Osmaston Paddle Multi-Cache
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The Coordinates are for the Church in Osmaston. Not ALL ANSWERS ARE FOUND IT THE VILLAGE
The Village of Osmaston
Osmaston in Derbyshire, is known as an estate village. Most of the buildings seen today were built around 1850 when the village was redeveloped to serve Osmaston Manor. Osmaston Manor was being constructed at that time, as a home for the wealthy industrialist Francis Wright, whose family owned the Butterley Ironworks near Ripley.
A memorial to Francis Wright stands in the market place at Ashbourne. A settlement has been in the area for about 1000 years.
Osmaston takes the appearance of a picturesque model village, with its brick built thatched cottages, village hall, primary school, duckpond, church, and of course pub.
The cache is not at the coordinates listed this is the church in the village the coordinates are
N 52 59.ABC
W 001 42.DEF
first built
A = Number of letters in the first name on the memorial bench at the duck pond
B = How many islands in the middle of the pond?
C = Number of small windows in the cricket pavillion just under the apex of the roof
D and E the number you get if you add the numbers of the year the Lime Trees leading to Osmaston Park blew down
F = The number of bells in the tower of the church when the church was first built
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
ng gur onfr bs gur gerr bccbfvgr gur fznyy tngr
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