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| Terrain: By: Gil&Ani @ | Hide Date: 01/11/2003 | Status: Available Country: United States | State: Colorado Coordinates: N38° 52.128 W104° 45.619 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 13 
Captain's Log; Stardate 2003.010There must have been a transporter malfunction. We materialized quite some distance from our intended co-ordinates of N38 52.128 W104 45.619 and 160.63m higher. The location is on the side of a hill and is exposed to view so we proceeded to cache the toys, mark its position, and return after dark. I placed the cache into a natural rectangular opening in a sandstone formation and covered it with the dried fallen foliage of nearby vegetation which our scanners identified as "pine trees." Our mission was to repair a temporal anomaly. A package of toys had accidentally been removed from under a Christmas tree. Historical records indicate that the intended recipient of those toys was devastated by awakening that Christmas morning to find nothing under the tree. He grew up to be another politician who paid no attention to the will of the people instead of becoming the chemist who first synthesized Trilithium Chloride -- and we all know how pivotal that discovery was to Federation history! Unfortunately, our tricorders were unable to establish a sub-space beacon lock so we had to rely on signals from radio transmitters of that era. A channel was opened to the ship's computer and the database of radio broadcast transmitters was accessed. We used a tricorder to fix our location by recording bearings to three such beacons. Bearings to those beacons are as follows: Station callsign Frequency Bearing from the cache Distance KTLF 88.7 MHz 164 degrees true 9.70 km KRDO 1240 kHz 091 degrees true 4.64 km KXRE 1490 kHz 321 degrees true 4.74 km All stations were within 10 km so signal strength was within nominal operational parameters. The proximity of the stations and their geometry make for effective triangulation. The historical database indicates that some primitive tricorders called GPS receivers actually have those same station locations stored within them so finding reciprocal bearings should be childs play. I have been ordered by Starfleet to proceed to Starbase 12 to investigate reports of Suliban in the vicinity. All available Starfleet personnel are hereby directed to make routine visits to this cache to insure its safety until such time as our original mission can be resumed. Avoid all contact with local inhabitants while in the immediate vicinity of the cache. Lt Smith informs me a pink hair ribbon inadvertently snagged onto the branch of an indigenous pine tree almost immediately above the cache container. ...End Captain's log.
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KRDO THIRTY-EIGHT FORTY-NINE.SEVEN ZERO ONE ONE ZERO FOUR FIFTY.TWO EIGHT FOUR KTLF THIRTY-EIGHT FORTY-FOUR.SEVEN ZERO ZERO ONE ZERO FOUR FIFTY-ONE.SIX EIGHT FIVE KXRE THIRTY-EIGHT FIFTY-ONE.SEVEN ONE FOUR ONE ZERO FOUR FIFTY-FIVE.FIVE SIX EIGHT
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