I’ve been geocaching for a few months now, and as
I’ve found 100+ cache’s I decided it was time to hide
one. There have been some great hunts, but amongst the most
enjoyable have been some of The
Sparrow Boys caches. They say imitation is the sincerest form
of flattery, so I have attempted a multi-cache in the same vein
(although nowhere near as challenging).
After trying this cache, why not head down to Sankey Valley
country park, which is nice for a walk, and contains quite a few
caches as well.
Stage 1 is at the listed co-ordinates, (a custom micro
containing only the co-ordinates for stage 2) which some will find
easily, whilst others may take a while. When found, please replace
exactly as found.
Stage 2 is a small camouflaged clip-lock type cache, with a
logbook, pencil and some swaps, plus room for small trackables.
This area was railway access for the now non-existent RAF
Burtonwood airbase, which is now rapidly becoming new housing. The
base saw action during WWII and the Berlin airlift, mainly by the
USAF, and later as a US Army depot. Both stages can be quite busy,
so timing and stealth may be essential.
A FTF certificate awaits the First To Find.
