Don't get dizzy! Multi-Cache
Stones2005: We have decided to archive this cache but will hopefully reincarnate something in the area soon. Many thanks to the people who have found it over the years.
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This is a multi cache starting in the town of Saffron Walden and leading you to a pretty village a few miles away, so a car is essential. The co - ordinates are for the suggested parking for clue 1 - the free car park at Catons Lane.
From the suggested parking walk to Bridge End Garden which is a series of seven interlinked gardens laid out by the Gibson family in the 19th century. These grade II listed gardens are open to the public free of charge and have recently been restored to their former glory with support from the Heritage lottery fund.
Clue 1 - N52 01.582 E000 14.205
What is the date below G = ABCD
The next two clues require a car.
Clue 2 - N52 00.9(D+2)(C+1) E000 14.D(A+4)(B-2)
Which year did the mayor JP Atkinson lay this stone? = EFGH
Clue 3 - N51 58.5BH E000 15.H(F-3)(E+1)
RC Gilder Able Seaman died 21.4.1946. What was his number?
RNC/JX6K8LMN
The final cache is located a short walk from this churchyard at the side of a footpath.The cache is an ammo box. The path may get muddy at times and treecover may cause a bit of a problem with GPS signal. To find footpath from church carpark, go back up the road about 100m and right across the grass to entrance of footpath.
Final co-ordinates N51 58.3LK E000 15.5MN
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Qrpxpunvef?