The coordinates above lead you to a commemorative stone in
Gideon's Green, where you can read a little bit about the history
of the park. On the stone there is a date stating the year in which
the park was given the name Gideon's Green. Call this
ABCD.
The second set of coordinates leads you to an information board,
detailing some of the birds that can be seen from this viewing
point. Let the number of different types of birds described on the
board equal E, and the number of types of birds which list
worms or lugworms as their food equal F.
The walk to the second stage takes you under the motorway and
out onto the shores of Belfast Lough. This path is very popular
with walkers, with and without their dogs, joggers and cyclists. It
also forms part of the Belfast Marathon route. It makes for a very
pleasant walk with views of the ferries coming and going up the
lough and the varied bird-life.
To determine the coordinates
of the final location, use the values of the letters
above.
N 54
3B.(D-B)FD
W 5
54.E(E-A)(C+A)