Four Four Marks - Moondance Traditional Geocache
Four Four Marks - Moondance
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One of four caches that are placed on or near the parish boundary of Four Marks. Each will be a different sized cache, from a Nano to an Ammo Box
History of Four Marks
Just four and a half miles south west from Alton lies the Parish of Four Marks. It was created in 1932 from parts of the six parishes of Medstead, Ropley, Chawton, East Tisted, Newton Vallence and Farringdon. It covers 1,499 acres and is one of the smallest parishes in East Hampshire. Due to excessive building in the recent past it is also one of the most densely populated. It’s boundary to the north is the Watercress Railway line and as part of the central downland it is also the highest settlement in the district with views stretching to Hindhead, Winchester and Butser. The name appears on Ordnance Survey maps of 1897.
As Van Morrison sung, it’s a lovely night for a moondance. This cache would be a good spot. Also named for a Four Marks drink.
The path to this location can be muddy, especially if approached from the East.
Please cover the cache to ensure it cannot be seen from the track.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
fcyvg bs ynetr gerr - whfg abegu bs genpx