This is a simple off-set multi-cache, comprised of two stages.
The first contains the coordinates for the second.
Also, the inside of the lid of the final stage of this cache
contains part of the co-ordinates for the Puzzle Cache "Must Be
Nutt's (Part 5)" (http://coord.info/GC2G540). Take note of these if
you are doing the series!!
The caches in this series are:
They can be done in any order, as long as the fifth one is done
last. I strongly recommend starting at one and working up, though,
for the sake of travel economy.
Safety Note: This cache goes near some rather tricky bits of
trail. There are some steep drop-offs and some vigorous descents.
Those with children, dogs, dodgy knees, traitorous ankles or a
paralytic fear of cliffs would be best advised to use
caution.
This cache can be approached from several directions. It can be
reached from Flatrock, via the ECT. It can be accessed from the
Father Troy Path, to which there are many access points in Torbay
(Gallows Cove Road might be your best bet). It can also be reached
from an access on Windgap Road, just before descending into
Flatrock.
More about John Nutt:
John Nutt continued using unemployed sailors, particularly
those conscripted to press gangs, and actually lured away a
significant number from the Royal Navy paying regular wages and
commissions.
He also offered his services to protect French and English
settlements including the Colony of Avalon then under the
leadership of George Calvert.