de Havilland Nano Traditional Cache
Hanoosh: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
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Brenda
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A tiny magnetic nano cache hidden around the entrance to the Hatfield Business Park, near the University of Hertfordshire de Havilland campus. Bring your own pencil/pen!
In 1949, the de Havilland Comet was the world's first production commercial jet airliner, and was designed and built at the company's facilities in Hatfield. What once was a large airfield is now the Hatfield Business Park, where all the roads are named after aircraft created by the de Havilland company. The University of Hertfordshire also has a campus on this site, named (not surprisingly) the de Havilland campus.
The Comet was the first aircraft of it's kind in the world. Unfortunately, after it's launch in 1949, it suffered a number of catastrophic accidents and was withdrawn from service in 1954.
You're looking for a tiny magnetic nano cache. Please be careful with the log books in these caches - they're not too easy to get in and out! Also ensure that when you put it back it properly attaches - the metal isn't very good for magnets. Please try and put it EXACTLY where you got it - it seems to be the strongest point. Thanks!
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Ybbx pnershyyl, lbh zvtug trg n fvta...
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