Doggie Heaven
Happy Valley is worth a visit for its own sake as it is a little oasis for city dwellers and a welcome respite for those needing a breath of fresh air. We have many a picnic here when the sun is shining; it is still the best table with the best views around. It is truly a doggie heaven. The route is doggie friendly as well but be aware; there are some roads to cross. Very uneven ground so no buggies. There are some steep inclines as well.
I have added the coords to the questions and I suggest that you walk the given route in Question order; it will save you a lot of head-aches. (Route map added to the cache gallery.)
Final location: N 51 ° AB.CDE, W 000 ° FG.HJK
Question 1
The Saxon graves are from the G’th century.
N51 17.930 W0 08.088
Question 2
According to the info boards, the Iron Age spanned the period of E00 bc to ad4K.
N51 17.973 W0 08.097
Question 3
B = Sum of all numbers on this signpost, divided by number of Downlands Circular Walk disks on this signpost.
N51 17.670 W0 07.401
Question 4
At what time is the Book of Common Prayer Communion being held on Sundays? - C.
N51 17.103 W0 07.471
Question 5
Same(ish) position as previous question.
When was Chaldon church recorded in doomsday book? D = Highest number in the date less each of the rest.
Note: There are many ways to figure out the date in question, but the easiest by far is the sign you passed as you crossed the road just now.
Question 6
How many Downlands Circular Walk disks on this signpost? - H
N51 17.096 W0 07.079
Question 7
How far to Farthing Downs? - A mile
N51 17.444 W0 06.950
Question 8
How many windmills stood nearby? –J
N51 17.550 W0 06.639
Question 9
When were grazing animals re-introduced? - 199F
N51 17.736 W0 06.711
You should now have enough info to work out the location of the final cache. At this point I would like to mention that there is a decent pub (The Fox) about 50 metres east of you. They serve food and dogs are allowed in the garden. A great place for a rest on sunny days.