A 35mm container located on the footbridge.
the bridge is quite bust so have left a genorous hint of where we placed the cache. We cannot help it if it moves fron there.
This is not a great place to be after dark, especially if you are on your own.
The second bridge across the Ouse was the Scarborough Railway Bridge, built in 1845 to carry the railway line between York and Scarborough (now the Scarborough branch of the North TransPennine route). Originally it had two tracks with a pedestrian path in between them. In 1875 the track was raised 4 feet (1.2 m) and the footpath moved to the south side, where it remains today.
PLEASE NOTE; If the ouse is in flood you can not reach this cache
vafvqr gbc yrsg pbeare bs ynetr pevff pebff frpgvba arnerfg raq bs oevqtr gb gur fgngvba