PADGATE STATION
Padgate station lies to the east of Warrington on the southern
route of the Liverpool to Manchester Line.
The station is served by local stopping trains to Manchester
Oxford Road and Liverpool Lime Street with an hourly frequency.
The station is fairly quiet, serving just 200 passengers per
day, hence it is now unmanned and the old Cheshire Lines Committee
station building has been converted to a fish and chip shop and a
garden shop.
The station can also be reached from Warrington and Leigh via
bus numbers 28 and 28A.
The cache is a micro containing just a logbook and pencil.
When replacing the cache, please ensure that it is not visible
from the path.
The paths are paved and accessible by wheelchair or pushchair,
however the final few metres to the cache are not.
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Its behind you
FTF honours go to
muttoneer on 31/10/2008 at 5.10pm.
