Pirate Lookout Traditional Cache
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More spectacular views of Kimmeridge Bay and beach.
This cache can de done while doing our other caches in the area - Smedmore View GC2PNTW, Smedmore Hill GC2P1FH and Hell Bottom GC2PNTJ. In addition to this there are Kimmeridge View GC2XKQ0 and Steep(le) Climb GC2XKRA.
Pirate keeping a close eye on the smugglers down below.
"Boats were sunk on the sandy bottom of Kimmeridge Bay, and landed at Brandy Bay to the east, though when it was clear what was going on, the revenue men began to use Clavel's Tower, overlooking Kimmeridge bay, as an observation post.
A Dunkirk schooner landed upwards of twenty tons of tea, in sight of and in defiance of the Custom House officers who mounted twenty four-pounders, which they brought to bear on the beach. The smugglers on shore carried it off in three waggons and on horses, except twelve hundredweight, which the officers seized, and carried to a public house at West Lulworth. Thirty or forty of the schooner's people, well armed, followed after, and broke into the house, beating and cutting the people they found there in a cruel manner and carried off the tea.
The graveyard at the parish church of St. Nicholas in Kimmeridge village offers proof that the dangers faced by the coastguard could be just as perilous as those faced by the smuggler. Tombstones mark the graves of four young coastguards, all aged 26, who mysteriously died within a 3 year period. John Perren drowned on the 14th of April 1838, John Lavery fell over a cliff edge on the 7th of October 1839, Henry Plomar, died in the line of duty on the 13th January 1841, and Alex Simpson was accidentally killed by his own firearm on the 9th of February, 1841. Were their deaths just accidents, or were smugglers really to blame?"
Remember to bring your own pen!
Again the GPS was random so a very easy hint.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Qbmvat = unys n'fyrrcre yrnavat ntnvafg n srapr cbfg.
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