Log entries BBC7 (Offset cache) 8x 0x 0x
2018-06-10 18:52 Amberel (610) - Archived
2012-06-15 14:01 Ecky (105) - Found it
Only now spotted that these were also on opencaching. So a belated log from me.
I've actually did them in two sessions on foot.
2012-01-02 15:45 chipstix (9) - Found it
2010-08-30 14:50 walkergeoff (28) - Found it
Another easy find as Mrs WG and I continue this series.
TNLN.
TFTC.
2010-07-30 07:57 Birding Bob (30) - Found it
2010-06-12 00:15 Woking Wonders (53) - Found it
Had the same problem as Amberel. Reached close to GZ on the road and saw signs of what appeared to be a gate, but very overgrown. Thne read Amberel's log and then the cache page for BBC6. REtraced steps and an easy find.
TNLN TFTC
2010-06-02 10:47 The White Family (96) - Found it
2010-05-31 15:09 Colinsmudger (26) - Found it
2010-05-29 12:25 Amberel (610) - Found it
I had great difficulty getting to this one. The cache page for #6 has since been modified to show the start of Hawthorndale Lane, but I didn't have the benefit of this, and neither the 25,000 nor 50,000 OS maps that I carry show any sign of it. Consequently I rode my bike along the main road until I reached the boarded up cottage, where my GPSr pointed 90 feet across the gated and padlocked cottage grounds.
At this point I was still completely unaware of the existence of Hawthorndale Lane - it wasn't at all obvious that there was a bridleway at the other side of the grounds.
It looked like there may have been an overgrown path to the north of the cottage grounds, and I battled my way through dense thorns until I concluded there was no way through there. Finally I carried on up the road to see if there was any other way round the back of the cottage, whereupon I found the other end of Hawthorndale Lane, and thence the cache.
TBH, I'm a bit peeved with the OS for not showing this path!
Once I reached GZ, the cache was a quick find!
Thanks for the cache,
Rgds, Andy