Memory of the Second World War Multi-cache

A small walk (about 3.2km) to a remains of the Second World War.

Stay out of the highway to reach the parking area.

• You search a beautiful big young tree, different from the others, and surrounded by pine-trees.
• Count the number of trunk at 1.75m level from the ground.
• GC1 = 10 + number of trunks.

• A man asks to another the age of his 3 daughters. The man answers :
  • If you multiply the 3 ages, it gives the number 36.
  • If you sum the 3 ages, it gives the number GC1.
  • The eldest is blonde.
• Now you have the 3 ages a,b,c from the greater to the lowest. And :
• x = b - 2
• y = a - 2
• z = c * 3
• t = a - b - c

• This is the first point of interest of the search. It's very big, you cannot miss it.
• This special place is not on the topographic and tourist map of the Soignes Forest.
• The big object you see there rest on several pillars.
• p = number of pillars.
• d = (p * y) - (b * c)

• That's the second point of interest of the search. It's the same object as at the precedent waypoint, but it's almost buried and only a small part is visible from one side.
• The cache is located at the foot of a nearby pine-tree.
• If you intend to trade something you have to know that it's a very small cache.
• Things to trade are only in the top cover of the container.

• Explanation (pdf file).