Monkeyaid: Frank Traditional Cache
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Terrain: Tarmac, dirt track (firm), grass verge (flat)
Difficulty: A very keen eye required.
Cache: Camoflaged and very small - log book only.. you'll
need your own pen/pencil.
Frank:
As with the rest of the Monkeyaid series of caches, this spot marks
a favourite old haunt of Danny and Mike. There's a kind of sifting
setup here, where during the dredging of the Whitlingham Broads all
the sand and gravel was shunted through the local field by means of
a huge conveyor-belt and then sorted through the various graders in
this site. The output of this was a number of heaps of sand and
gravel of varying sizes.. the largest heap at some point having
been a massive mound of flint boulders - which, for reasons Danny
and Mike can't really remember, obtained the name "Frank".
Access: You have choices..
{a} From A47/A146 junction, Kirby Road, then first left (over A47)
and follow road, not turning off, until you get to the gates of the
quarry/sifting place.. park-up here.
{b} From Trowse, follow Whitlingham Lane along past the Ski Centre
and fields (on right) until you get to the first car-park (a
pay'n'display on left) - on right of road there's a gated track
that is lined with tall mature trees and leads up a gentle slope to
the same gates as mentioned above.
{c} Or obviously a gentle walk from wherever you wish! There's a
few public footpaths around here...the one from Wood's End,
Bramerton would be a nice one to try.
Request: You'll see that there's a small disc marking the
spot where the cache is positioned - please return the cache
exactly to this spot... you'll see why.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Ehfg +3sg (vfu)
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