Without giving too much away this last cache of our series is in a very pleasant spot, and when you have worked out the location you might consider making your visit into an interesting day out. NOTE: This cache has been relocated, the original having gone missing… The container is now a small one capable of holding only small items such as key-rings, coins, etc.
Update ( Some of our earlier ‘puzzles’ it seems have tended to be a bit too easy, so this one will need some research (unless you’re a top notch railway buff).
Update 31.05.2026 - since I've adopted this cache, I've found the cache missing, so it's now a magnetic micro as per hint. I'm leaving the multi puzzle as it is for now, but if there are future issues, then I may amend to simplify.
There is a clue however hidden in WLR 14’s information page! Using the 7 letters you have now obtained, arrange them to form the name of an object that would have often been busy on the WLR. As an additional clue… when you have worked out the name you will also find the first 4 letters are also a name! Now apply the usual calculations using the numeric values of the letters… AA = First letter + Second. B = Half the Fourth Letter. C = (Second + Third) minus the Fourth. D = Sixth Letter ZZ = First letter + Second letter + Last letter. Y = Sixth Letter + Third letter. XX = Sixth Letter + Last Letter. N53 AA.BCD W002 ZZ.YXX is the cache location. Having worked the cache location out… by adding 0.055 to the latitude mins. And taking 0.059 from the longitude mins you will find a very convenient car park!