Fishy Tree-t Traditional Geocache
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A nice peaceful pond, perfect for my second hide!!! Please read the description and the walk before just rushing to this cache. Well done to JonH69 for a pretty rapid FTF!!! **PLEASE READ** At the bottom of the description there is a spoiler of exactly where the cache should be and what it should consist of. Please read after finding, and report of anything is missing, and replace as per the instructions.
Upon reaching the sign that says no day passes and no swimming, you will see a gate. The cache is hidden behind a tree and is well hidden by grass and a bit of moss. TAKE CARE. Brambles may be present.
**PLEASE READ AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WALK, AFTER FINDING CACHE** WARNING SPOILER CONTAINED** The cache has been muggled, or poorly replaced in the past, and this is only to help keep it safe, dry and fun for the next cacher!!! Thank you in advance, and happy caching!!! :D Circular Walk
Park on either Longworth Lane or nearby on Blackburn Road. First, use the description on my other cache "Bridging the Gap" to find it. From here cross the bridge towards Templecombe Drive. Turn left and follow Templecombe up until a track runs parallel (on the other side of a wall to the left). This is near to the "Whitehill" cache. Once found, walk back to Templecombe. Cross the road and take the bridleway where "Beth's 21st Birthday Cache" can be found. When you reach the field, turn sharp left and follow the wall. When reaching a track, turn right and look for "Lodge View" nearby. Walk down further to find this cache. Walk down from the cache, and upon reaching the sign, take the track straight ahead. After a couple of bends you will find yourself at a junction. A left turn will take you to two additional caches "Another Lodge View" and "Boris the start of the longworth walk". If you do these, returning is easy, just backtrack to the junction and carry straight on. Or if you reach the junction and are already cached out, turn right back along Longworth Lane. Anyone who does this walk please give me feedback as this is the first walk I have added. **PLEASE READ AFTER FINDING** ***SPOILER ALERT*** The cache is a little yellow taped container in a plastic bag. It should be found up the hill (directly behind) the little tree closest to the gate. Directly on top should be a flat stone, and this should be rested on the ground above the cache to shield it from moisture. There should be plenty of moss around the sides of the cache. Thank you for helping maintain this cache!! :D
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Lbh pnyy guvf n gerr? Lbh zhfg or univat n W-bnx!