The village of Douglas in Lanarkshire was one of several locations near which a large camp of the Polish Army were set up in the summer of 1940. Units of the 10th Cavalry Brigade, including the Podhalanski (Highland) Rifle Battalion, 10th Mounted Rifles Rgt, the 24th Lancers as well as brigade support and services units were stationed here for a period in permanent tented camps before moving to the east coast of Scotland, to protect Scotland from invasion.
There is 3 lovely memorials here. They were originally located at different places in the valley but brought together into a memorial garden. It's a really nice place to be and a great place to have a look about at. The final is short walk away from the cache in a nice location. It is a magnetic nano. Bring a pen.
Look at the information board at the posted co-ordinates.
- The monuments were brought together on this site surrounded by a memorial in the year BAAB
- The 5th letter of the second word of the translated letter, converted into a number = C
- The 1st letter of the second word of the 2nd line of the translated letter, converted to a number = D
- Date of the letter: 2E August 1940 = E
F = Bx3
G = B+C
Final Co-ordinates are N 55 DD.FCC W 003 CA.CDG
Happy Caching!
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Well Done to 6669 for the FTF!