This cache is one of a small series placed within the grounds of Acorn Bank Gardens, with the kind permission of the National Trust. As such, please note that it is only accessible during estate opening hours, and at the time of writing subject to further access restrictions due to COVID pandemic precautions. Access to these caches is free to NT members, but entrance and parking charges will apply to visit the grounds. Dogs must be kept on leads in the grounds, and please be aware of deep and fast running water in the grounds
The Men of the Trees was an organisation first formed in Kenya in 1922 by Richard St Barbe Baker, who, becoming concerned about the effects of deforestation in Africa, devoted the remainder of his life to promoting reforestation projects across the world. The organisation exists today as the International Tree Foundation and continues his work. The examples here were planted to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V in 1935.