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GC566RK
566RKType: Multi | Size: Micro 
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| Terrain:  By: 8OTHG @ | Hide Date: 06/12/2014 | Status: Available Country: United States | State: Colorado Coordinates: N38° 15.031 W104° 38.640 | Last updated: 08/30/2019 | Fav points: 0 
This is a 2-stage multi-cache. The final stage is about 2 miles from the first. At the first stage, do not stop or park on the main street. There are side streets and various parking lots where you can park safely. Do not attempt to cross the fence. Find the sign that describes the original use of the building. On the sign is a 4 digit number. You need to use the digits of this number to calculate the coordinates of the final stage. Call these digits ABCD. Subtract the first digit from the whole number of the minutes in the North latitude at the first location. (15-A). This will give you the whole number of the North minutes at the final location. Add the third digit to the whole number of the minutes in the West longitude (38+C). This will give you the whole number of the West minutes at the final location. Multiply the second number by 3. Taking the decimal portion of the minutes of the North latitude at the first location as a whole number, subtract the product to get the decimal portion of the North minutes at the final location. (31-3B) Note: you will have to put the zeroes back into the decimal because you are using .031 as just 31, so if your answer is 8 you will have to look for .008. (If your answer is 8, it is wrong.) OK so far? The last one is more complicated. Multiply the first number by 3; multiply the second number by 20; multiply the third number by 5 and multiply the fourth number by 30. Again taking the decimal portion of the Minutes as a whole number, subtract each of the four products from the decimal portion of the Minutes of the West longitude at the first location to get the decimal portion of the Minutes at the final location. (640-3A-20B-5C-30D) Now go find the cache. Additional Waypoints
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For a long time, Trinity67 and I planned our third and fourth jasmer loop  This year, this should finally be a perfectly ingenious tour and so I went on the great journey to Texas to actually start with this seemingly insane endeavor   We started in the new homezone of Trinity67 and worked our way slowly southeast, through a few states to the Gulf of Mexico, then east to Florida. From there we went north to West Virginia and from there slowly back, west to Colorado There, we were a bit rudely forced by the blizzard just starting to reschedule our tour and so we fled south through New Mexico back to Texas. There we used the time left to turn some solved geo-arts into smileys and to master a considerable amount of great challenges In total, we traveled over 9000 kilometers through 18 countries in about 130 hours, visiting several ancient caches from 2000 and 2001, signed many great logbooks and explored unique areas  in short: we achieved our triple and quadruple jasmer and beyond much more than that I thank Trinity67 for the first-class planning of this terrific tour and for the great accompaniment as a cacher and nurse during the not always easy days; not least for the tireless use in wind and weather And of course I thank all the owners for their great ideas, for the beautiful locations and beautiful hiding places, respectively for the organization of the events and for the laying out and care of the many beautiful cans; every single one of them was something very special Without such owners like you, our ingenious hobby would not even be possible, so thank you so much Greetings from Kerpen new.neo LIVE - LOVE - LAUGH - LOG
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