People are very superstitious.
In America, spotting a four-leaf clover, knocking on wood, finding a penny, carrying a rabbit’s foot, hanging a horseshoe and crossing your fingers are considered symbols of good luck by many. Other parts of the world have some very interesting superstitions as well.
The Chinese word for eight sounds similar to the ones for fortune and prosperity, so anything that has to do with that number is seen as being lucky. It’s said in Switzerland that planting a tree outside your home after getting married will bring you good fortune and fertility. The British say “rabbit” before getting out of bed on the first day of the month. Irish brides wear bells on their dresses to ward off evil spirits on their wedding day. And in Russia you can expect some money to come your way if a bird ever poops on you, your home, or your car.
See if you can get lucky and find the cache hidden on the tree here at Padan Park