Having been chipping away at my calendar filling challenge since March 1st, it’s logical that I’ve been slowly clearing up all of the local caches. The 10 mile radius from my home is slowly getting emptied of caches. Some days the finds are closer to home, but when I have a bit more time on my hands it’s satisfying to pick up caches on … Continue reading Exploring Cavenham Heath
Nope. Your eyes do not deceive you. The muddy one blogs once again. Sorry world. 😉 Admittedly it’s been a while. The dullness and tedium of everyday life and a whole heap of business admin to catch up on, leaving little time for fun and frolics, let alone blogging. January has passed by in an absolute blur, seriously where did it go? Then finally, today, … Continue reading Muddy Musings
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Ready for a new video? Good! I got the inspiration for my latest video from a recent entry on Mud and Nettles, a blog from the U.K. According to Mud and Nettles’ author, Muddy Mum (aka Clare), one of her goals is to get her family outside for fun and adventure as much as possible, and if there is a… Continue reading Another Super Simple Alcohol Stove
When it comes to caching I must confess to being a being clumsy. A bit chaotic. Maybe even calamitous. In the rest of my life I’m cool, calm, collected, and maybe even just a little bit normal. Ok, maybe not. Send me after a cache however and I’ll likely drop it, break it, fall over, recover my car keys from the side of a … Continue reading Oh Deer! A trip to Mildenhall Woods.
The age old debate of quantity versus quality. I’m happily pitched in the quality camp. Happy to go above and beyond for a special cache. That’s not to say I don’t enjoy the odd flirtation with chasing numbers. (Such a floozy!😉) Occasionally it is enjoyable to spend a day completing a trail and satisfying of course to watch your numbers gradually rise. Having been caching … Continue reading Geocaching at Bartlow Hills.
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