Visit the waypoints listed and identify which monument you are looking at.
Read the names that are on or near the monument and match them from the list below.
But be careful not to overlook a possible match as there may be more than one name at any location.
After that it should be plain sailing to substitute the letters with the numbers associated to the names and create a set of coordinates for your final destination.
It is not necessary to follow any specific order, but I would sugested you start in Bury Town centre.
The start coordinates I have given you are for stage 1, There is Metered parking on street but if you are quick, get a free ticket which will give you 15 minutes free parking whilst you search the monument(s)
The final stage will take you out of town and into a pleasant area of natural beauty where you may see, Horses, Cows, Sheep and wild Hares if you have a quick eye.
Unfortunately the final area is not wheelchair friendly or Buggy recommended, Dog walkers are welcome but please take care near farm animals and keep your dog on a lead where necessary. The background pictures were all taken around the final location give or take half a mile or so.
I hope you enjoy the memorials, and the final cache area. I think it is most suitable for young children to go and have a good run about if the weather is pleasant.
It would be nice to hear your tales as a simple TFTC doesn't let the cache owner know if their effort was appreciated.
Happy Caching and have a good time.
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Sir Gilbert Mackereth = 5
Major Jock Eagleson = 20
William Cope = 7
Good Things Which Remain = 14
Sgt Harvey Holmes (RAF) = 8
Richard Armstrong = 77
The Cache can be found at the following Coordinates
N 53° 3A.BC W 002°D.EE
At time of placing, the Cache contents were......
Radiator pressure release valve,
Taylor Made 0 Golf Ball
2012 Lapel Badge
Paddy O'Burn TB