Four Lakes Trail #11: Cornered Traditional Cache
Four Lakes Trail #11: Cornered
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The eighth cache in the Four Lakes Trail series, on two bends (corners) in the road, hence the title. You're looking for a small plastic tub, with some room for swaps and trackables. This is close to a house entrance so please be stealthy. Then go a bit further up the road and turn onto the footpath to #9.
*Make sure to collect the numbers for the bonus in every cache- see GC6A7NP for details*
A walk of around 3km along my favourite Backwell walk, part of the Nailsea Loop Walk, whereby you'll come across a total of 4 eponymous lakes over the 13 caches. I would recommend doing this during dry weather conditions as after wet days some parts of the trail (especially around #2, #3 and #4) get VERY MUDDY to a point where it's a lot harder to walk on. Terrain Levels are respective of this.
All caches are on public footpaths or publicly accessible land. Some of the land occasionally has grazing livestock, (particularly cows and horses) so keep dogs close by.
The trail itself is quite adventurous, with varied terrains: Paved ground, grassy field, muddy footpaths, stony ground and steps. Be warned: YOU WILL HAVE TO CROSS A TRAIN LINE AT ONE POINT between caches #5 and #6; this is potentially dangerous for young cachers and dogs, make sure to keep them both close by.
Also on this trail are the opportunity to pick up two other caches, if you haven't done so already:
• Creepy Crawlies 2 GC1WATB
• SideTracked- Nailsea and Backwell GC54DR6 (provided you parked in the recommended parking area near #1)
I hope you enjoy the walk as much as I do.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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