Toby's Treasure Trail 5 Traditional Cache
Toby's Jugs: Moving overseas, so unable to maintain. Cache will be removed.
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A new cache close to the site of the original TTT5, which disappeared a couple of years ago.
A small cache round Entwistle Reservoir.
“Toby’s Treasure Trail 5” is one of a series caches around Entwistle Reservoir. This is one of Toby’s favourite places to come for a walk, and not just because there is often bread lying around where people have been feeding the ducks!!
The reservoir was built in 1832 and has a capacity of 726 million gallons, but more importantly there are (in our opinion) some breathtaking views. It is often busy on the path around the water, but a couple of the series have been placed to take you onto a few of the other paths, which in our experience can be a little quieter.
The main path is suitable for off road buggies and bikes, but you will have to leave the path to get some of the caches, although you should never be far from it. As a guide, when we placed the caches we had NanoJug with us in his three wheeler.
We suggest you park at the co-ordinates given below and do a circular walk of around about three miles, during which you will be able to get all of the caches, and a couple of others set by other cachers.
When placed (24 February 2007) the caches, all of which are small, contained a few toys: nothing spectacular I’m afraid, because for us, the joy is in being around this area, so signing the log book is enough.
Anyway, enjoy the trail; and if you bump into a muddy labrador / retriever cross on your way round, ask him if his name is Toby!
Specific comment about this cache: Not far off the main path.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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