Henleaze Lodge Traditional Cache
Lindinis: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
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Lindinis
Volunteer UK Reviewer - Groundspeak
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This location is very easily accessed.
Wheelchair-users will be able to reach the cache; as it’s next to the pavement.
It is recommended that when you locate the cache; that you move away from the location to sign the LogBook, otherwise the cache might get ‘Muggled’.
When replacing the cache, ensure that it is hidden, but try not to draw attention to yourself.
This cache is a 140 ml capacity 'clip-lock' plastic box (size: 65mm x 65mm x 35mm). It is mostly covered with green duct-tape to help camouflage it. A magnet is glued to the base of the container to help it stay in place.
This house is quite unique in this area of Bristol.
Henleaze is a suburb to the North of Bristol City Centre surrounded by Bishopston, Horfield, Redland and Westbury on Trym.
It is a very affluent area and a number of private schools are in the near vicinity including St Ursulas, Badminton and Redmaids.
The high street caters for day to day needs with a good range of shops and eateries. There is also a local library and the Orpheus Cinema nearby.
Henleaze, along with Westbury-on-Trym and Stoke Bishop, is the epitome of suburbia in Bristol: tree-lined streets, spacious houses with leafy gardens and people happily going about their business.
It even has its own popular swimming lake, Henleaze Lake, a 400 metre-long former quarry which is also a cracking spot for a bit of angling.
Next to the lake is Badocks Wood, an enchanting woodland valley which the River Trym flows through on its way to Westbury.
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