Right Ear - Leg of the Antihelix Traditional Cache
Long Man: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache, I'm archiving it.
Andy
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Right Ear - Leg of the Antihelix
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This fairly short series of geocaches is my first attempt at some Geo-art. Another ear, the Left, was planned nearby, but it wasn't a very nice area, and bordered on caches-for-caches sake. Not the best justification for cache placement!
Successful completion of these caches, and some of the other local geocaches should result in an earful of smilies on your map (assuming a decent zoom level, no re-placed icons for corrected coordinates, and a fair degree of artistic interpretation etc etc etc!).
Right Ear - Leg of the Antihelix
So, 'ere we are then; The Ear. Happily enough, at Headcorn. As good a place as any for an ear, I think (in fact, this little series features a Head with an ear now attached). There's a few of the good old standard 35mm film-pot micros, a couple of larger ones to accommodate simple TBs, and everybody's favourite - a couple of Ivy Covered Trees for your Nano seeking pleasure.
This series is easily accessible for walkers - though please take care along narrow roads. If you're caching-and-dashing, or just picking the odd one off here and there for caching streak purposes, please park the car safely while you do your paperwork! This being an 'ear' some are at about head-height - depending on the height of your head. There are three Unknown caches - but, with some research/knowledge, these should be attainable too.
In the village, there is a Pay and Display car park, a smattering of shops, and a couple of pubs. There's also a Wherigo GC5N2DW (visit link) some other Traditionals GC1RGKR (visit link) & GC1RBKR (visit link) and, due to this series, a marginally brief anatomy lesson about the structures of the outer ear...
This location is roughly the Leg of the Antihelix, and the geocache is a tub that should be used to dry hearing aids. The magnet is an after market add-on by me!
Additional Hints
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Vg'f n gho. Vg'f tbg n zntarg ba vg. Vf gurer nalguvat arneol gung zvtug nppbzzbqngr fhpu n guvat?