Hillside Hideout Traditional Cache
The Pruetts: We were hoping to move this cache or re-look at the clues because of the tree coverage during certain months of the year, but feel it is now just best to archive.
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Avon River Trail. Initial path flat but can be muddy, cache area is wooded and can be muddy
Please note the car park times and the notice board that offers information about the history of the area.
Tha cache is in an area popular with people wanting to walk along the River Avon, with or without dogs and offers different trails that you can follow.
The above co-ords are for parking.
The cache contains a number of different items, stretchy man, whistle, glow in the dark bugs, keyring puzzle and some bubble bath, and of course a log book and pencil!!
The cache was placed by our children Tom and Bryony who are very keen cachers and have set some questions that you will need to find the answers to give the final cache co-ordinates, all before you reach the Conham Ferry steps.
How many quarries extracting sandstone 1A
Year Beesies was founded 184B
Date John Chiddy died C1st march 187G
Number of water openings on unusual water feature D
Number on post by story box + 5 = E
Letters on Rowing club house F
Height of average Chequerberry tree H5 metres
N51 AB (E-F)G0
W002 CH 0D1
Be aware this cache is proving to be difficult to locate in the summer because of tree coverage
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Va abg bhg
Treasures
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