Aldershot Lake District Number Two (3) Traditional Cache
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Aldershot Lake District Number Two (3)
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Traditional Cache, in sealable sandwich box, within a camoflaged pull string bag
The Location is in a wooded area which surrounds a large lake, this is one cache in a series of three hidden around the lake, they can be found in any order.
Altitude is 224ft
The Container is in a sandwich box (200mm x 120mm x 70mm), which has been placed in a waterproof camoflaged bag with a draw string
Pre-loaded with the following :- Leather "Bosun59" tag, 1st Aldershot Scout Group Badge, 50th aniversary badge, rattle, wet wipe, pencil, ballon, saxaphone and a log book.
The area can be very muddy and is not very buggy friendly
General Information
Tongham Pool was formed through gravel extraction for the construction of the Blackwater Valley Relief Road (A331), which runs along the east side of the site. Since then the Blackwater Valley Countryside Partnership have worked
with Surrey and Guildford Councils to restore the site to an area which has public access and features for nature conservation. The River Blackwater forms the western boundary of the site.
The shallow lake margins are ideal for wildfowl and various water plants. The site is also populated by damselflies and dragonflies.
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