Shakespeare's Yard Ashbourne, East Midlands, United Kingdom
By
g1jkb on 08-Apr-10. Waypoint GC26CXX
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Visiting Ashbourne for the day, thoughtwe might look up some caches whilst here. Lovely town TFTC
Zalgariath of Sydney’s Personal Best Attempt in Derbyshire – March 19th 2011. Total of 53 caches in 12 hours including the entire Tissington Trail and Ashbourne Town by bike, and a good few number of Pirates after on foot! Found lots of TB’s and had an amazing DNF free day.
Thanks to all the hiders and sorry for the cut and paste job but this is an awful lot of logging 
Cheers from Australia
Cache Notes: Took a stop from the task of completing the Ashbourne Multi cache to get this as I was headed past. Took a few minutes of careful prodding and seeking but had in hand soon enough Nice work.
The GPS signals were playing up a bit, so we couldn't be quite sure that we were in the right location, but we investigated all the spidery little holes that seemed to fit the clue and didn't find anything.
We were actually in the wrong alleyway to start off with, but enjoyed this little diversion because of the mini aviary filled with beautiful songbirds - no idea what they were but they looked and sounded lovely!
We were actually in the wrong alleyway to start off with, but enjoyed this little diversion because of the mini aviary filled with beautiful songbirds - no idea what they were but they looked and sounded lovely!
