This cache is part of a series of geocaches hidden in different countries and even continents!
The series has ten caches and when all 10 have gone live a bonus cache will be published that to obtain the coordinates you need to find the other nine first, it's not easy, because you will have to visit up to 6 continents and many different countries!
Here is some information about the cache location:
St Ives is a market town in the District of Huntingdonshire in Cambridgeshire, England which is is Europe.
St Ives Bridge is most unusual in incorporating a chapel, the most striking of only four examples in England and the town square contains one of the four statues of Cromwell on public display in Britain.
Huntingdonshire is best known for being host to Oliver Cromwell, Samuel Pepys and John Major.
England Well, we all know about England, right?.
Europe is a continent located at the centre of the old world (longitude 0), entirely in the northern hemisphere. In the 15-19th centuries the combined countries of Europe ruled the entire world. Now the massive bureaucracy of Europe cannot even rule itself.
Keep an eye out for the bonus cache coming soon (TM)
At time of setting the tree cover was making the GPSr jump all over the place. I have averaged the coordinates as best as possible but they may still be a bit off. If you get better coordinates at GZ please let me know. See the HINT for a detailed description of where the cache is.