Exciting news! I’ve just found out I’ve been nominated for the Go Outdoors Awards 2016. I’m up against some great blogs so would really appreciate your vote. Pretty please, with cherries on the top. Voting is open from now until the 6th Jan and takes just a few moments, you can vote here. (If voting from your phone please scroll down and click on “View Desktop … Continue reading Go Outdoors Awards 2016
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 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
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
Mud and Nettles 