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Half a Kilo Puzzle Challenge

A cache by LTG Keith B. Alexander Hidden: 11/26/2009

Size: (Micro) Difficulty: 1.5 out of 5 Terrain:

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N 33° 42.128 W 117° 55.917 Other Conversions UTM: 11S E 413635 N 3729519 SE 600.7mi from your home coordinates In California, United States View M
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The cache is at the post Coordinates.

But to log this cache you have to have found 500 Puzzle caches.
I marked puzzle cache find #700 at a Pirate Event in Hollywood on September 19, 2009.
This is a challenge that everyone can do it just takes time.
When you log a find on this cache please post a screen shot of your profile showing 500 or more Unknown/Puzzle type caches found. Have fun.

Please Don't log notes on this cache only find logs. Notes will be removed

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#4266 - 01/28/10 12:43 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: hidegoseek]
Nylimb addict Registered: 02/25/09 Posts: 193	Quote: Half a Kilo Puzzle Challenge ... But to log this cache you have to have found 500 Puzzle caches. Hey, I only need to find 5 more puzzle caches... ... and then I'll be 1/4 done with this challenge. It should only take another 20 years or so.
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#4276 - 01/28/10 06:53 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: Nylimb]
Enbay1 Pooh-Bah Registered: 06/20/09 Posts: 1062 Loc: Blue lake ca	GRRRRR U _________________________ Difference between a virus and Windows? Viruses rarely fail.
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#4351 - 02/03/10 11:58 AM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: Enbay1]
ePeterso2 newbie Registered: 04/09/09 Posts: 5 Loc: 26.1ºN 80.1ºW 98.6ºF	I only need to find a number of puzzle caches equal to the sum of three consecutive primes. This number is also a narcissistic number. Without looking at my GC profile, can you figure out the number? _________________________ Check out Puzzlehead.org Information, resources, stories and fun for puzzle solvers and creators Join the Puzzleheads group on Facebook!
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#4361 - 02/04/10 04:12 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: ePeterso2]
dbirdman veteran Registered: 02/12/09 Posts: 297 Loc: Eureka and on the road	I think the only narcissistic number less than 100 that is also the sum of three consecutive prime numbers is six. _________________________ Our current location.
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#4362 - 02/04/10 04:13 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: ePeterso2]
Nylimb addict Registered: 02/25/09 Posts: 193	Originally Posted By: ePeterso2 I only need to find a number of puzzle caches equal to the sum of three consecutive primes. This number is also a narcissistic number. Without looking at my GC profile, can you figure out the number? No; there are two possibilities. Is it a Harshad number?
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#4363 - 02/04/10 04:21 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: dbirdman]
Nylimb addict Registered: 02/25/09 Posts: 193	Originally Posted By: dbirdman I think the only narcissistic number less than 100 that is also the sum of three consecutive prime numbers is six. 6 isn't a sum of three consecutive primes. The smallest 3 primes are 2, 3, and 5, and their sum is 10. Once upon a time, people considered 1 to be a prime, but eventually they realized that everything works out more simply if the definition excludes it.
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#4365 - 02/04/10 05:27 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: Nylimb]
hidegoseek Pooh-Bah Registered: 02/25/09 Posts: 1486 Loc: Arcata	I know the answer!! Really, I do. Of course, I was caching with Nylimb today, so I guess that's cheating. Whoops, no I don't. Really, I don't. Edited by hidegoseek (02/04/10 07:48 PM) _________________________ Give me ambiguity or give me something else.
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#4370 - 02/04/10 07:52 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: Nylimb]
dbirdman veteran Registered: 02/12/09 Posts: 297 Loc: Eureka and on the road	Originally Posted By: Nylimb Originally Posted By: dbirdman I think the only narcissistic number less than 100 that is also the sum of three consecutive prime numbers is six. 6 isn't a sum of three consecutive primes. The smallest 3 primes are 2, 3, and 5, and their sum is 10. Once upon a time, people considered 1 to be a prime, but eventually they realized that everything works out more simply if the definition excludes it. I don't know why I lost track of the original topic, but for some reason I was thinking 100 puzzle caches instead of 500. So yes, there are two possibilities, 371 and 407. If it is a Harshad number that would be 407. _________________________ Our current location.
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#4371 - 02/04/10 07:55 PM Re: Puzzle Caches [Re: dbirdman]
hidegoseek Pooh-Bah Registered: 02/25/09 Posts: 1486 Loc: Arcata	Speaking for Enbay and myself, all I can say is _________________________ Give me ambiguity or give me something else.
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