The
cache is not at the posted coordinates, but its a useful
waypoint nonetheless as it marks a pathway
junction.
One
camouflaged lock-lock type plastic container, the following
ciphertext represents it coordinates.
N2TSE I50 1TGN1P20 1TDO 6030EIW2P 2G
NEDO0
The clue (A) is a hint at the well
known, simple transposition and ancient enciphering method
used.
This cache involves a pleasant 2 km round trip walk
along the Kennet & Avon canal and River Avon. Access is
via public footpaths and the canal towpath.
Ample
carparking is at 51°20.109N 002°14.304W next to a large
family Pub, with W.C facilities and children playground. This area
is also covered by the freely accessible Sally Marina WI-FI
Internet connection, so you may with to take advantage of this to
log your visit.
The towpath
is accessed by walking N.W from the carpark to the bridge at
51°20.164N 002°14.365W. Once on the towpath head toward the
path junction (posted coordinates) and then onto the decoded cache
location. The clue (B) gives a tip to the actual hiding
place.
Original
Cache contents: Log book and pencil. Electronic Radio pen
and headphones. Wild Mushroom guide book. Cyalume Light Stick.
Pretty Butterfly broach I bought back from Mexico. Novelty carabina
with built in compass and clock. Collectors Welsh Pin Badge. Power
ball. Metal promo pen. Cute fishing fly (barb protected but take
care) Couple of old glass marbles.
NOTE: Cache access maybe restricted during warmer times of year due
to an abundance of undergrowth. Please do not seek alternative
route by breaching a barbed wired fence, if you do so I really do
not want to read about it, thx.