A11 Travel Bug and Geocoin hotel Traditional Geocache
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A11 Travel Bug and Geocoin hotel
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Decent sized camouflaged box. Has room for lots of swaps
**This cache is a TB hotel so please feel free to leave some TBs and coins etc in here. If possible please check out their missions before taking them away Many thanks**
This cache is placed as a cache and dash. You could be going north or south on the a11.
If you take something from the geocache (or "cache"), leave something of equal or greater value.
*****FTF***** Dalasa congratulations on your first ever FTF [;0)]
Be careful as there are plenty of muggles near by, also please remember to replace in exactly the same place as you found. If you take 1 item please replace with another. It is a medium size plastic container too hold a number Travel bugs and geocoins. I have left 3 travel bugs to start their journey again
The A11 formerly went through Newmarket; that stretch is now the A1304. The Newmarket bypass, opened to traffic in July 1975,is a dual carriageway. The western end is the A11, but most of its length is a multiplex/overlap with the A14. The A11 re-appears north-east of Newmarket, and remains a dual carriageway until Mildenhall, Suffolk. The road bypasses Mildenhall before entering Norfolk in the Thetford Forest, passing the 113-foot / 34 m tall Elveden War Memorial.
The A11 is then single carriageway to Thetford. The road continues, bypassing Thetford, Attleborough and Wymondham, although up until recently it ran through the centre of Thetford, causing heavy traffic on the route. It also passes the Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit. On entering Norwich, it becomes single carriageway again and is called Newmarket Road. It terminates at the St Stephens Street roundabout near the city centre.
Various sections of the A11 between the junction the M11 in Cambridgeshire and Norwich have recently been upgraded to dual carriageway. The Roudham Heath to Attleborough section was dualled in 2003 and the Attleborough bypass was dualed in 2007. A single 16 km stretch of single carriageway now remains, between the Fiveways roundabout near Barton Mills and the start of the Thetford bypass to the south of Thetford.
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