Geocaching with NaviCache - Cache Details: H2G2 - The Infinite Improbability Drive

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H2G2 - The Infinite Improbability Drive

by 9key (Finds: 8 Score: 23.5) (Hidden: 5 Score: 13)

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Coordinates (WGS-84 datum)
N 32° 56.000' W 096° 48.000'
This may not be the actual cache coordinate.

Dallas, Texas 75240
United States Near By Caches

Hidden On: 29 Feb 2004
Waypoint (Landmark): N00E93
Open Cache:  Non-commercial use only
Cache type:  Multi-Part
Cache size:   Normal

Difficulty: (moderate)
Terrain: (easy)

Misc: No drinking water! No restrooms (water closets) available Pets are allowed. Parking is a challenge. No fees!

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Paperless cachers will need to use a traditional web browser to work the puzzle. This cache is not at the posted coordinates. Somewhere on this page are the coordinates to this 3 stage multi-cache.

The Infinite Improbability Drive simultaneously places a starship at every conceivable point in the universe, thereby eliminating all that tedious mucking about in hyperspace. It uses vast amounts of improbability, and many silly things happen in its wake.

The measurement of improbability is as follows (at least in the H2G2):
The higher the improbably the faster the spaceship travels. When the improbability equation is 1 to 1 or nominal then the ship is stopped.

There is a First to Find prize in this cache!

This cache was placed by a member of the
Texas Geocaching Association.

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20 Feb 2008 by ShadowHawk (Finds: 4 Score: 25.5) (Hidden: 0 Score: 0)
Open Log: Non-commercial use only

Found and logged on GC -and just noticed it over here on Navicache. Surprisingly no muggles about at lunch-time - but they were probably watching from the inside of the nearby panes of infinite reflection.

Someone must've known where the old container was - because it was there alongside the new one at Ground Zero - with the original log-book as well!. So it was a 2-fer. Looks like some good starter swag in the replacement container. Re-Covered, and headed back to work for the day. TFTC!

05 Mar 2004 by BCR (Finds: 1 Score: 5) (Hidden: 2 Score: 12)
Open Log: Unrestricted

Logged on another site, but now logging here to boost my find count (man am I awesome or what?) and to remove it from my searches at this site.