I began with the PuCK Butterfly series and wanted to create more, so here is the Treble Clef Series. It has been created using a theme that most people can find enjoyment in, in some form or another - music. I have tried to include a wide range of styles, but I apologise if your personal favourite is not included.
As the theme is music, the most obvious symbol to use seemed to be the treble clef, so I set about asking the extremely helpful nognod to create it for me, as he is skilled at creating shapes with co-ordinates. He is also willing to help others to create shapes of their own. If anyone wishes to do this, please contact him through his geocaching profile page.
These caches can be solved by older kids and teenagers, but will be a bit of a challenge to the younger ones, I'm afraid, and the puzzles do become more challenging towards the end of the series. But as usual, all of our cache containers will be as big as possible and most will include at least a few swappables, so the actual walks will be enjoyable for all the family.
The caches are set out in 3 separate circular walks of between 2- 4 miles each. Please forgive any "gaps" in the circuits; these exist solely because I've had to work around pre-existing caches, which you can also pick up on your way round, if you haven't done so already.
All caches are placed with kind permission of the National Trust.
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It's Still Rock 'n' Roll To Me
Rock 'n' Roll evolved in the U.S.A. during the late 1940s and early 1950s from a combination of blues, jazz and gospel, together with Western swing and country music. The genre did not acquire its name until the 1950s.
1.How many gold (million-selling) records did Fats Domino release before 1955? A
2.In the song "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and the Comets, at which hour does he ask the listener to "put your gladrags on"? B
3.Ferry Cross The Mersey, which was originally released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1964, was released as a charity versionin aid of the Hillsborough disaster in which year? 19C9
4.Billy Fury, famous for the hit "Halfway To Paradise" (1961) was born in which year? 194D
5.In which year did Buddy Holly and the Crickets have hits with both "Peggy Sue" and "Oh Boy!"? 195E
6.What was Little Richard's real name? Number of letters in surname - Number of letters in first name = F
7.In which year did Chubby Checker release "The Twist"? 196G
8.How many times is the line "Goodness Gracious, Great Balls of Fire" sung in the hit song by Jerry Lee Lewis? H
9.The 1955 Chuck Berry song "Johnny B.Goode" was used in the film "Back to the Future". In which year was the film released? 198J
10.Eddie Cochran, famous for "C'mon Everybody!" tragically died in a car crash in which year? 196K
The cache can be found at:
N50 AB.CDE W000 FG.HJK
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