Cachephrase - Michael Aspel - 1987 Traditional Cache
Cachephrase - Michael Aspel - 1987
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A series of caches named after the many catchphrases over the years that have made stars famous. The idea is to look at the hint after you have found the cache to see if you have guessed the correct catchphrase. Hints will be given on some caches in the series. An assortment of container types, some will need tweezers & pen to sign the log. Please note the location of cache before removing & replace as found.
Michael Terence Aspel was born in Battersea in London.
He worked as a drainpipe-layer and gardener, and sold advertising space for the Western Mail newspaper in Cardiff. He worked as a teaboy at William Collins publishers in London and then entered National Service. He took up a job at the David Morgan department store in Cardiff until 1955, before working as newsreader for the BBC in Cardiff in 1957.
Aspel was featured on a TV programme in 1980, and when host Eamonn Andrews died in 1987 he became presenter of the programme until its run ended in 2003.
It was also reported that he had a dormant case of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Ivy tree bowl, small screw top container.
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Guvf Vf Lbhe Yvsr.