The coordinates above mark the location of the original
Fisksätra, a poor tenant farm under Erstavik manor. It is
known in written sources from the 16th century onward, but the name
type and two pagan cremation graves excavated in the vicinity hint
that in the Viking Period the area was a meadowland used by some
nearby farm. Fisksätra was burnt to the ground by the Russians
in 1719, re-built, and then entirely obliterated when the modern
housing estate was built. For details, see this paper
published in Nackaboken 2005.
Modern Fisksätra is a great place to live, particularly for
people with children, as there is no above-ground access for cars
and all streets are playgrounds overlooked by countless kitchen
windows. The apartments are spacious and well planned.
Near the position indicated above there is a plaque with some
numbers.
a. Let the three final numbers be ABC.
b. PPP=CBA+250
c. QQQ=ABC-609
The cache is about five minutes’ walk from the above
position, at the following coordinates.
N 59°17.PPP
E 18°15.QQQ
Objects made from pre-industrial materials (e.g. stone, bone,
antler, wood, pottery, metal, glass) and/or antiques are
particularly welcome in this cache.
