This impressive sculpture, named Fiddlers Green, which stands 10ft 6ins tall, is set in place at Clifford’s Fort, on the Fish Quay.
The memorial, created by former Durham steelworker Ray Lonsdale, has been unveiled to fishermen from Tyneside who have lost their lives at sea.
In the 19th Century maritime folklore "Fiddler's Green" was an imagined afterlife, where there is perpetual happiness, a fiddle that never stops playing, and dancers who never tire. There are endless pure green hills and the sky never goes gray. Beer flows like rivers and there is never a weary soul. (Sounds a fun place to us).
Your task is to extract the co-ords from the plaque on the sculpture and the nearby memorial stone. The north co-ords can be found on the memorial stone, and the west co-ords on the plaque.
This is a multi-cache and can be found a short walk away at N55 0A.BCD W001 2E.FGH by working out the co-ords from the clues below.
Memorial stone clues:
A = Number of letters in the first word on the first line - number of letters in fifth word on the fourth line.
B = Number of letters in sixth word on the fifth line.
C = Number of letters in fifth word on the third line.
D = Number of letters in fourth word on the first line - number of letters in the sixth word on the third line.
Plaque clues: (Plaque title is first line)
E = Number of letters in the third word on the ninth line - number of letters in the fifth word on the sixth line.
F = Number of letters in the eighth word on the second line + number of letters in the tenth word on the eighth line.
G = Number of letters in the third word on the sixth line.
H = Number of letters in the first word on the second line + number of letters in the fourth word in the eighth line.
Checksum for numbers is 40
This is a high muggle area, so invisibility cloaks are a must!!!! Cache log MUST be signed to claim a find!! Cache is a nano, so please bring your own pen/pencil and replace as found.