Beaumont-cum-Moze means 'beautiful hill' and 'marsh' (taken from early French and Old English) and can be the start point for the walk to this cache. This hiding place can also be approached from the other end of the footpath which can be accessed from Swan Road, approx one kilometer from Thorpe Green. A quick look at a good map will also show there are alternative footpaths available which join this path and so could be made into a circular route if desired.
If you decide to walk from the Swan Road end, you will pass Barker's Farm on the right before being channeled into the footpath straight ahead. The path will, after about 300m lead you to the edge of Beaumonthall Wood (on the left), after crossing a small footbridge over a stream. The footpath then continues around the edge of the wood before crossing the fields towards Beaumont Hall and the church.
The cache will be found on the eastern bank of the stream (so you will need to cross the footbridge if following the above route).
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