Column, octagonal, with Palladian-type finial, on a pedestal set on three steps. The dedications are carried on bronze plaques set into sunken panels on front and back.
This is a multi-cache and can be found a short walk away at N 55 00.ABC W 001 36.DEF by working out the coordinates from the clues below.
For clarity the front of the memorial starts with the word "This"
A = Number of letters in the 6th word of the 3rd line (Front plaque)
B = The 2nd digit minus the 8th digit shown on the front plaque
C = Number of letters in the 2nd word on the 6th line (Front plaque)
D = Number of letters in the 8th word of the 3rd line (Front plaque)
E = Number of letters in the 4th word minus the number of letters in the 5th word on the 3rd line (Rear plaque)
F = Number of letters of the last word on the rear plaque
Checksum for numbers is 28
There are literally thousands of War memorials around the country. WW1 Memorials were usually raised through public subscription to remember those that gave the ultimate sacrifice. Year 2014 was also the centenary of the start of the First World War it's about time there was a series dedicated to War Memorials. There is an un-numbered series in Scotland called Lest we forget. The name of this series We will remember them, was chosen from the very moving poem “For the Fallen” by Laurence Binyon. It is well worth searching out and reading.”
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