Ta-Dah! I’m back, and if you didn’t even miss me – well, shame on you. 😉 What a week though. Suffering from some kind of bizarre tech melt down, if a device could fail – it did, peaking with a disastrous climax. Never mind the curious incident of the dog in the night-time, this was more the furious incident of the dog and the glass … Continue reading A wild and woeful week.
Nope I haven’t whizzed over to the American plains, but honestly we really have spent our day Buffalo hunting. The first time I heard about Buffalo roaming the Cambridgeshire fens I really thought someone was pulling my leg. Highland cattle- sure , Wild ponies – absolutely, but Buffalo – surely not?! The greatness that is google however insists that it is true. A herd of … Continue reading Day two. All creatures great and small.
With Spring in the air it’s time to start preparing for an adventure filled summer. Choosing a holiday, discovering new places to explore and dusting off all those bits of equipment. My aim for the year is to get out on our bikes more. With just one of the children left to ditch the stabilisers, this will be the year we get out for some … Continue reading On Your Bike – Cycling Essentials
First things first. Secondly. You might want to grab a cuppa. I go on a bit in this one! With our holiday booked I turned to the Somerset geocaching Facebook group and asked for some cache recommendations. A varied response. Strangely the majority being multis. (A cache which takes you to more than one location.) I must confess I’m a bit lazy with multis but … Continue reading Off-piste and in the dark
Cheddar Gorge, a limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills. The gorge is overlooked by the magnificent Lion rock. A huge buttress of rock high above the village. 🦁 Some clever person has handily hidden a geocache on it. Therefore I have to go and find it! Our first morning in Somerset turned out to be a fine and dry day. We were all keen to … Continue reading Geocaching in Cheddar Gorge
Mud and Nettles 