H20 Traditional Cache
EYEBRIGHT: The nano keeps being stolen.
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(micro)
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The cache is located in Parkgate, Co. Antrim.
Parkgate is a pleasant village with a wide main street situated in the Sixmilewater Valley. Originally, it was the western gate (hence the name) to a great park formed by Sir Arthur Chichester. The park, which stretched three miles towards Ballyclare was laid out for deer and game - it's hunting seat, the handsome Fisherwick House can still be seen in the village of Doagh.
It is easily reached from either Ballyclare or Antrim. If you are coming from Belfast just head up the M2 and exit at junction 5 (near Templepatrick) and you will not be too far away.
Working out where the cache is hidden is only your first challenge. Extracting it without causing suspicion will be your second (and quite probably a bigger) challenge for this can be a busy area with people going to the local takeaway, local supermarket and of course, the "local". I would be interested to learn from your log how you managed. As the cache is a nano please bring a pen/pencil and perhaps a pin.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Sbyybjvat gur gvgyr pbhyq yrnq lbh ebhaq gur oraq!