Oklahoma Lighthouse #7

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Hidden On: 19 Feb 2003
Waypoint (Landmark): N01ABB
Open Cache:  Personal use only
Cache type:  Virtual
Cache size:   Virtual

Difficulty:  (easy)
Terrain:  (easy)

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You can drive right up to this one.

This is a virtual cache. There is no container. The only log is here, on this web site. There is a reward at the end when you successfully complete this hunt.

Kid Friendly Lunchtime Cache

Nightcaching Handicap Access

Less than 500 ft. from car to cache

Generated by The Selector

1) Look up through the windows of the door! Whoever converted this building to a lighthouse put proper lighthouse steps inside. Remember or write down the color of the lighthouse's door.

To get credit for this cache, please e-mail us the color of the door. You may go ahead and log your cache after you have e-mailed us (waiting is no fun), but we will delete any log that has not sent confirmation data. We will answer each e-mail, whether you log right away or wait for our okay. We don't check e-mail every day, so don't worry if you don't hear back from us immediately.

2) Remember or write down the name of the organization on whose parking lot the lighthouse sits .

To complete this cache you may use information from #2 as a password, to unlock a beautiful certificate of accomplishment created especially for this cache. You can print it out in full color, put it in an expensive frame, and hang it on your wall!
Anyway, use the five letters of the first word in the parking lot owner's name, all lowercase, as the password which will open the file containing the Certificate of Accomplishment (oops! we'll have to add the CofA's URL when we can get to a Windows machine).

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Clues:    decode

• It's pretty easy, but if you really need a hint... 
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Arrived at this one but forgot the print out with instuctions. Kids were just sure this was a normal cache instead of virtual. They spent 20 minets looking everywhere! We returned later with the instructions and completed the find, it was all very fun.
[Modified 2008-04-14 13:15:12]

Originally found on 12/18/04. Another of Tulsa's hidden gems.

Neat visual of a great Bible symbol.

Did not even know this was here, 9 miles from my house.