This one is named as such because when we walked through for the first time, we were followed by the loudest rabbit ever. Sounded like being stalked by a kangaroo. Not that there isn't were rabbits....
Endon, Stanley and Brown Edge Cache Routes.
I have lived in Endon most of my life, and recently returned with my children to enjoy the closeness to the countryside. I have laid some caches along footpaths we normally walk, so others can enjoy them too. I've tried to use a range of sized caches and containers, and to keep the hide and terrain varied.
It is possible to complete a circular/figure of eight loop of all the caches, but I'll let you take a look at that for yourself.
Please take some time to follow the Country Code, and respect the land you are crossing. Please be aware that some of the foot paths cross very close to people's houses, and that some foot paths are used by school children in the morning and afternoon.
The Country Code:
Visit the Natural England Site
Foot path guide in Staffordshire:
Visit the Councils LocalView
Interactive map, with layers for access land and foot paths:
Visit Defra's Magic Maps
The parish is completely clamping down on dog fouling, and rightly so. Please make sure you pick up after your dog, and make sure it is on a lead when necessary. Most bins take litter and dog waste.
I hope you enjoy our caches. Please let me know if you have any suggestions or concerns. We welcome lots of photos but please avoid spoilers! Good luck!