A Plym View Puzzle Mystery Cache
Lindinis: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
If you would like me to consider unarchiving it you will need to address any problems that has lead to the archiving first. If you wish to email me please send your email via my profile (click on my name) and quote the [b]cache name and number.[/b]
Lindinis (Ernie) - Groundspeak Volunteer Reviewer for South West England.
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The downloadable coordinates are for the nearest parking area. The cache coordinates need to be worked out using the crossword (the 1st uploaded image) and the clues and code below.
I HAVE NOW MOVED THE CACHE LOCATION SLIGHTLY AS THE CONTAINER WENT MISSING TOWARDS THE END OF 2009.
Once you have reached the coordinates you need to look around for a church (hopefully you have not done this on a foggy day or at night). Walk 65 paces towards the church. You should now be standing on top of a flatish rock partly covered in grass. Search around the base of the rock.
Cache container is a plastic multi-vitamin pot.
Contains a log, pencil and sharpener.
Room for a few GC's or small TB's
Lucky Quartz crystal keyring for F2F
NORTH - A B C degrees, D E minutes, F G . H seconds
WEST - I J K degrees, L M minutes, N O . P seconds
a=0, b=1, c=2, d=3, e=4, f=5, g=6, h=7,
i=8, j=9, k=0, l=1, m=2, n=3, o=4, p=5
Across
1. A Dartmoor Tor – Not standing, thank you, river crossing.
6. An essential piece of kit for walking on the moors.
8. Anthus pratensis.
10. Most farmers think these spread Tuberculosis.
11. A mad pool.
12. (Nag Tire), a rock hard anagram!
13. A crisp and cold month on the moors.
14. SnO2 - An abundant Dartmoor mineral.
Down
2. This ministry use the moors for training.
3. Changeable, especially if your not prepared.
4. (Old Men) A reservoir anagram.
5. A NE Dartmoor hill surrounded by marshes, pools and mires.
6. A beacon above Ivybridge.
7. At the end of the Puffin Billy Track.
9. A Dartmoor Tor and a Sunday seat?
10. Who nose how this place got its name?
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