The cache is not at these co-ordinates. However you will have to visit this location to obtain answers to enable you to find the final cache
Parking is very restricted in the area.
This is an ancient boundry marker stone, also known as Long Stoop. The base of this monument is original, the shaft is a replacement dating from 1836.
The local Civic Society records, The 'new' Long Stoop was put in place in 1836. The previous one had been damaged. There was a ceremony on the 8th August 1836 which John Yeadon (1764- 1843) attended. He kept a diary. This is part of the entry for that day. "The old Conelodge stone Stoop being destroyed sometime back by deprecators, which has stood hundreds of years. A new one was set up this day with music and rejoicing".
The Stoop was moved because of an extension to Leeds Bradford Airport Aireborough Civic Society provided an information plaque for the base of the Stoop.
From this plaque how many yards was it moved from its earlier position ABC yards
In what year was it moved DEFG
Very close by is a “Street Sign” giving the name of the lane. Also on this sign are two numbers, which we shall call HJ
The Final Cache is at
N 53 5 (D+H) J (A+D) G W 001 3E C (C+H) (F-C)
If you have young cachers it is recommended you approach the final cache from the West to avoid crossing and the walking a short distance on a main road with no pavement. There was also some friendly animals when we set the cache. Parking to approach the final from this direction is available very close to GC24XKZ