Another part of the Darlaston History series is Kings Hill Park. It is a well used and valued green space in Darlaston and designated as one of Walsall's 25 premier green spaces. The park measures 7 hectares in size and is made up of two zones. The historical park includes a children's play area, a picnic area, some small open areas of utilitous grassland spaces and a prominent central mound. The second area of the park, laying to the south, is a later addition and incorporates junior football pitches and changing rooms.
To celebrate 100 years anniversary of the park, Planet Art worked with Friends of Kings Hill Park and other local communites to develop concepts for an art work. This beautiful art is made from granite and cast iron.
The park is under Queen Elizabeth II Fields' protection. The Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge, operated by Fields in Trust, is a campaign to protect 2012 outdoor recreational spaces in communities across the UK as a permanent living legacy of The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
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THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE POSTED COORDINATES.
To find the cache first you will need to collect very simple information to calculate the final location.
At the posted coordinates you will see the 100 Years Commemoration of World War I plaque.
What was planted in the park commemorates ending of the Great War in 1914-1918 to honour those who gave their lives in that war, serving their country?
Two words, number of letters is A
The cache can be found at:
N 52° 33.A(A+1)0' W 2° 1.(A+1)(A-1)0'
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You are looking for a small container, tweezers might be required.
Please replace where found. No spoiler images please.
The park can be very busy so stealth is required.
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