Meopham March #19 Traditional Cache

A series of 52 simple, traditional caches circumnavigating the Meopham Green area in a walk of 10 miles. The caches from micro (not too many) to Regular are designed to be found relatively easily, with no extreme or nasty hides (although I guess that is a matter of opinion). I've left hints for each cache but I'm hoping my new-fangled Oregon will improve my coordinate setting.

Meopham is the longest village in England and is a large rural Parish with a population of approximately 9500 residing in an area of eight and a half square miles. The centre is just five miles south of Gravesend and the River Thames.
The Parish of Meopham has four main greens - Culverstone Green, Harvel Green, Hook Green and Meopham Green - and it is on the last of these that cricket has been played since 1778. It is overlooked by The Cricketers Inn, one of Meopham's well known public houses and also by the Windmill, built by the Killick Brothers in 1801 and now the headquarters of the Parish Council. Visits to the Windmill can be made in the summer months by arrangement with the Windmill Trust.

You need to cross the main road twice and follow several short stretches of country road so do be careful. The D/T rating and attributes reflect the whole series. Parking at #1

Keep a pen with you, smalls and regulars will have one but the micros won't.