This cache has come
from Moscow, Idaho, USA and is owned by LadyStevenson and
maintained by the Phillimore Clan. The contents of this cache are
representative of LadyStevenson's home in the USA, please trade
items from it with items that represent your home or the UK. The
items traded into this cache will be sent to the USA to replenish
it's sister cache, "Cor blimey it's a Limey cache".
To find out more
about Geocaching in LadyStevenson's state Idaho please visit the
Idaho
Geocachers home on the internet.
This cache is placed
at the start of a short trail down to some fishing ponds alongside
the railway track. The trail beyond the cache can often be flooded
in winter during heavy rainfall, so take care and wear wellies if
exploring. There is a small amount of parking on the grass verge by
the path entrance, do not leave car on road here as cars do come
down this service road quite fast!
When you visit this
cache, please have trade items that represent the region you are
from or the UK. The reason this is asked is because the trade items
will go to the sister cache in the USA
(
ICE ~ Ivy League,
Oxford).
An International Cache Exchange is where two people from two
different countries agree to exchange caches. Then, you maintain
the cache in your country & the other person maintains the
cache in their country. When supplies get low, you replenish your
cache in the other country & your counterpart replenishes the
cache in your country. The original cache exchange was between
"Divine" in Finland and Canadazuuk in Canada.
This is the LINK
for the forum thread on the International Cache Exchange. Here is a
LINK
for the Nordic thread in the forums. Finally, here is the
LINK
to an article in Today's Cacher written by Divine (about
International Cache Exchanges).
Please ensure that
this cache is well hidden as it is right next to a footpath and
could be easily spotted if not hidden well, thanks.
As my employer has decided that it would be a good idea to
move the whole organisation to Bristol, the Phillimore's (Mad H@ter
and Muddy Legs) will be moving on to pastures new and some fresh
caches. Unfortunately this will mean that it will become difficult
for us to maintain our Oxfordshire caches, so we will therefore be
gradually archiving the majority of them. We shall start our
program of collecting the caches and archiving them in the new
year, but as we have one or two caches out there this will not be a
five minute program! If you would particularly like to find this
cache before it is archived please get in touch and we will try and
hold off archiving it.