The Parcock Tree Traditional Cache
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A large ash tree, locally called the Parcock Tree, in the corner of a field at the head of the Lang Causeway, now King Street.
A new house has been built on the original cache location!
This is a new and improved cache now, much smaller - bring a pen!!
St Nachlan founded churches at Coull at the entrance to the Howe of Cromar and at Bothelnie (otherwise, Bal-Nathlan), known since about 1684 as Oldmeldrum, north of the River Don. He was held in special reverence here because he is believed to have saved the parish from plague by his fervent prayers while going round its bounds on his knees. A large ash tree, locally called the Parcock Tree, in the corner of a field at the head of the Lang Causeway, now King Street, was a landmark in the parish, for beside it, according to tradition, St Nathlan finally left this earthly life.
Container is a mini cache in disguise!!.
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Vs lbh ner ernqvat nobhg gur gerr ba gur fvta cvpgherq, lbh ner fgbbq vasebag bs gur pnpur, :)