The cache is not at the posted coordinates (no boat required!).
Just when you thought at least the Corona virus doesn't give you a RASH, now it's given you two (GC8YCP8 got published earlier on the day I'm writing this - and no, we did not coordinate this).
As my other local RASH puzzle, this one is also based on JWCOREY's series of puzzles starting with GC2DX6M, which contains the rules for a RASH puzzle, so please consult them there, if you are unfamiliar.
Here are the puzzle elements in alphabetical order:
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| 1. A Corpse |
26. Our Ugly Bloke |
| 2. A Dear Stalker |
27. Plant-atom Baby-pirate Adult |
| 3. A Demon-child |
28. Pork-veto |
| 4. A Disappearance from Earth |
29. Rattle-pike under Sorrow |
| 5. A Divorced-heel |
30. Riot in a Charity |
| 6. A Latin Relation |
31. Some Noise about Jazz |
| 7. A Pleasure Chest |
32. Spoil-pot |
| 8. A Queen's Monologue |
33. Stone-code |
| 9. A Rediscovered Day-break |
34. Tangos amidst Sheep |
| 10. A Tiny Search-husk |
35. That Tiniest Parade from Mars |
| 11. Absent without a Fart |
36. The Beast-empty Heart |
| 12. An American Doctor |
37. The Brit from London |
| 13. An Oblivion in many Angels |
38. The State against Senile Fellows |
| 14. Cold murder The-pricey-Ferrari |
39. These Elite Shocks in Their Souls |
| 15. Cowardly-soul |
40. Thunder Dude |
| 16. Dump-cat Zero-water |
41. Top-time Goat-girl |
| 17. From a Cold to a Darkness |
42. Two Ran Across the Fool's Den |
| 18. Game-boy |
43. Un-decimal Tinkle-mate |
| 19. German Ugliness |
44. Under an Air-bag |
| 20. Hen-since |
45. Under an Ocean for Drink-Coffee Stupor |
| 21. I Won't Leave Him without Her |
46. Unhappy-you-drank-iron |
| 22. I'm-the-god |
47. Walking Your Step |
| 23. Lackey |
48. Whence Withered Were Thy Mounds |
| 24. Much Noise from a Cowboy Stunt |
49. Wild Border Novel |
| 25. Of Hearken from Heaven |
50. Woods Chick |
After you have determined the correct answers to all the elements, here is what you need to do to turn them into coordinates. Each of the elements will be naturally associated with a 1- or 2-digit number (also with a 4-digit number, but that is not unique for the first few elements, so let's ignore that). If you enter all the answers in a spreadsheet, sort them alphabetically and write the associated 1- or 2-digit number next to them. Use the last digit of those numbers from the following rows in the spreadsheet to obtain the coordinates:
2, 7, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 30, 43, 4, 18, 39, 45, 3, 10
Of course, you can also just use pen and paper to do this; you don't have to create a spreadsheet, but it would make the sorting easier.
You can validate your puzzle solution with certitude.