Do Not go to the posted coordinates. If you do, you will see an historic mill and maybe some highland cattle, but you won't find the cache; it's not there.
So you can use a GPSr to find coordinates.
Can you plot a course by distance and degree?
In order to determine the coordinates for this cache, you will need three items:
The Map - you can print it here.
A Protractor - you can buy one anywhere they sell school supplies, or you can cut out the one you can print here.
A Ruler - you can buy one anywhere they sell school supplies, or you can cut out the one you can print here.
* For all three, make sure you print with Scaling set to None.
How to use the map:
Start at the X.
Draw a line from the center of the X, 2.5 cm @ 55°.
Your line will end on a number. This is A.
From the center of number A, draw your next line to number B.
From the center of number B, draw your next line to number C, etc.
| A |
2.5 cm @ 055° |
from center of X |
| B |
2.0 cm @ 136° |
from center of A |
| C |
2.0 cm @ 022° |
from center of B |
| D |
3.0 cm @ 152° |
from center of C |
| E |
1.5 cm @ 180° |
from center of D |
| F |
5.5 cm @ 041° |
from center of E |
| G |
2.7 cm @ 148° |
from center of F |
| H |
2.1 cm @ 081° |
from center of G |
Find the cache at the coordinates:
40 A.BC 75 DE.FGH
Where do I park?
Get your final coordinates.
Subtract 0.C94 from the latitude.
Add 0.0HC to the longitude.
This will take you to a one car pull off.
Enter the trail at the green sign to the left of the bridge.
There is no bushwhacking required. The cache is a couple of feet off the trail, but fairly well concealed. Please rehide as you found it.
The cache is a medium sized Lock & Lock containing a nice array of swag.
FTF prize is an unactivated geocoin.
Good Luck!
