A walk down Wingate Traditional Cache
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A nice traditional cache and dash in the lovely village of Harlington.
A nice simple cache hidden in Harlingon. It is on a public footpath so be careful of muggles walking up and down. At weekends there can be quite a few harmless ramblers passing through, no doubt following the Bunyan Trail.
The John Bunyan Trail is a circular path running from just north of Luton to just northwest of Bedford. It starts and finishes at the Sundon Hills Country Park, and en route it passes through Flitwick, Ampthill, Ridgmont, Cranfield, Bromham, Clapham, Bedford, Elstow, Shefford and Barton-le-Clay, as well as many other villages. It is almost entirely in Bedfordshire, with only about of a mile of the route near Hexton being in Hertfordshire.
The cache is in a small plastic container. There should be plenty of road parking close by.
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