
N 52° 13.641' W 02° 44.312' (WGS84)
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Location: United Kingdom > Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire
Cache type: Traditional Cache
Size: Micro
Status: Ready for search
Time: 0:06 h
Distance to travel: 0.10 km
Date hidden: 20 June 2009
Date created: 19 August 2009
Last modified: 21 October 2009
Waypoint: OK002B
2 x found
0 x not found
1 comments
0 cachenotes
history of visit
1 watchers
415 visitors
2 x rated
Rated as: N/A
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Orgjrra Cbfvrf naq Oneore - ba n zrgny ornz
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21 October 2009 Lord Darcy Found it

21 October 2009 The Hornet Comment
06 August 2009 Amberel Found it
I visited this cache in August - you know, the month that is supposed to be the middle of our summer. At that point it was still a TerraCache, and I can do no better than to reproduce my TerraCache log ...
It was the start of a two day TerraCache trip to Leominster and points north, and I opened the front door to a very grey dawn. And as I walked round to the shed where I keep my motor-bike I felt a spot or two of rain.
Never mind, the forecast was good, so I wouldn't bother with my full wet gear, as long as I keep moving the windscreen keeps the worst off. But by the time I had stowed my bags it was raining quite hard. I set off, and before I reached the end of the road it was torrential! Full wet gear WAS required.
It was so heavy going round the M25 that I couldn't even see the lane markings, and it didn't ease up at all until I was well past Oxford.
Frankly, I needn't have bothered with the wet gear, for all the good it did. I stopped to do a Groundspeak cache at Chipping Norton, took off my sodden gloves and the water streamed out of my sleeves. And it had soaked down my neck. This was the wettest I've got on a bike for years!
I was starting to dry out, but still pretty uncomfortable when I arrived in Leominster for this, my first TerraCache of the day. I parked in the main car park, not sure what would be revealed when I got to GZ. And what WAS revealed wasn't at all what I had imagined.
I looked for the cache. I looked at the hint. I looked for the cache some more. I went back and read the cache page again, scrutinising every word. And eventually I found it.
This is a very well hidden little cache, in an interesting place. It's not muggle central, but you do have to keep your eyes open - I was disturbed 4 or 5 times, but fortunately only when I was looking, not touching.
My next port of call was the cache setter's house, for a cup of coffee and to change my clothes, after which I would feel human again
But I wasn't impressed to hear they had no rain at all in Leominster.
Thanks for an excellent cache, one for which I feel I earned my TPS (TerraCaching Points) :-)
Rgds, Andy