Big Foot Multi-cache
Dayspring: The artwork at the first waypoint of this cache has clouded over and made the joy of looking at these items almost impossible. I am archiving it to allow other Geocachers the opportunity to place another Geocache here.
~Dayspring
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Note1: Changed this to a Nano Cache due to high level of traffic near GZ. 4/15/2012
Note2: Items at stage 1 modified to those you can still read. 5/10/2012
Bring the kids to find this easy multi-cache where a cool piece of artwork can be found at the entrance and the final. While some of the items can no longer be seen due to clouding of the plastic, I have chosen some items you can still identify.
The coordinates above will lead you to the first part. Here you will need to find the following objects in the wall:
1. A Hankscraft Egg Cooker.
2. An Airmail Letter to Mr. and Mrs. William Tate.
Let ABC= the 3 digit number on the egg cooker in #1 above.
Let D= Postage in Cents of Item #2 above
Then, plug your findings into the following coordinates to lead you to the final cache:
N 47 39.(ABC+44)
W122 19.(D X 30)
Watch out for Sasquatch!
Richard Beyer created "Sasquatch" to illustrate the destruction of neighborhoods to pave the way for I-5. This work earned it the affectionate moniker "tbevyyn cnex."
Please try to replace the geocache exactly where you found it. There are transients who do frequent this park. Please be stealthy so as not to give away the cache location.
Additional Hints
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