PP05 - Rushbrook Farm Traditional Cache
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Rushbrook Farm - Pluckley Plod #05
You are looking for a medium clip top box.
Please ensure cache is well hidden and camouflaged afterwards.
Additional Information
This stretch of the walk by Chris-King will take you for a stroll around a section of one of Kent's most picturesque villages.
For more information on the series, please see PP01 - Haunted Hunt
The village was also featured on an episode of BBC's Top Gear. Two of the presenters, James May and Richard Hammond, were filming a review of the Smart Forfour. They spent 24 consecutive hours in the car, plus spent the night in the Screaming Woods. The local radio station KMFM broadcast their Hallowe'en special – "Frightday Night" – in 2009, they also explored the 'Screaming Woods'.
Pluckley's recent claim to fame has most recently been through the successful television series The Darling Buds of May, the first series being screened in 1991, and it is this, rather than the reputation as, according to The Guinness Book of Records, the most haunted village in England that is cherished by most of the residents.
It is a lovely walk with some great views, but some of the paths can get muddy so good boots are recommended. There are also some great places to stop for refreshments, so you can plan your walk accordingly.
Full information of the footpaths in Pluckley can be found on the following link
Additional waypoints are given to assist you with your walk where needed.
Directions are given for doing the series in number order:
From 'Rushbrook Farm', continue to walk up the lane until you reach the T-Junction where it joins Malmains Road, turn right here (WP05).
MankyBadger, Tia67uk and Chris-King hope you enjoy the series
Congratulations to 'BaCas' for FTF on 29/09/2013.
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