The above coordinates are for the recommended parking. The caches
must be done in the order below and each one will involve solving a
Sudoku puzzle to be able to obtain the correct coordinates. As you
progress through the challenge the puzzles will become more
difficult. The difficulty rating relates to the difficulty of the
puzzle.
1.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 1 - Blake Mere
2.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 2 - Colemere
3.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 3 - Newton Mere
4.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 4 - White Mere
5.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 5 - Ellesmere
6.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 6 - Hanmer
7.
A Mere Sudoku Challenge 7 - Crose Mere
In order to find this cache, you will have had to solve the
sudoku puzzle found inside the lid of the
Ellesmere cache, and insert the appropriate figures into the
coordinates below:
Cache location at:
N 52° (A8)(D6).(B6)(C2)(F4)
W002° (F7)(E3).(H9)(G2)(I2)
This cache is a small rectangular Tupperware container
containing a logbook and pencil and a few swaps. If you thought
that the puzzles were a bit straightforward so far, this will
hopefully provide a bit more of a challenge. Inside the cache is a
bag containing copies of a final sudoku puzzle. You need to solve
this puzzle to obtain the coordinates to the final cache of the
series, the
Crose Mere cache. However this is a puzzle with a twist! There
are no starting numbers for you. Instead there are a number of
cells joined by dotted lines with a figure printed in the top left
hand corner. The digits contained within the cells must add up to
this figure. Within each cell a digit may not be repeated, and
normal sudoku rules apply.
This cache used to be a quick drive by but has been muggled
twice within the space of a few weeks. It has therefore been
relocated and now requires a short walk to find it. It should be
accessible to buggies providing it isn't too muddy
Please only take one copy of the final puzzle and let me know if
the stock is running low.Please also be sure to re-hide the cache
fairly well after your visit as I really don't want to have to
replace it for a third time!
I recommend that you use a pencil when solving these puzzles or
make copies of them to avoid getting half way through, realising
that you’ve made a mistake and not knowing where you started
from.
The Meres were formed at the end of the last iceage some 12000
years ago and more details can be found at Link