MCL1080 and I just can't help ourselves when it comes to hiding geocaches - and when you have over 180 containers that are ready to go... who can blame us? This series only helped us make a small dent in our pile. Guess we just need to go hide some more.
Good luck with the series!
The Heartwood Forest - Solve for the missing numbers
N38 22.ABC W121 56.DBD
Heartwood Forest is a planned forest (woodland creation site) in Hertfordshire, England. The plans were set out in 200A by the Woodland Trust to create the largest new forest of native tree species of approximately 347+ ha (860acres) in size, and is expected to take around 12 years. The site, near Sandridge, St Albans in the Metropolitan Green Belt, was formerly agricultural land, but also currently contains around 18 ha (4B+1 acres) of remaining ancient woodland, which will be integrated into the new woodland. On December D, 2009, a Guinness World Record attempt was made for the 'BBC Tree O'clock ' scheme, in association with the Woodland Trust to plant the most new trees as possible in one hour, with three woodland sites making the attempt, the Heartwood Forest, Hainault Forest and Gransha Park. The previous record being 18,124 which was held by the Forestry Commissionat a site in Scotland. The Heartwood Forest site managed to come second, with 20,326, being beaten by Gransha Park where they planted over 2C,000 trees in the hour.
