This cache is for the 7th in the series and can be found near the parish church of Patrick. The parish is a mountainous region including the northern slopes of South Barrule, Slieauwhallin, and to the west, Dalby Mountain. Glen Rushen is located between Dalby Mountain and the South Barrule, and leads downwards to Glen Mooar and finally Glen Maye. Through these glens flows the Glenmaye river, with the Glenmaye waterfall, about one mile from the coast. There are disused slate quarries in Glen Rushen. In common with other hilly areas of the island, there are several forest plantations.
The population is historically partly agricultural, fishing, and mining, and is sparsely distributed over the parish. There are four small villages, Dalby near the coast on the west side of Dalby Montain, Foxdale, a former mining village, Patrick in the north, and Glen Maye, on the coast and home to the glen of the same name.
You can park on the road just by the cache location. Please replace the cache exactly as found, and as usual, WATCH OUT FOR MUGGLES!
Happy caching!