THE END OF THE LINE
(Bucks)
Located up a little lane between the villages of Grendon
Underwood and Quainton in Bucks is an overgrown disused railway
line. It's a remote and tranquil spot, which is probably why an
organisation called the 'Birch, Bottoms & Lovitt Pony Club' (a
group with no interest in horses, as seen on Eurotrash!) held their
2003 summer junket here. Just don't ask how I happen to know
this!
Start your adventure at N51° 52.661 / W000° 58.173. At
this initial location (with limited parking) you'll find yourself
under some lines. Needless to say, while you're here you shouldn't
try to interfere with them or this structure in any way.
Above your head are two signs with numbers which I've replaced with
letters in brackets. They look like:
The name of a big company, PLC.
0800 (A)0 (A)0 (B)(C)
(A)YH(D)(E)
The Cache is located at:
N51° 53.EA(B-D) / W000°
58.C(A+D)(B-E)
There are several ways get on the right track from here, but the
proper footpath access is just beyond the road bridge you should be
close to. While safely reliving fond memories of 'Stand By Me',
keep your eyes open for all the wildlife in this area. Who knows,
maybe you'll catch sight of a fine young filly out for a
trot...
Happy hunting!
The cache originally contained:
1x Daily Mail original Elvis CD. Urhur. Thank you very much.
1x £2 off any PS2 title priced at £9.99 or more at Game voucher
(valid until 30/9/04)
2x Candles
1x Spiders Web decoration (with plastic spider. Don't say I didn't
warn you!)
Plus the usual: Log book, pen and cache note.
Things to enjoy while searching for this
cache:
While you're in the area, I suggest you try Dan & Pid's
excellent Misty Water Coloured Memories or
Brian's Warren - A Quainton ramble by
The Hornet. They're both only a short drive away.
