The cache is located on (NOT UNDER, the path under is slippery but
manageable an old bridge on the Ystwyth Trail which went over the
Manchester to Milford Haven railway, which the Ystwyth trail is
based upon.
The cache is not in the wall of the bridge.
The section of the Yystwyth trail which is based upon the old
railway is generally flat and is suitable for family cycling.
This cache is just on the right side of Lon Ty Llwyd,
Llanfarian.
I suggest going by bike but it can be accessed by foot quite easily
from Llanfarian or Aberystwyth.
For more information on the Ystwyth Trail you can go here:
http://tourism.ceredigion.gov.uk/saesneg/ystwythtrail2.htm
When completed, the series will be a 9 part series with the common
coins in circulation before 1971 when British coins were
decimalised.
The old system was a little confusing (Humans weren't designed with
12 fingers!) but was hundreds of years old.
-Farthing
-Ha'Penny
-Penny
-Thruppeny bit
-Sixpence
-Shilling
-Florin (2 shillings)
-Half Crown
-Crown
The sixpence was equal to 6 old pennies.
They are considered good lucky charms!
