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rocknicker wrote: details of rumour: ('scuse caps) THIS CACHE IS AN EASY WALK. PARKING AVAILABLE AT N50 06.019 W005 38.072 THE PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION OF THIS CACHE IS A SMALL FARMING HAMLET. THIS HAMLET WAS ESTABLISHED IN 500 BC. IT WAS DISCOVERD BY MINERS WHO WERE PROSPECTING FOR TIN,AND THE UNDERGROUND CHAMBER (KNOWN IN CORNWALL AS A FOGOU) WAS EXCAVATED IN 1863-8. WE THINK THIS IS A REALLY NICE CACHE WHICH YOU COULD EASILY SPEND AN HOUR INVESTIGATING THE AMAZING CACHE AREA.THE CHILDREN WOULD LOVE IT! PLENTY OF HIDING HOLES/ROCKS. WE NEVER EVEN KNEW THE PLACE EVEN EXISTED UNTIL WE FOUND IT ON THE OFF CHANCE! THE UNDERGROUND CHAMBER IS VERY INTERESTING! BEWARE OF MUGGLES I SHOULD THINK THIS WOULD BE A POPULAR LOCATION IN THE SUMMER! YOU COULD ALSO TAKE A PICNIC! CACHE IS UNDERNEATH THE SINGLE LARGE ROCK IN THE CORNER "ENJOY" INDEED Goody goody. I love the sport of "tossing the cache" (ancient sites only of course). My record is 29 yards. Reply | with quote | Posted by Robert Carr 22nd July 2007ce 08:08 In reply to: Re: For those Geocachers among you... (rocknicker) |
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