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Lipchis Canal Wander 11 V2 Traditional Cache

This cache has been archived.

Long Man: I have made two requests for this cache to be maintained and the listing is still disabled. I feel the owner has had sufficient time to carry out the required maintenance, but has failed to do so.

Because of this I'm archiving the cache.

Andy
Long Man
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Hidden : 4/8/2022
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:


Easy caching along the Chichester Ship Canal which also forms part of the New Lipchis Way. 

Please visit http://www.newlipchisway.co.uk/ for more information.

 

Simple traditional cache set along the footpath that runs along the Chichester Ship Canal. Please put the pieces back as found to keep it hidden. This footpath is also a part of the New Lipchis Way which starts at Liphook and journeys south until it reaches the sea at West Wittering. 

Cache 0.5 (an addition to the original series) guides you from the Canal Basin to the first cache in the series (number 1!). This is a multi-step cache.

Caches 1 to 3 in the series (originally placed by Tebbsticles) will take you from the Canal Basin to Hunston Bridge.

Series recently extended by jpitt5:

Caches 4 to 7 in the series (extending the original series of three caches) will take you from Hunston bridge to Donnington Bridge. This leg of the series includes one multi-stage cache. You may also want to include 'Church Micro 2830.... St George's Donnington' (GC3PP4E) at the end of this section of the series.

Caches 8 to 14 in the series (extending the original series of three caches) take you from Donnington Bridge to the entrance of Chichester Marina. Please note that there is a very busy road between caches 13 and 14 so please keep children close and take care. This leg of the series also includes a multi-step cache.

Caches 15 to 20 in the series take you from the entrance to Chichester Marina down to, and over, the last lock until you reach the sea.

You will not need to climb fences or stray from the path to find any of the caches placed. The path past Hunston Bridge gets a little rough in places despite having a compacted surface - I would advise that only pushchairs with hardy wheels continue from this point!

The marina is visitor friendly with a few restaurants and cafes on site if you choose to keep going along the public footpath - particularly good on a hot day!

Original Message from Tebbsticles

These caches are here to help let off some steam. Nice flat gravelled path suitable for all; walkers, cyclists, pushchairs, wheelchairs, I've even seen a Segway zipping down here. Simple caches placed so you can admire the beauty that still survives amongst a busy city and surrounding areas. 

In the warmer weathers you will find a lot more Muggles about, especially the fishing type, but I have placed the caches away from the platforms, hopefully making it easier to be stealthy. 

Enjoy the walk, and don't get too busy looking around or you'll miss the caches!

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Want to get back to Chichester from Chichester Marina?
Upon completing the 'Lipchis Canal Wander' series you may also want to complete 'The Return' series which takes you partially along the Salterns Way, following coastal footpaths back to Chichester.
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Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Jung yvrf jvguva? N unjgubea gerr jvgu n frperg oruvaq vg.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)