This is an extension to a walk that I used to do with a close friend Tigga and his two dogs every Saturday morning. Depending on how energetic we would feel, we would extend the walk to include this additional section through Seisdon and back along a bridleway to trysull. Part of this extension to the walk is along public roads, so you will need to take care of the geokids and geodogs. The roads are relatively quiet most of the time, but can be used as shortcuts by some.
There is a variety of caches, hopefully with some to bring a smile to your faces, and earn a favourite or two for me! None are intended to be particularly difficult to find, as my reason for Geocaching is to get out walking in new places and the caches, for me, should be well hidden but reasonably easy to find, or with good clues.
You may need tweezers or similar tool to extract the logs on some caches.
Looking for a small green bison tube.
This is a busy bridle path in the summer, with lots of dog walkers, so stealth is required,