We're off to see the wizard... again
There was wind, there was a house, there was an evil witch... you've heard it all before.
But what you don't know, is that there was a cache. Um, make that a couple of caches.
After the last time, the Wizard SirJ-Oz has left a mural depicting the location of the cache container, so I guess this means you'll have to use your brain... I hope you're not a scarecrow.
♫ I could increase my cache count tally, if I didn't dilly-dally ♫
♫ and started looking for the stash. ♫
♫ My brain I won't be hurtin' while the numbers I'll be workin' ♫
♫ and my neurons I need not thrash. ♫
♫ I'll have to answer ev'ry question, for the cache find I be questin' ♫
♫ and off I'll have to dash. ♫
♫ With the numbers I be getin', there be no need for frettin' ♫
♫ 'cause then I'll go and get the cache. ♫
Well, even though rhyming may depend on pronunciation, that sing-along seemed to work better than last time.
Let's move on to the numbers...
The cache can be found at S37° 5A.BC(D-1) E145° 0E.FGH
where
A = How many butterflies are visable in the main scene?
B = How many blue stars are visable on the Wizard's hat?
C = How many flying monkeys are visable in the scene?
D = How many letters are in the artists names?
E = Counting left to right, what position is the Wizard in the scene (ignore Dorothy's teddy)?
F = How many red stars are visable on the Wizard's hat?
G = How many blue eyes does Dorothy's teddy have?
H = How many visable spots (total) on Toto's feet?
The muggle factor at WP1 and GZ will vary wildly at times, and depending on when you choose to tackle this cache, you might have to deal with a couple of different challenges.
FTF honours goes to Archie B1 & B2
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