I’ve cached in London a couple of times previously, both occasions a very impromptu affair. Merely checking for the nearest cache, caching for speed and efficiency. The result on both occasions a magnetic film pot fixed to a toilet utility box, pretty grim and leaving me wondering how on earth such caches were deemed quite so favourite point worthy. *Shrugs* My latest invitation to London for … Continue reading Geocaching in London
The very last day of the school holidays and the mudlings were given the choice of what they wanted to do. They really wanted to go back to Ickworth but Mr Muddy would be more Mr Moody if we went again without him. 😉 They wanted more water, and they wanted a play park. Luckily I know just the place. Cherry Hinton Hall, Cambridge fits the bill … Continue reading Day Seven – Paddle in a stream. Again!
Day six of 30 days wild. The mudlings still at home with an inset day, these extra days feeling too precious to waste – especially now the sun is shining at long last. We decided to visit one of our favourite places; Ickworth Park near Bury St Edmunds. I swear each time we think we finally have explored every last inch of it, we are … Continue reading Day six – Get your feet wet.
Continuing with my quest for quality caching experiences it was time to dust off my Geocaching to-do list. For a long time I’ve had the Castle Acre caches in my sights and with the sudden, if slightly late arrival of spring it seemed the perfect time to get on and do them. Castle Acre is a rural village in west Norfolk, taking its name from … Continue reading A visit to Castle Acre
So last week I was a bit meh about the caching. Keen to get things back on track I set myself a small challenge and have made a conscious effort to seek out higher quality caches. Having been out on a delightful number collecting mission I needed to retire to the drawing board, and see which solution I could come up with for the set of … Continue reading I found it
Mud and Nettles 