Back in March last year (March 2015 that is) I was at an event in Harrogate talking to Robin (Harrogate Hunters) and Steve (Mad Yokel) – or rather I was listening to them discussing the …
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I’d put the Geocoin out for my 1,000th cache find, with the goal of it finding another 1,000 caches itself along the way.
So 21st November 2010 it was released into the wild, in cache Bridge …
For Christmas Twirlagirl (otherwise known as my sister and neices) bought me a present of a Travelbug Tee Shirt, there is a normal travel bug dogtag and the tee shirt has the bug design and …
22nd December 2010 – Six Feet Under GC2KE0A – cache #1004
Another new cache placed not far away from work. The problem is that the cache was in the middle of a long stretch of riverbank …
New caches are being put out all the time. Two more new caches appeared midweek inside the range of a lunchtime caching trip from work, so on the Friday I ventured out to look for …
TB3XM3T – GEOCACHING ROCKS! Geocoin
This is the Geocoin that I released into my 1,000th found cache.
It was given to me by my friend Adam (DivingDJ) who was the one who introduced me to Geocaching. He …
And so we get to the 1,000th cache, I was going to do one of the major landmark caches, Whitespace, Werewolf etc, up on Saddleworth Moor, but unfortunately the weather isn’t really the best in …
A cold, damp and misty Saturday afternoon and I went to Knaresborough to do a little caching, the micro meander is a short walk around a riverside park which has 7 caches on it with …
Another sunny Sunday morning and a couple of hours free to grab some caches, with the marathon caching sessions the weekend before I was no longer chasing all the caches I could find to get …
10th November 2011 – Serendipity GC2HWBG – cache #985
While I was away at the weekend another new cache appeared that was just within range for my lunchtime caching sessions. So on a bright sunny Wednesday …
Monday morning, the (rather drunken and lack of sleeping) weekend over and it was time for the drive home, via another leg of the Skeg to Ness route and some more caches. I went from …
7th November 2011 – Village Life – Castle Rising GC28MEB – cache #953
Sunday, and again I had a couple of hours to fill, so again I went for a drive around the villages caching, Castle …
6th November 2011 – Sunny Hunny GC1G4HR – cache #947
On the Saturday morning in Hunstanton I had to take a walk to the shops, so used the walk as an opportunity to find the two …
As we saw in the last post, Andrew Perry was the son of William and Sarah Perry. From the 1861 & 1871 census’s we can see that William Perry was born in Little Hadham, Hertfordshire, …
I have often said that the only way I am going to fill the date grid for January is to hold events in a pub on every day because I so rarely go geocaching in …
The 25th Anniversary of WASH was little different to all the previous 24 – but then, that’s the way we like it !
The major difference this year was that the dates for WASH had been …
Quite often the most entertaining part of our Saturday night excursions wasn’t the dance, but the journey, especially when we were all traveling together in a minibus, this method of transport did take a lot …
