King Edward V
This cache is classed as a Terrain rating of 1.0 as the surface is tarmac and the elevation difference from highest to lowest point is only around 3m over at least 400m horizontally.
This location is close to a relatively busy road and there are houses in the proximity. Stealth required!
The cache is not at the posted co-ordinates; this is the starting point.
You need to collect information from the various stages to enable you to find the final co-ordijnates.
Cache location is N51 39.ABC W000 41.DEF
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| HG "Variety Pack" Series - HGVP series |
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| The objective of the "Holmer Green Variety Pack" (HGVP) series is to provide a varied mixture of Difficult & Terrain ratings, container size and |
| cache types to encourage youngsters to try geocaching while keeping the more seasoned campaigners happy. |
| Most of the caches are premium, however, a few are non-premium to give others - particularly those new to geocaching a flavour of what it's all about. |
| The majority of the caches are Traditional, however, there are a few Multi-caches and several Mystery (or puzzle) caches. |
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| The Difficulty ranges from 1.0 up to 3.5. |
| The Terrain ratings are 1.0 - 2.5 with the majority being 1.5. There's one that I've been able to rate as 1.0 and therefore IS wheelchair accessible. |
| The elevation ranges from 111m to 184m. |
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| The layout comprises a circular-ish tour from Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire to Little Missenden, Buckinghamshire and back. |
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| Certain sections are more busy than others with muggles, dog walkers and cyclists on the bridlepaths. |
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| This series spans over a number of earlier cache placements so, of course, do plan to visit those as well. |
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| Some of the containers may have ballast e.g. pebbles, etc. to stop them being |
| blown away in windy weather and/or washed away in wet weather. |
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| Copyright acknowledged and thanks to The National Portrait Gallery for licenses to use images. |
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| Don't hesitate to get in touch if you need any help. |
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