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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Geocaching History on Coombe Hill
About a month ago whilst out caching locally we found HighPoint (Herts). This was a lovely large container extremely well preserved against the weather, in fact it was a container inside a container, what is known as “double skinning”. To … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged ammo can, Buckinghamshire, chiltern scarp, earth cache, Geocaching, hill, monumentalist, mud, multi cache, oldest geocache in England, puzzle box, regular
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Halloween Hides and Creepy Caches 2013 geocaching Mega event
Yesterday we attended our very first Geocaching Mega event which took place in Salsey Forest, Northamptonshire. It was the annual Halloween Hides and Creepy Caches event and is classified as a mega event as more than 500 people were expected … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching, Geocaching Events
Tagged bat, brains, earth cache, fancy dress, Finding Caches, forest, Geocaching, halloween, hartwell, letterbox hybrid, Mega event, mud, multi, northamptonshire, salsey, UK, witch
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The Hills have Trees 2 – Return to Hemel
In August 2013 Hemel Hempstead was voted the ugliest town in the UK! Now I realise that being blind, I am not very qualified to dispute this fact, nevertheless I think that is a load of tosh. Admittedly we have … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Big G Wiz, cache maintanence, Circular Walk, DNF, Geocaching, Hemel Hempstead, kissing gate, Shadylady, Sheep, Smokeypugs, Solve & Search, squirrels, Yogi & Mags
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Cache 2 Update
After reporting that our second cache had gone missing even before it could be found yesterday, I thought it was only right and proper to post a short update. Despite the epic thunderstorms in and around Watford today we managed … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged found it, FTF, Geocaching, hiding caches, placing caches, replacing containers
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The High and Lows of Geocaching
Well I know this is my third blog entry for today and I promise to shut up for a bit after this one but I just felt I had to comment on the highs and lows that geocaching can cause. … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged 250, disable, Geocaching, hiding caches, high, low, Milestone, missing, muggled, placing caches
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Cache number 2 published!
We finally got the OK from the reviewer today and our second geocache, SNS002 NEVER BUY EAR(GC4Q7EJ ) , has been published. It went live at around 11.30 this morning and as yet there have been no logged finds. Things … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged Geocaching, hiding caches, Nano, placing caches, published, reviewer
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My First TravelBugs
For my birthday I received two TravelBugs. If you don’t already know, a TravelBug is a metal tag very similar in size and shape to those displaying serial numbers that are worn around the neck of military personnel, dog tags. … Continue reading
Posted in Blindness, Geocaching
Tagged dropped off, Geocaching, geocaching.com, Long White Cane, retireved, TB, trackable, Travel Bug, TravelBug, visited, white stick
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Caching in Hemel – Hills, Trees, Hills, Trees, Hills, Trees
Not having cached for over 6 days I was starting to get some serious withdrawal symptoms by the time my birthday came around. Had the weather been better on the day we would have ventured out then but it spent … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged DNF, Finding Caches, Geocaching, Ginger Cake, Hemel Hempstead, Hills, IVT, Ivy Covered Tree, Puzzle Caches, Trees
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First Cache gone missing
Well I am definitely experiencing all aspects of being a cache owner at an accelerated pace. After placing it on Sunday and it being found on Monday it was then reported missing on Thursday. The person who found it first … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching, Hiding Geocaches
Tagged archived, disabled, Geocaching, hiding caches, missing, muggled, replace, stolen
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Caches and Cake in Redbourn
Today we decided we were in the mood to tackle a walking series of geocaches. The weather has been quite dry recently and this would mean that there wouldn’t be a lot of mud under foot hopefully. I scouted out … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged church micro, Circular Walk, farmland, Geocaching, Ginger Cake, meeting other geocachers, nettles, series, village sign
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