Chips II (W.Sussex) Traditional Cache
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The 'Chips' cache is located in pleasant woodland behind East Court, a former private house and a Grade 2 listed building, built in 1769. The woods and it’s grounds are open to the public, 2 stones on the terrace mark where the Greenwich Meridian passes through the area which is fun for those with a GPS machine. The building houses the Council Offices & the Museum which is open Wed & Sat, 2 to 4pm. Toilets are also located near the car park (N 51 07.781 W 000 00.135).Note the 'W'.
The views from the back of the building are beautiful. To enter the woods walk down the slight hill towards the opening and footpath (N 51 07.810 E000 00.153). Then start searching.
'Chips' cache is named after my old family pet dog who used to wonder that woodland with me when I was a boy (from about 1975 to 1986 when he died). His spirit lives there.
It has replaced the original Chips cache which was unfortunatly vandalised.See (visit link) This new one is in a completely new location withing the same woods.
The container is a brown ammo box and contains:
A Darkness CDR
A 'Dangerzone' double cd
A mini calculator
A 'Come on England' sticker
A KNAC.Com sticker
A decorative shell
A Disney 'Lion King' toy
An official Geocaching pencil
Please do not add anything without taking something as space inside is limited. Thanks.
Happy hunting!
As a caviet. I have since become a qualified dog trainer. I owe much of my career to the wonderful CHIPS!
Tony
www.tc-dog-trainer.co.uk
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