GC20WQH In Loving Memory Of... (Multi-cache) in East Midlands, United Kingdom created by liamargent

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GC20WQH ▼

A cache by liamargent Message this owner

Hidden : 11/11/2009

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Please note that the cordinates given are not those of the cache itself but the area where you will be searching for answers to the clues. To get here you will have to go down 'Church Lane' when the road splits turn left. Then left again. This will take you through a farm yard but if you keep going to the top and to the right hand side of the pile of bales, the church will come into view.

Please note that this is accessable to the public although it may look like private land.

The church was restored in 1876 - 1877. The Anglican parish church is dedicated to Saint Paul and registers dates from 1742. It seats 220. There was a chapel for Wesleyan Methodists erected in 1844 in the parish. Out on the Fen, the Primitive Methodists also had a chapel and day school. Toynton St. Peter is a village and a parish south of Spilsby and eastsoutheast of Horncastle. Toynton All Saints parish lies to the west and Halton Holgate parish to the east. The parish covers about 1,600 acres. The village lies just over a mile south of Spilsby. Various charities earned £5 and 16 shillings per year (1900), derived from garden allotments, for the poor.

Year Inhabitants
1801 245
1831 372
1871 419
1891 262
1911 196

You will need to look around the church yard and close surrounding area to find answers to the clues. The answers to the clues make up the final coordinate where the cache is hidden.

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Find the answer to all the following questions to find the co-ordinates of the cache

The final cache is at

N AB CD.FGH E 000 0I.JKL

A = Janet Holland died in 200A

B = K.G?? - 19B2 (Look out for these 2 letters together)

C = Emergency gas shut off??
Add the numbers of the postcode. Now subtract 10 from your answer to get C

D = Kenneth Edward Tyler was hold old when he died? D7

F = How many "mini" grave stones are in the row? Now add the answer you get from L to get F

G = How many hooks surround the door?

H = How many lights are around the church? Now add 1 to your answer to get H

I = John Rutter Stoness was how old when he died? i 7

J = Charles William Houlden was born in X9YZ ? Now J = X+Y+Z

K = Edith Ward died in 19K9

L = Rex Cornall died in which year? 19L2

If you want to have a look inside the church then feel free to go to the farm house opposite and ask for the key.

Good luck in finding our second GeoCache!

Liam

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

O = Cvyr bs tenirfgbarf

Decryption Key

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

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)