Clyde Sea Lochs Trail - Clynder
What’s in the name? Where does it come from? An Claon Dearg, Ros Neimhidh, Rubha, Gearrloch; To have a satisfying aaaah-ha experience, read through the panel. Suddenly it will all make sense.
Clynder is on the east coast of the Rosneath peninsula. Pilgrimage to St Modan’s Church can be dated back as far as the 6th century. Some ancient carved cross stones and the remains of the medieval building can be seen at Clachan of Rosneath a few miles south.
Version 2
This cache was previously a traditional (GC5Q3H5) at the above listing coordinates, however it disappeared several times in the 9 years of its lifetime. We have now changed it to a multi in the hope that the final location is going to be a safer place.
To find the cache, have a look at the phone numbers on the information panel.
For the distance to the cache, look at the Balloch phone number.
Take the 5th digit for A and the 9th digit for B.
For the bearing to the cache, use the Helensburgh number.
Take the 4th digit for C, the 7th digit for D and the 6th digit for E.
Distance = AB
Bearing = CDE
Be careful when crossing the road.