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

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.

A Saturday morning event celebrating the Rhubarb festival in Wakefield, a good turn out for basically an hour or so of chat, then most headed into the city centre to go to the Rhubarb Food Festival, though I went looking for Lab caches instead

One afternoon in January I had to take a colleague to Speke on Merseyside for a meeting, while he was there I had an hour or so to kill, so I went off to the nearby village of Hale to do the Lab caches there.

Unfortunately they are quite a wide spaced set of caches and I had neither time nor daylight to do all 4 Labs

New Year’s Eve… a nice fine day and I had not been out anywhere for a couple of days so fancied getting out of the house for a bit, and this set of Lab caches suited my requirements

I ended the year on 392 caches, over 300 of them found either at the Mega/Piratemania or London Calling, in fact when I look back at the year only 15 caches were found near home, all the rest were events and visits elsewhere in the country

Jennifer (the Wright Girls) was studying at Durham, so held an event over the Christmas holidays, a very well attended event, loads of people there and although I had gone 75 miles I was by no means the person who had come the furthest