Taking you to three different locations around Nashua, you can complete this multi-cache on foot (about 6km return) or in your car. For those who drive there is enough room to park safely at each stage, although take care with where you pull off the road at the second stage.
You will definitely need paper and pen to complete this cache.
Congratulations Fergclan and Griffo - Joint FTF
FIRST STAGE
From the co-ordinates you will have to use any information you can find to get the next set of co-ordinates. Use the answers to the questions below in the following formula:
S 28° (Q1 plus 1).(Q2 minus 1953) (Q3 minus 8)
E 153° (Q4 minus 1).(Q5)(Q6)
Questions
Q1) The Nashua hall was built in 1909, which year was it destroyed in? (only the last two digits of the year are required)
Q2) In which year did the Nashua cricket club have its centenary? (all four digits required)
Q3) On which day in January was the Nashua Hall destroyed?
Q4) What are the numbers represented by the question marks in the phone number 66291?6?, belonging to Ken and Pauline Trimble.
Q5) What is the number represented the the question mark in the phone number, 662?1736, belonging to Jacinta Lithgow?
Q6) The first Nashua "welcome" sign was put up in March 2007, what was the date in march?
SECOND STAGE
Here you have to find something that will tell you the co-ordinates of the final cache location. If you’re stuck then the hint for this stage might help.
FINAL STAGE
The cache is a cylindrical 1.25L plastic tub. It contains a logbook and pen as well as plenty of swaps. Some trackable visitors would be nice!