Puzzles can be divided very clearly into one of two categories. There are those you can solve - which can be great fun and fill a few moments with amusement, and those you can’t - which are stupid and you didn’t want to solve them anyway.
This cache is located in a rural area close to the quiet hamlet of Yafford. The above co-ordinates are for Yafford mill which until 1970 was used to grind corn for animal feed, the mill didn’t have the machinery to grind fine flour for bread making.
There are several footpaths in the area so once you have found the cache you will be able to enjoy a walk South to the coast or North up on to the Downs.
The cache is hidden at -
North “Smokey Robinson” “Pete Postlethwaite” . ”Noddy Holder”
West “J D Salinger” “Walter Raleigh“ . (”Jim Morrison” x 2)
Note - I have had to change some of the details listed here after Wikipedia changed it’s mind about one of the crucial facts for this puzzle – Sorry for any inconvenience [17/09/13] 