14 Apr 2002
	Unintended themes often develop which geocaching. Today's  theme was puzzles.
	GCBE2 -- Sheep Pasture Lincoln, MA For my 50th cache, I decided to visit a cache I couldn't find on my first day of geocaching.		Last time I didn't realize one could enter the pasture, so I searched the outside parameter.  Once inside it, was an easy find.  I took a fishing lure, which I'll put to good use this summer. Left the mini-Simon game from Utility Pole Clue and CacheCards.
	GCB9F -- Cat Rock 3D Weston, MA Next, I deposited the Boonie Man's Wishing Well travel bug in the closest thing we have to a wishing well.		This cleverly constructed underground cache contains a equally clever 3-D camera.
	GC34C -- Lincoln Logic Lincoln, MA You really have to know how to use your GPS to solve this one.		The container at the cache coordinates (in yellow) contains 4 other coordinates that describe three lines.  The real cache is found at the point where the lines intersect.
			A rich cache containing a camera and a finder's button. I took the knight left by Team Rex and exchanged a bill for Where's George. Left airplane key chain and 2 six-packs of CacheCards.
	GC4404 -- British American Transatlantic Geocache Weston, MA The final day's final puzzle is a two-parter.		The first cache is an actual treasure chest containing only the latitudes of two caches - one in America, the other in England.  The next step is to contact a British Geocacher and exchange the longitudes.
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