On The Edge Traditional Cache

The Holderness Coast in the north east of England stretches for 61½ km from the high chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head in the north to the sand spit of Spurn Point in the south. Renowned for having the highest erosion rates in Europe, the Holderness coast is quoted as eroding at 1.8m per annum. The coastline itself is comprised of low sedimentary cliffs, at the base of which are thin narrow beaches.

The cache is a nano magnetic container so you will need a pen, it is on part of the cliffe that may not be there for too much longer. It is not quite a drive by but you can park right next to the cache. On most days because of the view and the availablity of some very pleasant walks it does get very busy, so please ensure the cache is replaced correctly.