The name is a play on words; "Andy Capp" sounds
like a working-class pronunciation of "handicap", which the
leading character Andy is, to most of the other characters.
His wife, Florence Capp, is called 'Flo' by all the other
characters.
Andy is meant to be a working class figure, located in Hartlepool,
Northern England. His hobbies include pigeon racing, snooker,
football (which always involves fights with the other players, and
frequently ends with Andy being sent off), occasionally cricket and
rugby, betting on horses, getting drunk (often falling in the canal
or arriving home late as a result), fishing (and not catching
anything bigger than a goldfish), womanising, lying on the sofa,
and fighting with his long-suffering wife.
Until the 1980s, he was always seen with a cigarette dangling from
his lip, until it was deemed politically incorrect. Similarly, he
no longer indulges in fisticuffs with Florrie, because of concerns
about the depiction of domestic violence, even though their fights
were always drawn in a stylised fashion so as to avoid offence, and
in any case, Florrie always gave as good as she got. Instead, they
now attend marriage counseling. Andy's trademark cloth cap is
always pulled down over his face, although his eyes bulge out when
he is surprised. It is never clear how he can see where he is
going.
Andy and Florrie are always on the verge of poverty. Andy is
unemployed and lacks motivation, rent on the house and contents are
constantly in arrears, and Percy the rent collector despairs of
ever being paid. Their furniture has been repossessed on several
occasions. Somehow, they always manage to recover it, and Andy is
always able to afford beer and betting (usually by borrowing from
Florrie).
The cache is very delicate to both
remove and replace so please take some added precaution.
Should it go bad for you, just drop me a note and we'll fix it,
which we have already done 2 times now. The cache is a small
container with a log only so BYO 
These coordinates were determined with a WAAS enabled Garmin eTrex
Legend Cx and a Gramin eTrex Vista average over a 3 minute span to
an accuracy of 5.6'.
