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2 FOOTPATH NOW REOPENED, This cache is hidden very near to one of the oldest trees in these parts situated in a beautiful valley reminiscent of the Yorkshire Dales. As you descend the hill the views of the North Downs border the Thames to the south and give probably the best vista in the County. The valley nestles between tree covered Adders Hill and Sandpit Hill which is a mass of coconut smelling bright yellow gorse every Spring.

This Valley has its own micro climate and is a fantastic sun trap. Flora, fauna and wildlife abound here and most probably you will be rewarded with the sight of a few curlew flying and calling and you will think you're up in the Yorkshire Dales.

This is #2 of the thirteen Scarecrow Rog "Ring of Fire" caches that form a circle around Hadleigh Castle. In 1255 this area provided 120 great oaks for repairs to the Tower of London .

Park in the Salvation Army tea rooms pay car park at N51.32.893 E000.36.404 and walk to the first of the "Ring of Fire" caches.

1. Is the Cunning Cache of Hadleigh, my flagship cache for coin & TB drops.

This will give you a beautiful 3.2 mile walk with Nine totally different caches.

THE TITLE OF THIS CACHE IS A CRAFTY BLATANT ATTEMPT TO BE THE FIRST GEOCACHE IN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE WORLD alphabetically of course.

I also have Jack The Tramp Of Dawes- Heath Woods and Thundersley church which is a mile or so North, and another five in the beautiful Southwold area of Suffolk.

My wife Polly Styrene has The Most Remote Cache In Essex.

I would just like to say a huge thank you to Fantastic Cat and that chance meeting not far from this valley which started me on this fascinating pastime shared by terrific like minded countryside loving people.

This cache is in the middle of the new Olympic Mountain bike track area and may have to be tweeked from time to time , but it will all be done in the best possible taste.

FTF Starguider - well done !