Buckle up tight for this one, time to ride the Corona-coaster. The last time we spoke I was taking cover after pushing red buttons, and merrily flipping the bird to 2019. Optimistic that despite some inevitable challenges ahead, 2020 was going to be good year. 2020: In all fairness, it did start well. I completed my Geocaching DT grid, and received the exciting news that … Continue reading The Great Annual Blog Post
Yikes. 41. I made it. What a year that was, with ambitious challenges set and even bigger ones thrown at me by life. I even answered that age-old conundrum and found out what happens when you press that big red button. With a couple of challenges to complete in the new year to finish my list and ease me through January, but here’s a recap … Continue reading 40 Things I did
Striding Edge is a renowned ridge and arguably the finest way to summit Helvellyn. Crags and scree fall away from either side of the arête, with plenty of exposure a breathtaking and quite dramatic scene. A grade 1 scramble that’s relatively easy as long as you have a head for heights, and can be made easier by following alternative paths below the main ridge – … Continue reading Striding Edge
It’s pretty obvious I like a challenge. Sure I’m a big scaredy-cat but I like to go out, push my boundaries and find the magic that lurks outside of the comfort zone. Recently however a simple girls weekend away become way more challenging than planned, and as such I’m damn well claiming it for my 40 things Thingamy. 2019 we’ve established is a challenging year. … Continue reading Whitby – Against the odds
The Flatlands of East Anglia whilst filled with plenty of great locations and creative caches aren’t exactly known for adventurous geocaching hotspots. I love to travel so a road trip in search of adventurous or interesting caches is always going to be a good thing. This is definitely a cup of tea post though folks, so grab a brew. Awesome caches come with long stories, especially … Continue reading Geocaching Road Trip
Mud and Nettles 