We are often told ( correctly, if somewhat ideologically), that geocaches should take us to somewhere " interesting ",and not simply be placed just for the sake of it. The aim of this series is to try and adhere to this ideal by basing caches around details given on an interpretation Board about the area in which it is situated. By definition it is hoped that this information will be "interesting ", and will help the cacher discover things about the area that would often not be revealed by a traditional cache <.At the above co -ords you will find a sign where you will find some of the information required /. No1~In 1838 number of letters in the forth word ( FRENCH VERSION) = A /. No 2 ~In 1851 How many Glass Wharfs was there =B /. No 3 Trade declined in 1859 with the coming of the ? ( HOW MANY LETTERS ) to Stratford = C /. No 4 Now Look Left of sign on the wall there's a plaque What's the month on it (number of letters = D) /. No 5 Now look up there is a signpost with 4 destinations on it HOW MANY HOURS TO LONDON = E.F. CACHE CAN BE FOUND AT N52 1(C-A)).( C-F ).( D+B ).(F-D). W001 42. (A-F).(C-B).(E-D). I hope that you find this an interesting variation on the caching experience. For a full list of all FYI caches in this series, Please go to httpS://www geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?code=BM4RZ8H For more details of the FYI series as a whole,you can visit the dedicated website at fyigeocaching.co.uk where you will also find details of how to place your own FYI cache (I'm sure you know of some interesting interpretation Boards in your area