Frankton Lock staircase Traditional Cache
cliveyboy+1: Will upgrade it when I can get to the hide
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one of my caches from my" monty canal caches", its a lockable plasic box, fun and easy to do at the start of the monty canal, watch out for muggles and take care near the water. lots of intresting history along the monty canal
The Llangollen Canal is the modern name for a canal which was originally part of the Ellesmere Canal. Construction of the Ellesmere Canal was authorised by an Act of Parliament obtained in 1793. By 1796, the company had opened two sections of canal, one from Chester to Ellesmere Port, which was very successful commercially, and the other was the Llanymynech Branch, which left the Chester Canal at Hurleston Junction, and passed through Whitchurch, Ellesmere and Frankton to reach Llanymynech. Ten years later, a total of 68 miles (109 km) of canal had been built, including a navigable feeder from Frankton to a little beyond Llangollen.
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