In typical British weather fashion, Summer hits hard. All or nothing. I prefer nothing. In the midst of the heat wave I whinge, I whine and I melt. I’m not cut out for Summer. Born a winter baby, in a snowstorm no less. Factor in that I produce red haired offspring, my viking origins clearly mean my blood boils far too easily. In more ways … Continue reading Southwold – Sun, Sea, Sand and Virtuals
The latest Geocaching challenge this summer is the Geocaching Road Trip The idea being to find six different cache types to earn virtual souvenirs. Now I’m not fussed by a virtual souvenir. However I do as you know like a challenge. I also as you know am quite an unorganised, seize the moment kind of girl. Whilst others have been carefully planning their caches for the challenge … Continue reading My favourite caches
So my Run through of last week ended with cocktails on the Cam. No better way to clear your head than a big breakfast and a long walk in the fresh air, oh and copious amounts of coffee of course. Being Father’s Day it was up to Mr Muddy to choose the day’s events. He’s a fan of a geocaching trail so gave me the … Continue reading Thirty Days Wild. Day 21 – A Father’s Day Walk.
A fabulous start to the day. A message from a friend turning a casual coffee grab into a full on day of loveliness. What to do though? The requirements for the day being Coffee, food and a walk – a nice one! Grantchester. A lovely village on the river Cam, near to Cambridge. A village filled with charm, stunning countryside, wonderful places to walk and … Continue reading Thirty Days Wild. Day 15 – A stroll through Grantchester Meadows.
Having thoroughly explored the gardens and grounds of Chatsworth estate it was time to think about making tracks. The problem being I wanted a cache find for the day. I was fast approaching 100 days on a streak. (Finding a cache every day for 100 days. To think I was completely normal until I started geocaching…😉) Toying with the idea of a cache and dash … Continue reading Geocaching at Chatsworth.
Mud and Nettles 