Hutton Hideout Multi-Cache
Church Warden: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
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Paul
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Hutton Country Park has been owned by Brentwood Borough Council since 1997. It is a Local Nature Reserve, supporting a vast array of native flora and fauna and is thus managed as an area of conservation value in what is otherwise an area of vast intensive arable land and urban expansion.
Terrain is generally firm. Low lying meadows can be a little squelchy underfoot after rain, so wellies or walking boots are advised.
The park covers 36 hectares, containing a large area of natural grassland, an area of ancient woodland, ponds, wetland and the River Wid, which forms the northerly border. The railway line dissects the park forming separate north and south sectors, of which the northern section is grazed by cattle between April and October.
Responsible enjoyment of the site by the public is valued and encouraged as it is ideal for pleasant strolls, nature watching and dog walking. For anyone wishing to visit the site, pedestrian access to the park may be gained from Sunray Avenue and Goodwood Avenue. Access can also be gained from Wash Road where there is a small car park. Coordinates are given below, and it is the ideal place to start from.
Suggestion: If starting at the car park, take the path to the right when you go through the gate, the when it splits again a few metres later, go left. This will set you on your way, and provide a circular route around the park.
The total distance will be around 2km and should take about an hour to complete. Perfect for a summers evening !
Details of the caches:
The first cache is a small tupperware box located in a woodland. The coordinates of which are the main coordinates for this listing. Because of the location, you might get poor reception close to the cache, so there is a hint to assist you. Inside the cache you will find the coordinates of the second cache, and the first two digits required for the final cache location.
The second cache is a larger tupperware box, containing the other two digits for the final cache. To reach it you will need to cross under the railway. Use the waypoint included in the listing.
The final cache is the largest of the three boxes. Substitute the 4 digits into the following set of coordinates to find it:
N 51° 38.3AC E 00° 21.6BD
Good Hunting !
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Ybbx bss gur tebhaq