MP007: Watering Hole JB's Training Ground Traditional Cache
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MP007: Watering Hole JB's Training Ground
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This is the Seventh in a series of ten cache's in the grounds of Margam Park. There is no cache smaller than a 35MM film canister. There will be clues in some not all of the cache's to a 11th Bonus cache.
This cache is located close to the "00" unit training grounds where new recruits spend there days screaming and whooping around the various obstacles to gain their "00" status
Caution is needed as you could be spotted by one of these trainees when they are high up in the canopy
Also be aware that this is a area used by deer in the park so keep a eye out for a Close encounter of the Deer kind
This is under heavy tree cover.
My Favourite deer are the Pere David,
the French naturalist, Father Armand David, brought these unusual deer to the attention of the west. He found the deer in the gardens of the summer palace at Peking in 1865.
Today this remarkable rare deer is being bred in only a few private parks a and zoological gardens. Naturalists believe that the animals originally lived in the swampy reed covered plains that once existed over much of China.
In China, Pere David deer are known as milu or Ssupu-hsiang. This translates to the four unlikes, they thought the animals had the tail of a donkey, the antlers of a deer, the neck of a camel and the hoof of an ox.
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Trg qbja naq qvegl naq qryir qrrc... v nz n zbyr naq v yvir va n ? gura lbh'yy trg gb gur Ebbg bs gur ceboyrz