Welcome to Norshley's Cache Park. This set of more than 30 new caches is given for the London caching community, and visitors to London, to enjoy, in honour of my Twentyversary. It has been twenty years since my first cache find on January 6, 2003. This park can be wet and muddy in some seasons, and there are creek crossing which require boots or water shoes. You can access this cache park from the trailhead on Staffordshire Place. Most of the caches are regular and large sized, with only a few smalls and one micro. They comprise a variety of icons, but no challenges nor traditionals. Just some good old-fashioned alternate icons for you to find.
This geocache is named for Maggie Mac Neil, the Londoner competitive swimmer. She was born in China in 2000 and was adopted as a baby by her Canadian family a year later. She was inspired by the 2008 Summer Olympics swimming competition and subsequently competed for Sir Frederick Banting Secondary School. She attended the University of Michigan and won championships and broke NCAA records. As part of the Canadian women's swim team, she won 3 medals at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. Her specialty is the 100 metre butterfly, and she holds the current Short Course world record at 54.05 seconds, as well as the world record for the Short course 50 metre backstroke at 25.25 seconds. She was named by the Association of National Olympic Committees as the Best Female Athlete of Tokyo 2020. She is currently pursuing graduate studies at UCLA in California.
This is a letterbox hybrid cache, and is at the posted coordinates. The stamp is not a trading item. Please leave it in the container for the next cacher. You will have to use your imagination on how to access the log book...