Introduction:
This cache can be searched and found like any other
traditional cache, but …
… it can be the starting point for an international
cooperation as well:
This cache is just one cache of a set of xx caches named
"IMC No. 4 …" (IMC = International Multi-Cache). These
caches are hidden in nn/2 Countries world wide:
DE = Germany, PT = Portugal, XX = xxxxxxxxxxxx.
etc….
In each country there is a "primary cache" like this one
and a "secondary cache" that can only be found with "hints"
distributed to all primary caches.
The primary caches are named "IMC No. 4 P-x - yyy" and the
nn secondary caches "IMC No. 4 S-x - zzz" where x is the country
code given above and yyy and zzz can be any additional
name.
The hints for the secondary caches are normally printed on
"lists of hints" that are inside the primary caches. As the primary
caches are scattered all over the world it will either require a
lot of travelling or - and that is the intention of the IMC No. 4 -
international cooperation. It will be necesary to get in touch with
finders of these caches:
LIST OF ALL INTERNATIONAL
CACHES
If you want to find the secondary cache as well, you
should contact finders of other primary IMC No. 4 caches and
exchange the hints.
And please be a fair player!
Never publish these hints anywhere! Not in a log report or
on any web side. The hints shall only be exchanged / traded between
geocachers that found the primary caches and want to search the
secondary caches.
The IMC No. 4 team wish you good
luck!
The
Cache:
This
cache is devoted to keep memory of a well known and spectacular
fire that totally destroyed the Windsor Tower, an offices building
more than 100 meters high that was a symbol of Madrid's development
of Madrid in the 80's.
In the below web pages you can find more info about the disaster
and its aftermath:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre_Windsor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windsor_Building
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/spain_fire_2005.html
http://www.concretecentre.com/main.asp?page=1205
http://911research.wtc7.net/wtc/analysis/compare/windsor.html
http://www.mace.manchester.ac.uk/project/research/structures/strucfire/CaseStudy/HistoricFires/BuildingFires/default.htm
Cache
Content:
The
cache is a small metal box with just a log book, in the highest
point of a banister, at foot level. Due to the height of thew
surrounding buildings, the signal is really poor, so if in trouble
follow these directions:
Locate the City Cafeteria-Restaurante (signal quality is enough to
do this). Leaving it at your back you will see a staircase ten
meeters in front of you. Go to the top, and sit down with the black
door at your back, so you can grab the box with your right hand.
See below pictures for better understanding of this. Obviously, it
is up to you how to get it, but please take in account that this is
a relly crowded area and many, many eyes might see you.
In this case there is not printed list hint. Rather, there is a
code in the first page of the log book neccessary to open the file
that contains the hints for the other countries. Please keep this
file so you can help other countrie's players. Click on the below
url address to download the file:
Alert: You are about to download a
file in order to obtain further details needed to find this
geocache. As the cache owner, I represent that this file is safe to
download although the files needed to complete this geocache have
not been checked by Groundspeak or by the Geocache Reviewer for
possible malicious content. As a result, you are downloading this
file at your own risk.
HINTS LIST
Final notes:
- As this is an international cache,
please write your log in English!
You may add a translation in the local language if you
want.
- All notes just advertising someone from abroad
is ready to trade hints
will be deleted.