You are looking for a traditional click and lock container.The
cache contains a logbook, pencil and Geo goodies to swap. The cache
is away from the dockside so little cachers will be ok. Be aware of
fishing muggles on approach to the cache location.
CONNAH'S QUAY- A BRIEF HISTORY
The name Connah’s Quay is believed to have to come from a former
landlord of "The Old Quay House", a public house which still lies
on the docks in what is now the west side of the town. Other's
state that Connah was a man who owned a chandlery store on the
docks. The docks became known as "Connah's Quay" some time after
the 1860s. It has also been known, to some people, that Connah's
Quay had got its name from a lady called Mary Connah. When people
crossed the River Dee from places opposite, such as Parkgate or
Neston, they would ask, "Could you take me to Connah's Quay,"
because Mary Connah used to own the Dock. The dock itself was
connected by the Wrexham, Mold and Connah's Quay Railway to the
nearby town of Buckley, chiefly to transport fire-clay and pottery
products. It grew from this small port which included a shipyard
and now encompasses the former hamlets of Wepre, Kelsterton and
Golftyn. Happy Caching!!!