A walk in the park #2 Multi-cache
Long Man: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache, I'm archiving it.
Andy
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A short walk around an historic park which dates back to 1551. It contains the site of a Norman motte and bailey castle, that archaeological evidence suggests was built on the site of a roman burial mound. The park was laid out as formal gardens in the 18th century. Although the majority of the walk is on level paths there is also a steep slope and steps involved which means that this multicache would not be suitable for wheelchair users.
You are looking for number clues to lead you to the final cache destination at N51 16.ABC E001 04.DEE
The above coordinates will take you to the first clue.
Please ensure that you keep to the path when heading for clue 2 - it should be obvious where you are heading!
1) N51 16.511 E001 04.579 The drinking fountain was presented by Dr Frank Wacher in recognition of ?0 years of service. ?=A
2) N51 16.498 E001 04.669 The Mayor and Commonallty endowed this field with ?0 pounds a year for the maintenance and support of it's terraces, walks and plantations. ?= C
3) N51 16.525 E001 04.684 The number of flowers carved around the base of the fountain = B
and nearby, the number of pillars around the bandstand = D
4 )N51 16.535 E001 04.736 Alderman Simmonds created a formal pleasure garden from waste ground within ? years. ?=E
The cache is a 35mm film canister containing a log book and pencil. The log book contains the second half of the coordinates you will need to find "A walk in the park bonus" cache. The first half can be found in the log book of 'A walk in the park #1'. The cache is an area of high muggle foot traffic so stealth is required.
The cache has been placed with the kind permission of Canterbury City Council.
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