Insideout Wood Traditional Geocache
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In National Trust land opposite Outwood Windmill
Items in the cache to start:
1-10 Finder Certificates
A windmill Book(also on sale at Kiosk)
Selotape & Dispenser(nice one)
2 Coasters
Pack of cards
Post it note pad
selotape
4 bouncy balls
2 packs crayons
5 Word puzzles
5 Parachute men
1 Finger Monster
5 Packs Tiger Tail balloons
1 TDK blank cassette
and the usual Log Book & Pens/Pencil
This cache was originally placed on an oak beam Inside Outwood Windmill! But I should have read the geo rules properly!!!
So it is now in the woods opposite,still Inside Outwood though! Parking is suggested at the NT car park which is down the track directly opposite the road to the mill. Wandering through the woods in the right GPS direction! you may come to a field in front of you just near to a NT post. You should be near the cache, go left till you see the Twin Rusty trees, with your back to these trees you are looking in the direction of the cache!
Please try not to leave a "new path" to it and not to be seen because I worry about my new ammo box! Not just an old sarny box like my other one! have fun and don`t get lost coming back as I did! (Shhhh)
You may want to visit the original hiding place as is detailed below!
OPENING TIMES
The Windmill and grounds are open every Sunday and Bank Holiday, from Easter to the end of September.
ADMISSION – Adults £2, Children £1
The windmill is open from 2.00 pm to 6 pm
(but may close earlier if there are no visitors)
OUTWOOD WINDMILL is one of the most picturesque in the country. It was built in 1665, and is the oldest windmill in Britain which is still working. The mill has won several awards and has featured in numerous films and television programmes.
In the grounds are many friendly birds, including hens, ducks, geese, and pheasants. There is also a play area for small children.
The windmill is surrounded by National Trust common land and woodland, where nature walks and picnics and caches can be enjoyed. You may wander freely and enjoy the lovely surroundings.
There are also several local pubs and inns where you can enjoy good food and drink.
Please check website for opening times
(visit link)
Please ignore the email on the ammo can, it is now hotmail.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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