It’s safe to say I’m a seize the day kind of person. I’m terrible at not one for organisation and I truly believe you can have the most fun when you least expect it. This past weekend proved this to be true in spectacular style. Mr Muddy turned up at home on Saturday afternoon having finished work earlier than anticipated, being a kind chap he soon … Continue reading Unexpected Adventures
The first in the series looking at my favourite finds scattered around the UK. The most sensible place to start would of course be my most favourite cache I have ever found, introducing… Off-piste and in the dark GCZKQ7 Cache type: Multi Area: South West England Difficulty rating: 3.5 Terrain rating: 4 Terrain type: Hillside, off the beaten track, unstable footing Current favourite points: 71 Suitable for … Continue reading Fantastic Finds: Off-piste and in the dark.
I love this time of year, cold crisp days making mud much easier to deal with, whilst that hazy winter sun adds an almost ethereal glow to the landscape. In short a muddy, non descript farm track becomes something quite beautiful. With a weekend blessed with fine weather and Mr Muddy having a rare day off I convinced him that a geocaching trail would be … Continue reading Frosty finds
My favourite festive tradition in the Mud and Nettles household is our annual Yuletide trip to the beach. We don’t live particularly near to the coast but I find it’s the perfect way to see in a fresh new year, blowing away the cobwebs and rolling walking off some of those extra Christmas stones pounds. This year with a new phone in hand, one of the mudlings … Continue reading A New Year By The Sea
The Orwell Walk, Run and Cycle ride is an annual event organised by the Ipswich East Rotary Club. With three main routes and regular checkpoints participants can set their own challege, choosing between 12, 19 0r 25 miles. It’s one of those events that I see on Twitter and think it looks like fun. Honestly, what possesses me? Thankfully I’m blessed with a friend who has an … Continue reading Walking the Orwell walk.
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