JTB's Hawkwood Hop 16 Fortune favours the brave. Traditional Geocache
Professor Xavier: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it. Please note that as this cache has now been archived by a reviewer or HQ staff it cannot be unarchived.
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Ed
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JTB's Hawkwood Hop 16 Fortune favours the brave.
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BY ATTEMPTING THIS CACHE YOU ARE DOING SO AT YOUR OWN RISK, !!!!!!!
DON'T TRY TO SUE ME IF YOU HURT YOURSELF, I HAVE NO MONEY, (seriously no money ;-) )
Attempting this cache voids my responsibility to your health.
PLEASE DON'T SUE THE NT EITHER, THEY WILL POSSIBLY STOP PEOPLE CACHING ON THEIR LAND
DO NOT TRY AND BRING THE CONTAINER TO GROUND LEVEL.
I Do not want this to Cache to spoil your enjoyment of the series.
Whilst I appreciate Caching can be dangerous, please only attempt this if your happy to do so. If no signature on the log you will not be able to use this cache to complete any D/T challenges, grids etc.
If your more senior in years then please drop me a quick e-mail if your really not happy about going up.
This series of Cache’s is a long 4.2 mile Hop around the 138 Hectares of National Trust owned & maintained areas of Hawkwood and Pettswood. These woods link Chislehurst with Pettswood. Having schooled and lived in this area for many years it was only right that I share them with you all. The area is full of natural history; the area is a haven for all kinds of bird, butterfly, amphibian and plant life.
William Willett, the leader of the movement to have British Summer Time recognised, is remembered by a stone memorial. A similar commemoration can also be viewed in the Edlmann Memorial Wood for its donor, Colonel Edlmann, owner of the Hawkwood Estate before the Hall family, who donated the site to the National Trust.
The terrain can be undulating & can get very muddy. A lot of hard work from the National Trust Staff and the CO went into the placing of this series. Please respect their requests. Most of the caches can be accessed from footpaths. Please refrain from too much bushwhacking. You are looking for a variety of different sized containers. You will need a pen to sign logs, some may require tweezers!!! Please replace these caches as you find them.
Cachers who have found some of my other caches may recognise my MO.
If on your travels your hear me shouting at my Geopup “Boris” the Border Terrier stop and say hello, you may even get a hint!! Enjoy JTB.
Additional Hints
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