Great Scott! What's Doc Emmet L. Brown up to now?
In a gallant attempt to give the younger generation of Wellington geocachers a chance of a FTF he has decided to place the actual cache for his latest puzzle 30 years into the future!!! He will also of course be quite correct in saying that the cache remains at the solved co-ordinates and therefore hasn't moved at all, a statement bound to cause much befuddlement amongst some of the locals.
His intrepid little plan has however hit a snag. When Doc went to program the time machine he discovered to his horror that the Flux Capacitor (which makes time travel possible) is missing, so this cache looks destined to remain forever in the present. He has no idea where it is, but it was last seen when he was scouting out a location to place the cache. The actual day, month, year, or even hour it was lost aren't actually important however, Doc just needs to find the Flux Capacitor. Can you help?
Oh, and the puzzle itself? I have no idea. Doc remains very distraught and confused, he's a bit old school with his co-ords but remembers the degrees remain the same as the posted dummy co-ordinates, although he has forgotten where he put the rest of the information - good luck!.
Doc Brown's DeLorean DMC-12 Time Machine
Note: This was a fun cache to put together and I hope you also have fun finding it but,
please, no spoilers about the cache or it's location in your on-line logs or photos.
Cheers and happy caching from ADV
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