The Black Wood of
Rannoch is one of the last remnants of the vast Caledonian Forest.
It is also now a Special Area of Conservation, protected for the
many special plants and animals that live there. Careful visitors
will see deer and red squirrels. Still as church mice ones, towards
the end of the day, may even see pine marten.
The stone carvings on the ends of several bridges represent some of
the iconic flora and fauna associated with these walks.
Symbolic for those of us whose goals in life are always tantalising
close, but forever unobtainable, is the otter. He sees the trout .
. .
Cache is a 1.1 box
and its contents include
passport cover
combination lock
ice scraper
highlighter
bat n ball
hairbrush set
car
thick marker pen
finger puppet
mouse
toy soldiers
bangle
yoyo
please swap fairly
This cache is one of
many to be hidden gradually from now until the Mega 2010 Perth. A
series of caches to be hidden right in the heart of Perthshire Big
Tree Country. More information can be found by clicking on the
banner and the website above.