This is one of a series of 50 caches to celebrate arguably the most influential decade in the history of popular music, the swinging sixties, so grab a granddad to help you out. The clues relate to artists, records &/or films of the decade and will require Internet searches to work out the final co-ordinates of the cache. What you have to find will be made clear in the narrative, but firstly you will need to work out the name of artist(s), song, album or film titles. As an added bonus for finding one of these SS caches, each cache will contain an additional clue to another SS cache. If you are lucky it may be one you will have yet to find, or not, as the case may be as the caches can be attempted in any order.
Mix the sugar butter and milk in a saucepan and heat it all up until the butter has melted. Once the mixture has come to the boil, you will need to cook it for 15-20 minutes. When the mixture reaches 115C, stir in the extract and leave it to rest for about 5 minutes. This sounds like we have the makings of a tasty group here and we all get a ppice of this American psychedelic heavy metal band from a supreme single.
Find the DOB (DD/MM/YYYY) of the drummer later associated with Jeff and Humphrey, the DOB of the brandy boy (DD/MM/YYYY) and the length in seconds (XXX) of the album version of the single.
(NOTE: there are several different lengths stated for this track, take 6:45 min. for your calculations).
Calculate DDMMYYYY+DDMMYYYY+XXX to get EFGHPQRS.
The cache is not at the given co-ordinates, but can be found in the vicinity of
North (EF+QS) (GP-G).(HHR+HQH)
East (RP-RH) (HP+S).(HRS+PPH)
You are searching for a 35mm film canister.
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