This could be done as a cache and dash, if you didn't want to walk the whole series at once. You could also park here to head west along Dead Lane.
A walk taking you to both rural and urban parts of Kirby Cross. The trail is around 5 miles long and has 22 caches, with some more to be picked up on the way.
Redd may appear to be a diminutive dog, but he has an adventurous streak and has accompanied me on many caching outings. He enjoyed this walk as it had a mixture of off-lead runs, and on-the-lead walks past houses.
The intention is for this series to be enjoyed as a whole walk, but if you're a park and grab type person, this is possible in some places but please park courteously.
Be aware that in the winter there will be MUD and in the summer there will be NETLLES. Boots essential for winter. Caches are intended to be easily found - but please help out by covering well when you leave them to avoid muggling.
The series continues with GC8GE3Z FYI 320 Frinton Station aka #20a Redd’s Romp. This is a multi and will guide you round the next part of the series, including the railway crossing, bringing you back to #21 Redd’s Romp - the final cache in this series.