Located on a hilltop overlooking London, Greenwich Park is one of
the city's most beautiful parklands. It is the oldest enclosed
Royal parkland and is home to the Old Royal Observatory, the brand
new Planetarium (which is fab and well worth a visit) and the zero
line of the Prime Meridian.
St Mary’s Gate is the main entrance to the park on the
north side carefully watched by the statue of King William IV. The
road behind you, King William’s Walk, takes its name from the
fact that it used to be a red light district visited often by King
William IV. Hence the name of the local pub ‘The King’s
Arms’.
You’re looking for a Magnetic micro. Please be muggle
safe! Leaning on the top and pretending to take a photograph might
work well to disguise what you’re finding.
On your way to the next gate don’t forget to enjoy the
wonderful Herb Garden to you east with it’s collection of
over 40 herbs.
MUGGLE ALERT – all the areas around the park are very busy
– especially at weekends – so please be mindful it
keeping this circular series of new caches safe from Mr & Mrs
Muggle.
