In 1794 as part of the French Revolutionary Wars two British warships HMS Fortitude and HMS Juno, unsuccessfully attacked the tower at Mortella Point in Corsica, the tower eventually fell to land-based forces under Sir John Moore after two days of heavy fighting. What helped the British was that the tower's two 18-pounder guns fired seaward, while only the one 6-pounder could fire land-ward.
There were some proximity issues with the original location of this cache, so has become a multi to keep the circuit in some kind of order. Apologies to all the cachers who have already done the tour, we rushed the series out to keep you entertained over the Christmas holidays and with an imminent lockdown on the horizon. At the co-ordinates you will find some numbers ABC WO DE (the WO has been read as letters). Convert the numbers into the formula North BC (W*2)+A.ABC East CCC (O+B).(B-E)E(B-A).
Having done the circuit many times and we have doubts about the longevity of the series, due to being in high muggle areas, so discretion and stealth must be exercised at all times.
Turn right onto the Pevensey Bay Road, heading for Pevensey Bay