The final days of Captain Kidd and his crew Multi-cache
MuseumofLondon: Thanks for everyone who logged a visit, we hope you enjoyed it. Unfortunately this cache is no longer accessible as of 9 July 2012 so we are archiving it. Any trackables left inside have been relocated to other caches.
The final days of Captain Kidd and his crew
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This is a walk around London including Borough, The City and Wapping. It should take around 2-3 hours to complete and does involve the use of public transport. All areas are both buggy and wheelchair accessable. PLEASE NOTE THIS CACHE WILL NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE FROM 9 JULY 2012.
Please note that the cache is located within a building which is free to enter and is open 10am - 6pm daily.
Captain Kidd is one of the most famous pirates in history. His activities threatened to undermine the King of England, the government and the mighty East India Company. When captured in 1701, he was subjected to a brief trial and then sentenced to death. Hanged at Execution Dock, he died protesting his innocence. This multi cache allows the participant to take a walk in the final footsteps of Kidd and his men to discover the truth of his tale.
PLEASE NOTE THIS CACHE WILL NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE FROM 9 JULY 2012.
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[Guilty or innocent? Upon entrance descend yonder steps to discover Captain Kidd’s final plunder beneath the waves in Davey Jones’ locker. Tucked away ‘neath stair and behind pillar of wood you will find the key to judge for yourself.]