By seeking this or any other cache placed
by myself or maintained by me you accept responsibility for your
own safety. Caching can be dangerous. Assess the risk for yourself
before seeking this cache!
Recommended free parking is at N50°42.356, W003°03.492, or along
the riverside towards Axmouth village. This is just a short level
walk away from Axmouth Harbour. In prehistoric times the Harbour
was the most important harbour in the West of England, protected by
the iron age hillforts of Hawkesdown and Musbury. It was a
significant port in Roman times and ancient roadways all led to the
harbour (the Fosse Way ended at Axmouth). The harbour is now home
to the Sailing club.
The reported co-ordinates are not the location of the cache. To
find the cache, you need to find the other three caches in the
series, namely:
Axe View I: Seaton,
Axe View II: Musbury and
Axe View III: Colyton.
Inside the back cover of each of the three log books you will
find two letters and their paired numbers. This final cache is
hidden at:
N50°42.ABC, W003°03.DEF
This area can get very busy on a nice day, so ultimate
discretion may be required.
I hope you enjoyed your trip around the valley and that you had
good views of the surroundings. On your way back to where you came
from, you will walk right past (or over) the oldest concrete bridge
in the country. This area is home to Cachemad's Concrete Axe cache.
