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Tooting Bec Common — the northern and eastern part of the
commons — was within the historic parish of Streatham, and
takes its name from the area's links to Bec Abbey at Le
Bec-Hellouin in Normandy. At various points in history this common
has been called Streatham Common, which causes some confusion with
the open space a mile to the east of that name. The common is not
immediately adjacent to the area now known as Tooting Bec, which
appears to take its name from Tooting Bec Road.
Walk into the park and head to the duck pond, the cache can be
found on a mound by walking up a mound and looking back on yourself
underneath the undergrowth