Jacks walk Traditional Cache
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Parking under the kity brewster A189 bridge for a nice quite half hours walk along the high water line on the foreshore of the river Blyth (or follow the footpath thought Mount Pleasant farm)The area can be a bit muddy so stick your boots on.The cache is just off the foreshore on the river bank just round the point near the 3 pylons (look over to the other side of the river to see a blue pole) HAVE FUN
The River Blyth is one of Northumberland's lesser known rivers, giving its name to the town of Blyth situated at the river mouth. It rises in the hills near the hamlet of Kirkheaton in mid-Northumberland and flows through farmland and past wooded areas for most of its length. It is joined by the Ogle and March Burns east of Shilvington and a little before Bellasis Bridge it is joined by its major tributary, the River Pont. East of Stannington it passes under the high railway viaduct at Plessey in a deep gorge and through Plessey Woods recreation area to reach the former coal mining district of south-east Northumberland. Passing its first town at Bedlington and on past Bebside it finally reaches the North Sea at the port of Blyth.
The country through which it passes is pleasant, if unspectacular, and its bridges are many and varied with a number of isolated footbridges in the west and two major road bridges further east, with some old stone bridges and a couple of railway viaducts in between.
Well done the Dibbleys on FTF
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