Where’s my Wooden Leg? - I’m sure it has been said by a pirate somewhere!
So-called ‘peg legs’ may have been a reality on pirate ships due to the high risk of injuries, but again, there are no eyewitness accounts to suggest anyone wore them. Just like the pirate trope of buried treasure, the popular use of eyepatches and peg legs stems from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, in which Long John Silver has both.
VERY IMPORTANT - PLEASE BRING A TOWEL WITH YOU
You don’t want to get those log books wet!
This is a pole cache - we used a 10m flagpole - but not fully extended
This cache has a TEAMWORK attribute - one person to row the boat and another to retrieve it
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DIVORCES, BROKEN BROMANCES OR ANY DOMESTICS ON THE CANAL!
Please bring your own pen.
Remember, to claim a find you must sign the logbook.