A short multi placed close to The Auld Bridge of Brechin
The page co-ordinates take you to a small parking area to the
south-east end of the bridge.
Brechin Bridge is one of the oldest stone bridges in Scotland.
We could give you all the facts and figures about when it was built
etc but we thought we would make you find it out yourselves by
reading the plaque on the wall leading to the north west corner of
the bridge.
As you cross the bridge from the parking stop and take note of
the date etched into the concrete of the "passing place" in the
middle
GF-A-1999
From the plaque:-
From records, a wooden bridge existed here from 122C
The original stone bridge was built by 1BH9
The North arch was rebuilt in17ED
The cache can be found at
N56
4A.BCD W002 3E.FGH
The walk to the cache passes some Giant Hogweed.
Please stick to the path and make sure that you and and children
with you stay away from its toxic leaves. More details HERE. The cache is hidden well away from these
plants
Cache is a 470ml container
