2 Magical Caches

I revisited the magnetic nano cache at the Museum of Archaeology on Saturday, before a quick, wonderful, whizz through 5 centuries of the most inspiring and communicative artworks. The ancient Greeks certainly knew a thing or five about bringing magical creatures into existence... Imagine finding a cache of such delicate goldwork from several millennia past!

And yesterday I set off for a walk in one of my favourite woods, on the Wiltshire, Dorset, Somerset periphery, following a path i'd never been on before in search of the Four Forts Part 2 Cache. The fragrance of bluebells was divinely gentle and uplifting, and absolutely magical light streaming through the new beech leaves and vibrant strong green grass of spring. The cache leads to a Motte and Bailey that was curiously familiar:

9 points along the way

Church St Gargrave Station

Arriving at Gargrave

Church St sunlight rippling on grass ridged banks of ancient earth in ostonewalled garden

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Jackie Calderwood

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Questions:

2, here, now!

2, response

3 smell of wood smoke

Church St, smell of woodsmoke but this after sunlight on grass

3, no smoke to see cept trails in the sky changing colour in the light

4, neon yellow...

Church St, neon yellow in a pink and rocky landscape

4, response

5, I know, even if google doesn't!  sign posting....

Unknown Location, places to go....

6 but not time for a colour grid

Church St, stepping stones weirlike in river, figired out how to make pin more accurate

7, view

Round the corner, it is rather beautiful.. Hills a head

Skipton Rd, noticing the noticing, you start to get a trail

8 looking east

Unknown Location, the bridge i just have to go and look over before the meeting starts!

8 to the west (direction walked after meeting to search for geocache - see next post!)

8 in the middle

Now to work!

9,here

20-32 Eshton Rd, destination