Alexander Haubold of Columbia University has been looking into
the question:
"How many seeds does a pomegranate
have?"
"Pomegranates are curious fruits - apple-sized, red in
color, and containing hundreds of pitch-red juicy seeds. It
contains multiple compartments, each tightly packing seeds around a
sponge-like center, in some more or less random formation.
Sources are in disagreement about how many seeds a
pomegranate holds. Some sources fix the number to exactly 613, some
allow for an error of +/- 200, yet others believe that all
pomegranates have the exact same number of seeds. It is certainly
possible to disprove the first and third of these."
The research continues, but oddly enough the average of the over
200 pomegranates tested so far (from six different countries) is...
613. Go figure.
More on this study can be found
here.
This cache is cammo'd, but should be no problem to find, though
I can't promise the same for the log scroll. Please note trades
are only permitted after signing the log. You MUST find
the scroll, which is NOT just a piece of paper... It's three
rite-in-the-rain microcache log scrolls stapled together. Please do
not log trades on the scroll unless they are trackable items
(geocoins or travel bugs). Take a moment to replace everything as
you found it before leaving. Post no spoilers. Please email me with
any questions.
Thanks, and have fun!
This cache is one of several on the
Glengarry Trail
System.
Congrats to Inkyfiller for being the First to Find (even though
it took two trips!)