Yomp to Brim-----The Stream Traditional Cache

My Grandad used to spend hours fishing in the pond up at the top of the path now its a privatley run pond but still a beutiful location to sit and ponder .

Dont ponder for long though cos you got a cahe to find down near the stream a small black cache within touching distance of the stream which may require wet feet to get to depending on the recent weather .

follow the path and look for a cahe byop now room for swaps and please dont drown!

In 1638 the lordship of Tapton with a capital messuage known as Tapton Hall was sold by Durant Allsopp and Thomas Allsopp, gentlemen, also of Durant Hall, Holy Well Street, Chesterfield, to George Taylor (d.1668) of London, Vintner, with closes (fields) at Brimington with several other properties including Durant Hall.^[2] Taylor left instructions in his will for the founding of alms houses, and 6 alms houses were duly erected in 1678 in Salter Gate, by his son-in-law Charles Scrimshire, as the inscription in the centre of the buildings attests.^[3] It was inherited by Taylor's daughter and sole-heiress Esther Taylor, who married Sir Charles Scrimshire of Norbury in Staffordshire, Sheriff of Derbyshire in 1698.^[4] It was then acquired in 1701, with Durant Hall, by Thomas Gladwin,^[5] a member of the Gladwin family ofTupton Hall and descended via his co-heiress to the Clarke family and thence to the Cox family, and in 1746 was sold, with Durant Hall, and with the manor and lordship of Tapton, by William Coxe to Adam Slater of Chesterfield, apothecary.