BMC 4 - Wooden Hole Traditional Cache
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The Brecon & Monmouthshire
Canal tow path caches. (BMC)
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An expanding series of caches along the
Brecon & Monmouthshire
Canal tow path.
Unlike many canal path walks such as the East Midlands, Coventry -
Hawkesbury Junction with its constant drone from the M6. This is
one of the most scenic canal routes in Britain. It runs for over 30
miles through idyllic rural scenery of the National Park between
Brecon and Pontypool and then continues to Newport.
This canal was built between 1797 and 1812 to link Brecon with
Newport and the Severn Estuary.
The canal has been gradually restored by the British Waterways
Board with support from the National Park and others since 1968
and was reopened to the public in 1970.
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Ive moved the cache after it was muggled and now no longer
resides in a wooden hole but is still very near to the original
coordinates, 26 paces nearer to Brecon from the hole and now at the base of a tree. You
may notice that there appears to be a large box in the branches of
this tree, presumably a nesting box? This box can be clearly seen
if you are heading toward Brecon.
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You are looking for a cliplock box with original contents including logbook, pencil
and some swaps. Please replace very carefully make sure that
it cannot be seen by cyclists..
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Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
oruvaq gerr haqre fgbar
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