There is absolutely nothing wrong with the coordinates above. I'm sure they would take you to a very nice location where you could enjoy nature. However, if you want to find this cache, I don't recommend going there; I recommend solving the puzzle in the cache description below instead.
That being said, the cache is within 3.14159265359... km of the posted coordinates.
Happy Pi Day!
March 14th (3/14) is celebrated as Pi Day (3.14) by math enthusiasts around the world. Pi is the mathematical constant that is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Mathematically, it’s transcendental and irrational. Its decimal places go on infinitely.
To celebrate the holiday, I have been serving up a Pi Day puzzle every year since 2014; here are the caches in the series thus far:
2014 - GC4ZJ6K
2015 - GC5N33X
2016 - GC6CCXC
2017 - GC71EYQ
2018 - GC7KADF
2019 - GC82DRP
2020 - GC8KCRK
2021 - GC97CB8
2022 - GC9PQ0A
2023 - GCA4BKB
2024 - GCAJMK3
For 2017, I presented this conundrum:
82237 73182 12172 35291 43354 21451 58422 37383 41488 43234
13282 32282 85393 13466 21311 54215 61456 13541 21343 41182
51321 16236 45861 12223 21913 34258 21122 33443 43599 21552
51345 31455 52132 83365 12211 21427 53194 62364 12462 21243
42272 53332 84433 12153 21819 53135 61267 13572 21456 47172
53341 82473 17355 21313 53261 62223 12117 21618 43591 55495
44261 51222 13953 38172 41446 11125 55391 77133 41473 52114
21916 72661 19254 21422 31172 41141 32277 55393 32343 21454
12473 21712 53384 15165 48281 57131 13862 85134 15132 21735
12425 44526 16365 21514 33451 21953
Enjoy, happy hunting, and good luck spilling your ink. Cache ya later!
Ol'Fogie
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