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You must complete the Adventure Lab series "Stirling - A Walk into History" to find this geocache. Follow this link to view the series: https://labs.geocaching.com/goto/Stirling_History
Stirling - A Walk into History - A history of Stirling-Rawdon
Welcome to Stirling-Rawdon. On your journey, there are places to sit and rest, where you can let your imagination take you back to Olde Stirling. If you are willing and able to walk to these locations, you'll enjoy it! Driving is also fine for this adventure.
The village of Stirling lies nestled in a valley created by the Oak Hills to the south, the Trent River Valley to the west, and the "Ridge" to the north and east. The community straddles the boundary line between Sidney Township on the south and Rawdon Township on the north. Rawdon Creek slices through the village on its way to the Trent River. The fast-running waters of the creek gave early settlers the power they needed to run their grist, saw, and woolen mills. Stirling was known by various names before its incorporation: Seldon Mills, Fidlar Mills, Rawdon Mills, and Rawdon Village. Up until 1853, it was known as Rawdon Village no doubt in deference to the man after whom the township and the creek had been named - Baron Rawdon, Earl of Moira.
BONUS CACHE: GC8X1QX Not a Restin Cache (Adventure Lab Bonus Cache). Complete the 5 questions and obtain partial coordinates after each answer. Be sure to copy these numbers down. Input them into the following: N 44 17.ABC W 077 32.DED
I've input them from west to east to lead you in this direction, but they can be completed in any order.
CONGRATULATIONS to kayakers2 on your FTF!!