Great Finborough is a rural village in Suffolk, England about 3 miles from Stowmarket. Great Finborough's name is thought to have derived either from Magna Fynbarow - being a barrow (burial mound) in the fens - or as Hollingsworth has in his 'History of Stowmarket' ; Finebg or fineborga, with the Saxon meaning of Fenn as a marsh and Burgh or Borg as a small town, ie. the town of the Fen, or Fentown.
Buxhall - The unspoilt rural village is a mix of old properties, many thatched, and contemporary houses inhabited by long standing residents and a variety of welcome newcomers. At the beginning of the twentieth century Buxhall was virtually self sufficient with an agricultural economy.
The series will take you on a walk through the villages of Great Finborough & Buxhall, which will include crossing stiles, crossing farmers fields, fields occupied by horses (please keep dogs on leads), meadow land walking along country lanes and a golf course.
The Series comprises of 25 caches, included 3 Church Micros. Along the route you will pass other 5 caches and in the village of Great Finborough, you will find a handful more.
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Many Thanks to Frenchboy for helping us with this series
You are looking for a novetly cache, tweezers and pen are required
Please take care when retrieving cache (you will need to unwind) and ensure cache is returned to the correct location
Entries maybe deleted if log is not signed