Letterboxing is similar to geocaching except is uses clues
instead of GPS technology to reveal the location of the letterbox.
Inside a letterbox is a rubber stamp and the idea is you take a
rubber stamp and logbook of your own and then stamp your stamp in
the letterbox logbook and stamp the letterbox stamp in your book,
thus creating your own collection of stamps.
This hybrid is just that, its part geocache part letterbox. You
must solve the simple clues which you will find along the way to
obtain the coordinates for the box. Inside you will find a
notebook, a post-it note pad and a rubber stamp. The post-it notes
are for you to stamp the stamp and peel off the note and keep, the
notebook is a logbook. If you have a stamp of your own please stamp
it in the notebook along with your log but you are not obliged to
leave a stamp with your log. Also included are some standard
geocache goodies for you to swap.
The cache is at N51 AB.BCF W000
GC.BDE
Answer the questions below to fill in the blanks
Your hunt begins at the coordinates at the top of the
page, it's a residential area so parking should be no problem,
from here you should walk up the footpath to the sign regarding
litter at N51 28.160 W000 39.243
How many different colours are used for the text on the sign?
Answer = A
How many letters in the last word on the sign? Answer = B
Keep walking to N51 28.047 W000 39.271 where there is a sign on
the fence giving emergency contact details.
What is the 5th digit of the phone number on the sign? Answer =
C
What is the first number in the post code on the sign? Answer =
D
What is the second number in the post code on the sign? Answer =
E
Next you should proceed to N51 28.028 W000 39.272 where you will
find a yellow fire hydrant sign partly hidden behind the fence.
Add all the numbers on the top line together (???mm) Answer = F
Continue on to N51 27.957 W000 39.301 here you will find a
plaque in the trees.
The plaque tells you the type of trees planted, how many letters in
this word? Answer = G
Download these waypoints for EasyGPS by clicking
here
Once you have logged your visit please send us an email
describing the stamp in the cache. If you cannot provide a
description of the stamp your log will be removed.
You are visitor number 
since 6th November 2004
