This
portion of the canal runs from Moira to Marston Junction and is
known as 'Moira Cut', which meanders through gently rolling
countryside. Away from motorways and dual carriageways, it even
avoids almost every village on the way. Absolutely without slopes,
the towpath follows this broad canal for 22 lock free miles along a
single contour at 300 feet. Hedges and reed lined banks create a
wildlife corridor harbouring many species, eg dragonfly, heron,
kingfisher.
This
cache is a small, round container and is along a walk of about 1.5
miles ending at Marston Junction
