Splash, Cache & Crash Traditional Cache
Mammoth's Herd: Seems to have gone.
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A regular tupperware cache hidden a short walk downstream from the White Horse Leisure & Tennis Centre.
---WARNING! ---
Since I placed this cache, the nice weather has launced a mighty set of stinging nettles. Approach with caution and DO NOT WEAR SHORTS!
Just outside the centre, is also a small skate park for skaters and BMXers (hence the 'crash' part of the cache name), and a small stream which heads back towards town. Having parked at the Leisure Centre, head towards the stream and follow the path along, making sure you keep the stream between yourself and Audlett Drive.
The cache is a 5 minute walk from the centre, and is before you reach Barton Lane. Note the path may get muddy, and I suspect the approach to GZ may get overgrown in the summer! The walk is suitable for children, but bear in mind the cache is located near a stream and will be too hard to reach for kids. The path is not paved, and probably not suitable for wheelchairs - and the cache itself is definitely not wheelchair accessible.
The cache is a regular tupperware container in a camo bag. Its quite well hidden, and its hiding spot is slightly precarious but it should survive if reset correctly. Co-ords have been averaged and checked on Google Earth so hopefully they're pretty good, but if anyone finds it could be better, please post your updates. The cache has been stocked with a pencil, some coins, a keyring, some bubble mixture and a Neil Gaiman book.
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(Decrypt)
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