Life is a lottery Mystery Cache
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This is our first puzzle cache. The co-ordinates listed are those of a suitable parking place.
To find the cache, you need to know a little about Norman, a Jewish Londoner and take an interest in Williams weekend.
Norman is a big Arsenal fan and he was actually born a stone throw away from the Old Highbury stadium, somewhere where he has spent many happy hours watching his favoutite team.
Norman is also very proud of his Jewish heritage. He can often be found at the Finchley Museum of Jewish Life learning about how previous generations of Jews lived and went around their business.
Normans sporting interest was not exclusive to soccer, a trip to America opened his eyes to American football. When ever he can, he goes to Londons Capital Youth American Football Club to watch the youngsters improve their skills.
Normans favourite food is Turkish, and he simply loves to eat at the Iznik restaurant in Highbury Park.
Norman works part time in a local shop- The Soup Dragon which is on Topsfield Padade, just off of Tottenham Lane.
Norman and his work mates often go for a drink in the Catcher in the Rye pub on Regents Park road.
Norman met his friend at Arsenal tube station after a game at the Emirates stadium.
William, his friend, started the second part of his day after a boring 0-0 score line.
William had a busy day ahead, and changed trains at Oxford Circus tube station.
William finally arrived at Chiswick Park tube station
William had been looking forward to this day for a long time, he had the best seats in the house to watch a play at the Tabard Theatre. After the play he went home to bed.
William was having Sunday lunch with his mum and set off early. On the way he stopped off at Speakers Corner in Hyde Park to listen to and heckle those brave enough to jump on their soapbox.
William was under instructions to pick up the veg for sunday lunch, so he stopped off at Acton Market for the freshest veg in London.
William eventually arrived at his mums, who lives in the shadow of Vauxhall tube station for lunch
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Haqre n fgbar
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