Cregin Colmon Traditional Cache
fishy12: no longer able to maintain, thanks to all that visited
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Porth Colmon is a small fishing harbour on the Lleyn Peninsula. It is a small pebbly cove with free parking for a few cars. It is a good starting point for joining the coastal footpath and walking to one of the many hidden bays in the area.
Our family have always called it Shell Beach for obvious reasons and the cache name is the Welsh word for shells.
There are plenty of rock pools to search for crabs.
The container is a small round clip lock box with room for small swops and very small trackables/ GCs.
Please trade even. Only take a swop if you leave a swop so there is something for the next visitor.
I think the cache may be just out of reach of a wheelchair user but it is approached by even ground.
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