GARDEN STATION TB/AMNESTY HIDE – The Great Escape Traditional Cache
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GARDEN STATION TB/AMNESTY HIDE – The Great Escape
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A short circular walk through the overgrown and wild Langley Woods - parking at The Garden Station N54 56.750 W002 16.155
Five POWs have escaped from:
HARPERLEY POW CAMP - The Great Escape.
They have missed the train and are hiding in the wood.
There is also a copy of our missing TB Slytherin (retired) which will remain permanently as the cache GUARDIAN - don't forget to take a note of the number for your log - pick it up and drop it in the usual way when you log your visit:
PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE SLYTHERIN TB FROM THE CACHE.
You can also use this cache to drop any TBs that you would like to get back into the game (anonymously of course!).
It is a themed cache with some swaps and some relevant articles which should remain in the cache. The documents are representative only and not intended to be authentic - for your amusement only 
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One of the most unique and attractive Summer Gardens to visit in Northumberland, with a woodland walk and remarkably pretty restored station buidling, The Garden Station is a place to enjoy beauty and tranquility.
The Garden Station is a unique place which combines the history of railways past with the pleasures of gardens present. For such a small and humble country railway station (1867), the building is a particularly pretty one, with a style and atmosphere which seems to be all of its own. Single story, wooden, green painted, it still has many of its original features intact.
The Woodland Walk is planted with species of plants of many varieties which thrive in woodland conditions. Punctuated with garden sculptures, the woodland walk leads out of the garden, away under two Victorian arched railway bridges into the wild woodland beyond.
The Garden Station is a unique place which combines the history of railways past with the pleasures of gardens present. For such a small and humble country railway station (1867), the building is a particularly pretty one, with a style and atmosphere which seems to be all of its own. Single story, wooden, green painted, it still has many of its original features intact.
Additional Hints
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