The Beginning (or END) of a STICKY situation (CM1) Traditional Cache
Church Warden: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
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The Beginning (or END) of a STICKY situation (CM1)
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This is part of a series in Cornhill Meadow.
I have permission from Lea Valley Park to set the caches.
The walk takes you through woodland, along a river, through a dragonfly reserve, past farmland and along the meridian way (at night you can see the green lasar from the Greenwhich observatory which shines along the meridian way - between the two rocks that you will see on the walk)
The series can be cycled. Dogs are welcome.
I encourage people to CITO, there aren't any bins along the walk so please take your rubbish home with you (I'm sure you all will!)
Parking is available at the Cornhill Meadow car park (not 24 hours)
You are looking for a cache container which is made of natural material. The actual cache part with log book is a nano.
You will need tweezers to remove the log book.
This cache is located in a tree, above ground about knee height, not far from the kissing gate which takes you to the farmers gate, onto the Crooked Mile where you can see the round house.
Parking on the road where the round house is is prohibited as this is a private road so please use the car park nearer the pub.
If you are moving onto the next cache, follow the boundaries of the park, E towards the meridian boulder, keep going, turn left and keep following the boundaries.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Lbh'yy trg gurer va gur RAQ.
Qba'g tvir hc be V'yy tvir lbh fbzr FGVPX.