<p>We have been driving past this cemetery for quite a few years, and until we started Geocaching, we had no reason to enter a this or any other cemetery. We decided that this location was in need of a geocache, so we placed one here. Our daughter was the one who wanted it to be a multi, as she loves reading the history on the headstones when we visit other cemeteries in search of caches. We realize that "Cemetery Caches" are not for everyone, so if this is not for you, there are lots of other caches in the Alliston area for you to seek. Please respect this resting place as you explore the history.</p>
You will need to find a certain Grave Marker to retrieve the necessary information to complete the following set of Co-ordinates. N 44 09.ABC W 79 50.DEF
Thomas Black was killed in Action in Burlon, France on Sept 29th, 1918. How old was he when he died? Multiply this number by 10, then ADD 24 to get the answer to "ABC".>/P>
David Gowrie died in 1920 at what age? ADD 1 from this number to get the numbers for "DE".
Charles Scott was born in Newton Stewart in Wigton-Shire, Scotland. In what year did Charles die? Take the last digit of that year, ADD 1, and that will be the number for "F".
The cache container is a medium sized peanut butter container wrapped in cammo tape. It contained a log book, pen, and several small trading items when first hidden. Please place cache back exactly as it was found, to avoid it being detected by muggles. Take some time to read the surrounding headstones, or possibly pay your respects to some departed relatives. Enjoy your search.
Congrats to Booglepss12 and Glubberjr on their joint FTF