Wild Wonders 19: Rat 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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This is a small magnetic cache, one of a series around Puckeridge, Standon and Buntingford.
Wild Wonders caches No's 14 - 21 will make a circular walk of approximately two and a quarter miles around Standon. The village of Standon is practically a two in one village with Puckeridge, and is known locally as Standon and Puckeridge. There are many historic buildings in Standon and most of them are on the High Street. Little Bear, Middle Bear and Big Bear are very old houses living up to their names. They sit in a row next to the church of St Mary. The Pudding Stone which you will come across at some point, is a very large stone. The Pudding Stone is so named because of the stones in the cement type mixture, it is like a fruit cake mix, stones = fruit, cement = cake mix. There are many footpaths around Standon all being countryside walks with fantastic views. Some parts get muddy after rain so come prepared with wellingtons or walking boots. Parking is on the High Street.
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