Eeyore - Honey Pot Hill - 6 Mystery Cache
Eeyore - Honey Pot Hill - 6
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The above coordinates will take you to an information board, at the edge of Coed Marros. The cache is not here, you will need to solve the clue below before you can find the cache. Congratulation to Taxfit on FTF.
To work out the coordinates for this cache, you will need to find the answers to the following questions.
The date that 'AA Milne' who wrote 'Winnie the Pooh' was born and the date that he died.
Answer = DD MM YYYY = Born -AB CD EFGH
Died IJ KL MNOP
Cordinates
N = COA (I+J)O DF(G/2)
W = CK(O-M) I(F-E) CKI
This cache is a screw top container. This cache is on a public footpath that leads to Marros Woods. Please keep to the foothpath, in the woods.
This cache is part of a set of caches that can be completed on the way to Marros Woods, and they have all been named after friends of Winnie the Pooh.
Sturdy footwear is advised and an ordnance survey map would be helpful as well.
For Parking,In Llanteg see our Cache Holly – GC2WA1F
or you could park at Marros and walk up.
Eeyore is a favorite amongst most admirers of Winnie the Pooh characters and he is an unbelievably loveable donkey who is dismally gloomy for almost eternity. But that’s not Eeyore’s perception of himself, according to him; he doesn’t expect too much of himself and therefore remains quiet for most of the time. That in no ways means he isn’t an intelligent animal, he is actually quite knowledgeable yet he confines his knowledge to himself. This is the reason why he is very quiet most of the time and a bit depressed. Eeyore, a very gloomy, blue-gray donkey, is stuffed with sawdust. His appearance is highlighted by a small light pink bow on his tail; this reflects well on this animal when there is an occasional hint of joy that surfaces in Eeyore.
Marros South is located within the Parish of Marros, (between Pendine and Amroth), in the farthest south west corner of Carmarthenshire. The site itself lies upon the western end of a Carboniferous Limestone ridge which forms Mynydd Marros, (Grid Ref: SN19000930). This borders the county of Pembrokeshire and has stunning views over a wooded valley to the sea beyond; with Tenby and Caldey Island to be seen in the distance.
For more information on Coed Marros - see coedmarros.com
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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