THIS IS NO LONGER A
MULTICACHE
Due to excessive muggling I have had to
remove the micro. Unfortunatly the reviewers tell me I cannot
change the cache type.
This is a very popular area especially with the doggy
fraternity, so watch out for muggles. PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU LEAVE
THE CACHE IN AN INCONSPICUOUS POSITION.
'Margaret’s MEADOW is a collection of three fields bought for
Sidmouth by the Sid Vale Association. 'Margaret’s Wild Flower
Meadow' was named in honour of the late Margaret Clark who was
Secretary of Sidmouth in Bloom for many years. The other two fields
are Gilchrist and Livonia. They are maintained by Sid Vale
Association working parties who meet every Monday and on the 3rd
Saturday of each month . This year (2008)they are removing the dead
elms which succumbed to disease many years ago and are now
dangerous. This is giving the work parties the chance to repair and
improve the Devon Banks. The felled timber is being used for log
piles and slices of the timber are being drilled for solitary bees
and other insects. The fields are grazed by sheep for part of the
year to maintain the habitat for wild flowers. One of the oldest
Oak trees in the valley is found in Gilcrist field. It naturally
sheds branches which are then left in a pile to rot down with the
help of wildlife. Also in this field is an area which was a Sunken
Victorian Pond. Now trees and shrubs have taken the place of any
water plants that may have been in it in Victorian times
GPS reception is very poor at ground zero, so the clue might
help
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