You will need the Log Password that is printed on the BITcache to log your find online.
Also, while you are there, please take an "artistic" photo to include with your log. If you have any problems with the photo, it is not a requirement, but I would definitely appreciate seeing them. You do not necessarily need to be in the photo.
This will be a 2-stage / offset BIT Cache. You will visit the given coordinates and look for a Verizon Wireless sign on the fence. You'll need the number, AJabc, where "abc" is a 3 digit number. d = a + c
To locate the actual BIT Cache...
Subtract .bda from North minutes.
Add .bdd to the West minutes.
This will give you the coordinates of the BIT Cache.
At the first state, you will be in a residential neighborhood and very near homes, so please refrain from attempting this at night.
If you would like to add to the series, please feel free. I know I won't be able to get to every water tower in Maryland and surrounding areas.
I've long had a theory that water towers were really just camoflague for (suppossedly) unidentified flying objects. I think they also have a low level cloaking device, because unless you're looking for them, many seem to easily go unnoticed. Go ahead and guess how many you pass on your regular routes. Then count them next time. See?
For more information on how water towers work (the ones with water, at least), see this article at HowStuffWorks.com.
This series was inspired by numerous WTF caches I found in the Greater Charlotte, NC area.
Most were placed by TermiteHunter, who was inspired by South Carolina's ThGoonies. While I was there,stargatekrewe also placed a few. I was able to meet all these cachers during my visit.
Stage | Symbol | Type | Coordinates | Description |
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1 | Final location | --- | Where you'll find the BIT. |