Welcome all to this new series of puzzles when complete will give you a geo-art, The caches are set in and around Cromer. It also encompasses various ways to get the final co-ordinates such as ciphers, jigsaws and plain old research so even those that are not into the subject matter will or should be able to solve most. And when complete you will achieve a crab piece of artwork.
There are a series of 92 puzzles with each representing a different football league club. Some are easy and some may take more time, I hope you enjoy all. Some when at gz will require special tools or climbing.
*****I WILL NOT ACCEPT PHOTO’S INSTEAD OF LOGS. IF YOU CLAIM FIND WITH NO PEN LOG WILL BE DELETED SO PLEASE DON’T BE UPSET WHEN YOU NOTICE THIS HAPPENING WE WILL BE CHECKING AS THIS HAS TAKEN SOME ORGANISING. ALSO FOR THE CLIMB ONES YOU MUST SIGN LOG. IF YOU DON'T FEEL YOU CAN DO THE CLIMB DO SO AT OWN RISK. FINALLY WE WOOULD APPRECIATE NONE OF THESE PUZZLES ARE DISCUSSED AT PRESENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA, AFTER FTF WE ARE HAPPY TO HELP******
The trail will take you mainly round Cromer and be road side. When attempting these caches do so taking care of the size of the roads and that some people drive too quick. I would advise either walking and allowing 2 days or cycling the series as doing in a car will offend locals and may cause damage to your vehicle. And could lead to the series being archived.
No help or hints will be given until the FTF has gone. If you have spare log sheets and want to exchange for wet ones that would be great just put a note in the log so we can sort A.S.A.P. If you do not attempt a cache that’s fine put a note on but please only dnf if it’s not there.
As a bit of extra fun add your fave team when you find it and any facts you would like, So please enjoy and Take care when doing these caches.
Leeds United are number one on the list. They were formed in 1919 and play their home games at Elland Road. Over the years have won the top flight and had many players represent their countries and many household names turn out for them. I remember Norman Hunter, Tony Currie, Peter Barnes, Paul Reeney, Nigel Martyn and David Harvey to name a few.
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