National Trust South Bedfordshire: Tree Cathedral Traditional Cache
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National Trust South Bedfordshire: Tree Cathedral
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This cache is one of five at National Trust sites around South Bedfordshire (A further 10 caches are located at Dunstable and Whipsnade Downs).
Situated on the edge of Whipsnade Village green, the Tree Cathedral is composed of different varieties of trees and shrubs laid out to the plan of a cathedral, with a nave, transepts, chancel, cloisters and chapels.
This incredible tree cathedral was created after the First World War in a spirit of 'faith, hope and reconciliation'.
Owned by the National Trust, but managed by Trustees, much of the care and maintenance is done by volunteers
In addition to swag and a logbook, each of the five countryside caches (Tree Cathedral; Motte and Bailey; Beech Woods and Chalk Hills; Picnic Glade; Hazel Coppice and Hill Fort) contains an ink stamp. Bring a piece of paper with at least three stamps on it to the Chilterns Gateway Centre (N51’51.906, W000’32.261,) to exchange for a ‘geocaching genius’ certificate.
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