To find the actual cache location you must fill in the digits of the final coordinates given below by answering the following questions about Houston area caches that have some relationship to things with wings.
Final Coordinates:
N 29º AB.CDE
W 095º FG.HIJ
A = How many tries did it take Billy H. to find the namesake cache in a park honoring seven lost astronauts?
B = How old was the older of the two children the TerraTrekkers noted at a cache at Hodges Bend cemetery in Sugar Land?
C = How many geocoins did Neuman leave in a cache at the end of a runway near Angleton?
D = At a virtual cache in the Oak Forest area, dadJ mentioned how many times he had seen one of those birds close-up before. How many was it?
E = Team Troglodyte reached a milestone when they found their ???? cache in Cullen Barker Park. (Divide this number by 20 to get the answer.)
F = What hour of the day did DogBiscuit find the first stop of the three-stop cache on Rice University campus?
G = The CacheAbels found one winged creature remaining at this UsMorrows cache. It was their ???th cache of the day.
H = The day that team Nova found a cache near T.C. Jester and Cindy Lane, how many caches did they find total?
I = In the Simpler’s description of this cache near Hempstead, how many men were in the cemetery the day they spotted something that looked like a human being lifting off of some nearby trees and flying over their heads?
J = How many Wonder Dogs found another (now archived) cache in the same park that this cache is in? (Hint: geowyz found the cache the same day.)
Not only is cheating allowed, it is encouraged! Feel free to ask the cache teams mentioned above for hints if you get stuck, however please don’t ask publicly on these pages and don’t post any answers. Please try to keep to the theme of the cache when leaving trade items - you actually have a lot of leeway when you think about it! Have fun!