The Choughly Saint's HALO Cache Series
It’s based on parts of “The Saints Way”, a circuit of some 22 miles, taking in coastline, moorland, a tor and a selection of delightful towns and villages - with many spots to stop for tea or if you’re that way inclined there’s a lovely selection of fine Cornish Pubs on the way round.
| Cache Name |
HALO - St Anne |
| Cache Comments |
This could be done as a cache and dash as there is lots of parking right by the cache site. Stealth will be required at all times! St Blazey was once dominated by the local mining industries and their associated transport infrastructure. Historically, copper and tin were mined in and around the parish, whilst more recently china clay has been the principal commodity mined. The port of Par, which lies within the parish, was developed to ease the transport of these minerals, and initially connected to the mines by the Par Canal. The Par Canal was soon replaced by the Cornwall Minerals Railway, which had a depot and station in the town, and still exists as part of the Atlantic Coast Line. Whilst St Blazey depot is still in use, St Blazey station closed to passengers in 1925, and the town is now served by Par station on the Cornish Main Line in Par village. |
| Parking & Shops |
There is a petrol station and shop opposite the cache site. |
| HALO Website |
You'll find a selection of useful hints and tips, as well as a printable User Guide and a HALO series Passport for collecting copies of the Rubber stamps you'll find on the way round at The Choughly Saint's Webpages Here.
There's a special HALO Forum if you wish to ask for any help or advice Here
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| Lucky Chough Contest |
If you're lucky enough to find a small, lovingly handcrafted chough in any of the caches, then you could be lucky enough to win one of a very limited number of the 2008 Cornish Geocoin in an Antique Bronze finish. Just Email Choughly, and you'll be entered into his lucky draw to win the coin.
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| General HALO Information |
This cache is part of a 21 Mile circuit, placed by a number of Cornish Cachers.
There are 14 Caches as part of the series that may contain Rubber stamps that you can use to record your visit. If you'd like to do this you'll need to carry your own stamp Pad.
There's a GeoPost Office as one of the caches - if you wish to send a postcard then you'll need to carry a Royal Mail stamp with you.
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