Trying not to go into a rant

The issues are not relating to landowner permission but over zealous interpretation of Guidelines when reviewing my caches compared with what they allow others to write or where they are allowed to place caches.

This reviewer seems to have had it in for me for some time and I have tried to work round and with them to resolve issues without success. There is nothing unique about the caches that they have most recently disabled Although one makes little sense now as I have had to remove the name of the historic building it relates to so as to not infringe soliciting rules. It is like a Church micro without the name of the Church being mentioned. Also they will not publish my descriptions if they contain information they consider "unnecessary".

The cache I have been working on For BPJC2 is a multi part of which is to be done during the day and finished as a night cache. Full permissions have been obtained and a months work put in so far to build place and hide some of the most bizarre puzzles I have ever made. Yet as the reviewer is disabling any cache I submit there is little point of even submitting it.

In the past they have made me move a cache because it was 1m too close to another. Is this not being a little too pedantic?

Yes it is Willy Lott's Cottage. It is located near Flatford Mill on the River Stour in Suffolk. John Constable. The Hay Wain was painted here. Well I managed to get out of Norfolk. I promise If I get another go I have one from much further away and much harder. Over to you Walktall

Okay a bit further afield than my last attempt so hopefully this will not be got by the first answer.

Paella - Submarine

After Bouncers bad guess of Bone Hill. Trip has come up with Hen Cloud Staffordshire. Honest I am not making these names up But to me they all sound like Dog dreams

Martyr - Death

It is a climb near Bell Tor so as it's not Dartmoor and as you did not know it then Bouncer was wrong.

Glen Torridon good old Scotland

 But me thinks it is not rocky enough