Nice easy one - easy off-road parking if you approach
from the east, and a shortish stroll to the site along the path
which will take you through an interesting historical site. Its not
exactly flat - but is an easy enough walk.
Keep to the path until you reach and cross over the stile - then
you'll be looking in the direction of the 'mill'...
There's a musical hint... HERE
Not much left of the place, but the site retains a certain
'atmosphere' and water still bubbles up from a spring into the old
moat. The information board tells you about the history, and there
are lovely views to the south. Please respect the site and obey all
signs.
The cache itself is a glass pickle-jar so is quite small and is
just south of the bridal path. You should have a good satelite fix
as close as 1 metre from the cache.
Just the odd jogger or horse-rider around when I've been there -
but I believe there are occasional guided tours.
There's an attractive village nearby where you can buy plants or
works of art - and the pub/restaurant also looks inviting. (plenty
of parking there too)
original contents (not room for much):
- Pack of (small) cards
- Key ring from Table Mountain, Cape Town
- 2 Swedish coins
NB: The given coords are now correct!