The Old Palace Tarring Multi-Cache

The building is the former Archbishop's palace. The northern part of the building, running north-south, was built as a grand two-storied house on the site of St Thomas a Becket's palace in the 13th century, and a hall was added in the 14th and early 15th century.

The building is now used as the Parish Hall, and can be visited after Sunday services at nearby St Andrew's. It also contains some office space, which is let commercially.

At the cache location there is an information sign where the clues for coordinates can be found to lead to the final location less than 2 miles away. The sign is pentagonal in shape with text on the top two diagonal sides and five lines of horizontal text under the shield.

N50 4A.BCD W000 2E.FGH

A = Sum of all digits in the date + 1

B = Number of vowels + 1 on the top left text

C = Number of letter O on the top right text

D = Last digit of date + 4

E = Sum of the letters in first word on the top left text divided by 2

F = Total words on the top two diagonal sides

G = Number of vowels in the fourth horizontal line

H = Number of letters in the second word on the top right text

Checksum of all coordinates = 53

Congratulations to claire "n" dave for the FTF!

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