This is a muti-puzzle, all the answers to the questions below can be found within Queens Square, Attleborough. To find the final co-ordinates you need to answer the following questions. The final cache can be found at N52 AB.CDE E001 FG.HJK
Queens Square is a popular area for residents to spend time relaxing, so be warned if you pick a sunny day there may be muggles right where you want to find information!
How many banks can you see when you stand at the tree pump + 1 = = A
How many flag poles are there in the Square? = B
Find Myra Howes 1XY6 X-Y = C
Number of years he was a lollipop man = D
(Number of benches minus miles to Wymondham) plus one = E
Tree pump was renovated to commemorate something in 2FG2
Miles to London minus number of entrances to the Square = HJ
Number of spokes on the wheel on Town sign = K
Attleborough
Attleborough is situated on the main A11, midway between Thetford and Norwich. The market town was listed in the 1086 survey of the Doomsday Book, although the settlement's history can be traced back to Saxon times. Sadly, much of the old town was destroyed by fire in 1559.
A market was established in 1226 and is still held every Thursday. The idyllic Queen's Square was named after Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, an event recorded on the pump on the green. At one time Queen's Square was referred to as Market Hill.
The traditional industry of turkey-rearing still takes place in Attleborough. The town sign has a turkey on it, reputed to refer back to earlier times when turkeys were walked to London rather than taken by cart and train.
The town is now home to more than 11,000 people. Many residents take time out in The Queen's Square which was acquired and refurbished by Attleborough Town Council in 1998.
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