Red Phone Box - Berkswell Traditional Cache
Red Phone Box - Berkswell
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You are looking for a small container - i'm sure by the name of the cache you can already guess where it is!
Berkswell is a lovely historic village which can trace its history to at least as far back as Celtic times. It's convenient for the national rail network and motorways, and is less than 10 minutes drive from Birmingham International Airport and the NEC. In the centre of the village is a medieval church, well (from which the village gets its name), museum, stocks and plenty of half timbered and period houses. The local pub, the Bear Inn, was used by Cromwell's troops in the civil war. The village also has its own cheese, produced at Ram Hall.
Plenty of nearby parking can be found - either in the nearby pub (would be rude not to call in for a quick one while you are there!) or in the local village car park down the road.
I've had my eye on this phone box with the intention of placing a cache here ever since I started helping out at the Scout Group that meets in the village.
Congratulations to matlou98 and Family B on being joint FTF in less than an hour of this cache being placed. Incidentally the cache was only placed just over an hour before it was found!
Additional Hints
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