Away with the fairies 4 Traditional Cache
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Watch out while searching for the cache around here... Muggle Hobgoblins lurk in dark places in these parts.
WELLIES OR GOOD BOOTS REQUIRED AS SOME PARTS ARE BOGGY !
HOLLY is an excellent protective herb, Holly guards against lightning, poison and evil spirits. Planted around the home it protects it and its inhabitants from mischievous sorcerers. When thrown at wild animals, holly makes them lie down quietly and leave you alone, even if you don't hit them with the plant. Holly water (infused or distilled) is sprinkled on newborn babies to protect them. Holly is also carried to promote good luck, especially by men, since the Holly is a 'male' plant. It is also hung around the house for good luck. GETTING TO BUTTERDEAN & OTHER ACCESS INFORMATION Butterdean Wood is approx 750m south of the A199 at Gladsmuir. You can access it from six formal entrances. The majority of visitors come from the north (East Lothian Council own this bit of the wood) where there is a car park (at the wood’s main entrance off the unclassified road from Gladsmuir to Liberty Hall.) This ELC owned car park has space for 5-6 cars. There is a network of waymarked trails; one short circular walk through the eastern broadleaved section of the wood and a further longer circuit, taking in the coniferous area of the woodland.These can get muddy after heavy rain. Nearest public toilet – Haddington, Neilson Park Rd. (9am-8.30pm Summer & 9am-6pm Winter). Please check www.eastlothian.gov.uk for opening times and facilities. Nearest bus stop – A199 – Gladsmuir, approximately 0.75km to the north. Further information about public transport is available from Traveline – www.traveline.org.uk or phone 0871 200 2233.
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