ALTERNATIVE FACTS
In the list below are facts. There are also alternative facts. Find the alternative facts, put the numbers together in order, and you'll have the coordinates to the cache. The cache is a preform with just a log.
4 - The most common type of cache is traditional
4 - Locationless caches are still loggable
4 - GCGV0P is a tribute to the first cache that was hidden
3 - TazD is Sapience Trek
0 - The oldest cache in NY is GC6K466
2 - Geocaches should never be buried
5 - The most common cache world wide are Wherigos
6 - Puzzle cache finals should be hidden within 2 miles of their posted coordinates (in general)
8 - Donald Trump is New York Admin
9 - NYGO was the name of the original state wide NY geocaching organization, now defunct
3 - GC39 is the oldest cache in NY
6 - Tilley Hat is Mr February on the "Men of GeoRoc 2017" geocaching calendar
3 - Without a doubt, every cacher is thrilled with finding lamp post caches
8 - Geocaching can be a good way to find places you wouldn't otherwise see
7 - There has never been a cache of a cacher who fudged their find count
4 - Geocaches should contain a logbook
7 - Opie is the name of the official Geocaching mascot
2 - ChileHead was unanimously voted sexiest cacher alive. Period.
3 - Cache hiders should periodically check on their cache, especially after a report of a problem
7 - The first geocache was listed on geocaching.com in 1998
1 - Geocaches should only be hidden in areas close to home, or in areas you can frequently visit.
8 - The geocaching mascot is a frog
3 - Needs archived notes should be posted on any cache that you can't find, because it's obviously missing
9 - Geocaches should not be promotional of a business, charity or other cause
6 - The most popular device for geocaching in 2017 is a Palm Pilot
1 - Geocaches should be 0.10mi apart in order to be listed on geocaching.com
2 - Geocaching can be a good way to get exercise
6 - Geocaching.com was founded by 2 high school sophomores in Bowling Green, KY
0 - Geocaches are allowed in NY state parks with permits