The cache is not at the listed coordinates. The coordinates lead you to the centre of the Humber Bridge.
Crossing the Humber
For centuries the Humber Estuary was a barrier to trade and development between the two banks. Local interests campaigned for over a hundred years for the construction of a bridge or tunnel across. There were ferries across the Estuary, but the route by road involved going to Goole, which is 29 miles from Hull and 53 miles from Grimsby.
Approval for the construction of a suspension bridge was granted in 1959 with the passing of the Humber Bridge Act and the creation of the Humber Bridge Board, although it was not until 1972 that work finally began. Work on the construction took eight years, during which time upwards of one thousand workers were employed at times of peak activity. Traffic first crossed the bridge on 24th June 1981 and on 17th July 1981 Her Majesty the Queen performed the formal opening ceremony.
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To find this cache you will first need to complete the 5 Adventure Labs set around the Humber Crossing. The Labs can be completed in any order.
As you complete the Adventure Labs please read the journal to gain the information required to find this bonus cache.
You can find the cache at N 53 A.B W 000 C.D
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New to Adventure Labs - Keep reading to learn more.
Geocaching Adventure Lab is a platform that allows you to create, play, and share location-based experiences and games. The Adventure Lab app guides players through the process of finding clues, solving puzzles, and completing Adventures one location at a time.
To Find an Adventure Lab
- Download the free Adventure Lab app.
- Log in with your Geocaching.com account.
- Select a nearby Adventure from the map or list.
- Navigate to the Adventure location and follow the instructions in the description.