I’m not really one for lists.
A terrible procrastinor and spontaneous at heart. Lists mostly spoil my fun.
However as old age looms, I’ve been working on a more positive list. A list to help celebrate a milestone birthday. (The clue’s in the title.)
I know.
How is that even possible?
I don’t look a day over 30 right? 😉
So this *shudder* list is an attempt to make my 40th year a year worth celebrating.
To challenge and put me out of my comfort zone and hopefully to keep me so busy I won’t have a spare moment to stop and look for grey hairs glitter strands…where did I put those tweezers…
It’s still a work in progress and open to suggestion but hopefully by my birthday* I’ll have a finalised idea of how to make next year a truly awesome one.
A mixture of challenge, adventure and all round outdoors awesomeness.
Some I’ll need help with – Crib Goch, I’m looking at you, and if anyone wants to join me on any – give me a shout, I’m sure you can’t ALL be psychopaths…
40 Things
1.Finish the Norfolk Coast path
2.Get the Geocache on Ben Nevis
Last time I was up there I missed it due to time constraints and the cold. This fact drives me nuts. GCG6XD I’m coming for you!
3.Crib Goch
Yikes
4.Moel Siabod
5.Find a webcam cache
6.A mountain walk in the dark
Last time I attempted this, I had that Wow! Stars! moment but to be honest I wasn’t really on this planet, this time I’d like to enjoy it.
7.Find the five oldest caches in the Region
8.LEJOG
(I’m so kidding!)
9.A hill Walk in the snow
But it’s me, so I’ll spend 90% of the time on my backside. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
10.Five Bucket list geocaches
The chance to grab some of those caches I’ve always wanted to do
11.Start my training.
What training? A girl’s allowed some secrets…
12.Complete my geocaching DT grid

13.Striding edge
14.Sleep somewhere unusual
15.Wild camp
16.Lord Hereford’s Knob
Don’t judge.
17. Find Ten Geocaches with 40 or more favourite points
18.Wherryman’s way
19. Search for fossils on the jurassic Coast
20.Pendle Hill
The hill that got away. Visited recently, couldn’t go up.
21.Leave the country!
It’s been a while…
22.Bag Twenty trigs
23.Bag Five Wainwrights
24. Annual walking challenge
Yet to be arranged, what say you Abi?
25.Find geocaches in five new counties
26.Visit a Bothy
27. Blog more
28. Try Kayaking
29. Spot an Otter in the wild
30. Log an Earth Cache
Just for you Steve.
31. Gaping Gill Winch
Because Caving didn’t quite put me off being underground.
32. Solve and find 40 Puzzle caches
33. Go on a ghost walk
34. Find the five oldest caches in my region
35. Improve my Navigation skills.
36. Lud’s church and the roaches
37. Place a cache
38. See the sunrise on Snowdon.
39. Learn some scrambling techniques.
40. Publish a post with actual photos of me. Possibly the most terrifying challenge of all!
41. Feel thoroughly depressed that all these awesome experiences have been completed.

Wow, well boredom certainly won’t be showing up in your 41st year that’s for sure. As for the invite, um.. I think I’ll stick to just reading about your challenges sat on a nice warm sofa with hot brew in hand. I shall look forward to the many posts of 2019, hope you have a wonderful birthday.
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Ha. You don’t fancy a load of type 2 fun? I’ll try especially hard at the blog more often challenge then.
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An earthcache made the list after all! Hop the pond and log an earthcache for a 2-fer. 40 is no big deal but it is a good excuse to get out and have some fun
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I don’t think I’ve been good enough to get a ticket to the states from Santa for Christmas. I’ll make sure to research a really special earth cache, if I’ve going to do one – it needs to be special. 😀
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I’m still liking the jersey walking idea…..technically that would mean you leave the country too? Or does jersey not count??
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Definitely doesn’t count, I need to leave to leave the country properly 😀
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