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Chiltern Hundred – The Last Leg

Posted on July 25, 2015 by washknight

On Sunday we travelled to Chesham once more to complete the Chiltern Hundred. Back in January we set out, not only to find all 110 caches in the series, but also to maintain them as we went. To catch up … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching | Tagged ammo can, Buckinghamshire, chiltern hundred, Chiltern Hundred Bonus, drsolly, Geocaching, milestones | 2 Comments

Dem Bones, Dem Bones – Caches, Horses and Aerials in Pimlico, Hertfordshire

Posted on February 6, 2014 by washknight

By the time Monday arrived I think both Shar and I were starting to feel geocaching withdrawal symptoms. It had been almost a week since we had been up to our ankles in mud and thrashing around in the undergrowth. … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching | Tagged aerial, ammo can, bones1, Geocaching, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, horses, pimlico, transmitter | 4 Comments

Sam approaches 100 finds in Hadley Wood

Posted on December 3, 2013 by washknight

As the weekend approached Sam mentioned that he was keen to go geocaching as he was very close to achieving his 100 finds milestone. So on Saturday after some school work and a library visit in the morning, we packed … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching | Tagged ammo can, Geocaching, Hadley Wood, Milestone | 1 Comment

Stubbings Wood – Do bogeys smell of fish?

Posted on November 10, 2013 by washknight

Today the three of us, Shar, Sam and myself, wrapped up warm and went to Tring to attempt a series of 10 geocaches in Stubbings Wood. Whilst the weather was dry and bright, the wind was cold and temperatures were … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching | Tagged ammo can, circular walks, ee, fallen trees, Geocaching, Hertfordshire, series, steep hill, stubbing woods, trail, tring, views, woods | 1 Comment

Geocaching History on Coombe Hill

Posted on October 30, 2013 by washknight

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 | 2 Comments