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A little blog about our caching exploits where we have been, who we have met and what we have seen. All opinions expressed in this blog are my own and no permission should be expected or granted for any part of this blog to be copied on to other websites, forums or blogs. If you see anything on Ebay that you fancy.

Sunday, 2 January 2011. The end of a lovely walk. As we started the walk we were joined by Ticklebrick and Bashful. They soon went on ahead as we were taking out time photographing the lovely landscape. 20 caches completed on the circular and another one bagged on the way home. What a lovely location to put a cache.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010. This coin commemorates both space shuttle flights, and the fourteen brave souls who were lost during the final missions. The artwork on the back of the coin is an artistic composite of the mission insignias from both flights STS-51-L and STS-107. The tracking number can be found under the hinged bay door.

Well at least I know where I stand in the World Rankings. A new stats bar to add to my page as the Drunner stats dont seem to be updating much. Friday, 24 August 2012. Finally got out to carry out some maintenance on my caches. Managed to visit the majority of them and form some sort of repair. The repairs ranged from simple things like - Replace the Log Book to the drastic measure of replacing the whole cache.

Details of my exploits in the field of Geocaching. Thursday, 24 November 2011. Molly - Woodside - GC2WWDT. Anyway, today it was bright, sunny and very mild for mid November, and so I decided to have another go. It also helped with the CO having checked it was still there and some other geocachers finding it recently. This time I went straight to it without using the GPSr after getting the first bearing. Bingo! Indigo Ninja - GC35GWG. We decided to leave t.