
N 50° 35.325' W 04° 36.095' (WGS84)
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Location: United Kingdom > Cornwall and Isles of Scilly
Cache type: Traditional Cache
Size: Normal
Status: Ready for search
Date hidden: 20 October 2008
Date created: 22 July 2010
Last modified: 22 July 2010
Waypoint: OK01AD
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Brown Willy ridge is the highest point in Cornwall, it`s trigpoint is 420 metres above sea level.
There are many ways to approach the hill, but the suggested route is from Jamaica Inn (Bolventor) just off the A30.
Park in a lay-by on a small lane at N50`33.810 W004`34.043. Climb the stile a few metres to the west & follow the path down to the farm, then up the gated lane leading up onto Tolborough Tor. Continue to a gate at N50`34.471 W004`35.037, then follow the fence line north west. After 1.8Km you reach a gate at N50`35.342 W004`35.541, then head west up onto the ridge.
Other possibilities are to go via Roughtor, parking at N50`36.420 W004`37.965 (drive from Davidstow).
Or park at Emblance Downs, east of St. Breward - N50`33.650 W004`38.438, then walk via Garrow Tor & Butter`s Tor. Or park at Bowithick Ford - N50`36.916 W004`34.142, then walk south west via Buttern Hill. Please consult Ordnance Survey map "Explorer 109" & go prepared for a long walk over exposed moorland.
You are looking for a 1 litre plastic box. There is no clue, but I have posted a spoiler photo. Enjoy your walk.
This cache was hidden in 2008 and originally listed on terracaching.com
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25 July 2009 IanW Found it
07 July 2009
Amberel Found it
Here at last! It's been a long walk up from Candra, and will be a long walk back, into a ferociously strong wind, but it was worth it.
When I set out from London yesterday morning I had four specific caches that I wanted to visit - these were my "primary targets" and the others I would do on the way and on the way back, even though they were good caches in their own right, were almost incidental. Brown Willy was the third of those primary targets to be crossed off the list.
I was very thankful I had printed off the spoiler before leaving home; I think this one would have been difficult without it and I would have hated to register a DNF on this particular cache.
A great cache, thanks.
Rgds, Andy