Hollym Tour #3 (Woodland Way) Traditional Cache
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Hollym Tour #3 (Woodland Way)
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This cache has been placed as one of the Hollym Tour Series. It is as easy find cache in a small ammo tin.
The track which the cache is found on heads out to a nature reserve called 'Hollym Carrs' - well worth a look especially on summer days, but awesome in winter too, however you may need waterproof shoes then!!
This cache has been placed on a public right of way which heads onto the Hollym Carrs Nature Reserve, and can be completed as one of the Hollym Tour series.
Hollym is a small village situated in the South Holderness region of the East Riding of Yorkshire. The village is less than a mile inland from the popular seaside town of Withernsea.
The village currently has approximnately 400 inhabitants and is the base for many businesses including a Garden Centre and Car Mechanics.
The Holderness region of the East Riding is arguably one of the most beautiful in the country stretching from the Chalk Cliffs of Flamborough Head (North of Bridlington) down to Spurn Point on the Humber Estuary, it includes traditional coastal towns and villages and miles of rolling countryside.
The coast itself is the most rapidly eroding coastline in Europe and tells a story of villages and land lost to the sea. Coastal erosion at a rate of a metre per year is not unusual in the area and can be seen on the cliff tops of Hollym and nearby Holmpton.
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