Bordon's Bravest Multi-Cache
Professor Xavier: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it. Please note that as this cache has now been archived by a reviewer or HQ staff it will NOT be unarchived.
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A multi with clues from Bordon Military Cemetary. This cache can be easily found within 15 minutes and is ideal for accompanying young children and those in pushchairs. This cache is a short walk away to Highways Hike (GC2AKJD) and Privates on parade (GC1CJ2F). Also an ideal alternative parking location for theses caches. The cache is a small 0.20l plastic container and when placed contained a log, small pencil,various swaps including an old 1967 penny and a US quarter (it is american independance day).
Although small the cemetary remembers military members and their families dating back to WW1 including those effected by the devistation of the spanish influenza during this time. A small way to remember those who gave so much to protect us all.
The cache its self is hidden outside the cemetary walls just a short walk away. Just off the main footpath heading into the wooded area.
Enter the grounds and head to the far end, you will see a large monument, looking to your left find James W Parkinson. Date of death 13 Feb 19AB.
Following the hedge back towards the front gate, Canadian Rifleman Pte W Spense ends the row. Regimental number 11C5D3.
Looking at the front gate to the far left you will find Sgt E William Magee.
Born 20 November 1906, died E1 April 198F.
Final Cache co-ordinates are N 51 07 EFD W 000 52 ABC.
Additional Hints
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Ng gur onfr bs n ynetr sng cvar gerr.