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Gloria Deo in Excelsis Multi-Cache

Hidden : 7/30/2008
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Gloria Deo in Excelsis

A multi stage cache based around the Felbrigg Park area.

Felbrigg Hall was left to the National Trust by R Wyndham Ketton-Cremer who died in 1969. There are also extensive lands around the hall with a walled garden and vegetable garden an orangey, dovecot, park, lake, church and great woods. The original hall was built by Sir Symon de Felbrigg who was the royal standard bearer to King Richard II. Unfortunately only parts of the original cellars survive today. In the mid-fifteenth century John Wyndham acquired the property, and the Wyndham family rebuilt the house in the 17th century. The estate was then acquired by a Norfolk merchant called John Ketton in 1863, John was the grandfather of R Wyndham Ketton-Cremer.

There is very limited parking available at N52 54.538 E001 16.731, or at N52 54.516 E001 16.792 please respect the residents – This is where your trail will start. The above co-ordinates are not for the cache but are for the location of the first clue. Parking is also available N52 54.655 E001 16.253, but you will have to drive by the first clue and pick it up on the way or walk back to it and retrace your steps.

To find the cache you will need to visit 7 locations to find the co-ordinates for the final cache. The walk is approximately 3.5 miles and a map of the area is recommended. This should take about 2 to 2.5 hours if walking. There should be no need to leave the footpaths to find the clues. Remember to log you starting location and from the final cache you will be able to follow the paths back.

1 – N52 54.546 E001 16.699

You will find a sign, E= The first number in the sequence of 4 digits, and B = how many times the number 9 appears.

From here follow the Weaver's Way footpath from behind the phone box, very limited parking here also.

2 - N52 54.541 E001 16.E53

How many letters in the colour of the arrow sign = G

3 - N 52 54 4B1 E 001 15.65B

You will find the answer set in stone, take Cromer Church away from Aylsham then minus 1, = C

4- N52 54.4C1 E001.15.B35

How many plastic arrows can you see, on the post, = D

(check all sides)

5 - N 52 54 E46 E001 1D 425

You should find a post with a plaque fixed to it A= number of lines of text. I = Number of words in the second line.

6 - N 52 54 22B E 001 1A 947

To find F you need to find a memorial with the last line reading Ellen Elizabeth Ketton OCT WX 1920 aged 67
F= X-W
Leave by the back gate and follow the field line on the right till you reach the gate to the track, then follow your GPSr again.

7 - N 52 53 83F E001 1C 357

You should see a fence how many horizontal rungs does it have, divided by 2, Answer = H,

or, how many painted arrows are there, = H


Cache Location is –
N 52.AG.EFC
E 001.HC.DIB

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Pyhr 2, ernq jung vg fnlf ba gur jnlcbvag ng vil’f srrg

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
-------------------------
N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)