Footpaths, Bridleways and Byways – KH25 & KH26 Traditional Geocache
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Footpaths, Bridleways and Byways – KH25 & KH26
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The whole country is made up of public footpaths, bridleways and byways. These are all ancient rights of way, and we have the right to walk them whenever we choose. In Kent alone we have over 4,000 miles of these paths that cross all forms of land from public places to farmers fields. Unless people walk them they are prone to be lost forever, and so this group of caches are placed on, or, at the start of these public paths.
I would encourage everyone to place more caches on these paths, getting everyone into the fresh air is good for you, and it burns off calories and keeps you fit.
Please feel free to expand on this group and any type of cache can be used. All I ask is that where possible the path number is included in the title. Some paths do go though places where physical caches cannot be placed. Here I would encourage you to make them a multi-cache with the final cache away from the protected areas.
This cache is at the junction of two paths. KH25 and KH26. You are looking for a small square click and click type box with room for a few swaps, small travel bugs and coins. There is no pencil, so please bring one with you.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Guveq gerr haqre fgbarf