Geocaches - 11
First Geocache
A 3 mile, 11 cache trail called "Summer Nights", starting in one of the most picturesque villages in the UK? Don't mind if I do.... Almost seems purpose designed for a warm August monday evening.
I think its good for the soul to have an annual visit to Snowshill. There's superb walking in the area - the usual classic route taking in Stanton and Stanway. Today's walk starts from the free car park and completes a small up and down circuit of the valley - leaving you back in the village for post walk refreshments at the Snowshill Arms - provided you are there after 6pm during the midweek.
The caches are gloriously easy - especially when the Dutch muggles at cache 1 have finished taking photos of sheep. They don't have those in Holland, you know.
Here's the photo story...
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| Start of the walk on the way down the valley |
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| Snowhill View from the opposite side |
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| King of the Cache Containers |
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| Donnigton Brewery's Snowshill Arms - Not open till 6pm |
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| Vale of Evesham from a Multi Cache GZ |
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| Classic View - Church, Pub, Cottage and Red Phone Box |
Shame about the Snowshill Arms - even with the time delay of finding a couple of multi-caches, we still had 15 minutes to wait till it opened.
No hardship - the Good Beer Guide Crown and Trumpet in Broadway is just 10 minutes away.
It's been blogged before but what a classic pub.... timeless beauty.
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| Proudly in the bible for at least 31 years |
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| Cotswold Elegance |
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| One of 3 LocALEs on - Goff's Cheltenham Gold |
Perfect evening - thanks for the caches again, Mike.
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