We are often told (correctly, if somewhat ideologically), that geocaches should take us to somewhere "interesting", and not simply be placed just for the sake of it. The aim of this series is to try and adhere to this ideal by basing caches around details given on an Information Board about the area in which it is situated. By definition, it is hoped that this information will be "interesting", and will help the cacher discover things about the area that would often not be revealed by a traditional cache.
https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/cotswold-way/information
The co-ordinates will take you to a number of Information Boards in the Fish Hill Car Park. You will need to find the information from them in order to locate the final cache.
The Cotswolds National Landscape covers 7A0 sq.miles, stretching from Chipping Campden in the north, all the way to Bath in the South.
The highest point along the Trail is Cleeve Common at BCDm
The AONB contains a network of stone walls estimated to be over E thousand miles in length.
The Cotswolds have been inhabited and shaped by people for over F thousand years.
Cache can be found at N 52 01.(B+D) (C) (A) W 001 49. (B*B) (F-D) (B*C)
You are looking for a green specimem tube about 6 inches long, with logbook and pencil inside.
I hope that you find this an interesting variation on the caching experience. If you would like to add to the series, please contact the CO, Airtomoreira, by emailing him at fyigeocaching@outlook.com. He will allocate a series number to you, and give you some general guidance for placing your cache. If you already have a cache based on an Information Board, and would like to add it to the series, that would be no problem, again, please contact him for a series number.