This is to replace the original cache which was the first in the series on or near the bridges over the River Teme in Worcestershire.
A bridge over the Teme in Tenbury has a long history. There has been a bridge since at least the medieval times. The interesting bend in the middle of the bridge is a result of repairs in the seventeenth century. More repairs were carried out in 1795 by Thomas Telford.
In 1908 the County authorities of Worcestershire and Shropshire repaired and widened the bridge. You can find a plaque to commemorate this work. You can also stand with one foot in each of the two counties.
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There is plenty of free parking on Teme Street.
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