The cache coords are your starting place where the parking is
easy. Take a short walk north-westerly to find details of Maurice
Furniss, Church Warden abcd - efgh (NB: NOT his gravestone!
you might need to sit and think about this...)
Once you've found him, sit on a handy bench to decode the final
coords using the following key:
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u = g
v = a+e
w = f
x = d-a
y = e
z = b
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Once finished, simply take a pleasant stroll to N52 16.uvw W0
06.xyz - where you'll discover nearby how young William chose
to celebrate.
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To log the cache - please email me the complete quotation from
his namesake which can be found near the cache site: "...The quaint
??? in the ??? ??? , for lack of ??? are ???."
Here's a musical
clue!
Hope you enjoyed discovering this peaceful spot - the rest of
the village is also worth a look - take a camera! -
Historical note: In the church you can find a Royalist
wall-plaque which came from the Sparrow home. There is also a
photographic link with Antarctica and the doomed mission of Captain
Scott and his party. You might also like to read the tiny plaque at
the foot of a tree off to the right of the cache site...