Each cache is at or close to a different type of tree (hence the
names). If your knowledge of trees is not great, the hides are
still easy, or you can look at the Woodland Trust's British Trees web site to help
identification.
There is free parking available on the road in the village near
the church (although this tends to be busy) or at the Village Hall
car park at N51 05.380, W0 21.000.
If doing the walk in late Summer, you may notice that the leaves
of this tree (and pretty much all others of this type) are infested
by a new type of moth (the aptly named Horse chestnut leaf-mining
moth, Cameraria
ohridella) which burrows in the leaves as a larva and then
pupates there. But don't worry - although unsightly, the tree is OK
and will recover again in the Spring.
Be careful walking from 4 to this one as cars go fast along here
and the verges are narrow. After leaving here, cross the field
along the footpath and you should get close views if the deer are
out. Dogs should be kept on leads in the deer park.