We spend most weekends hunting. Usually in the woods for Tupperware, but this time set our sights on something a little larger. I even promised the children no geocaching. (Although I might have slipped the GPS in my bag just in case…) Gruffalo trails can be found in 15 forests in England. Our nearest being High Lodge in Thetford forest. We are big fans of … Continue reading Gruffalo hunting at High lodge
Yesterday I was singing the praises of a lovely countryside walk but hinted at the fact that my geocaching experience was a little bit rubbish. In fact, at times I mean that literally. Before I begin my tirade I should probably share with you what floats my geocaching boat. I like to discover new lovely places that I would never have found without that geocacher … Continue reading Geocaching lows
We were drawn to Mildenhall with the lure of a fairly new Geocache which hinted at a promising place to explore. We decided however to make the most of being in the brecks and rather than heading into the forest as usual, found an area which we hadn’t yet explored. Oh yes, with the small added bonus that there was a geocaching trail in the … Continue reading Exploring the Brecks
Whilst with a friend recently (who was causing me trauma by reading my blog in my presence 😉) it became clear that I may need to explain myself better at times, especially for those non caching folk who may stumble across the blog. I decided it might be handy to produce an idiot’s guide to geocaching. Written by an idiot that is, not for one! … Continue reading What on earth is she talking about? Guide to Geocaching.
I live in a rural town and love the fact that I only have to walk for a few minutes and I can be in the peace and solitude of the countryside. I’m most definitely a country bumpkin at heart. That’s not to say however that I don’t love being in a busy city. I love the hustle and bustle and anonymity of city life. … Continue reading Caching in the city.
Mud and Nettles 