Long ago, when I was a young feller growing up in Halifax,
someone told me about this anomaly. They said it was in the
Guinness Book of World Records. I did not believe them, so I bought
a copy and lo and behold there it was in black and white. The newer
editions of the Guinness Book and the online site, no longer list
these kinds of records, but it is still the only one of its
kind.
Due to the bad decisions in HRM's chain of
command, the anomaly is no longer an anomaly. It has been moved to
outside the fence. The cache is still within 3 metres of it, but
alas it appears that the singularity is no
more.
The puzzle was to go to the posted coordinates and
discover what the anomaly WAS. The
anomaly was a traffic light that stood in the corner of the fence.
It WAS the only traffic light in the world within the
boundaries of a cemetery. That is until some MORON decided to move
it outside the fence, thus ending it's unique status. You can see
where the anomaly was located, thus why it was singular.
A cache container with a small log book is hidden near the
anomaly.
To get credit for a find, you must sign the log book.
Email me and tell me what the anomaly is and what the record is.
You do NOT need to wait for confirmation to log on-line.
Your log will be removed if I do not get an email with the
answers before you log on-line.
Please do not spread the answer around. It is not difficult.
This is a high muggle traffic area. Ninja techniques should be
utilized. This is more for my amusement rather than being totally
neccessary. I list parking in the attributes, but parking in
downtown Halifax is always a crap shoot and can be expensive.
Public Transit, walking or cycling are the best ways to attain this
cache.
Please return the cache container so that the openingis
protected from the rain. The paper is water proof, but the
cover is not.
As always, no pictures of the structure and no answers in the
logs. Sorry, trading items or trackables will not fit into the
container.
BRING YOUR OWN WRITING IMPLEMENT !!!
Pencil or ball point pen work best on the
waterproof paper.
Please observe the geocacher's golden
rule:
"Hide caches that you would enjoy finding. Seek caches that sound
appealing".
WARNING: Side effects of looking for this cache could
lead to a healthy demeanor, a keening of the eye, a sharpening of
the wit and a lightening of the burdens you carry around with
you.