Admittedly slightly late, but it wouldn’t be right to begin 2017 without my annual, nostalgic look back at the past year and set myself some goals for the year ahead. 2016 was the year that saw me complete my caching calendar, thank goodness! A great challenge to have completed but it certainly helped me to appreciate the pleasure of caching for the fun of it, … Continue reading Hopes, dreams and eternal muddy boots.
Things have been a bit quiet on the caching front recently. Some pretty crap uninspiring caching on holiday; Oxford – I’m looking at you and a minor slump set in. Finally giving myself a kick up the rear end it was time for action. Oh yes, time to get serious and search for some super caches. Don’t get me wrong, my local area is full of … Continue reading Excellent Geocaching Adventures.
I’ll start by being honest. I’m not really a people person. Crowds and being the life and soul of the party…not so much my thing. I dabble with local geocaching events, mainly because we have a super bunch of local cachers. Don’t tell ’em I said that though. 😉 Therefore the thought of attending a Mega Geocaching event with thousands of other people should be … Continue reading The Welsh Mega Event 2016
I recently took a trip to Wales for the UK Mega (Post to follow at some point.) whilst there I of course had to take advantage of some of the fantastic caches on offer in the area. I could have taken some impressive trails to boost my numbers, or I could have appeased my inner stats geek and looked for finds to fill various grids, … Continue reading Bomber Command
The Hatley Heart Attack is a loop of 534 caches (plus a few extra associated puzzles) starting in Hatley, south Cambridgeshire. Here’s a link to the Bookmark if you need it. In an area already rich in power trails, the Hatley Heart attack (HHA) has made Cambridgeshire the place to be if you want geocaching numbers. In fact now a popular place to stay for cachers who … Continue reading Hatley Heart Attack
Mud and Nettles 