GC2XDZX Natures Nasties Bonus (Unknown Cache) in East Midlands, United Kingdom created by Pipesy

This cache has been archived.

Pipesy: All caches seen to have been muggled so gonna archive this lot I'm afraid to say [:(]

GC2XDZX ▼

A cache by Pipesy Message this owner

Hidden : 6/3/2011

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Natures Nasties Bonus Cache

If you are searching for this cache you must have completed the rest of the 'Natures Nasties' series ideally starting at Natures Nasties 1 and matched the co-ordinates to their corresponding letters.

The co-ordinates shown are not for this cache but for somewhere you might like to park up to do the series.

Bonus cache is a clip-lock container originally containing:
Log book and pencil,
England football stickers,
bracelet,
crocodile toy,
marble,
bison tube geocache for anyone that wants to hide their own,
FTF badge for the FTF!,
STF badge for STF,
Dutch Lion Travel Bug
and a UK Flag Micro Geocoin.

After finding the bonus cache, carry on round the footpath, up to the road, head to the end and turn right on to Low Road at the church and you will soon be back where you started.

Lake near the end of the walk

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About the series

The co-ordinates needed for the mystery bonus cache are written and ringed in red ink on the log sheets of the 10 caches leading up to it,
you will therefore need to take note of the letters and numbers on the log sheets and match the numbers up to the position of their corresponding letters shown below:

N53° AB.CDE W000° VW.XYZ

The ten caches leading up to the bonus are all micro caches, therefore you will need some tweezers to remove the logs and your own pen/pencil to sign them.
BE WARNED, NO TWO CACHES ARE THE SAME

The picturesque 2.25 mile walk has been devised as a circular walk which is based around public roads and footpaths around Besthorpe.
Attributes are based on the whole walk which is generally quite flat.
There are a few thorns and nettles around so I wouldn't advise going round in shorts.
Happy caching