This weekends second trip out was on Monday, well Easter Monday is a Bank Holiday and a long weekend.
I went to Knaresborough for two sets of Lab caches, one which was around the town and the other down in the park by the river where the zoo used to be.
Now I know I went to the zoo there and to Mother Shipton’s cave when I was I think about 8 – which would put it 1971/72 fifty years ago anyway which makes me feel very old.
Caches No’s 5741 to 5748 – Golden Acre Lab caches
This week’s Lab cache trip was to Golden Acre Park near Bramhope, at one time this was an ‘entertainment venue’ with a boating lake, miniature railway, large dance hall and even a roller coaster, but now it has none of those, and is just a park and nature reserve owned by Leeds City Council.
Caches No’s 5735 to 5740 – The Coldstone Cut
I have to work occasional Saturdays, and this was one of them, so I had to choose a set of Lab caches that was close enough to get to after work, and that wouldn’t take too long to complete.
I had been having problems with my right leg so I had a bit of a limp and didn’t want to walk too far as it would be painful. So this set seemed ideal
Caches No’s 5729 to 5734 – Harrogate has Highlights
This weeks Saturday morning caching trip was to Harrogate, to do a relatively new set of Lab caches that had popped up there.
There was quite a distance between all the points, but one of them was near free roadside parking at the Valley Gardens, so that was the obvious place to park and start
Caches No’s 5724 to 5728 – Skipton Churches Lab Caches
The following Saturday found me in Skipton, for a set of Lab caches connected with some of the churches in the town.
I was lucky in that one of the churches was very close to the best ‘Free’ car park in Skipton – Tesco’s supermarket, so I parked there and went out to the furthest location first and then wound my way back to Tescos
Caches No’s 5709 to 5723 – Undercliffe Cemetery Lab Caches
The warmer weather had arrived, so I decided that I needed to stop hibernating – as I had mainly done since March 2020 when the Covid Lockdowns came, and get out more.
So the plan was to go and do some caching every weekend.
was a Saturday morning in Bradfords biggest and most historical burial ground, Undercliffe Cemetery.