Gresford Colliery Mining Disaster Memorial
You are looking for an oversized nano - pencil included.
To the lucky few that find it, please ensure that the cache is placed exactly back in the same orientation 
Important: Please do not walk on the flower beds directly under the monument - no need to climb either
Background:
The Dennis section of Gresford Colliery was the scene of one of the worst mining disasters in the country when on 22 September 1934 there was a major underground explosion; that and the subsequent fire eventually killed 266 miners.
In 1982 a monument was erected in the grounds of Gresford Colliery Club to commemorate the disaster; the memorial comprises two tapering stone piers supporting one of the winding sheaves from the colliery.
In 2000 the names of all those who lost their lives in the disaster were added to the memorial.
Please take a moment to ponder the names of those who perished in the disaster.