***** PLEASE NOTE IMPORTANT *****
CACHES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE PLACED ON ACTUAL MEMORIALS OR WITHIN THE BOUNDARY OF SUCH
AT ALL TIMES PLEASE TREAT LOCATIONS OF MEMORIALS WITH RESPECT
Willenhall’s War Memorial on the corner of Stafford Street and Field Street was officially opened on the 30th September, 1920 by Lord Dartmouth. The memorials were dedicated by the Reverend H. P. Hyatt on the 4th June, 1922. There are two plaques commemorating those who died in the First World War, and a large and small plaque commemorating those who died in the Second World War. Two other plaques set in the boundary wall commemorate those who died in the Boer War. In between them is a small plaque stating that the tablets were moved to the war memorial in 1964 having been removed from the gate piers at Wood Street Cemetery.
THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE LISTED CO-ORDS
Middle plaque directly behind the Cenotaph, answers to the following questions:
A=How many letters on the top line.
B= How many letters on the second line down.
C= How many letters in the first word botton line.
D=How many letters in the last word on plaque.
E= Turn round,how many letters in the word on the back of the cenotaph.
SUMCHECK A+B+C+D+E=35
Cache can be found @ N 52 35.C(E-B)(E-D) W 002 03.(A-E)(D-C)(E-D)
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Part of a series of 5 caches , best attempted in this order. GC8T1T7, park @ prefix 30,stage 1 for GC8PQZJ,GC8PPJC,GC8QJ3H,GC8RJEZ, trail head 02.