Rocky route (CM4) Traditional Cache
Hanoosh: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
Regards
Brenda
Hanoosh - Volunteer UK Reviewer
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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)
The cache you are looking for is made to look like a dense natural product.
Please try to cover the cache up as best you can as I have sadly seen a number of these that have been muggled.
That being said it should be pretty easy to the trained cacher's eye.
The cache is located behind a tree on the ground.
If you are moving onto the next cache in the series, follow the meridean line and head towards the boulder you should have passed at the start of the series inbetween CM1 and CM2. The next cache is en route!
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(Decrypt)
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