Morton Meander 1 Traditional Cache
Stag Ramblers: Decided to archive this series as one hint item has now gone and several keep going missing, also the series is now over 12 years old and not so many people doing it.
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An easy walk of about 4 miles over pleasant countryside near Morton Bagot.
This is number 1 of a series of 15 caches set in undulating countryside near Morton Bagot. Easy walking with no serious hills and only a couple of stiles over a bridge but one or two places could become muddy after rain, so boots recommended then.Directions have been given where they might be helpful Morton Bagot church is worth a visit at the end of the walk. The church itself is at Church Farm, (N52 16.845 W001 50.221) it has not been restored but is worth a visit. It dates from 1300 with the wooden bell turret erected about 1600. The manor was held by William Bagot in the reign of Edward I and it is from him that the parish takes its name. Henley-in-Arden is about 4 miles away with all its pubs, famous ice cream shop and buildings of historical interest. There are lots of other caches in the area including 2 of our own: Bannam's Bonanza GCX9A7; and Stoop to Conquer GC16TBH. At some times of the year there are cows around. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PENCIL. Cache is a Micro, film pot size.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Gerr fghzc va pbeare. Zvaq oneorq jver.
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