FREEBE Traditional Cache
The Bee Keeper: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
The Bee Keeper
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There is a ditch either end of the track, which is narrow and with the terrain would make it unsuitable for wheelchair users. The ground may get muddy and quite wet after prolonged rain. Watch out for muggle dog walkers who use this as a short cut to get to the fields.
We recently spent a weekend at the Essex County Show at Barleylands in Billericay. Here we gained a number of freebees, which we have decided to turn into a cache, hence the name. This was going to be our first cache but we had to delay setting it as a number of things happened and prevented us from setting it. So this is our second and is somewhat larger than our first.
We are starting it with
6 longlife lightbulbs (they wont all fit in to start but will be added periodically)
2 packs of chop sticks
3 key rings
Yorkshire tea pin badge
Ruler made from recycled plastic
Spaghetti Measure
Emergency info scheme tub (might make a good cache)
Pack of cookery cards
A pen
Squishy yellow duck
4 Coasters made from recycled tyres
Second squishy duck which is our freebee travel bug. This would like to visit any caches but would like to see photos of him near to water.
Cache container is a lock and lock box. Its not a small one.
There is also a first to find badge, log book, pen and a stash card. These were not freebees from Billericay.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Vg'f gbb boivbhf sbe n uvag
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