Munces Wood Traditional Geocache
Bob Smith: Evidently found by the local children, so time to archive
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Munces Wood is a green oasis in the otherwise over-developed village of Marlow Bottom, situated between Marlow and High Wycombe
This is a micro cache in a 35mm film canister and is hidden in Munces Wood. The Wood formerly part of the garden of a large house was saved from the developers a few years ago by locally raised funds. It is a popular place for the doggy fraternity although I have to say there were none to be seen when I was planting the cache.
Although there are two roads adjacent and houses all around the cache location is not overlooked, apart that is for a lot of tree cover. GPS reception can be a problem but I was able to get consistent co-ords on two occasions.
Park on the road at the entrance to the wood and the cache is just a few metres inside.
The village has it's own successful brewery to be found at the entrance to the valley. Go in and you will be get a sample of the local brew.
Unlike some 'cheaper' micros this one actually has its own pencil and when planted had a few small denomination foreign coins (still legal tender ones!!).
Whilst in the area why not try my 'The Booker Prize' GCKMQW cache?
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Fheryl guvf vf na rnfl bar, vg fgvpxf bhg ng lbh.