Sunday, 22 April 2018

22/04/18 - Geocaching in Brailes

Distance - 7 Miles
Geocaches - 21
First Cache


Mrs M is working in Stratford-upon-Avon.  A scene of two of my walks this year already, so I headed further afield to look for a caching trail.

I wasn't going to blog today but the walking is so spectacular that I felt the need to share my photos.  A gorgeous circuit of Brailes Hill, providing superb views across Warwickshire.   Good footpaths, little mud and sheep the occasional lifestock.

The caching is perfect.  7 miles, parking co-ordinates provided, a bonus to identify from letter clues in each cache and hides that aren't simply signposted in the hints.  I say this, having failed to find the 1st on the trail.  I do get the bonus.

Here's what awaits.

View from Brailes Hill
First views from Brailes Hill
TB Drop Off
Dropping off a TB 
Coming down off the hill
Bottom of the hill
Flower Avenue
Avenue of flowers takes you to Sutton Under Brailes
Sutton Under Brailes
Church at Sutton Under Brailes
King of the Cache Containers
King of the Cache Containers
Coming back into Lower Brailes
Path back to Lower Brailes
Lower Brailes Church
Lower Brailes Church

Superb Round - Thanks to the CO Griff Grof 

But I know what you're thinking.... where's the post walk real ale.

Mrs M is picked up bang on the allotted time and we stop off at the home of the Archers in Inkberrow.

The Old Bull is a perfect country pub - worthy of a coach load of pensioners coming for a Archers themed visit and not worrying about the personal space of patiently waiting diners.

London Pride in fair condition.

The Old Bull
The Old Bull, Inkberrow
London Pride
London Pride

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