Saturday, and I was going down to Birmingham to see some friends, so I had to do a handful of drive-bys on the way – I would have done more, but time as always got the better of me and I didn’t get set off until about an hour later than I had planned, so the potential caching had to be reduced to just one detour from my motorway route Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Caches No’s 1857 to 1868 – Caching in the Dales
Tuesday, and I had had a root canal filling in the afternoon and so didn’t fancy going to the gym as I normally do on Tuesdays, so instead I worked out a route to drive around in the Dales to go and do some countryside caching. Continue reading
Caches No’s 1846 to 1856 – The Cockersdale Constitutional
25th June 2012 – CC#1- The Starting Post GC32J9D – cache #1846
Monday, and after a hard day at work a nice evening walk was called for, so I thought I’d have a go at the Cockersdale Constitutional cache series near Pudsey. I had to wait in the car for a few horse riders to pass at the start, but after they had passed I soon worked out where the cache must be Continue reading
Caches No’s 1806 to 1845 – The Tank Road from Middleham
Sunday, and after finding 31 caches the day before I was out to spend another day caching and find some more, and as the weather looked like it was going to be okay I was quite content to do a similar thing to the previous day, a few drive-bys, then a walk, then some more drive-bys and I decided that I would go back north to near Masham again, Coverdale Cache’n’dash on the way there, then the Horses For Courses 3 mile walk at Middleham and then the Tank Road Ride at Catterick to end up with Continue reading
Caches No’s 1775 to 1805 – A drier day in Masham
A whole weekend with nothing planned, and Adam had been pulling ahead in our competition to find most caches as a result of doing some big cache series – so I thought I would spend two days caching to catch up. As there had been about 40 caches put out for the Masham event the week before and we’d only got round a handful of them I thought I would head back up there to have a go at some more.
I had picked up a new Garmin Dakota 20 GPS and thought it would be a good chance to try it out – loaded up with 1:50K Ordnance Survey and the latest Open Street maps. I had intended to take my normal PDA withe the 1:25K O/S maps as well, but shortly before I got to the first cache I found I had left the memory card for it in my PC at home ! So I was down to the new unit only. Continue reading