A series of caches created during the dreadful year 2020.
So here’s something to occupy those long long weeks and months in lockdown, a jigsaw.
Along with something to occupy those odd days when we can actually go outside, a cache.
The caches are placed on the footpaths around Hillditch copice and provides an opportunity to walk from Hartlebury village to the common and back along paths that may, on occasion, contain traces of mud. At all other times there’s darn great lumps of the stuff!
All the jigsaws are of the local area, and should occupy the odd 20 minutes.
All the caches are Philm related, mostly somewhere between 30 and 40mm.
Those of you who know us will understand the significance of Philm, otherwise, just enjoy.
Snap snap,
Grin Grin.
Wink wink,
So the Cache is not at the given coordinates, it is a short walk away.
To find the correct coordinates, you will need to complete the jigsaw puzzle below.
Hartlebury Common is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
It is the largest and most important area of heathland in Worcestershire, containing many rare plants and animals and offers reasonably easy walking conditions at all times of the year.
Please be aware that cows are currently being used to control vegetation, they are however extremely placid in nature.
Please bring your own pencil and tweezers.
Our thanks as always to Mr Denby the parish path warden for his enthusiasm and encouragement in the production of these caches.
On this occasion special thanks to Mr Martin Barnett of the Countryside Services West Sites Team for permission to place these caches.