[GeoStL] Re: QR codes downtown NGR?
- From: Bear Mike <brawnybear@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 18:40:12 -0500
Are you sure they are not Munzees??
Mike Griffin
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On May 9, 2012, at 6:28 PM, Nathan Rover <nrover@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So this might not be geocacheing related, but I don't know... it might be.
> While taking the dog for walks the last few days I've been noticing around my
> building little QR codes taped on signs, lamp posts, etc. When I saw the
> first one I scanned it and it was just a three digit number... I figured it
> was odd but not much to go on. Then today, I noticed another one, so I
> scanned it and it was one digit higher than the last one. Now I think I might
> be on to something, so I keep walking and sure enough I find another one,
> scan it and it's another digit higher. At this point I'm super curious, so I
> head back the opposite direction to the first one that I found and I keep
> walking and I find another QR code which is one digit lower. So at this point
> it's apparent that I've stumbled upon a QR trail of some kind... I know
> they've done a few "adventure races" in downtown St. Louis where you have to
> race around the city looking for clues, but I wouldn't think they would use
> QR codes, I figured it was like the amazing race where you go to a place and
> the person working there gives you a card with clues to the next part. So
> far, I've found a row on Lucas Ave. from 18th street to 13th street which is
> in the upper 300's and I've found some on Washington Ave. and 18th street
> that are in the mid to upper 400's
>
> Anyone on here know anything about these? At this point I'm real curious to
> find out what's at the end? And the bigger questions is which direction
> should I go (higher numbers or lower numbers)?
>
> --
> Cheers,
>
> Nathan Rover
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