St Mary's Church Multi-Cache

A very short multi-cache in terms of distance, hopefully not too brain taxing either!

Based by St Mary's Church - Borwick, this cache was put in place for the occasion of my wedding, but will remain in place perminantly afterwards.

Six virtual clues to find with a phsical cache closeby. Although I have listed coordinates for each stage, an anti-clockwise walk around the building should reveal all the locations without needing to keep checking the phone/GPS.

Stage 1 - The Gate

A small metal gate exists at the left side of the church as you approach. The number of metal spikes on top - 3 = A

N 54° 09.272 W 002° 43.288

Stage 2 - The Vestry Door

A set of covered steps lead down to the vestry, where the vicar would have traditionally prepared for a service. What colour is the door?

If red B = 3

If black B = 6

If grey B = 9

N 54° 09.262 W 002° 43.281

Stage 3 - The Drain Pipe

Find a three digit number on the drainpipe near the brown door. Take the first digit, and divide it by 2 to get C

N 54° 09.260 W 002° 43.290

Stage 4 - Graham McBurnie

Find a reference to Graham McBurnie. On which significant day was he born?

New Years Day: D = 0

St Georges Day: D = 1

Christmas Day: D = 2

Bonfire Night: D = 3

N 54° 09.264 W 002° 43.309

Stage 5 - Roman Numerals

You will see the date the church was built written in roman numerals above the door. By 1902 the church had been built for E number of years.

N 54° 09.265 W 002° 43.302

Stage 6 - Notice boards

Just inside the church gate there are some notice boards. Who are they placed in memory of?

Bob and Brenda Holland: F = 3

Bob and Brenda France: F = 6

Bob and Brenda England: F = 9

N 54° 09.271 W 002° 43.306

Final Stage - The Cache

The final cache can be found at N 54° 09.ABC W 002° 43.DEF