BEWARE THIS SERIES NEEDS A LOT OF STEALTH - HIGH MUGGLE AREA! SIX OF THE THIRTEEN CACHES WILL PROVIDE CLUES FOR A BONUS CACHE!
We have lived locally in Watton for the past 4 years, and every day we come across new little places we had never heard of, so we thought why not make a series to teach people about Watton. All of the info has been written with a lot of research and help from local people and organisations such as the Watton Museum, Watton Town Council, Loch Neaton Committee and the Wayland Partnership. PLEASE put back the caches exactly where they were and please be careful not to break some of them - they have certain ways to get into them. This is a 7km circular walk which should take roughly between 2 - 3 hours. The route consists of walking through Watton Town centre, footpaths and bridle ways and in places there is deep water and cars so please keep all children and dogs safe. Most cache sites are also muggle central - so be careful and use your stealth! The caches are a variety of obvious and not so obvious, large and nano, and alternative caches. Also throughout the series there is opportunity to have some nice food and drink in various places. Have fun, and we welcome any feedback.
Church Walk & the First Infant School 
Church Walk was gifted to the town to commemorate the coronation of Edward 7th, 9th August 1902. It is still lined with lime tress that were planted at the time. At either end of the walk are the Walsingham Gates, which were presented by Lord Walsingham and recently refurbished by the Wayland Prison. The building at the west end of the walk originally housed the First Infant School. It was built from funds raised by public subscription in 1876 and is now used by the Mens Shed.
Well done Wolf Captain for FTF!