GCYRMJ Heartbreaker (Traditional Cache) in Southern England, United Kingdom created by Gruntyv8

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GCYRMJ ▼

A cache by Gruntyv8 Message this owner

Hidden : 10/9/2006

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

Location is an old quarry, firm under foot so rain is no problem, stoney and plenty of small trees. On foot or bike is no problem, pushchairs, wheelchairs will be hampered by a stile at the start. several choices for parking with the cache only yards from road.

The location is a disused quarry and you are looking for a smallish plastic box in a black nylon bag, under a rock, only several thousand to choose from :-). The area is crisscrossed with public footpaths and is frequented by dog walkers and mountainbikes so care should be taken as regards muggles.
The cache is easy for children to find though some strength may be required to uncover it and adult supervision is advisable as it is a rocky area with some drop offs a little way from the cache area, please replace cover with care to ensure it is not visible.
The stile at the start of the paths will cause difficulty for pushchairs or wheelchairs but if you can overcome this first hurdle then the rest of the search is not too bad and should be accessible until the last few yards.
The area should be good for the GPSr as the trees are very small so should not interfere with signals.
If you stand 20yds or so to the west of the cache you can see Tyndales monument to the south, which is the site of "Tyndales stump" GC36B1 by dave and Vicky.
After finding the cache take the paths to the south west and you should end up in a field with some fantastic views over looking the valley. I will try and add some caches later on to take you on a lovely walk.

Original contents..
kite
glowsticks
pendants
boing ball
puncture outfit
Tantrix extreme puzzle
pack of 4 aaa Duracells
squished Blackpool penny
squeeze planes
pair of fat laces
Geocaching stickers
and the usuall logbook etc.
Some nice items for the first finders but please don't be rude.

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Abg n ybg bs uryc...... vgf haqre n snveyl ovt ebpx!! Gurer vf fbzr ehfgl jver ebcr irel pybfr gubhtu.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)