Symondsbury Circuit No. 8 - Distant Colmer Traditional Cache
Miglettz: As I am moving from the area - it is sadly time to archive this series. Thanks to everyone who has done this walk.
Symondsbury Circuit No. 8 - Distant Colmer
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A medium-sized container with room for trackables. PLEASE make sure to cover back up (with sticks & leaves) when found as lots of muggles walk this track.
It is at this point that you can continue on this circuit or go onto the Hell of a Walk series and rejoin the Symondsbury Circuit at cache No 12 (and do Nos 9-11 whilst on route to the Hell of a Walk Bonus Cache).
The Circuit walk is around 2.7 miles long, caches 2-6 are on an uphill track which can get muddy in winter, caches 7-12 are along the flat and caches 13-15 are along the road back into Symondsbury. Dexthersj41's Hell of a Walk series joins the Symondsbury Circuit No. 8 and rejoins the Circuit at cache 12, and Symondsbury Circuit Nos 9-12 can be done on route to getting the Hell of a Walk Bonus Cache.
PLEASE put the caches back where you found them and cover them up. Dogs are welcome on the walk but due to livestock in the adjacent fields keep an eye out for them!! There are several views of Colmers Hill along the route.
Please bring your own pen.
A little history - Colmers Hill is named after the Reverend John Colmer, former rector of Symondsbury. The Hill, although only 400 feet above sea level can be seen from many locations, not least from the centre of Bridport in South Street. The trees were planted on the top of the hill around WWI and it is an extremely popular subject for artists and photographers alike.
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