IAOTRAF # 1 Traditional Cache

This Multi Cache Series celebrates the long association that Lincolnshire has held with the Royal Air Force. Known as the ‘Bomber County’ because of the number of active airfields within the county during World War II, the total was forty nine of which twenty eight were Bomber Bases, the county had more airfields than any other county in England. Today you can visit Aviation Museums and Heritage Centres, watch Spitfire and Lancaster Bomber aircraft flying around the local area. Spend a day around Lincoln and watch the Red Arrows practising their Pre-Season displays, or view the multitude of aircraft that arrive and depart from RAF Waddington. There are a total of seven caches in the series and they are located around the village of Heighington. Caches 1 to 4 are to the north of the village, whilst Caches 5 to 7 are to the south. Please note that there is a busy road between cache 5 and 6 so please take care. Each contains an information card on one of the iconic aircraft. You need to note the information on the cards as this will be required for the Bonus Cache. The Bonus Cache contains the Most Iconic aircraft in the RAF. Please note this is only my opinion and I maybe biased! Most caches contain a log, pencil and a few trinkets on placements, but please bring a pencil just in case.