This is taken directly from the BBC doomsday Reloaded project
RAVENSCRAIG PARK 1986
Sir Michael Nairn donated Ravenscraig
Park to the public in 1929. The park
was part of his private estate.
One of the main attractions of the
park is the trees that come from all
over the world. The Californian
redwood, western hemlock and the
maidenhair tree are only some of the
many beautiful trees. There is a
nature trail which covers the whole
park. On the trail you can see a bird
aviary. There are some lovely flowers
in the flower beds.
In the summer bands play on the big
bandstand.
There is a bowling green with two
greens, a pitch 'n put course and a
putting green.
There are four tennis courts and
facilities for table tennis and
trampolining, with a play area for
children. The park is beside the sea.
Within the arboretum of Ravenscraig Park there is a series of twelve (somethings) designed by Alec Finlay each one containing an embedded crossword clues on the names of trees.
Although the hint item is now missing we are keeping the cache name and information as you can still spot the others of these around the park, and in the hope that one day it may be found and popped back in it's rightful place.
Well done to the First to Find
1st - Gordonandwin
2nd -- novicejock
3rd --- Mangoesxford