation and given their permission for cache hides to be up to five miles distant from published coordinates.
As part of this series, I wanted one cache that reflected a little on my working life outside of geocaching! There is one place where you can find all the answers - I reckon you've got one somewhere in your house!!
1. How many people were in Gideon's army when he defeated Midian ? Answer = A
2. How many were baptized and added into the church on the Day of Pentecost? Answer = B
3. What was the total number of times Joshua's army marched around the city of Jericho? Answer = C
4. How many stone jars were used when Jesus turned water into wine? Answer = D
5. In Jacob's family, what number son was the son who's name means "Son of the right hand"? Answer = E
6. How many books of the Bible did Luke write? Answer = F
7. How many people went into the Ark, not including Noah? Answer = G
8. How many generations were there between Abraham and David? Answer = H
The cache can be found at :
N (D*E)-((C*F)-(F*F)) ((B/A)*(D/F))+(H-D) . (((A*G)/D)*F)+(D*(G+F))
W (H/G) (E*F)+(G-F) . (A+D+((B/A)*H))
A hint will be given on the correct solution