Regent’s Park is one of the most beautiful
of London’s major parks and is known as the "jewel in the
crown" of London’s parks. Originally owned by Henry VIII, it
was redesigned in 1811 by John Nash, who created a rounded
shape, a long boating lake, and a second home for the prince.
The park was closed to the public until 1845, when Queen
Victoria opened it two days a week. Now it is open every day
from dawn to dusk.
The cache is located near a water fountain constructed with
funds donated by Sir Cowasjee Jehangir. This fountain towers nearly
7 metres high and dominates the pathway in this area of the park.
For more information on Sir Cowasjee, see his bio at the
1911 Edition Encyclopedia.
You can visit this location after finding Cara’s College
Cache, Criss Cross Bridge, Not in the Zoo,
or York Bridge, all in Regent’s Park. It is mid-way
between Queen Mary’s Gardens and the London Zoo.
You are searching for a small lock n lock type box. There is a
log book and a couple of pens, plus a couple of goodies to swap...
You will not need to leave the path to retrieve or replace the
cache.