So my Run through of last week ended with cocktails on the Cam. No better way to clear your head than a big breakfast and a long walk in the fresh air, oh and copious amounts of coffee of course. Being Father’s Day it was up to Mr Muddy to choose the day’s events. He’s a fan of a geocaching trail so gave me the … Continue reading Thirty Days Wild. Day 21 – A Father’s Day Walk.
A fabulous start to the day. A message from a friend turning a casual coffee grab into a full on day of loveliness. What to do though? The requirements for the day being Coffee, food and a walk – a nice one! Grantchester. A lovely village on the river Cam, near to Cambridge. A village filled with charm, stunning countryside, wonderful places to walk and … Continue reading Thirty Days Wild. Day 15 – A stroll through Grantchester Meadows.
Having thoroughly explored the gardens and grounds of Chatsworth estate it was time to think about making tracks. The problem being I wanted a cache find for the day. I was fast approaching 100 days on a streak. (Finding a cache every day for 100 days. To think I was completely normal until I started geocaching…😉) Toying with the idea of a cache and dash … Continue reading Geocaching at Chatsworth.
  My Geocaches as I’ve mentioned before are along a rather lovely riverside walk. Well I think it’s a lovely riverside walk anyway. Luckily most cachers who find my caches also have excellent taste and mention how much they’ve enjoyed the walk. 😉 Hurrah! Geo success! The series was visited at the weekend and uh-oh a DNF. My caches are easy. The children helped place … Continue reading Thirty Days Wild. Day 8 – A riverside walk
So last week I was on holiday. If you weren’t aware before you soon will be. 😉 My initial excitement at having found a patch of Wi-Fi soon wore off, there’s only so long you can spend hopping around waving your phone for a whiff of signal and paying for the pleasure. I won’t lie, it took a few days but my thumbs did eventually … Continue reading In which I enter the Devil’s erm..backside!
Mud and Nettles 