A Silent Table Multi-Cache
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A silent table is a multicache that takes you on a circular walk around the city walls of Canterbury.
Each waypoint gives you the co-ordinates for the next waypoint. The title of this cache is a clue to the final location where a small cache can be found. The cache is in a heavy muggle area so please watch carefully and choose your moment. It is impossible to see the cache but it can be felt. Please use the clue if in difficulty rather then make the muggles suspicious. There are a number of benches nearby where you can take the cache to sign the log book etc. Please hide carefully, again choosing a moment when no muggles are approaching.
April 08 This cache has been muggled once, the undergrowth is less dense then when it was first hidden. please re hide carefully using the sticks if neccessary to hide from any passing muggles.
Note waypoints 2 and 4 are shut after dusk. Co-ordinates for waypoints 3 and 5 are given in the clues if you wish to do this trail at night.
This cache is complimentary to Pilgrims cache and takes you around other parts of the city
Your first way point is at N51 16.500 E001 04.685
Here you can find the co-ordinates for waypoint 2.
On this pillar are a number of tablets, use the following clue to find the correct date and use this to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 2;
At a court at Burchmote, Holden on Tuesday 26th April ABCD the mayor and commenalty of this city passed a vote of thanks.
Co-ordinates for waypoint 2; N51 16.DDD E001 04.(D-1)D0
Waypoint 2
There are a number of information signs here use the following clue to find the correct date and use this to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 3;
When did Canterbury become the first English town to submit to the conqueror without a struggle? ABCD
Co-ordinates for waypoint 3; N51 16.(C-A)(D+A)A E001 04.4(C+A)B
Waypoint 3
Find the Gravestone for S.R. and use the date ABCD to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 4
Co-ordinates for waypoint 4; N51 16.(B-A)(C+D)(D-A) E001 04.5(A+B)C
Waypoint 4
When was the Franciscan way constructed? ABCD use this date to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 5
Co-ordinates for waypoint 5; N51 16.BD5 E001 04.543
Waypoint 5
When was the gate finished? cABCD use this date to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 6
Co-ordinates for waypoint 6; N51 16.(C+A)(A+B)(A+B) E001 04.(C+A)(C-A)A
Waypoint 6
When was the timber framed building overlooking this garden condemned as unfit for human habitation? ABCD use this date to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 7
Co-ordinates for waypoint 7; N51 16.D5(C-A) E001 05.ADD
Waypoint 7
These sculptures were created by Stephen Meton ABCD-EFGH use this date to complete the co-ordinates for waypoint 8 the cache location.
Co-ordinates for cache; N51 16.HD(D+D) E001 04.(D+D)(H-A)H
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
[Waypoint 3 coordinates]A svir, frira, bar. R sbhe, frira, mreb.
[waypoint 5 coordinates] A avar, mreb, svir. R svir, sbhe, guerr.
[final cache location] oruvaq gur fvta gung fnlf "n fvyrag gnoyr", gb gur evtug bs gur fphycgher. Chg lbhe unaq qbja gur onpx bs gur fvta, vagb gur urqtr naq lbh fubhyq srry n fznyy ghccrejner obk.