All's well, that ends well, at Raywell Multi-cache
All's well, that ends well, at Raywell
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This is a multistage cache around the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds. It can be walked in around 2 hours or Cycled in under 1 hour. The route follows public bridleways and is all off tarmac.
The co-ordinates given are for roadside parking near Raywell Hall.
To find the Cache you will need to find the numbers A-E and put them in the formula below!!
A – Go to N 53. 45.577 W 000. 29.820. How many arrows on the bridleway sign?
B - Go to N 53. 45.466 W 000. 30.455. Count the number of telegraph poles that support the power lines overhead between here and N 53. 45.273 W 000. 30.346.
C - Go to N 53. 45.269 W 000. 31.227. How many Metal Gates?
D – Go to N 53. 45.532 W 000. 31.840. Nearby there is plaque. CP111(D) – 0200
E – Go to N 53. 45.611 W 000. 31.425. Your looking for a small geocache type container under the rock at the base of the tree. There is no log book in here as it is not a geocache, just a container with the number for E in it!
Now onwards to the actual Cache
N BA . (A+E)B. BE(D-C) W 000. A0. (Cx2)(A-E)(B+E)
When placed the cache had nothing but a log book and geocache info card, which is where you come in…The cache hopes to be bustling with trinkets and toys of a “native animal” theme!!!
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Onfr bs ynetr gerr