The co ordinates provided are for a parking
area on a verge. This is opposite the entrance to a riding school.
As very young children are being trained to ride here please take
care not to do anything that may frighten the horses as they leave
the livery stables.
A walk down a rather spooky bridleway will
lead you eventually to this cache situated in woodland on the Heart
of England Way in an area known as Meriden Shafts..
You will, of course, have to solve some
relatively easy clues to obtain the co-ordinates. The clues are all connected to
birds and mainly music.
The cache is a small airtight container in a
camo bag.
1. An
album by Gerry Rafferty with a bird in the title.
(Second word). Subtract 1 from the number
of letters.
2.
Equivalent of “Blue Peter” in the 1970s
3.
Manfred Mann paid a compliment to this bird
4.
Take away Woody the … from the bird that sang in Berkeley
Square.
5.
The poor little bird in a Hans Christian Anderson song minus 1
6.
A Fleetwood Mac hit many years ago about a seabird. Multiply the
number of letters in this title by 4 for your first two
westings co-ordinates.
7.
This Coventry Lieutenant had a hit with Mouldy Old Dough.
8.
Joni Mitchell sang “Song to a …………….”
9.
………………………singing in the dead
of night
Take these broken wings and learn to fly”
A 1968 hit for a very famous
foursome.