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Tag Archives: Cambridgeshire
Holy Heart Attack!!
Today a new power trail has gone live about 40k north of us on the Bedfordshire Cambridgeshire border. 479 caches make up the Hatley Heart Attack (GC5GACQ). Yes, you read that right… 479… four hundred and seventy nine geocaches. It … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching
Tagged bedfordshire, Biggleswade, Cambridgeshire, Geocaching, Hatley, power trail, Powertrail
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M is for the Memfis Mafia and a Muddy Mum
With threats of being inserted into the rapidly hardening concrete of the latest motorway extension, interesting and eyebrow raising responses were elicited from the latest bloggers to take up the challenge of answering my 20 questions. Clare lives in Cambridgeshire … Continue reading
Posted in Geocaching
Tagged 20 questions, Blogging, Cambridgeshire, Colorado, Geocaching, Memfis Mafia, Mud and Nettles, UK, USA, Washknight Interrogates
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Skydivers, Skylarks and the Psychology of Searching – Geocaching weirdness in Manea
It is probably wildly unfair of me to state that the lack of capacity of the sewage facilities in the Village of Manea has been a constant concern to the parish council and residents alike for a very long time… … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Geocaches, Geocaching
Tagged Cambridgeshire, Ely, farmland, Fens, Geocaching, RSPB, skylark
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