Like the majority of Geocachers, after a few finds you start to think about places that you know that may benefit from a cache or two. From relatively early on I knew of a lovely spot locally that would be ideal and started to think about doing something about it. For a long time I pondered over placing just two hides in my two … Continue reading Hiding my first Geocache.
Because we haven’t seen enough trees recently, we decided to spend most of the weekend in the forest. 😉 We were keen to return to a great, local trail set in Mildenhall woods. We’ve visited now on two previous occasions and have always had a great time here. The wood is home to a fantastic play park and the caches are varied and fun … Continue reading Forest finds – Geocaching in Mildenhall woods
So after my *ahem* less than successful tree climb not only was Mr muddy slightly mortified by my little adventure, he was also green with envy. The next day he was starting to feel a bit more human so decided that the best way to treat chicken pox spots is to go scratch them about a bit climbing some trees. We drove alongside the scene of my … Continue reading Tree climbing again.
There was much excitement last night as a new local series of caches was published. Perfect timing with the children on Easter holidays. A closer look however revealed this was not your average series. A series of challenging tree climbs to colour in your D/T grid in a flash. One for the watch list! My inbox was strangely quite this morning. Nobody was attempting the … Continue reading Oops! What happens when short people climb trees.
Oh the joys of waking up to crusty, scabby children and the option to bust out of this place. Hurrah! The children thrilled to be out of quarantine, requested tree climbing and so we headed off to Wandlebury Country Park. The park is just outside Cambridge in the Gog Magog Downs. It has hills! Albeit quite small ones, but enough to make these East … Continue reading A wander at wandlebury
Mud and Nettles 