Public Convenience: Limit 2 Tons Traditional Geocache
Long Man: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache, I'm archiving it.
Andy
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Small plastic container in a camoflage bag, hidden just off one of Virginia Water's main paths near the Totem Pole. SHould be an easy find.
Situated in Virginia Water, just off the A30 near Sunningdale. The water was created after damming in 1753 and is now a public park with excellent walks and views. Highlights include the cascade, the ancient Greek temple and the totem pole (a gift from British Columbia).
You can park in the carpark just off the A30. It's free for the first 90 minutes which should be plenty of time to find this cache. Head for the totem pole. The park can get busy, especially in the summer, but the cache has been placed a little out of the way so should be easy enough to find without being spotted.
The title is an 'homage' to two signs that used to be on a signpost at the entrance to the carpark, relating to entirely seperate facilities but which if read together were amusing to a 5 year old's mind. Sadly the post has long since been replaced.
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Uvqqra ng gur onfr bs n ynetr gerr, arne gur ohfurf.