Knightsbridge Traditional Cache
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A very quick cache in a quiet park in Burnside.
Up until 1941, Knightsbridge was separate from Hazelwood Park and Leabrook, which are now in its former area. It used to be a thriving suburb, started in the 1840s and named after the more well known Knightsbridge in London. The area used to be served by horse, and then later electric, trams before the line was removed. This allowed people to travel into the city from Marryatville and Burnside. I believe this route is now used by th 142 bus, which explains the wide corners by hte reserve and the width of the streets.
The cache is in a small park / playground called Knightsbridge Reserve, in the area that was once Knightsbridge. Should be fairly simple, but GZ is under some trees so may not be incredibly acurate.
If it seems too easy, cut me some slack, this is my first cache. It contains a log, a pencil and some stickers. Enjoy!
Note: The playground is used frequently by muggle kids, so be prepared to have to try again some other time.
2nd Note: The cache has been reset recently, but due to the clearing of some bushes it is now not as well hidden. If you see a better place for it in the same part of the park, by all means put it there.
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