This
series of caches has been made possible by kind permission of the
Ernest Cook Trust.
If anyone
else would like to place caches on the trusts land please contact
the estate office (contact details their on
website).
Hopefully
this short series of caches will entice you to visit this
interesting area nestling in the Berkeley Vale. Much of this land
was once part of the large Berkeley Estate and even today there are
pockets of Berkeley land all the way to Frampton on Severn to South
of Berkeley.
This series of caches has been routed to only use paths that are
reasonably good all year round, however they are all on farm land
and therefore will be affected by weather and any crop that maybe
in the field. This makes a good walk for children with plenty of
caches all big enough to contain small swaps and trackables. Use a
map, preferably the OS 1:25000 Explorer series No.167. If you do
not have this use the option below on this page to view the
location on Streetmap.co.uk (zoom out to 1:25000 to see the field
boundaries etc).
My advice is
to use public footpaths rather than bridleways in all but the
driest of weather .
Please follow the country code.
This is
number one in a series of six caches plus a bonus. Collect the
numbers from the underside of the lid of each cache to find the
bonus cache. This one can be found in Penny Lane, however I didn't
see any beetles when placing it.
Please make
sure you re-hide the cache well.
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