GC718K5 Multi-cache What the Frack #35
Type: Multi | Size: Small Small | Difficulty: 2 out of 5 | Terrain: 1.5 out of 5
By: Barasaur @ | Hide Date: 02/26/2017 | Status: Available
Country: United States | State: Colorado
Coordinates: N40° 23.471 W104° 55.580 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0


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This all started on a normal drive route where I saw a ton of fracking. Now I has become more like barn view, and how many of places can I find to hide a cache. Enjoy caching.


N 40° 23.ABC W 104° 55.DEF
There is the 6 digit number on the tanks? U V W X Y Z.
V = A
W + Z = B
Y = C
(U * V * W) * (X * Y * Z) / (V * W * X *Y) + U = D
X - U = E
Z - Y = F

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10 Logs: Found it 9  Didn't find it 1  

Didn't find it 07/05/2019 By LostinDenver
I probably screwed up the math. Coords seemed possible, but area has been plowed

Found it 06/16/2019 By sarcana44
This one was super fun! Haven’t done a multi-cache in a while and this was a good one!

Found it 12/24/2018 By oz8118
I'm grabbing a few caches today north of Denver as my early Christmas present to myself. I enjoyed picking up another easy multi smiley here. Thanks for creating this EXTENSIVE cache series Barasaur.
Cheers, keep calm and cache on!

Found it 12/23/2018 By Back Country Horsemen
The long equation didn’t quite work out for us so we rounded up and made the find.

Found it 11/27/2018 By cachenscary
On the second day of our 3 state, 3 day road trip, slojak064 and I invested the entire day in Loveland and Greeley, scooping up Virtuals, the 4 Hangman Wherigos and many Letterbox finds with a few Traditionals sprinkled in.

It was an awesome day of geocaching in spectacular weather - signing logs as SJ+CS or the reverse. . Thanks for all of the CO's for maintaining these caches for our pleasure!

Hey, here's a Multi! Let's pick that one off. Found quickly. SL TFTH!

Found it 08/22/2018 By herndonrd
Out caching with FeartheFish which means me driving his butt around all over the place. Roadtrip to Cheyenne for the webcam plus west of Greely for some letterboxes and picked up other caches along the way. Did the math and an easy find. TFTC!

Found it 05/27/2018 By doglover&pups
Number 15 and the last fracking multi. My head can't do any more math. Thanks for a great day. TFTC

Found it 05/20/2018 By Denali41
I had found a number of the What the Frack multi-caches in early 2017 but have had other activities occupy my agenda over the intervening months. So I decided it was time to get after this interesting series again and hit this portion of "fracking country" with my puppies Orizaba and Chimborazo. Found a few more of these caches the other day, found more today, and will return soon for some others. I recall when all the land in this area now being used for hydrocarbon extraction and for residential development was highly productive, irrigated agricultural land. The dramatic alterations in land use since the day long ago when Denali50 and I came to see a Whooping Crane resting in this general area during its migration, is the major takeaway from the observations I made recently and today while seeking out geocaches. What remarkable changes have occurred.

It was a wet experience finding these caches. Hopefully, the weather will be more cooperative as we search for the remaining multis in the future. Zaba and Chimi loved the experiences despite the weather!

Thanks for this series, Barasaur. I hope to return soon to whack away at some more of your fracking multis.

Found it 05/09/2018 By AZtravelers
Bike caching on a perfect morning. Thanks for the series. Cache is in good shape.

Found it 04/13/2018 By jasperdakota
Thanks for the multi! Found on this blustery day.