This cache should only be completed between the hours of
9am and 7pm as the parking is only open between these
times .
This cache is placed near to the site of Bromham Mill in a 1.5l
clip lock box , the above co-ordinates are for parking and
the first clue to find the cache.
But first a bit of history about the mill :
There has been a mill on this site since before the doomsday
survey in 1086. For centuries, the enormous wheel was turned only
by the water of the River Great Ouse . In the 1920's a steam engine
was installed to provide extra power but by then, Water Mill
technology had become obsolete. It has since been renovated and
visitors can once again watch flour milling at close quarters.
At the moment the actual mill is only open on Sundays and bank
holidays for you to look around, check the website for more
information. You can still park here everyday between 9am and
7pm.
On to the Cache ….
After parking , locate the information sign entitled “ Bromham
Heritage Trail”
On this sign you should be able to find when the St Owens Church
building dates from : ABth
Century .
Next a short walk over to N52 08.768 W000
31.446 and find the old style telephone number
(02C3) 6D46E1
The last clues are at N52 08.775 W000
31.599 where you need to count the number of
concrete slats under your feet for (answer F) and
the missing single digit number in the sequence of numbers on the
green plaque (answer G) and finally the single
number on the white disc for (answer H )
Final Cache at North 52 0G.GBF WEST 000
FH.CED
The route is through the woods and satellite lock was all over
the place , but they are narrow enough for you to get to the edge
to get a lock then proceed from there. Route is also ok for buggies
, just need to lift over a log or two !
Cover yourself in insect
repellent, Water and woodlands make for lots of biting
insects !
Honours goto Dragontree for
FTF.