J & D are a series of caches that were given to us on Mr K's Birthday by "J and D".

They all highly camoflaged, some easier to spot than others. The series will continue as we run through the caches.

Placed near a tram stop on the Manx Electric Tramway. PLEASE DO NOT search behind the tram stop as this is private land. Good luck!

The Manx Electric Railway was built between 1893 and 1899 and connects the Island’s capital, Douglas, with Laxey in the east and Ramsey in the north.

It’s acknowledged as the longest narrow gauge vintage electric railway system in the British Isles and still uses its original Victorian and Edwardian rolling stock. In fact, two of the trams in use are the oldest regularly operated tram cars in the world!

The 17 miles railway will take you along some of the most scenic stretches of railway in the British Isles. On one side you’ll experience the beautiful Manx countryside, glens and picturesque villages and to the other, you’ll have far-reaching views out to sea.

Although well known for its rural location there are more than 60 official stations or stops on the Manx Electric Railway network which provides a perfect opportunity to hop off and explore some of the Island’s most stunning glens and coastal areas.