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Blackness Beach CITO Cache In Trash Out® Event

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Haggis Hunter: Time for this to be put to bed.

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Hidden : Saturday, September 19, 2009
Difficulty:
1 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   not chosen (not chosen)

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Historic Scotland

Blackness Beach CITO Event

Come along and join Ranger Bartlet, Haggis Hunter and the Historic Scotland Ranger Service to clean up the beach around Blackness Castle.

Date and Time

The event will take place on the 19th September at 10am to about 12:30pm

Historic Scotland Ranger Service

Meeting point

The meeting point will be at Blackness Castle which is located at the above co-ordinates.

Car parking

Car parking is limited at the castle and in Blackness. If possible, please car share if you can.
There is alternative parking available at -
N56° 00.234 W003° 31.298 or N56° 00.229 W003° 31.388

Refreshments

After the event, there will be some tea, coffee, juice and biscuits.

Videos of the day

Blackness Beach CITO Chain Gang by Mrs Edinburgh Walker.
Blackness CITO & The Anchor Chain by HayLin.

Blackness Castle & the CITO Team

Free Draw

With courtesy of Cache Zone UK who have kindly donated a 'First Compass Rose' geocoin, a 'Proving Trail Award' geocoin & a colour 'Trackable Patch', there will be a free draw for people who attend on the day. Only one entry per caching team will be allowed.

Disabled Access

I am sorry to say that the actual clean up area is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Wheelchair users are still most welcome to attend, however the parking area at Blackness Castle is on pebbled ground. The refreshments will be on a lawn grassed area, accessible from the parking area.

Equipment

Please bring wellington boots or hiking boots, warm clothes & waterproofs in case of inclement weather.

Gloves and litter picks will be provided, but if you have your own gloves please bring them along.

Press

There might be press present and pictures might be taken for local papers.

Health and Safety

A full H&S assessment will be carried out prior to the event. All person’s participating will have access to the H& S assessment and will be expected to sign to say that they have read and understood it.

At the moment the main concern is that no person’s (especially children) should be on the mud flaps whilst the tide is out, as they can be extremely dangerous.

Click to go to the Mega Scotland web site

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