Freeman Green is a small wedge of land that is dedicated to the memory of a man that lived next door, who turned this piece of forgotten space into what it is today, and kept it looking so great for many years. It turns out too that he was a bit of a legend around these parts.
Albert (Bill) Purvis Freeman (19/12/1922 - 20/2/2013) was a legendary Wellington rugby coach who guided the Wellington Lions to famous victories over the touring South Africans in 1965 and the British Lions in 1966. He truly was a man of vision who revolutionised the game and made rugby the flowing spectacle that it is today. “On the rise above the eyes” RIP Bill.
(Huge thanks to bkj97 for this info)
The thing that you seek is accessible from right here so there is no need to go rifling through the undergrowth or climbing any trees, and no it isn't a magnetic nano stuck to the steel framework of the bench either.
You will need to bring a pencil or pen to log your find. Any on-line logs not corresponding with the log sheet will be removed and please ensure the cache is left exactly as you found it so the next cacher to come along can also enjoy the find.
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