Please read what follows very carefully.
Cache 101 takes it name from room 101 in the novel "1984".
Orwell descibes the room as the place where you will meet your
worst nightmare. No two people will have exactly the same fear-but
it was amazing how many of our friends, who volunteered to try
this, were affected by it. There is no explanation for it that we
can fathom. Reactions varied from bad dreams to insomnia and even
hallucinations in one case. In "1984", Winston Smith's nightmare
was that his face was being eaten by rats. Can you remember
your worst nightmare. Keep it to yourself !
Do not try this cache at night. Under no circumstances bring
children to it. Please wait at a discreet distance, if you see
another cacher at or near the cache. Everyone needs to face this
alone.
Have you any phobias? Ophidiophobia (snakes)
Arachnophobia ( spiders), even Xenophobia ( strangers
)--are you sure that you have none at all?
Some carparking at mapref 50.42.888,003.07.801.
Continue along the A3052 and between Colyford and Sidford you
will find HANGMANS STONE. Obvious care is required at this busy
junction. Downhill at the Southleigh turning to the parking.
Straight across the road from the parking and follow the footpath
signed path. When you reach the right place turn right and as you
approach the cache your GPS signal should return. Although the sun
tries to dispel it, there is certainly an 'atmosphere' in the
forest. Local rumour has it that the remains of the unfortunate
victims of the gibbet at the crossroad, were dumped deep in these
woods. Look out for the bats. One final note, please read the
disclaimer and may be people of a certain disposition should not be
here. Please be careful and remember that " if you go down to the
woods today, you're sure of a big surprise ", but beware, it will
be no picnic !!