Llansadwrn Multi-Cache
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This is a straightforward multicache and will be fun for children as well as adults. It should not take more than an hour to complete. It involves climbing two stiles.
Start at the ancient church of Llansadwrn, which according to tradition, was founded by an early Welsh Christian saint called Sadwrn, in the fifth century. Parking nearby.
How many statues of angels are there in the church porch? = A
How many windows has this church on the outside ? = B
How many crosses on the roof? = C
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51º 58.AA8 -3º 53.B8C
If you are at these coordinates you should be able to find out the name of the family who gave this field to the Llansadwrn Community?
How many letters in that name? = D
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51º 58.125 -3º 53.D5D
If you are at these coordinates who should be able to discover the surname of the last family to have lived here?
How many letters in that name? = E
What was the first name of the father?
How many letters in that name? = F
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51º 58.2F1 -3º 5F.72E
G = the number of yards wide the farm gates are.
J = the number of main horizontal bars on the farm gate which is on the track.
H = the number of main horizontal bars on the field gate next to the holly tree + 2
K = The number of oak trees here.
(Now walk through the gateway onto the public road)
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51º 58.K2G -3º 53.HHJ
The cache is very easily found. You are looking for a small brown plastic kitchen compost caddie. You don’t need to have any worries about looking for it where the coordinates on your GPS device show you it is hidden. The owner of the property (also of geocache) gives you permission.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Va Fhzzre, ohggresyvrf ner nggenpgrq gb guvf cynpr