Molluscus juniperosum Traditional Cache
Lorgadh: As the owner has not responded to my previous log requesting that they check this cache I am archiving it.
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Lorgadh
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This is number 2 in a series of 3 caches set in the glorious grounds of the St Andrews Botanic Garden, and designed to encourage visitors old and new to explore the huge variety of different habitats and plant collections within the Garden.
A modest entrance fee is in place: Adults £2, Children £1; annual family membership £15. Entry is free on certain days of the year (e.g. Open Day, see www.st-andrews-botanic.org for details of dates and opening times). Free parking in the carpark, lavatories to the east of the glasshouses. Sorry no dogs.
All three of these caches are accessible from the paths or from grass, and none require the cacher to step onto the beds in the Garden, or to disturb the planting. Given the setting of the botanical garden, where precious dormant plants/bulbs can be just under the surface of the soil, cachers are asked to be especially careful where they put their feet. If the GPS is jumping about on the day please read the hint or get in touch with the CO rather than exploring off the beaten path - many thanks!
Date and initials only, please. You will need your own pencil, and possibly a paperclip to extract the log. This micro cache is outside, by the picnic area on the east side of the glasshouses. The glasshouses are well worth an explore (especially welcome in wet weather), taking you through plant collections from different temperate and tropical habitats. Part of the fun is tracking down just which plant the glorious scents come from, and a chance to see coffee, cocoa, cotton, banana and rice plants in the flesh, as it were.
************* Congratulations Sonnyleo on FTF! ****************
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