Head of the Hill Multi-Cache
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Terrain:
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Size: 
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Penallt (also spelled Penalt) is a small village standing on the high ground south of Monmouth, above the west bank of the River Wye. The name can be translated from the Welsh as head or top of the (wooded) hill and, even though much of the land is now agricultural, the name still holds true when looking up from the river.
This multi -cache will lead you on a 2 mile circular walk around the village, along quiet country lanes, bridleways and wooded footpaths.
Limited parking and the first coordinates
At N51º 46 617 W002º 41 791
Date = A, B, C & D
At N51º 46 D0D W002º 41 BAA
Add together the digits from the number of plots =E
At N51º 46 (C+E)BD W002º 41 B(D-E)(C-A)
Add together the first and last digit =F
At N51º 46 (B+F)0D W002º 42 AB(E-F)
Micro cache is hidden to the right of the stepped stone stile
Number under the lid =G
At N51º 46 EGG W002º 42 CAG
When was the board erected? Add together the first and last digits =H
At N51º46 EH0 W002º 42 0HE
Subtract the earlier from the later date = JK
Final cache is hidden at
N51º 46 (J+1)DH W002 41 (B+F)C(K-3)
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Ybpngvba 4 NGZ
Svany pnpur Qbt yrttrq gerr
Treasures
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