# LogMemo

lParent: GC4P9YB
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Never would have known it was here. Read a book with the railway as part of the plot but not the same as being there.


lParent: GC4P9YB
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I thought I was going mad for a moment, I'm sure I have bagged this cache before, only to find out this is a replacement, phew!
Always an interesting story this building.
Thanks for keeping this cache and historic interest alive.

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6919


lParent: GC37ZGR
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We found after visiting Imperial War Museum  on beautiful late summer afternoon. We left a travel bug, but do not have it activated yet. Our goal will be for it to visit around the UK.


lParent: GC37ZGR
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We made a school excursion to London. Here I found our first and only cache in the UK. By the help of the spoiler picture it was an easy case. After I logged the cache, we visited the museum. TFTC


lParent: GC37ZGR
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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Am heutigen Vormittag ging es zunächst etwas nach Süden zum Imperial War Museum. Kurz vor der Öffnung des Museums machten wir noch einen kleinen Abstecher zu dieser Dose und konnten diese auch schnell finden.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC5WHHN
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I had to be in town for a meeting today, and this was the first of the caches is earmarked for en route.
At first I couldn't get sensible cords and had to go back for a recount - second time correct and I found the geocache shortly afterwards.
Thank you for a very nice wheelchair accessible cache. 
It's actually 33 years since I was last inside this cathedral, in 1982 during the visit of Pope John Paul 11 to the UK, where he held a service for the sick, just rereading the homily it still holds true today.
I attended the service with my father, and we were just four rows back from The Holy Father. I still have the beautifully printed invitations at home somewhere. http://www.thepapalvisit.org.uk/Visit-Background/A-Retrospective-of-the-1982-Visit/Southwark/Pope-John-Paul-II-at-Southwark-s-Cathedral


lParent: GC5WHHN
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Found at my second attempt which isn't surprising given at my first attempt I was looking in completely the wrong place.  At least that meant I had an adventure in Southwark...

I went to the start location for the cache a couple of weeks ago just as the builders were putting up the scaffolding; I'd taken a detour on my way to work so by the time I got to the cathedral the builders were well under way offloading the scaffolding poles from their lorry.  That meant I had very little time - I actually had to duck as they very efficiently went about their business - to count the number of rivets on the door.  In case I made a mistake in my calculation I had a fall-back plan which was three photos of the door.  Before I left work to head home that evening I ran the numbers, spotted a likely place on GE and headed off.  Once at what I thought was GZ the likely looking place didn't look so likely at all and it was too far away from where my GPSr suggested the cache was hidden.  I made a half-hearted search and was frankly relieved when some people came out of a nearby pub to give me an excuse to move on.  Back home I checked my photos of the door only to discover one was in perfect focus while the other two were completely blurred so were of no help what so ever.

Take two this morning.  Another detour on my way to work.  I approached the unlikely looking GZ from a different direction but it looked just as unpromising as the first attempt.  So off I wandered back to the cathedral for a recount and immediately spotted where I had gone wrong.  Now armed with the correct number of rivets I reran the numbers and was delighted to find the new GZ was far closer.  The only problem now was the hoards of children and their parents wandering around in all directions on their way to school.  Fortunately the roadworks were in my favour as they stopped the tide of children from one direction long enough for me to stealthily survey the obvious feature at GZ and make a fumble for the cache.  I wandered off a few metres away and did my usual trick of looking lost while having a mapping app open on my iPad and - using that as cover - I signed the log.  I repeated my lost stunt at GZ, putting down my bag, fumbling around for my iPad and using that as cover to replace the cache where I had found it.

I'll have to come back in a few months time when hopefully the cathedral will have be visible in all its glory.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5WHHN
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This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. While we waited for Imperial War Museum is open we could visit St George and find this cache. Thank you!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm. Vor dem Besuch des Imperial War Museum nutzten wir die Zeit und besuchten St. George sowie diesen Cache. Die Aufgabe war schnell erledigt und die Dose war problemlos zu finden. Danke!


lParent: GC5WHHN
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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Am heutigen Vormittag ging es zunächst etwas nach Süden zum Imperial War Museum. Auf dem Weg dorthin haben wir auch hier einen kleinen Stopp eingelegt. Die Fragen konnten wir gut beantworten und am Final sind wir dann nach kurzer Suche fündig geworden.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC5WHHN
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In London for Dragon Boat Racing and 24 hours of caching. I like church micros so had to get this one despite. If building work. I had issues with one of the calculations but made an educated guess and was in the right place. Thanks for bringing me here!


lParent: GC5WHHN
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Decided to grab a few caches today and started with this nice multi. Lovely puzzle made simple. Pity about the building work but still a lovely place. 
TFTC :)


lParent: GC5WHHN
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Having watched Kent come from nowhere to only narrowly lose their RLC quarterfinal vs Surrey at the Oval, I decided to walk back to Waterloo East via some caches.
Thought this one maybe a problem in the dark but luckily the front gate was shut but not locked so I could get close enough to the door to have a proper count. Came up with one set of figures which didn't look right so ignored the rivets in the handle and came up with something much more likely. Nice quick find once had got to the gz. TFTC


lParent: GC1BFWV
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Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   My next one on my radar here.  Although a quickish find, it was a bit tricky trying to sign and replace without being noticed

[blue] 4 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6604 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to 37251 for this


lParent: GC1BFWV
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We had a couple of hours to kill this morning so decided to find some caches before our train. This one was a nice easy find thanks to the hint, with a clean logsheet. The area smelt very strongly of wee but the cache seemed clean :)

TFTC!


lParent: GC1BFWV
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Got off the train from Southampton and this was the start of our adventure. This is my second visit to this one but this time more successful. Log full.  Found with J-Li84 TFTC


lParent: GC56CR5
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Nice and quick find together with ChillChurch and KJV2015. Not many muggles around, probably all having lunch or watching the big polar bear in front of the Shell office?? 

TFTC!


lParent: GC3NKF5
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Walking by the riverside from London eye. First time caching in London. Greetings from Finland. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC3NKF5
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TFTC

Stopped by here to bring a Dr who TB to London and considering the cache title seemed very relevant to stop here for a cache and pic of Big Ben. 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC3NKF5
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At first we were a bit too high. So we went back a little bit and took the lower path along the Thames. (ChillChurch and I jumped, but KJV2015 found it safer to take a little detour [;)]) The couple that was sitting on the bench at first was gone by the time we arrived, so no problem loggin without being seen.

TFTC!


lParent: GC3NKF5
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It's not the nicest day out and there were very few people about on this side of the bridge.  Benches were clear and finding was quick  .....  TFTC


lParent: GC3NKF5
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During our visit to London we search also for some caches [:D]. Most of them were found easiliy. We had a lot of fun [:P] in London.


[red]Cache # : 1517
[red]Log-time : 13:13

[blue][b]CO TFTC[/b] [;)]


lParent: GC5C9FA
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Walking by the riverside and find few caches. Easily found with muggle friends who were eager to learn caching. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC1BEM6
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Nice clever hide. Some temporary fencing makes it tricky to get at. First find for my friend Kellie, in London for our birthdays! Franman and Kellie


lParent: GC56Y1F
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A quick find this morning whilst waiting around for our train. I find this landmark very strange, it looks to me like they haven't quite finished it yet!

TFTC!


lParent: GC5WHH3
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As a big fan of church micros we headed to this cache next and quickly solved the maths. We then headed to the coords and this is where we got stumped. I didn't quite understand the clue and couldn't spot anything obvious. Will return soon.


lParent: GC5WHH3
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We were up in London for our third visit this week - this time to see Hetty Feather. But as it was the weekend we couldn't resist coming up earlier in the day to pick up some caches. We were walking west along the Thames from Westminster to Vauxhall and couldn't resist stopping to pick up a cheeky CM.   Lovely grounds - and we enjoyed working out the final GZ for this one.  Our GPS was playing up slightly but when we ended up in the middle of the road we resorted to the iPhone and this took us straight to a much more likely GZ.  Here it was a quick find and sign of the log.  SL TFTC.


lParent: GC5WHH3
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What a delightful church and gardens. Stopped off for a break and noticed we were at a cache so we thought we'd do it. At GZ I was just off but jnr had it under control. TFTC and a delightful place too!


lParent: GC5WHH3
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TFTC [:)] - lovely church and gardens. Had to be very stealthy when retrieving and replacing  the cache


lParent: GC5WHH3
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Lovely gardens thanks for bringing me here. Having collected the numbers I then made use of the nearby bench to do the maths. At GZ managed to stay just out of site of a nearby muggle,  luckily it was quickly found. TFTC


lParent: GC5WHH3
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A fine old church pleased it was saved from demolition - soon had the clues and off to an area didn't know about and a nice original cache hide too so it gets a fav point TFTC


lParent: GC5WHH3
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Another Church Micro in London and this one is just fantastic! [:)]
Numbers collected, lots of interesting facts learnt. [:)]
Thanks to this cache we discovered the Garden Museum, which is great!

At GZ nice and quick find, coords just sPot on [:)] Loved the hint! [:)]
All in all, fav point from me [:)]
TFTC!


lParent: GC4YNN8
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3337


lParent: GC4YNN8
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In London finding earthcaches, sidetracked and church micros. I had never given thought to the sheer amount of water flowing in the Thames, thanks for making me stop and think. There was chance to appreciate how recently London got a proper sewage system too.


lParent: GC4YNN8
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I have always been interested in watching the tides of the Thames and having a few opportunities to work by it was always a distraction! 
Interesting figures was discovered doing the sums, made sure to respect the power of this most famous river.
TFTEC. Answers submitted 

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6921


lParent: GC4YNN8
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What a great idea to show the strength and impact of the river. I liked this one very much because it makes things visible. Thanks for showing.


lParent: GC4YNN8
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Having completed another Earthcache from this CO, http://coord.info/GC3YYPG, whilst on holiday in Florida last month I was determined to try this one while spending a weekend in London for my daughter's birthday. A wet evening, followed by a drier following day allowed my to view both states of the tide and make the appropriate 'guesstimates'. Many thanks for another Earthcache!


lParent: GC4YNN8
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A day trip up to The Big Smoke with my daughter Go Bananas. The main reason was to visit the London Dungeons which was great fun, but it is also an excuse for me to find some caches in the city. Today I decided to target some Church Micro, a number of Virtual's and a couple of caches that have a lot of Favourite Points.

I have looked forward to coming here to do this Earth cache for some time and as the London Dungeon is right opposite it was very lucky that the tides fit in with the day's itinerary as well! 

I had a bit of a mock up device in my caching bag for the measuring that was required but it seemed to work ok. Email sent to the CO as required. A good fun Earthcache, gets a Favourite Point from me.

TFTEC!!


lParent: GC4YNN8
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Our last found in London. It is not an easy EC because it is neccesary to make some calculations during a period of time. It is very interesting because show us the tide phenomena in London than we did not realized before.
Thanks for the EC.

Nuestro último found en Londres. No es sencillo pues es necesario hacer diversos cáculos en diferentes momentos del día. No obstante, es un caché interesante que te muestra el fenómeno de las mareas en Londres. Algo de lo que no nos hubiéramos dado cuenta de no ser por este caché.
Gracias por el caché.


lParent: GC10DNC
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Nice quick find on the way home to Glasgow after a meeting. Not so many muggles as expected. Next time I think I'll take a later train to fit in more caching - so many in this area! Tftc


lParent: GC3X3N5
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I've been passed Surrey Row five or six times on my morning detours to collect my daily cache on my way to work, but each time there's been what looked like a homeless man asleep or just sitting on one of the benches (if that's the right word to describe them) in the park.  As I had no idea where the cache was hidden I thought trying to find it right under the nose of a homeless man wasn't a good idea so I always just walked on by.  I concluded that a change of plan was needed, rather than detour on my way to work I decided to do the detour on the way home and as luck would have it on my first homeward detour I found the park was empty.  That was the first hurdle overcome, the next was finding the cache.

I have to admit I didn't entirely understand the hint, I latched on to one bit but I've no idea if my interpretation was what the CO had in mind.  Anyway based on what I thought the hint meant I set about a methodical search but as I had in the back of my mind the benches may well be beds for the homeless it was a pretty rapid search. Having dug in, around and under countless cracks and crevices I found what felt like a cigarette butt, on closer inspection it was the extraction device.  I'd found it!  

With great relief I signed the log and replaced the cache where I think it had been before.  I say "I think" because I'd been sat down to do that bit of searching which meant my hand had been at an awkward angle as I'd felt my way to the cache rather than seen where it was.  I made sure the extraction device was accessible and headed off home.

TFTC.


lParent: GC3X3N5
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Rainy cloudy day, GPS all over the place. Poked fingers in lots of wholes, thought I found "The retrieve device" turned out to be a homeless persons discarded chewing gum. 
Only work across the road so will be back in better weather.

Just off for a tetnus shot.


lParent: GC3X3N5
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Found it ;-) 
Done as a cache & dash, great little hide 
Tftc 

This entry was edited by alfieo on Wednesday, 26 August 2015 at 21:51:27 UTC.


lParent: GC3X3N5
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Maintenance update:
Date: 19th August 2015
Time: 2:30pm

Visit today after reports of full log. 

Previous cacher had pushed it in so the "assistance removal device" was not accessible [:(]

New Log book installed. 
Old log removed for reference. 

Please ensure when replacing the "assistance removal device" is accessible so other users can access it easily. 
Hint updated to reflect this. 

All present and correct. 
Happy Caching [:)]


lParent: GC3B88D
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Found it! First one in London and England! Fantastisk place with a nice veiw, and in a very London-place!  :-D thank you!


lParent: GC3B88D
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Didn't reach it more like! Unfortunately on my own for a weekends London caching. I looked but was never going to reach this & it's not as if I could ask a passer by - will try with the rest of the family on another visit sometime.


lParent: GC3B88D
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Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  A fantastic walk from Westminster, passing Downing Street to reach gz.  This brilliant cache had been one of the main reasons of my visit today as I'd seen a Youtube video of this the other night before leaving home.

In his video he mentioned that this cache is a must here, so I took him at his word.  He was right.  Arrived at gz and quickly had the cache in hand.  Thanks for bringing me here

[blue] 5 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6621 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to purple.haze for this


lParent: GC3X8CP
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Whoever found it last didn't replace it properly, but thank god we managed to find it. Not thanks to you guys


lParent: GC3X8CP
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Nice clever hide in a busy area. Up in London for birthday, first find for my new geocacher Kellie! Tftc franman and Kellie


lParent: GC3X8CP
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Quick find during our stay im London, to  be Part of the ACE Café Reunion!

Tftc

TomSam's Vater


lParent: GC3X8CP
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#164 found for Pertur Team

Muggle alert at maximum, but it may be easy to catch unnoticed :-)

GPEC TFTC


lParent: GC50ZYM
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Quick find while I wait for the train. Went to see the BBC Proms presented by Jarvis Cocker at the Royal Albert Hall. Wonderful show. TFTC


lParent: GC5DNGK
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Found with some casual finger searching while pretending to make a call. Nice hide, thanks. Next time I'm in the area I'll take a later train home as there's so many caches to be had and brilliant landmarks and history.


lParent: GC5DNGK
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Took a nice leisurely stroll from Vauxhall down the Thames to check out "The Rising Tide" sculptures. Passed this by before remembering about geocaching and doubled back. Thanks for giving cachers a chance to enjoy this sweet location!


lParent: GC5DNGK
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Very nice to see the remainders of the dock. Search for a little while with ChillChurch and KJV2015, but it was ChillChurch who finally made the find. 

TFTC!


lParent: GC1AXFQ
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Guiding Nutter and I were down in London for the weekend. We had just got the tube to Waterloo, and grabbed this one walking along the Thames. A very interesting multi, though we did make hard work of the final cache!


lParent: GC1AXFQ
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I had worked out the co-ords for this one some time ago and for some reason never got round to finding it! On the South Bank today fot The Jubilee Gardens event, and meeting some new cachers, we collectively sought out this one. The log was saturated, but as I always carry spare logs when out caching, I replaced the log with a dry one. Hope the CO is OK about this - if you want the original damp log, please contact me via my profile page.
We signed the log "Event Four" as a team to preserve space, Team Four comprised of myself, The Xenni. papabaps and Gerty3000.


lParent: GC1AXFQ
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In London for the day to do a few caches before going to watch the Euro Hockey @ Lea Valley Park. We didn't mange to find stage one unfortunately, however when we were taking a walk along south bank we noticed something mentioned in the hint of stage two and sure enough it was there. A little lucky we think, or maybe a cachers eye who knows.


lParent: GC1AXFQ
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What a lovely multi cache. The final coordinates were easily solved and besides the actual cache, they led us to used book sale on the way. TFTC!


lParent: GC5VADX
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Walked down from Waterloo station - but just as I approached the spot the heavens opened. Also it was easy to spot the item but difficult to get close due to the myriad of roadworks going on. 

Eventually I got close enough to take a picture and have a good stab at most of the questions and answers have been duly forwarded to cache owner.


lParent: GC5VADX
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Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  After battling through the roadworks from the tube, I finally arrive at gz.  Gathered the clues before heading of.  Thanks for the interesting earthcache. E-mail has been sent to the CO with the answers

[blue] 2 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6602 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to jazzyjessups for this


lParent: GC5VADX
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3335


lParent: GC5VADX
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Walked here from Borough and couldn't believe how much the area has changed.  Another interesting Earchcache from JJ.  We have another Spurgeon's Tabernacle in Croydon, now known as West Croydon Baptist. TFTC


lParent: GC5VADX
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So much building work going on here, hopefully the revised roundabout will be less scary to cycle on once the work is done. This church seems a bit dwarfed by all the shiny new buildings around here. Answers sent and photo attached, thanks for bringing me here


lParent: GC5VADX
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I had a business meeting starting at 8 O'Clock, as I woke up early, being on Danish timezone, I decided going for a walk before breakfast. So I decided walking to this one. It was lovely walking in London before the day (and traffic) really starts.

At GZ the gates were locked, so I had to inspect pillars for distance, but I hope I manged ok. 

At the end my walk took 50 minutes, walking 3 km including time to solve the task at site. - Such a nice way to start the day [:D] Which there were more Earth caches at home in so short distance.


lParent: GC5VADX
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TFTC [:)]- this took some reaching due to the road works - we had to go all round but we managed to get there in the end. Thank you god the interests information. E mailed answers to CO.


lParent: GC5VADX
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I've passed this building for years and never knew what it was or the history so I'd like to thank the CO for bringing me back. 

Answers emailed to the CO and hope they are correct. 

[:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5VADX
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TFTC

I do enjoy a good bit of EC learning. And a CM too!

Pass by this most days but rarely have a gap in traffic to stop for the info. This morning I had time and clear roads and so stole a quick spot and walked up to the church for the info. 

Interesting history of the church and the variant of the faith. And interesting building. Interesting to learn about the history and the fire/bombing and rebuilds. And this version was smaller!! 

Good EC and Qs sent off to CO. Enjoyed this one. 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC3FEWP
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Had a lovely day exploring the South Bank before watching a recording of It'll be alright on the night and managed to pick up this cache along the way. TFTC


lParent: GC3FEWP
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Another less than 0.5 seconds find from timmyrex- a great way to spend our last geo cache of the day


lParent: GC3FEWP
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Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. What delightful gardens and glorious weather, but it was lunch time and there was not a spare seat to be had.


lParent: GC2CEKJ
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My third and final cache on the walk from London Bridge to Waterloo, as there are no trains today. A quick find, even though a van driver was in 10 feet of the hide. TFTC


lParent: GC2CEKJ
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A quick cache&dash while visiting Blue Fin. Not so quick... the only muggles in the area chose to sit in exactly the wrong place 
TFTC.


lParent: GC40H1T
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Yesterday I did all the math, and today it was time to collect the prize. The container was surprisingly easy to find, a common type also in Finland. Tftm!


lParent: GC40H1T
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An interesting history, simple off-set ease and a QEF at GZ, although the muggles made getting it more of a challenge! Had to pick my moment with care but I think I got away with it - I'm known as a subtle cacher [;)]
TNLN(!)-TFTC. Good fun!

SP - Geolympix? Champion! http://coord.info/gc5xxyy - Ashridge Estate, Berkhamsted, Herts - Sunday July 31st 2016.


lParent: GC40H1T
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Good to see this church coming under the CM series.
Got the clues and the cunning cache itself in the pouring rain!
TFTC

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6917


lParent: GC40H1T
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Am I glad to put this one to bed!! 3 previous unsuccessful attempts prior to today. A desperate plea for help to the CO who graciously provided assistance via some clever wordplay. So on with the 4th attempt and even with the extra information still no joy. Then realised I was looking right at the cache!! Amazing piece of urban camouflage. Just wish it was possible to give more than one FP. The one given is as much for the witty help as for the actual cache. Can't believe it took me so many visits to spot.
TFTC!


lParent: GC40H1T
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Found at my third attempt!  My first attempt was on 26 June, the day the hoardings went up around the old location for this cache so I stood no chance of finding the cache that day.  My second attempt was a few days after the CO re-established the cache, but my GPSr wouldn't settle and - as I was looking at 9am - the place was absolutely heaving with people.

So today I returned at 9pm in the rain.  Unsurprisingly the vicinity was much quieter which was handy because I spent ages faffing around before finding the cache.  As before my GPSr wouldn't settle.  Its preferred location for the cache was inside an inaccessible building and I concluded the D/T rating would have to be much higher for the cache to be hidden there.  So I abandonded my GPSr.  At least the rain meant I could loiter under the various canopies to survey the landscape without attracting any attention.  After at least 10-15 mins poking, peering and rummaging in an ever widening radius I spotted something.  A break in the traffic meant GZ was clear and I had the cache in hand.  I retreated to shelter from the rain and signed the log.  Hurrah!

Really pleased to find this cache after my thwarted first attempt.  The coordinates were at bit off by my GPSr but that wasn't a problem - where would be the fun if the coordinates took you to within the nearest milimetre of GZ?

Thanks for the advice to cache at night, TFTC and a fave point for the sheer entertainment value.


lParent: GC40H1T
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I was working in the area and we needed a CM for today for a challenge cache that we are working on.
Great multi.
Good coords.
We have found one of these previously, or I may not have found this one.
Great cache!
SL
TNLN


lParent: GC4858G
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Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Info soon worked out and I was quickly at gz.  Spotted the cache on arrival.  Thanks for the interesting Multi

[blue] 4 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6620 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to qrang for this


lParent: GC4858G
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Started this yesterday but with a rally & labour leadership going on in the area it was chaos. Managed to get coords & returned today for the find, tftc


lParent: GC4858G
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A quick find today, having collected the numbers on a previous visit.

Thanks for setting this up and bringing me here.


lParent: GC4858G
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We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

This was a must do cache and I have never been this close to Westminster Abbey before.  You really don't appreciate how amazing the architecture is in London when you visit as a child.  Simply beautiful.  We picked up all the clues, one of them was a little difficult and we actually asked for help, but once found, we had a set of coords and it didn't take too long to find our way to GZ and locate the cache.  Thank you for setting this amazing Church Micro which definitely gets a favourite off us.  TFTC


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Out with Sailing Crocodiles. We were almost stumped by one of the stages but spotted it in the end. Nice walk to the cache through an area I have never seen before.


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A trip around inner London seeking church micro caches wouldn't be complete without an iconic member of the series. I battled with the hordes of tourists to obtain the information and took a cut through the grounds to the final. I looked in the wrong place before resorting to the hint whence I went straight to the hide. Thanks for setting this one!

This entry was edited by ed-don on Monday, 07 September 2015 at 08:15:46 UTC.


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Contracting nearby and have picked up the various numbers over the course of several visits, some being trickier than others.  A pleasant walk resulted in a quick find in a place that I had passed by and had suspected might be the final location, having read the hint.  Have a favourite.  TFTC


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Today we visited the inside of Westminster Abbey, and had planned another go at this multi afterwards. Upon exiting the abbey, my wife immediately spotted the right drain-pipe, and with the new number our final coordinates made perfect sense [:)]. Dean's Yard was open, and so it didn't take long to reach the cache.

TFTC!


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Having watched Kent come from nowhere to only narrowly lose their RLC quarterfinal vs Surrey at the Oval, I decided to walk back to Waterloo East via some caches.
Only one place this could be and after a short fumble the cache was fairly quickly found. TFTC


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With spare time after watching England get thrashed by Australia on the final Ashes test (but still win the series 3 - 2). I dragged along my mate Dave, who is firmly in the "geocaching is for nerds" camp. This was a nice easy find as we went Straight to it, nice and interesting history and street. TFTC


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Found it but there was no lid and it was jammed into a support and I couldn't remove it.  Pulled the log out with cache in place and the log was full.  Needs maintenance.


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I'm 3 for 5 today! Killing time before the Regular Features live podcast show. TFTC! Didn't want to touch this one because I have sausage fingers.

NB: The lid appears to have come off?


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found together with Eidechse63 and Hyrule95, TftC and Greetings from Luxembourg, cache must be repaired, logbook is full too


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Nice quick find on a Sunday morning stroll. Never knew this place existed! Found with the help of NC23.


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This is what caching is all about – showing us somewhere we would never have found otherwise.  Nice quick find. TFTC


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Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Soon spotted the cache after a short search.  Not so easy when I'm getting funny looks of some muggles.  [^]

[blue] 6 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6622 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Chris-King for this


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Start of a geocaching/sightseeing day in London. Lots and lots of people everywhere. Hard to search caches. Tftc!


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Found it during our short-trip in London. Thanks for the cache say the patagonist from Saxony/Germany!


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Found with my mate on the way to House of Vans to watch Bring Me The Horizon. Nicely tucked away cache.


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so nice to do a stretch like this walk without having to bother with people sitting on the benches, enjoying our stroll and uninterrupted caching, tftc


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Well this one was fun. I had to do some stealth caching and grab it on the move as there were people sat on the bench. They didn't notice thankfully.  Found with J-Li84 TFTC


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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
We wanted to do this Ec last time in London but didn`t read the listing exactly - so we had flood when we came and couldn`t visit the right spot. But this time we wrote down all tidal times and found the place right in time - Hurrey finally we touched the Thames and took some nodules for our collection at home !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3342


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We arrived in the UK on the 30th for a fortnight of touring and caching! Spent 5 nights in London, caching and sightseeing by day, going to the theatre by night. On our last day in London, we went down to the Thames to get "Father Thames and the Mermaid" (GC3KG2M) and of course, we had to get this one as well. GZ for this cache is on the exact location in which a scene from BBC's Sherlock was filmed (a dead security guard is found on the riverbed, and of course, Holmes deduces everything about him, including who killed him). TFTC!


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Back in London again ... I was here with the family for about 4-5 years ago and there is definitely a fantastic atmosphere in the city here.
I had decided a long series of Geocaches to be visited and the first was Catrin Glyndwr and I can understand why it is so difficult "to find". I waited probably about 30 minutes before the last Muggles left the place so I could get to it.
The next place was Finsbury with a nice fountain and pavilion. What an oase in here in London.
Then it was technology time and I love all this plates on the walls "all" over London that tell me history from here.
I also want to visit at least one Earth Cache and this was actually on my way ...
On my way to an old pub, I just drop by this church visit. At the pub I walked around and I have to had a pint of dark beer. I talked with several people at the pub and one of the servants. Fantastic place.
After a pint of beer ... I wasn't sure if was a good idea to continue to the virtual rainbow, but I took the chance and looked around and find "The Doctor" and the owner of the place.
Well ... now I have started to see one of the rainbow caches I visit one more. What a historic place ...
After a night in London and some work, i'm ready to find some more caches and the first today is the museum. 
Here after I walked around and find a lots of nice historic placed and after seen Lord Eldords place, Lord Chancellors place and a lot other places, I have a fine virtual aiii que dolor cache visit here and thanks to CO for a correction of my answer.
Now I walk through Covent Garden and I have been here several times before, but many tears ago last time. This time as a geocacher and of course I have to see this cache too, but ... [:(] the place is in total rebuild and it was therefor not possible for me to see anything on the building today. 
After the tour de Covent Garden a walked down to the river and pass over the bridge and theWaterloo Sunset cache popup on my GPS ... Well, I couldn't walk by without visiting and logging the cache.
On my way and after visiting at model train store and walked by Doon Street, ohhh a lots of mugglers and students.
Back to The River Thames and this time closer to the river as I haven't been before. Here is people walking and looking after amber ... I suppose. But I want to visit this place to see some special geological stones.

TFTC
Martin ;-)


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On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list, too.
The answers for this  EC were collected at GZ an send to the owner.

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to erdnus for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3262 .


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I had planned to grab a cache on the north bank of the Thames for my daily cache but even at a fair way away I could see someone was practically camped out at that GZ which meant I stood no chance whatsoever of collecting it.  So a plan B was needed.  I stopped to consider my options on the south end of Blackfriars Bridge and noticed the tide was out.  So why not venture down on to the foreshore in search of some rocks on the river bed?  Err...I was totally unprepared and certainly not dressed for a trip to the beach let alone a stroll through saturated sand in search of a specific type of rock that spend most of their time underwater.  Then again, how often would I get the chance to get down to the foreshore of the River Thames and get the info and a photo for this cache?

There were already some people on the "beach" - perhaps they too were collecting the info for this cache - so throwing caution to the wind I ventured down the steps by the OXO building to the foreshore.  So far so good as the sand at the foot of the steps was relatively dry but as the tide had only recently gone out, the rest of the sand and the surrounding rocks we still very, very wet.  As I was wearing very smooth-soled shoes I didn't venture all the way down to the water's edge nor explore too far as I had visions of slipping on a wet rock and falling flat on my face or back.  I did go far enough to take a few pictures and to find some of the rock nodules on the river bed to inspect.

Despite only a brief stay on the foreshore I did manage to get my shoes covered in sand and got some very odd looks as I emerged at the top of the steps, especially from a bloke with a camera at the end of the pier who must have been watching all the time.  But it was worth it to get this Earth cache.

I had a pretty good idea about the answers but wanted to check them to be sure which I did today and sent an email with my answers to the CO this evening.

Thanks for the interesting geology lesson; thanks for taking me to the Thames foreshore for the first time which gave an exciting, unexpected twist to my day; and most important of all...TFTC.


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Photo to append my log (sorry it wasn't sent beforehand). Email also now sent. Very educational cache, thanks!
Found with RamsPadge and The Xenni.


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We had a wonderful time looking for rocks and fossils along the Thames at low tide. Thank you for the excellent earthcache! :-)


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I found the container, but there was no cover/ lid on it. I'm quite sure that it was the cache - it was attached so well. I didn't see any log book neither. :( wrote my name on a piece of paper and put it there. Thanks for the cache and greetings from Finland! ^^


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Great place. I read that it has been ripped. Such a shame.
Found together with Rabarber and KJV2015
TftC a lot.


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Had a great time finding this cache today. It's our last day in London before renting a car and driving north for more caching in the countryside! This spot was especially cool given that we are Sherlock fans and a "dead body" scene was filmed just up the beach.  Gets a fav point from us. TFTC!!


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Woke up and checked for some nearby geocaches to start my bank holiday. At that very moment it was low tide according to the timetables so I grabbed my bike and made a b line for this one. Found fairly quickly and luckily all dry when found. Signed and replaced tftc


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Found as a trio, and log signed as the EVENT THREE, having met for the first time at Geo-Jaddek's nearby event, and hooked up to do a few caches together. The Xenni took the role of retriever, I as the Scribe and Gerty3000 as the official photographer!


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Just my luck, 14 benchs in the square and the only one occupied was the one I needed! Had to wait 20 minutes for the occupant to finish his lunch. Then it was a straight forward find. TFTC


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found number 750!! [:D] I quickly found the right bench and was lucky as the only bench occupied  was the next one. quick found, tftc [:)]


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Great location and minuscule cache! Like it a lot. Recommend a pint of Oranjeboom in the Prince of Wales afterwards!


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On a business trip to London I had a little free time to hunt treasures.  It was overcast and a bit rainy but I suppose that was to be expected.  Thanks to the good coordinates, I found the cache relatively quickly.  The container and logbook are in good condition.  Thanks for hiding!


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Hello from the USA.  First time in the UK and had to find a cache.  Love London.  Great location for a hide.  TFTC.


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Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Now its getting really busy here.  (bloody tourists) [:D]

A sneaky grab before signing away from prying eyes. 

[blue] 6 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6606 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to bevroutley for this


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Saw this from a cruise on the Thames, then noticed it was a geocache. So much world history in London. Will email answers when I return home in few days.


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Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  After grabbing the nearby cache, it was a matter of just gathering the clues needed in between all these toursist..[:D].  E-mail sent to the CO with the answers

[blue] 7 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6607 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Heidi Seekers for this


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Caching along or near the Thames today. I have passed by here many times so finally it was good to spend a bit longer at this fascinating place. Thanks for bringing me here.


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We decided we needed a day in London to hoover up some various Earthcaches, Virtuals and other significant dates. This was pretty much our last stop of the day and the light was fading. Cleopatra's Needle has always been a little overlooked I feel despite everybody knowing the name and monument. our visit today forced me to do a little research and I found myself hooked and fascinated, exactly the point of a well-placed Earthcache. Congratulations and thanks to Heidi Seekers for the continuing excellence of their Earthcaches, they have 23 btw, go and look for them...Fav' point awarded


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Another find today after exploring Westminster and all its palaces. The hardest part was walking there from so far away haha
Tftc


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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3330


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This was a very educational earthcache! Had noticed the cavities earlier and assumed it was due to weathering over the years. That was before opening the cache page and learning about its history. Amazing that the obelisk and sphinges continue to stand today. Thanks for the earthcache. [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 14:30:22 UTC.


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Despite several visits here I have not stopped to appreciate many of the points raised in this earthcache. Thanks for making me stop and think


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Took a while. Not quitr as hint, buy near. Great little park. Photo as pen ran out. Great cache! Thank you.


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Cheeky little post work cache and dash. 

Found and log signed (log is getting a little full).

Thanks for the cache, lovely little park.


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Me and SpecialK! Set out on another puzzle trail from her London flat and were not disappointed, great series right across London! TFTC


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Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. Upon arrival at ground zero got a bit distracted by the horse! (See photo) I duly sent off an email but when I didn't get a response we second guessed ourselves...doh! Didn't check junk mail. Random. With drums coming from nearby celebrations (or protest) we headed off into the fray! TFTC


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And so glad to find this one.... And because of some really curious japanese women. To whom we explained the woderfull world of geocaching we totally forgot the picture. Hopefully will be excused for this kind of stupidity. No pics but we don't give up to find the thief!


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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Nach dem Sherlock-Multi Nr. 4 haben wir gleich auch noch die Nr. 5 besucht. Schnell hatten wir die benötigten Informationen gefunden. Nachdem wir vergessen hatten, das geforderte Foto zu machen, haben wir das an einem anderen Abend nachgeholt und kurz vor der Dunkelheit noch die Fotos geschossen.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


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This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. This nice cache we visited too and could quickly find asked information. Thank you for the cache!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm und begonnen haben wir unsere Runde unter anderem auch mit diesem Cache. Problemlos konnten wir alle Informationen finden und unsere Runde fortsetzen. Danke!


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Very slowly making my way through the Sherlock series as and when I happen to be in the vicinity, this is only the second one in the series that I have found - the last was on 24 July - at this rate there's no hope of retrieving Watson's memorabilia any time soon.

Finding the date for the drainpipe was straightforward but I did wonder about the number of arched windows, especially when I realised the building wasn't symmetric.  My first email to the CO got bounced back so I revised the number of arched windows and got a confirmation email back.  Success!

Still haven't worked out how to take a selfie with my iPad, so did the next best thing and took a picture of my GPSr near GZ.  Now where's the next nearest in the series...?

TFTC


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Took a few minutes for this one, but once we looked in the right direction, things became a lot clearer !

T4TC


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My first time in this park and my first realisation that there was a Camel Corps well in to the 20th century. Once the information was gathered I walked the way I came to the final and spent a few minutes feeling around in the wrong place before checking something else nearby which had a cache stuck to it. Thanks for the history lesson and the cache


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Found at my second attempt.  Gathering the info was straightforward, although it did make me realise that despite living/working in London for close to two decades I'd never been in this garden before.

My first attempt to find the cache was several weeks ago, when I made a thorough search of GZ but found nothing.  It was only when I was walking away I realised there was a second potential hiding place but that was being guarded by one of the men working on the east-west cycleway so I just headed off to work.  Today the cycleway works had cleared at GZ which meant no audience.  A quick swoop at the obvious feature and I had the cache in hand.  The biggest difficulty was finding any spare space on the log - unfortunately I used my last spare log in Victoria a few weeks ago so couldn't replace it.  But I did manage to squeeze my name in...just.

I do enjoy a walk by the Thames and finding this cache was a great excuse.  TFTC.


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We spent the geocaching day in London for a daytrip. By bus we arrived in the early morning at Cleopatra´s Needle. We started our heavy program. We have been equiped with a travelers card and our scooters [:D][8D]. 

This multi cache was also on our todo list. We visited the nice garden and found the Camel. The coordinates for the final have been calculated within a few seconds and then we rolled on with our scooters. 

Thank you for showing us this place and the multi cache.

*´¨)
¸.• ´¸.•*´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•' Team Haihappen ... Uh Ha Ha! GC Fund #3477


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What a Trip !?
We spend a Daytrip from Germany to London.
London and his Geocaches are amazing.
A very cool City, with his very special and own Caches.
It is not so easy for a people who lives not "in a city"
to find Geocaches "in a City". The hide's are special, not a tree or bush
like in the German landscapes. I have a lot of Fun to find this Geocache and
the small London City Trip.

I say thank to keep this Geocache still alive

Greeting's from Germany
Bambutscha


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After a long preparation time, it was now finally the day of our short trip to London had come.

Together with Bambutscha and Team Haihappen we have searched many great Caches in London and usually also found.

This cache was there, too. We say thank you for all Ownern create and maintain the caches.

Greetings from Cologne/Germany [b][blue]Lupo+Hexe[/blue][/b]


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Enjoyed working out this neat multi whilst strolling along the Thames this afternoon, and with good co-ords, the hint and a photo this one was happily very quickly found!!!

Many thanks for a lovely multi!!!

Log full but we found a space to add our name!!!

SL TFTC!!!!


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quickly found and crunched the numbers and ducked through the cycle route in a short space of time. notice letter in this evenings paper bemoaning the congestion caused by building of the same, and with considerable narrowing of the road don't see it improving on completion. Must be a nightmare if oneu absolutely HAS to drive in London. Personally find B bikes and public more than enough for us. tftc


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Quickly found the numbers and then went on the long stroll to gz.  The cycle trail they're building is going to be a fabulous ride safely away from the cars  .....  TFTC


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Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. Very grateful for the hint because my GPSr was indicating somewhere 20 meters away.


lParent: GC5MCKH
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Another fine Earth Cache in the capital!

Thanks for setting this up, and teaching me about the algae.


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Nice change from standard SideTracked caches. Email sent & ok to log, fp for something different. Tftc


lParent: GC5MCKH
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3328


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In London finding earthcaches, sidetracked and church micros and was very pleased this stonework was brought to my attention. Thanks for bringing me here


lParent: GC5MCKH
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This was another earthcache that got our heads scratching today.  Wouldn't have noticed it without the cache being there, which is the point.  Thank you for setting and responding quickly.


lParent: GC5MCKH
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During my two weeks in the beautiful City of London I also came through St.James's Park Station and of course I took the opportunity to take a close look at this very interesting building. I've never seen so many fossils in a row before. 

Thank you for showing me this exceptional location and greeting from Germany to 'Pan314159'.   [:)]


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Last cache of our three day stay in London for my birthday before the train back to South Wales   Answer a sent to CO  from melin boy on behalf of us  both.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5MCKH
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Finishing off our three days in London with another SideTracked cache. The bonus is it's also an EarthCache. Answered the questions and sent to CO. A quick dash back to Paddington for the train back to South Wales. Little did we know we would be delayed by nearly two hours!  TFTC.


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Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  After emerging onto the main street at Trafalgar Sq, I was pushing passed a lot of people here as they were doing a demonstration.  I later found out it was the same day as the Labour Leaders election nearby.  

Fortunatley, I was able to get the info for this without any further troiuble.  Message sent to the CO

[blue] 11 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6611 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to rodz for this


lParent: GC2825
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Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. A stroll along the embankment to ground zero and a minor detour via the boat shop where I was fortuitous to find the sandals I was about to order online on sale! Woo hoo! The crowd numbers increased dramatically but it was a quick spot & a smile at the pub that bears our hero's name!! TFTC


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Unfortunately we just had a little break just before the corner. If we had known of this gem.... No drinks for us but we managed to find royalty. Up on our feet again!


lParent: GC2825
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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

I've already found this cache on my last trip to London and so I log only a note.

Thanks!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC2825
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This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. This cache was an extra for me (DerPatrizier had it already) and I could find the asked information quickly. Thank you for the cache!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm und begonnen haben wir unsere Runde unter anderem auch mit diesem Cache, den DerPatrizier bereits hatte. Vor Ort konnte ich die benötigten Informationen schnell finden und schon konnten wir unsere Runde fortsetzen. Danke!


lParent: GC11A9P
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Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. Misread the hint at first and started wandering around the small gardens. Quickly readjusted and then easy.


lParent: GC11A9P
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Visiting my daughter in London for the day and continuing our round of museums and walks found as at Tate Britain, a nice easy find even though i had to buy a pen in the museum shop and come back to sign ( that is the problem of changing handbags).  Tftc


lParent: GC44GNX
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Very cool cache container indeed and the yard is stunningly beautiful in its own way. The cache would be perfect without the spoiler "k......" in the description of the container, imho it would be better to place this in the hint. But anyway - great cache and definitely a favorite! Thank you!


lParent: GC44GNX
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Found this at lunch time while enjoying a respite from the city!! Took the opportunity to explain the excitement of geocaching to some muggles - they didn't know what I was doing but could see my obvious joy and wondered what was making me smile!!! Thanks for the GC and the interesting history lesson :))


lParent: GC44GNX
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Okay. So a brilliant cache here and thanks to the cafe staff for helping me out of my misery. Definitely an FP here.


lParent: GC44GNX
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Thanks for the cache someone left the code still on the box but it wouldn't have been hard to find anyway :) tftc


lParent: GC44GNX
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A Travel Bug had been jammed under the mechanism (only 1) - as per recent log, I have removed it (will drop off somewhere soon) - oiled the mechanism and made sure its all working well.

As per log from Beagle-80 - please do be careful when opening, as I have used plenty of WD40 to keep it in good order.

PLEASE only drop off small TB's - large or lengthy ones do get stuck easily....


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Found the box easily and just as I was about to stand back and looks the fan lights a very friendly lady pouted me to the light. Box opened easily - appears to have been recently lubricated with WD40! Bring a tissue to wipe your hands afterwards. Log signed. TFTC great cache and therefore a favourite point awarded.


lParent: GC44GNX
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Found it but after figuring out exactly where the number was located I could not get the key safe open! Will try again another time to see if I can sign the log book.


lParent: GC5V38T
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What a nice little mural, and co-ords soon worked out.  Thought at first it might be out of reach, but luckily it wasn’t. TFTC


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
This all worked out perfectly. I did the calculations by the mural and quickly got the numbers, had a hopeful feel for the final and immediately felt the container.


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
The mural is great, especially the interesting combinations of styles, scenes, and animals. Coords easily calculated, but I almost (but only almost) tried to make the grab harder than it actually is, but geosense prevailed. TFTC!


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
A days caching trip to London with EL-JO and ReggieCat, mainly doing Church Micros and attend a meet at Euston for SideTracked Day. Thanks to all the CO's for putting out and maintaining the caches.


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
On a caching day in London with ReggieCat and The.Eagle.Has.Landed signing the logs as FAB4. We were generally concentrating on Church Micros and SideTrackeds, it being the 8th Anniversary of the SideTracked series. We walked here after visiting CM7819 The Metropolitan Tabernacle, and this church with its modern mural provided a startling and interesting contrast. Having calculated the coordinates we had no need to walk much further before signing the log.


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
Nice idea using the mural to get the answers, we soon picked up the info needed, then after some number crunching, it was off to GZ and a nice quick find.

Caching in London on SideTracked day with The Eagle Has Landed and El-Jo (Elaine and John), signing the logs as the Fab4 to save space.    TFTC # 8115


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
QEF after logging the CO's nearby Elephant & Castle SideTracked cache today.   Lots of muggle traffic at GZ but a redundant phone box provided the perfect place to sign the log.   All good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1432


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
Made an unsuccessful attempt to find this a short while back but, looking at the logs, the cache was MIA at the time so came back for another try. No problems this time: TFTC!


lParent: GC5V38T
lText:
Have seen this lovely mural a few times so thanks for bringing me back here. All info collated and another quick find at GZ. TFTC


lParent: GC1JYMY
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Just picking of cloeby caches now.  Quickly sppotted and signed on arrival.

[blue] 14 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6614 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Loony Londo for this


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
Collected the coords for this one some time ago, but for some reason failed to find the cache at GZ. Quick find today though! Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

This was our last cache of the day and we were really tired now and it was very dark.  Struggled to find a way to get this one and it was really sad to see how many people were sleeping rough on the streets, a real eye opener which made me really sad.  Finally found how to get to GZ and picked up the clues needed to solve this.  Once we had all the information, worked out where we needed to be and set off.  Relatively quick and easy find once at GZ.  Log signed and cache replaced.  TFTC


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
Grabbed before going to Horrible Histories round the corner at the Garrick using coords I calculated a while ago. TFTC


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
Finally managed to time my arrival at GZ with an absence of muggles!  Was able to find a space to sign the log but it in now pretty much full and unfortunately I didn't have anything suitable with me to be used as a stop gap until CO can replace. TFTC


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
Cache 16085

Found during a wonderful day around London to grab some virtuals and earthcaches plus a few physical caches along the way.

An interesting multi to compliment our wander around London. Soon worked out the final coords and took a stroll to GZ. Walked around a little bit before we believed where the GPS took us. Looked in that spot again and found the cache. [:D] Just a heads up that the log is approaching the full stage. There is still room for 5 or so more names though. We didn't bring our replacements with us today, sorry! Signed 'GCAX' TFTC!


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
We spent the geocaching day in London for a daytrip. By bus we arrived in the early morning at Cleopatra´s Needle. We started our heavy program directly with inspecting this monument. We have been equiped with a travelers card and our scooters [:D][8D]. 

Back at the Themse we went on for our program. This cache was also on our ToDo List. The needed information has been collected easily and we could go on for the GZ. After waiting for the muggles passing, we managed to get the cache.

It was a little bit tricky to get and hide the cache, because the area was very well controlled, because of the 70th anniversary of VJ Day.

Thank you to Loony Londo for this nice multi cache.

*´¨)
¸.• ´¸.•*´¨) ¸.•*¨)
(¸.•´ (¸.•' Team Haihappen ... Uh Ha Ha! GC Fund #3473


lParent: GC2ZR1Q
lText:
Being whovians, we couldn't miss this chance... the coordinates produced a red geochecker result, but sure enough the cache was exactly there, and quickly found - thanks to the hint. The hint is rather obscure, but useful at gz, if you get it [;)]


lParent: GC3D1TV
lText:
Very quiet in this spot on a saturday afternoon. TFTC. Hope your dad is enjoying his retirement! TFTC

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:08:06 UTC.


lParent: GC3D1TV
lText:
I am retired, coming from Norway and visiting London for one week. Today I went to the south side of Themsen. This cache was found some meters away from my GZ.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5TZJ3
lText:
Found whilst waiting for partner to complete her Thames Bridge Challenge for charity TFTC sooooo many muggles about!!!! Super sneaky mode required.....


lParent: GC5TZJ3
lText:
Visiting London for a conference & a few caches! Introducing a few muggles to this great past time! TFTC!


lParent: GC5TZJ3
lText:
Lead by our enthousiastic first lady 'Rabarber' this little friend has been found by KJV2015 and myself.
TftC


lParent: GC5KAG8
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  OMG, what a nicely hidden away church.. Soon spotted the cache here before the builing contracters decided on heading pass me on their way to lunch..

[blue] 8 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6608 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to terrapintim for this


lParent: GC5KAG8
lText:
Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. Found eventually despite my GPSr being very erratic here.


lParent: GC5KAG8
lText:
Met a motorcyclist here who wondered if I was trying to work out the cost of parking. I told him what I was up to, and he advised that the church opposite was the only one owned by the queen. Soon had the cache found. TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
Sat on the steps to solve the puzzle, then went and sat in the gardens nearby waiting for the gps to wake up.
It didnt, but I decided to have a nose about and found GZ in good time.

TFTC. The bell tower looks like it needs some tlc...gorgeous sturdy structure. Thanks for bringing us here.

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:32:12 UTC.


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
I got off the train at London Bridge Station and headed towards GZ. I obtained all the required information, quickly solved the puzzle and headed off towards the indicated coordinates. I arrived and made a instant find [:)] The log was full but I managed to sign it '8/9 TT' behind where the previous cacher had signed it. Sorry I couldn't replace it, as I didn't have any spare logs with me today. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
Found it ;-) 
Just managed to get my name on the end of the log, sadly no spares on me to replace so may do with a new one now. 
All good here otherwise 
Tftc


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
Found the sign and calculated GZ easily. Took the longest possible route to it though. Took a casual look where the cache might be hidden and spotted something bigger than a nano. Grabbed it and it turned out to be part of a broken bottle. Fortunately no harm done. Then a second glance revealed the actual cache. As others have said the log book is full but I managed to squeeze my name in an already taken square. Replaced as found. TFTC.


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
I thought I knew where the cache was going to be, but worked it out anyway.  Quick find. Sorry log is completely full and I don't have any that size. TFTC


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
TFTC [:)] - good hint - do you have to be of a certain age to REALLY get it? Log is now full , sorry we have no replacement with us today.


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
Think I got the coords right, but GPS was all over the place, and there were too many passers-by for a proper think and search. I'll tray again eventually. TFTC!


lParent: GC5XC3C
lText:
On a caching day in London with ReggieCat and The.Eagle.Has.Landed signing the logs as FAB4. We were generally concentrating on Church Micros and SideTrackeds, it being the 8th Anniversary of the SideTracked series. This was another interesting church to visit, and we were suitable amused by the excellent hint. Indeed EL wondered in advance if this was how the hint should be interpreted and it was.


lParent: GC1JYPK
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   I'd spotted this on Youtube the other night.  He mentioned in his video that there is a cache outside the Channel 4 offices but he didn't show or say exactly where.

That got my attention so I made a note to come and grab this.  I arrived at gz and spotted the famous 4 logo and set about finding.  Not easy to locate when there are so many prying eyes from the standing traffic..[;)]

Soon located and I moved away to sign.  I found out later on that there was a diversion in place and that a parade was heading through shortly which I manged to see.

[blue] 15 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6615 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Loony Londo for this

This entry was edited by TheBradfordRambler on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 11:55:16 UTC.


lParent: GC1JYPK
lText:
RidgeGrovers from Stourbridge, West Midlands - Found it.
Thank you for placing this cache for us to find, and maintaining it when needed.

Log signed as Ridgegrovers (or RGS if space limited), and cache replaced as found, for others to enjoy.

Nothing taken, nothing left, and personal travel bugs dipped for the mileage.

Image of Chariot Cling parked nearby has been uploaded to gallery, please feel free to discover this trackable at geocaching.com.

Trovata. Danke für die Dos, Merci pour le cache. Grazie per la cache.

ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo ooo


lParent: GC1JYPK
lText:
after risking life and limb and a stay in the police's company at a nearby cache, this was an easy one.  TFTC


lParent: GC1JYPK
lText:
Despite having visited this area when I worked in London I never knew Channel 4 was based here. I like the art installation at the front of the building too. Thanks for bringing me here. I squeezed my name on the full log. TFTC


lParent: GC1JYPK
lText:
Another find for the day although this one took a little longer to find due to it being lunch time when we arrived and very busy with muggles, although we are not ones to be discouraged and our perserverance soon paid off, signed and replaced, although near the end of the day we realised that I had signed all the caches as 3/08/15 instead of September TFTC


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
My third attempt to locate this, spotted it straight away today! Largely as a result of finding a similar cache by the same CO, I recognised the container [:D]. TFTC


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
After  a good result with some caches that have been on my wanted list for a while this new one was a nice little diversion.
After gathering the info from the church I made my way to the GZ.
I spotted the cache as I approached so after a muggle check if gathered it up signed and returned.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
We looked for this a couple of weeks ago but that time it was a DNF.  Had another go today and this time it was a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
Solved clues and headed for GZ. Struggled and first but then saw something that looked like a cache that we had found earlier in the year in Sheffield. SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
Easier to park near here on a Saturday so soon at this interesting church and got the clues - off to GZ where a quick wander to and fro and this tricky cache was spotted TFTC and have a fav point


lParent: GC5Z0AP
lText:
I solved this one a week or two ago but delayed the find until today to fill in one of the missing days in my "month of CMs" challenge.  I walked by and grabbed the cache on the way to work this morning. At a safe distance I looked at what I had and was surprised to find no log. I walked back to find the log still attached to the hiding place!  Job done, I replaced it all during the next break in pedestrian traffic. TFTC


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
Busy area glad it's an earthcache as the "Tour of Britain" cyclist where here today unknown to me! Tftc FP added :-)


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
We were in London with a mission to collect several earthcaches, virtuals and significant dates... This was a relatively straightforward cache to collect info for but as always a very enjoyable task. Thanks to Loony Londo for this cache and a Fav' point awarded.


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
And another nice EC on our trip to London.
Lot of muggels around here, like everywhere [;)]
The answers are on its way
Thank you for the EC


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
I visited this beautiful square near the end of my first day in London. I really enjoyed finding all the earth Caches!

Thank you!


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
Seen as part of a fascinating geology tour of inner London. The base is much more interesting than the bronze bit on top! Thanks for bringing me here


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list,too.
The answers for this EC were collected at GZ and send to the CO.

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to Loony Londo for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3237 .


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
Of course I have been to this place several times, but did never manage to log this earthcache. Fortunately, I did this time!
As part of my Bank Holiday vacation I also visited Trafalgar Square and had a closer look on the statue of King Charles I. 
Thank you for giving such an interesting lesson on fossils in the centre of London!

TFTC
eric07

PS: Thank you for being my geocache #800 [;)]


lParent: GC285PA
lText:
This was fun to investigate! Thanks for showing the spot! Thanks for the quick answer! Greetings from Germany!


lParent: GC517HH
lText:
No luck here. Found the obvious hint item, but there were just too many passers by to spend a lot of time searching.


lParent: GC22MPZ
lText:
Got to love sitting about this area looking suspicious with armed police patrolling. Exciting. Nice cache.  Thanks.


lParent: GC22MPZ
lText:
The cache was guarded by a homeless guy. Lucky for us he was sleeping, so we could retrieve the cache without being noticed.

TFTC!


lParent: GC22MPZ
lText:
Thanks for drawing my attention to this piece of London history. With a good description of the cache I found it in the first place I looked. TFTC


lParent: GC22MPZ
lText:
During our visit to London we search also for some caches [:D]. Most of them were found easiliy. We had a lot of fun [:P] in London.


[red]Cache # : 1529
[red]Log-time : 15:13

[blue][b]CO TFTC[/b] [;)]


lParent: GC13ZAG
lText:
Walking from London Bridge to Waterloo (no trains today) I spotted this cache and took a short detour to find it. I arrived at the same time as a guided tour, but fortunately they didn't stay long and I was left to ponder where it would be. The text gave me a pointer and I soon spotted the camo. A favourite for a well hidden (or not) cache. TFTC


lParent: GC13ZAG
lText:
I thought this was going to be a DNF. Loved the area regardless and the history. 
Had almost given up and was watching my daughter take photos, when suddenly I saw something that made me think it might be the cache....and it was! 
Genius! Left a hammy TB to move on. Brought it down from Scotland. 
Fav point awarded. 
10/10.


This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:04:50 UTC.


lParent: GC13ZAG
lText:
Visited after dark, dropped off darkest dream. no other trackables seen  Found straight away due to photos, much appreciated, well done CO, favourite points deserved the cache is right, signing petition. TYFTC


lParent: GC4X7V2
lText:
Taking an extended walk through London after an intensive working visit, I was looking for a cache to log and found it here, in highly familiar territory and close to an earlier find years ago. Thanks for pointing me at details I would have otherwise missed.


lParent: GC4X7V2
lText:
Long day in London trying to find several Earthcaches, Virtuals and significant dates. This was always on the agenda for us and we enjoyed exploring this familiar location. Many thanks to Heidi seekers for 'placing' this cache here and a well deserved Fav' point for all the effort involved.


lParent: GC4X7V2
lText:
A visit to Nelson´s Column was on our plan today so we could do this nice EC.
Answers are on its way.
Thank you for the EC.


lParent: GC4X7V2
lText:
Before we visited the National Gallery with its beautiful art, we came to answer these questions. TFTC and greetings from Belgium!


lParent: GC62HAM
lText:
Found a small silver magnetic nano. Hopefully that's the right one as the location matches the hint!


lParent: GC62HAM
lText:
Quick find here and nice to catch up with currykev who I found not very stealthily groping around the ironwork [:D]


lParent: GC62HAM
lText:
Thought I'd go grab the red pot people log wrongly as found.
But no joy. Even with 2ndEast, who haapened to have just found the correct one!
One day I may attempt to find that bonus cache too. [:)]


lParent: GC62HAM
lText:
Having not looked at previous logs beforehand I hadn't twigged that this was more a reboot than a new cache - so definite feeling of déjà-vu when I got to GZ!  Straightforward retrieval even in the throes of a sunny lunch hour.  TFTC.


lParent: GC13ZB7
lText:
Danke für diesen Cache an einem so schönen Ort.Es war ein Drive in zu Fuß

TFTC


The LightHouseHunter Berlin

#2681


lParent: GC13ZB7
lText:
The hint rather confused us, but luckily we were able to find it. Tb in, Tb out. TFTC and greetings from Belgium!


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
After a couple of lunchtimes around the park gathering the required information, I came out today to get the booty. It took me a while to get on the right track after the GPS struggled to pick up a decent signal. I got there eventually, and luckily the coast was clear for a quick find and replace.

Thanks for taking me around one of the London parks that I'm not so familiar with. Most enjoyable!


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
It was a very nice walk. Along the way, we made of course the usual tourist photos at Buckingham Palace [;)], and enjoyed the sunshine [:)]. The cache stages were no problem, but the Geochecker was a welcome confirmation of our final coordinates, because on my GPS map, they pointed right in the middle of a building [;)]. Because of the helpful hint, the cache was quickly found. Greetings to XdFaster and kunkar, who we met at GZ [:)].

TNLN, TFTC!


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
Found together with Kunkar during our London visit.

Today we went through Saint James Park, after visiting the Abbey Road Studios. The walk was very nice and the stage were all easy to find. After collecting the numbers we headed towards the final coordinates. At the final we met another cacher family, after a short chat we went to a nearby pub to try some English bier and ale.

Trade: /
TB: in
FAV: in

[green]Thank you very much for hiding and maintaining this Cache![/green]

[red]May the satellites be with you![/red]
[green][b]xdfaster [red]A[/red][white]U[/white][red]T[/red][/b][/green]
Fund Nummer 520

This entry was edited by Xdfaster on Tuesday, 01 September 2015 at 20:00:50 UTC.


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
Found while enjoying vacation in London. I wasn't sure about final location so I politely asked for advice from cachers who found this, because I am not sure if I visit London once again, if yes, it wouldn't be soon (thanks a lot once again). When I was in right road, it was quick find. Thanks a lot for nice walk and cache!


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
As the finish to a lovely birthday weekend in London, persuaded geowidow to do one cache - I don't think he realised what a multi was.  After temperatures of 30 yesterday, very relieved that it was slightly cooler today.  Collected all the queues, agree with the confusion over heading north from the tablet and also at Stone, the number was given in the description!  Like others, we started looking on the wrong side of the buildings.  Pub was closed so GZ was nice and empty.  Rain had just started so very pleased to find quickly.  Enjoyed our walk around the park tftc


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
I had some time to spare before the nearby event today so decided to tackle this multi.
Had no problem finding any of the clues, other than reading the instructions for WP3 rather than using the GPS, as the instructions state "head south" however I'm pretty sure it should read "head north"!! 
Was a little confused once within 20 feet of gz however a quick look round the corner I soon noticed where I should be.
TFTC


lParent: GC1ZPV1
lText:
We had a lovely late evening stroll around a park that we had visited many times before when we had travelled to London. Today we were at the women's FA Cup Final at Wembley and had some spare time afterwards so decided to come and do this multi. It was a pleasant walk around the park - held up slightly by the RideLondon Cycle event. We loved the charming Duck Cottage. Soon we had the correct coordinates and after going down the wrong road we realised our mistake and headed in another direction. At the final coordinates with it being dark now it was a bit creepy but we soon had the cache in hand and log signed - thank you for a wonderful walk TFTC.


lParent: GC1GXRA
lText:
Quick and easy find - even though plenty of folk around. Just took a seat and put hand right on it. Thanks LoonyLondo for the cache. RoamingParsons from Australia.


lParent: GC1GXRA
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   Another tricky and sneaky cache.  With a police van right next to the transport museum I thought I was going to be rumbles, but fortunately nobody was in it at the time.

[blue] 13 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6613 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Loony Londo for this


lParent: GC1GXRA
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

We needed this for a Jasmer date and thankfully it was a nice quick and easy find.  Thank you for setting this cache.


lParent: GC2MD1B
lText:
Interesting info attached  ....  liked the colour coordinated cache container with a  fresh new log sheet  ....  TFTC


lParent: GC2MD1B
lText:
Thanks for this sneaky cache, luckily the wet weather had reduced muggle activity so retrieval was fairly simple!


lParent: GC2MD1B
lText:
Finding the cache wasn't the problem here, firstly the muggles kept making it hard work and then I couldn't get the container out all that easily. Finally got there and the log was duly signed. TFTC


lParent: GC5A7DW
lText:
On a business trip to London I had a little free time to hunt treasures.  It was overcast and a bit rainy but I suppose that was to be expected.  Thanks to the good coordinates, I found the cache relatively quickly.  The container and logbook are in good condition.  I used yo watch Reggie Perin in the US on PBS, so for the creativity of this cache and because it's in Trafalgar  Square,  I am giving this cache one of my favorite points. Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC5A7DW
lText:
Cycling tour of Britain had hit the square today so extra packed, had a walk past but no chance. Another day!


lParent: GC5A7DW
lText:
Looked for this one quite a while last month and came to the conclusion it was missing. Indeed it was and this time, we got straight to it! Thanks for a very neat cache KROP.


lParent: GC1RWJ5
lText:
Met Da Row Bros for an afternoon of caching, eating and drinking.  Enjoyed the short stroll and interesting info - TFTC!


lParent: GC1RWJ5
lText:
In our last hours in London, a quick run to see the Globe and, of course, to visit the site of Shakespeare's Globe.
Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC1RWJ5
lText:
During my last visit time was running out when I arrived here and I could not find this cache. Today we brought plenty of time and enjoyed it a lot.

Thanks for showing us this special place.

Tftc!


lParent: GC1RWJ5
lText:
We spend more than half a day in the Shakespeare's Globe! Unfortunately there were too much muggles at the stash. But we had a great day.

Greetings,
The Kiplings
Belgium


lParent: GC472HK
lText:
Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Easily found today, but tricky trying to grab and sign with all this security around.  The main road is closed as there was supposed to be a bike race here.  I was told it should have started 4 hrs ago at 8-8.30 in the morning but nothing was happening yet.  Agh well. Onto the next

[blue] 7 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6623 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to currykev for this


lParent: GC472HK
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

We were passing this one and it would have been really rude not to collect it.  Somerset house is a lot larger than I anticipated.  Relatively quick and easy find.  TFTC


lParent: GC472HK
lText:
Also easily found thanks to the hint. Cleverly hidden. TFTC and greetings from Belgium!

This entry was edited by Taakje en Co on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 07:37:29 UTC.


lParent: GC3HJYR
lText:
After a day at the final ashes test what better way to celebrate the extra time available than with a few caches! My mate Dave a devout "geocaching is for nerds" believer gainfully joined in and managed to locate the cache within seconds! Nice spot and some interesting historical info in the park, TFTC :)


lParent: GC1R6TH
lText:
Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. Grateful for the hint. GPSr was a bit iffy here.


lParent: GC1R6TH
lText:
Day in London collecting a few caches in passing, bit awkward to get to, but retrieved and signed not sure if we were being spied on. Btftc


lParent: GC2KCFK
lText:
I wanted to drop off TB I found in Devon that is in a race and I was convinced I was at the right place but despite a good rummage I could not find the cache


lParent: GC2KCFK
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After 45 minutes of searching we finally found it!!! Smartly hidden however the hint didn't really make sense to us but we did it!!! TFTC


lParent: GC2KCFK
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After logging that I didn't find it took one last look and "ta-da"!
It took me half an hour to get to it. It's really a tricky spot and the hint isn't really well written, nevertheless I got it :) 

TFTC and greetings from Portugal.


lParent: GC468FZ
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Andeh R and I were headed to the end of the strand to watch the final stage of the Tour Of Britain cycle race. I initially strode to the wrong end but a recheck of the GPSr led us back to ground zero and after ruling out the obvious we soon made a grab, all whilst being serenaded by the neverending bells! TFTC


lParent: GC468FZ
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Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Soon had this one in the bag here. Now for some strong coffee to keep me going..[^]

[blue] 8 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6624 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to currykev for this


lParent: GC468FZ
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Rather easily found thanks to the hint. TFTC and greetings from Belgium!

This entry was edited by Taakje en Co on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 07:36:43 UTC.


lParent: GC468FZ
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This was perhaps one of the best church micro hides I've found! Right smack on the traffic island in full view of drivers and pedestrians! 

I took quite a while to find the cache and was starting to wonder how much longer I could stretch the pretense of being on the island to take photos of the church. Luckily, I spotted the hint and cache soon after. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 14:07:51 UTC.


lParent: GC2Q16A
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This was not too far from the river, so I decided to go for it. Went to the wrong side of the road at first, but saw the hinted location on the other side. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 13:40:34 UTC.


lParent: GC2Q16A
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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Am heutigen Vormittag ging es zunächst etwas nach Süden zum Imperial War Museum. Auf dem Weg dorthin haben wir auch kurz hier gesucht und waren erfolgreich.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC2Q16A
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This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. We started our day with this cache and we sought first on the wrong side. With hint it was a quick find. Thank you for the cache!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm. Wir starteten den Tag mit diesem Cache und suchten zuerst auf der falschen Seite. Mit dem Hinweis war die Dose dann schnell gefunden. Danke!


lParent: GC2824
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What an amazing place. I have been in London many times but never here. Thanks for brining me here. TFTC

This entry was edited by GerLor on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 12:05:57 UTC.


lParent: GC2824
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Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. We set off with me leading the way, I've had to visit the nearby travel clinic for work vaccinations before! We arrived to barriers across our way. Undeterred we followed the alternative route and found ourselves in secluded unworldyness! We couldn't visit the knight but we completed our mission anyway. TFTC


lParent: GC2824
lText:
This one required a little search thankfully I paid attention in school and my latin was up to date enough. Another nice one!


lParent: GC2824
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After coming up here at the weekend and getting the required info, I realised the next day my phone had autocorrected my notes so the numbers were wrong! Infuriating, but I made the best of it with a lunchtime visit today. TFTC!


lParent: GC2824
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After yesterday's success at claiming Sherlock 5 (only my second find in the Sherlock series) which was six weeks after claiming Sherlock 4 (my first in the series), I was spurred on to find another.  So off I headed to a part of town that I do not usually visit.  In fact it took my to a place that I'd never visited before and probably never would have visited if it wasn't for this cache - that's one of the things I enjoy about geocaching, going down some paths less well travelled.  There's loads of interesting architecture here; I recognised many of the signs, plaques and buildings from earlier posts so I knew I was in the right vicinity but it still took me a few minutes to find GZ asi was looking in the wrong place.  Once in the right place, I spotted the signs and it was very straightforward to gather the necessary info.  With the I sent the usual email to CO and got a reply confirming I could log.

My iPad selfie skills haven't improved since yesterday, so attached is another picture of my GPSr.

That's three down and four to go.   TFTC.


lParent: GC2824
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Sent Dale (who isn't able to walk far right now due to a dodgy knee) on by taxi to Northumberland St. to grab us a table for lunch, while I dodged over from Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese where we had stopped for a drink. Love how this spot is so quiet and secluded, with busy Fleet St. only meters away. Thanks!


lParent: GC2824
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Main object of the trip to London (caching wise) was to try and complete as many of the Sherlock series as we could

managed to complete up to and  including number 6 leaving 7 hopefully for the next visit

T4TC


lParent: GC2824
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Back on the trail after a few caches and a tonne of walking - the first one of these was done at 7:30 this morning and the last, #2 as it happens, at 17:30 - not bad going...

A ride on the tube across London and then off on foot from Temple - dodging showers at this point after a beautiful start to the day and heavy rain in the middle. The way was slightly murky here of course, even with a half decent map (just not decent enough) but I made my way through and followed my nose.

And I must have learned a thing or two because I spotted the required information quickly at the location - a change for me! I will admit a smile at the answers as well - nice touch. And I even managed to make it all make sense properly first time, which can't be bad.

Some more walking ahead - I did 32 km today apparently. Not sure about being tired of London - just tired I think. Thanks.


lParent: GC4YXXF
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3331


lParent: GC4YXXF
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Back in London again ... I was here with the family for about 4-5 years ago and there is definitely a fantastic atmosphere in the city here.
I had decided a long series of Geocaches to be visited and the first was Catrin Glyndwr and I can understand why it is so difficult "to find". I waited probably about 30 minutes before the last Muggles left the place so I could get to it.
The next place was Finsbury with a nice fountain and pavilion. What an oase in here in London.
Then it was technology time and I love all this plates on the walls "all" over London that tell me history from here.
I also want to visit at least one Earth Cache and this was actually on my way ...
On my way to an old pub, I just drop by this church visit. At the pub I walked around and I have to had a pint of dark beer. I talked with several people at the pub and one of the servants. Fantastic place.
After a pint of beer ... I wasn't sure if was a good idea to continue to the virtual rainbow, but I took the chance and looked around and find "The Doctor" and the owner of the place.
Well ... now I have started to see one of the rainbow caches I visit one more. What a historic place ...
After a night in London and some work, i'm ready to find some more caches and the first today is the museum. 
Here after I walked around and find a lots of nice historic placed and after seen Lord Eldords place, Lord Chancellors place and a lot other places, I have a fine virtual aiii que dolor cache visit here and thanks to CO for a correction of my answer.
Now I walk through Covent Garden and I have been here several times before, but many tears ago last time. This time as a geocacher and of course I have to see this cache too, but ... [:(] the place is in total rebuild and it was therefor not possible for me to see anything on the building today. Sorry to give a DNF.

TFTC
Martin ;-)


lParent: GC4YXXF
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We spent a week in London earlier this year and during that time we tried to get around as many Earthcaches, Virtuals and Wherigos as well as picking up any traditional caches that we may pass on our travels. 
We tried to split central London into bite size sections that we could tackle each day, setting out from the hotel and getting the tube to an area and clearing some bits before another tube ride to get some more.
The day we did Covent Garden and the surrounding areas was the one day when the weather was miserable and at times I was struggling to keep going as my back gave me some extra pains due to the weather change.
We had fun and games getting the info and pictures required here as work was being carried out and the builders were sheltering in the entrance to have a smoke break!! We had to dash in and look around when they decided to do some work in between their many smoke breaks. I dictated the answers to Denise who took notes in shortened form so I could then do the required emails on the return to Nott's.
We have ended up with quite a few caches that we have visited and carried out the required tasks but have yet to log so we are gradually going through them which means I have the fun of searching through my photos as I am not as organised as the wife, I think that part of me was handed in with my uniform and ID card!!


lParent: GC4YXXF
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We got the information for this a fair few months ago when we were in London trying to do as many earthcaches, virtuals and wherigos as we could. I can remember it was a bit of a miserable day. It took us a while to work out where we needed to be and then when we got close to GZ we had to remain in the rain and twiddle our thumbs as some of the construction workers were using the area to smoke in!!!
The second they went back inside we dashed over. Ady read the questions and dictated the answers to me, we took the necessary picture and at that moment the door opened yet again. Just in time.
Ady did post you the answers a while ago but we are slowly catching up on earthcache logs etc.


lParent: GC4YXXF
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A return visit for us today as we made a dismal attempt last time we were in London, and couldn't pin down the GZ at all. Thanks to one or two helpful, not spoiler, pics, we managed to pin it down and also obtain the info required. TFTC.


lParent: GC4YXXF
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I was in London with my dad Henry-Jones, my brother James and my mam doing some sightseeing and also grabbing some caches. This was one of them we got on our way round. We walked a long way over four days. My dad has sent the co the answers. TFTC


lParent: GC4YXXF
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A weekend away in London with my family. We tried for some of virtuals and church micros my dad wanted and any other caches we spotted nearby. 

Building work going on here but we still managed to get the answers which my dad Henry-Jones will email to the co. Different having fossils in a city centre street. TFTC


lParent: GC4YXXF
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A long weekend down in London with the whole family for an epic sightseeing and caching trip. We found old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else we happened across. Weather was either warm and sunny or a bit muggy but the rain didn't spoil play until today when we needed to don waterproof coats. 

Although there's work going in and there's hoarding at GZ the objects in question can still be seen. We soon found what we were looking for and got a photo. Answers on their way to CO. Nice to grab a earthcache here in the city. TFTE


lParent: GC621NF
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I have never been  to the George a few times before and I love these old pubs. Unfortunately today was not a day to theck out their wares, but I will come back and try the others when I get an opportunity.
The information was deceivingly easy to find. So much so that at first I though I had missed something.
Anyway, I gathered the info for the coordinates and eventually made my way to the cache which was also easily found.
TFTC!


lParent: GC621NF
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It's good to see some new caches popping up in this area.
I came out for what I thought would be a reasonable length of lunchtime stroll.
At stage 1 I couldn't find the map even after exploring inside so resorted to googling an answer.
At stage 2 I was unclear about whether the word 'to' was unnecessary or hinted that the word 'last' had been omitted.
At stage 3 I couldn't see the date needed outside so used logic to work out the overwhelmingly most likely number.
Then a short walk to GZ where I was able to sign into the lovely fresh log in peace despite it being lunchtime.
Logging this near a Boris bike rack there has been nearly constant foot traffic past GZ so I think I was lucky.
Thanks


lParent: GC621NF
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Missed opportunity for a FTF, 10 minutes walk from my front door! Didn't check my emails until around the time the FTF was logged! Bit too late by then. Unusual to find a cache this size in central London, makes a change from the ever present magnetic nano. TFTC


lParent: GC621NF
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#4398 12:00
FTF #187
Well, figuring out the numbers took a bit of googling at one point, but otherwise was simple enough, and soon I found my way to the GZ, where the cache waited for me pretty much in plain sight, and with a blank log to boot. Saturday morning turned out to be a good time to go for this one - I certainly wouldn't want to attempt it on a Friday evening. Anyway, fingers crossed that the container lasts in its exposed location and thanks for the cache.

This entry was edited by Pja_cz on Saturday, 05 September 2015 at 15:04:06 UTC.


lParent: GC3CT7Q
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Out and about in London with SpecialK! For the tour of Britain. Happened to be walking past. Had to look at the photos to pin point the location. TFTC


lParent: GC3CT7Q
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Made this grab with Andeh R at the end of our day out to watch the last stage of the Tour of Britain cycle race. Took us a little while to narrow down the precise location (successfully not looking suspicious as there was a police car nearby). The log book is very full, we signed in red sideways. TFTC


lParent: GC3CT7Q
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   OMG. This is a busy place today.  Took awhile to grab as a couple wrere sttod by gz on the phone.  Once they moved off I went in for the grab.  Only, once I signed I had to wait AGAIN before I got the chance to replace.  

Thanks for bringing me here.. I got the chance to watch the end of the performance form the street entertainer. [^]

[blue] 10 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6610 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to purple.haze for this


lParent: GC3CT7Q
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Finally able to sign this one today after muggle obstruction a couple of times previously. Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC3CT7Q
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Fairly close thanks to hints, GPS is of course way off. Got close and no fear of muggles due to distractions, but then one decided to lean up while watching distraction, with no sign of leaving. Just a little too out of reach, this one.


lParent: GC4XE6Q
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I had a brief look for this once before but there were people unloading right by the cache and I decided not to try too hard. Tonight, with no trains to Waterloo, I decided that I'd walk and pick up some caches on the way. The market was closed by this time, but the bars and restaurants still busy. As I got close I spotted a possible hide and within a few seconds had the cache in hand. TFTC


lParent: GC4XE6Q
lText:
Fabulous spot here. The smells would make anyone hungry...and the cache location...Hilarious!
I thought I was going to DNF it and come back again, and again, but once you have spotted it...
Brilliance! Fav Point awarded. 
Thanks for making me grin from ear to ear!

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:17:50 UTC.


lParent: GC4XE6Q
lText:
Tried it once before at the weekend in daylight. Much better in the middle of the night in the week. TFTC.


lParent: GC4XE6Q
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This is anoth of those caches that has eluded me for some time. I have looked a few times before and first logged a DNF here in November 2014.
Today I thought I would give it another go and had hed a look around despite the muggles. At first no luck, but then after circling the apparent GZ I suddenly spotted what was almosr certainly the item in the hint. Sa a discreet brsuh past and the cache was retrieved. Fantastic! another annoying elusive one off my list.
After signing the log anoth brush past and the cache was returned to its home.
TFTC!


lParent: GC4XE6Q
lText:
One the best we (Rabarber, KJV and Chillchurch) logged in London on 5. September 15.
Just before we got on the plane Kees-Jan and myself had a few very good and fresh oysters accompanied by a wine and a beer. Barbara -in the mean time- was determined to find the cache and succeeded. At last she was convinced to sample the taste of oysters ;)


lParent: GC4XE6Q
lText:
Our last cache of this London trip. We searched for a little while but had to return to our appartment to retrun the key and get our suitcases. Luckily we had some spare time before we had to get the undergroud to Heathrow. So we went for a second chance. While KJV2015 was enjoying his beer and oysters and looked after our suitcases, Churchill and I went straight for the cache. How could we have missed this the first time?!

TFTC!


lParent: GC5KAJV
lText:
Thanks for the history here, I confess to never really giving the whole thing a thought up until reading your cache description. The cache was located brilliantly. My daughter screeched.."OMG it wont be there!"...yet it was.
Had a fight with it, and even closed it up tight then realised Id stolen the pencil and had to argue again with the lid. 
Marvelous hiding spot!
RIP Arthur, I hope you know how much pleasure your little idea gives to many, daily,...long may it continue!  TFTC

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:24:36 UTC.

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 23:13:55 UTC.


lParent: GC5KAJV
lText:
What's the etiquette with a cache such as this?  Should I wave to the people at the other end of the CCTV camera that is pointed directly at the cache?  Or - as I did in a vain attempt at some semblance of stealth - should I pretend the camera wasn't there?  Don't know who I was trying to fool; as the cache is cunningly hidden in plain sight it can't be possible to collect this cache in daylight and be stealthy, especially with the added complication of a very stiff lid which needs to be wrestled off.  I guess the advantage of such a stiffy is that it must put off any curious passers by and mean only those - like me - who are intent on claiming their daily cache would be determined enough to pull it off to get beyond the lid and reveal the cache's contents.  It wasn't a pretty or stealthy sight but my lid wrestling was eventually successful which was then followed by a bit more wrestling to get the log out which I signed and replaced. Phew!

The last Loony Londo cache I collected was Thai Elephant cache on 20 August which was my Loony Londo find #18, streak day #98 and, significantly, find #200. It's been 22 days since then so I'm now up to day #120 of my streak and this makes 19 finds from this CO which - as I am a sucker for stats - puts Loony Londo at the top of my "finds by owner" list.

TFTC Loony Londo for this and the other caches you've placed in and around Victoria, Westminster and Lambeth.  They help make my daily detour to work all the more enjoyable.


lParent: GC5KAJV
lText:
On my first visit today I left disappointed that I couldn't open the container. Then after finding the Vauxhall Park cache nearby I passed by again. I unleashed an Incredible Hulk style surge of super strength in which steam comes out of my ears and the air turns blue, and the lid finally came loose.


lParent: GC5KAJV
lText:
Open lid and secured  WOrld in Space Tab  with elastic.

Lid is a bit stiff  so  you need to be of The Right Stuff to opened it. A multi tool to prise the  lid open  helps.


lParent: GC308D9
lText:
After some deliberation as to the precise location of GZ I was able to get this one, very close to my office. Zoe and I enjoyed the elephants in London in 2010 and so I know she'd have loved solving this puzzle too. Tftc!


lParent: GC308D9
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Despite this being close to the office I visit when in London I'd never really looked at it before today. Decided to detour to the starting co ords where I made a quick find of the information needed to calculate the final GZ. Surprised at how far away it was but I had time so I took the walk where I made a good find in the second place I looked. I've started to see a few of these funky containers around now. Log signed and returned as found. TFTC.


lParent: GC308D9
lText:
Gathered the information yesterday whilst on our way out from the hotel, and collected the cache on our way towards the Olympic Park! Obviously not a direct route. Located behind the first flower we searched....very lucky. TFTC.


lParent: GC308D9
lText:
Dieses Wochenende sind wir in London unterwegs. Es ist der erste Besuch dieser Stadt. Und so haben wir den ein oder anderen Cache besucht. 
Dies war einer davon. Die Fragen haben wir schnell beantworten können. Vielen Dank fürs Legen und Pflegen. TFTC


lParent: GC308D9
lText:
Find #200!  And that's not far from the number of times I've tried to find this cache even with a hint from the CO.  

The puzzle itself was straightforward to solve - I did like those elephants - but I then made life very difficult for myself by assuming I knew where the cache was hidden regardless of what my GPSr said.  When I say "I knew where the cache was hidden" that meant I had a vague idea it was somewhere in a pretty extensive area with dozens of potential hiding places with no real clue about the exact location.  After 3 or 4 fruitless attempts where each time my GPSr took me forward 4m, back 11m, left 19m, then back to where I started I resorted to contacting the CO for a further hint.  With hindsight it was a pretty strong hint but I thought it was as cryptic as the hint on the cache page so it just set me off looking for something more specific but still in the extensive area.

Today I was looking for a marque cache for #200 so I did a much more determined search at GZ and after 10 mins...I got the same result...nothing.  So I resorted to desperate measures and followed my GPSr. And there it was.  How ironic, the cache was where I thought it couldn't possibly be and I even asked the CO for the hint because my GPSr kept leading me to where the cache was actually hidden!  At last I managed to sign the log.

Thanks Loony Londo for the hints - they now make perfect sense - and TFTC.

Loony Londo find #18, current daily streak #98, number of finds #200.


lParent: GC308D9
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#2656 - Found just before a training day at Parliament Square.  Getting the co-ordinates was no problem but finding the final was tricky.  There was an obvious-looking area and I started there, but this was wrong.  I eventually found the cache by going to the exact final co-ordinates (tricky because the gps was jumpy) and then I had a lightbulb moment in realising what the hint meant.  Thanks for the cache, Loony!


lParent: GC308D9
lText:
I found the elephants, but when I calculated the coordinates, it was a longer walk than I expected. Since I was waiting for my passport to be ready I had time, so off I went. Once at GZ it didn't look promising and I re-checked my sums and got the same answer! After I while I had an idea on how to interpret the hint and voilà - a container. Thanks for setting up he multi.


lParent: GC235YX
lText:
Had to dodge a muggle or two but quick easy find. Thanks Qiang for the cache and interesting history. RoamingParsons from Australia.


lParent: GC235YX
lText:
Day 2 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   After visting Buckinham Palace, I soon made my way to this.  Quickly spotted and signed before replacing. 

[blue] 12 of 16 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6612 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to qrang for this


lParent: GC5DNFC
lText:
Easy find today, we were nearby looking at the horse structures. 
Last cache of the day. TFTC.
I hope to get closer to battersea soon before it is all flats....

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 23:02:30 UTC.


lParent: GC5DNFC
lText:
I walked a mile in someone else's shoes to do this cache. A MILE IN MY SHOES PRESENTED BY THE EMPATHY MUSEUM Sept.4 to 27th.


lParent: GC5DNFC
lText:
Visiting London for a conference & took some time out to find some caches. This one was in plain view when we got there, so replace a little more out of view. TFTC!


lParent: GC5DNFC
lText:
What would you think if i sang out of tune
Would you stand up and walk out on me
Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song
And I'll try not to sing out of key

Ohh I get by with a little help from my friends ... Rabarber & KJV2015


lParent: GC1W7ZW
lText:
Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  I was passing by anyway so a quick divert down the alley for a quick find

[blue] 9 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6625 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Chris-King for this


lParent: GC1W7ZW
lText:
Have been meaning  to do this one for ages so, as I had a meeting just a couple of hundred metres away this afternoon, I decided to indulge myself and do my daily cache in the daylight.  Made a bit of a pig's ear of finding my way to GZ as I made a wrong assumption so was guided by signs that weren't relevant...  Eventually resorted to using the street map...

Saw a couple who were looking bemused, so I guessed that they were cachers.  Sure enough; veverousi and introduced ourselves and, as they had narrowed down the options, I figured that there only one place the cache could be.  Of course, I also had the advantage of being a native English speaker with a knowledge of nursery rhymes; tricky hint to decipher for my newly acquainted Czech friends.

Cheeky hide this one, with a great view across the river to The Globe.  TFTC!


lParent: GC1W7ZW
lText:
It's hard to find, because we don't know what does spider mean. But kind geocacher from England helped us.  Thanks.


lParent: GC5XEC2
lText:
Clever hide!! Found on a very wet and dark night of geocaching with redcar_lynch and stealthmasters.


lParent: GC5XEC2
lText:
I was glad no one was watching me, except for a squirrel, as this might not be a comfortable search with an audience. Took one circuit to spot the container - well hidden.


lParent: GC5XEC2
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In town for a days caching as its been a while since I was last here.  

When I arrived in the park there was a young lad sat at one of the benches nursing a can. Thankfully he had his back to me so I could do a quick search. It didn't take long to spot the cache. While returning the log someone came through the park but I don't think they spotted me as I was well hidden from them. Thanks for an interesting bit of history on the cache page. 

TFTC


lParent: GC1K9P3
lText:
Found on a caching trip around inner London taking in several church micros amongst others. I couldn't get a GPS lock so used trail and error. I got lucky 4th time around so thanks very much for the hide! The church is very elaborate on the outside but dark and gloomy on the inside which is a shame


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
Wow! This cache took a couple of hours. We really enjoyed it, especially finding out the last number. We couldn't find the Alien at "E", we have a suspicion that somebody painted over it. Also, the place was closed for "M" so we had to google it. However we managed to solve the equation and find the last GZ. Our compass said East is on the other side of the road, so risking our life we checked it, but it wasn't there. We were walking back to the GZ, almost giving up, but then I saw something... I said, it must be here, if I'm relying on the logs. Nothing... Then my wife said, "you didn't search it properly, give me a torch, I want to check something." And finally we enlightened up and saw the cache!    We got it with a pen, quickly signed it and left the "scene" with a huge smile on our faces. Thanks for the cache, we really enjoyed it!


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
#485

Cache found with quenrelia. Nice but tricky place to find a cache. 

TFTC Alien from Centauri Prime


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
It must be over four years since I started on this.

Several trips out to collect the info for the original cache site, but  it moved before I could grab it. Then this version arrived and several more trips followed to recollect the info.

I finally had the coordinates, but it was slightly out of my lunchtime caching range, so it sat on the 'to be collected' pile for another 18 months.

Finally had a bit of time today so took an extended lunch break and walked the 2.5 miles to GZ and after a bit of confusion over lampost numbers, I spotted the blighter.
Fortunately I'd taken a tool with me after reading one of the previous logs and so was able to weedle it out. Good job too as I didn't fancy another 5 mile round trip to get a stick 

Many thanks for keeping this one going as it's clearly quite high maintenance.

SL TFTC
#1072

P.S. Apologies for originally posting this log under 'The Lost Aliens of London' - bit of a senior moment [:I]


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
Finally found this.
Managed to find all the aliens during work lunchhours some time ago, but as the final location is  at the edge of where I can get to within my lunch hour claiming the cache took a bit of time.

So I went into work early this morning to give me time to search for the cache.
After a bit of a wild goose cache trying to get a proper GPS reading I finally located the cache.

Like previous loggers it was tricky getting it out, luckily I had a set of chop-sticks on me (dont ask!)
And managed to  extract it.

TFTC


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
Finally completed this cache. [:D] I got most of the answers during 4 lunchtime walks from the office some weeks ago and finished off the last WP and final after work today. 
I managed to get the information for all the Waypoints I needed with relative ease thanks to the detailed cache narrative and info, and today found myself sitting down to caclulate the location of the final. Two failed geochecks had me scratching my head until I realised I had made an error multiplying two single digit numbers, oops! Error corrected and it was then just a short walk over to GZ. Like the previous finder back in March I also had difficulty in getting the cache out and also used my pen to push it down; luckily it didn't roll into the road, and then it was off to a nearby bench to sign the log.
I really enjoyed doing this cache and was quite excited to work out where the final wp from the circus was going to take me. Many thanks for keeping this one going. This was one of the most enjoyable multi caches I have done despite the missing aliens.


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
On my way from a meeting on New Oxford Street to Tate Modern to see the Matisse cut-outs (highly recommended) there was time for a walk and a little geocaching.

I'm afraid I fell at the first hurdle here - I couldn't even see the first alien.

Now looking on line I see there is more to this than met my eye on my little GPSr. I'll perhaps try again on a future visit.

Thanks anyway for the cache.


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
I walked around London yesterday completing this cache, well, the clue part anyway. The only alien I didn't find was for E. The salad bar had gone and I couldn't see an alien although a few painted ones were there!
However, I had a good guess at what E could be and because the others were right I have the final cache correct. It will now have to wait for my next visit to London so I can find the final place. I enjoyed this puzzle. I have walked these areas before and never seen the aliens!


lParent: GCYCDM
lText:
I'd looked for bits and pieces of information on several occasions but made a concerted effort one day during half-term in February. Visited all the stages for this and Lost Aliens noting down what I could. Sadly not all the information is still available. However, the CO was able to help out with the missing bits. Got away from the office early enough this evening to fit in a visit to the final GZ before getting my train home. Very busy but able to access the hide between buses. Calamity! I couldn't get the cache out of its hiding place. I needed a pokey thing. The longest thing I had was my pen and, using that, I managed to push enough of it out to get a hold.  Phew! Took it back to a safe place to sign and then returned it again avoiding buses. Many thanks for a super puzzle.


lParent: GC1XY1G
lText:
Found whilst in london for partner to complete her Thames Bridge Challenge for charity TFTC sooooo many muggles about!!!! Super sneaky mode required.....


lParent: GC5WGGK
lText:
On route from Green Park underground to Bond Street to meet the boss, so with the time available it was a bit of a circuitous route. Again clear information here to do the sums with while all the nobs were being driven past in their limos. A lovely final location here but with a bit of stealth all ok to recover and replace with discretly. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGGK
lText:
Found with Crispy 1.  We were walking down the Mall to take a look at Buck house, but were distracted with this multi and took a detour.  Very pleased to have spotted Pall Mall, felt like I was in a real life monopoly game!  After finding the info a quick find at GZ.

# 3843    Many thanks to maattmoo [:)]


lParent: GC5WGGK
lText:
Caching with Dora_Explora on a hot hot Saturday afternoon. Never been here before and enjoyed the tour having gleaned the answers. A quick find at the GZ. TFTC


lParent: GC6082D
lText:
I hadn't noticed this statue before -it is a popular spot. Made a minor mess of it by swapping two numbers, but got there in the end. The area around the final was surprisingly busy. TFTC!


lParent: GC6082D
lText:
After dining nearby we realised we were very close to this multi so we wandered over to pick up the required information. Since we only had a Smart phone and therefore no means of inputting the final coordinates, we decided to follow the very helpful instructions. We got the turns right but initially overshot GZ. However, after backtracking we found the right spot and soon had the cache in hand. [:)] TFTC


lParent: GC6082D
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

Found our way to find the information needed to work out the coords.  What a lovely little statue.  Plugged in coords and we were soon at GZ.  Nice quick and easy find.  TFTC


lParent: GC6082D
lText:
Nice statue but didn't enjoy the final bit much. Too many unsavoury characters about. My advice would be to take a friend. Thanks though.


lParent: GC6082D
lText:
Cache has been muggled. A new container is in place with slightly changed final coordinates. Description and hint have been updated accordingly. Happy caching.


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
We visited London to collect a few Earthcaches, Virtuals and significant missing dates from our matrix. This was on our list but we were unprepared for the sheer amazing beauty of this location. Must shamefully admit that we tend to rush Earthcaches at times, hurriedly collecting the info required then moving on to the next cache/location on our route. Here we were forced to pause and appreciate the exquisite architecture and atmosphere. A huge thank you to Grang for introducing us to this hidden jewel and a well deserved Fav' point awarded.


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! This beautiful church we had already visited before but there was no EC at that time - so we came again and made a little tour with a nice quide. Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3327


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
What an amazing building - spectacular interior.  I would never have looked around in here without the cache, so thanks for giving me a reason to visit.  The answers have been emailed off.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
The cathedral is stunning from the outside but is dark and gloomy inside which I thought was a shame. Info gathered as discreetly as possible with phone on silent and camera noises turned off. Some amazing colours in here, thanks for the excuse to go inside. Photo attached


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
So we were up in the capital to see wicked for kelz85's birthday and there is only one thing to do while waiting for the evening performance....CACHE.  
Kelz85 loves a good wander round a church or cathedral so this was perfect.  Spent some time walking around collecting the info needed, and picked up a guide on the way out for anything we hadnt spotted and jotted down.
Email sent and all ok 
Thanks for a very interesting cache at a really unusual building.
TFTC :)


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
Visited this one before seeing Wicked, an interesting cache and a beautiful cathedral, answers have been emailed and all ok TFTC


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
Visited today on a very wet Summers day. Fortunately we had brollies so we managed to cope whilst making our way here, other tourists weren't as well prepared!! Managed to get to the Cathedral 20 minutes before the service so we had ample opportunity to browse the interior and gather the information. A very splendid building, both externally and internally. All the info gathered and messaged to the CO. TFTC.


lParent: GC5RHZG
lText:
I came into London today to attend a meet and then pick up a couple of Earth caches to complete my latest round of souvenir hunting.
I got to the meet a little early, 24 hours and 5 minutes to be precise [:I], so appart from that minor hiccup i decided to carry on with my day, i walked first to Pagans and then here
This cathedral is beautifully decorated with the various coloured marbles, a pleasure to walk quietly through as others carried out their observances.
TFTC
 A favourite


lParent: GC1Q3NR
lText:
Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. This was my first, heading to the river from Victoria Station. Loved the camo.


lParent: GC1Q3NR
lText:
An hour early for meeting my daughter at Victoria on a beautiful, sunny evening, this cache was calling out to me! A clever hide in a very posh area, TFTC.


lParent: GC1Q3NR
lText:
Had given up on this as coords were taking me to another spot, just walking passed when spotted, clever hide.  Tftc


lParent: GC1Q3NR
lText:
In the big smoke for an impromptu caching trip and this was one of the caches found in the rain. Great hide just difficult to retrieve with so many muggles around but we got there in the end!


lParent: GC1Q3NR
lText:
Found on a short walk from Pimlico, where we were visiting friends who are about to move back to Austria, to Victoria. We were caching using a tablet which does the job but isn't very accurate at estimating our distance from the cache! After a short search and thinking 'where would we hide it?', we found it. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
Found on our sightseeing tour without problems. I was afraid of muggles, but nobody was around.
Thank you for the cache.


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Am heutigen Nachmittag haben wir von unserer Unterkunft einen kleinen Spaziergang zur St. Paul’s Cathedral unternommen. Nach den Recherchen für den dortigen EarthCache und dem Besuch eines Virtuals haben wir uns dann noch diesen Multi vorgenommen. Die Fragen konnten wir schnell beantworten und auch die Suche nach der Dose am Final war erfolgreich.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. In the afternoon we  visited St Paul's Cathedral and this cache as well. We could quickly find all asked information and after that find the cache. Thank you!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm und am Nachmittag bleib noch etwas Zeit für einen Spaziergang zum St. Paul's. Auch an diesem Cache kamen wir vorbei, konnten problemlos die Koordinaten bestimmen und kurz danach auch die Dose holen. Danke!


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
We came past St. Paul's when it was already dark, but identifying the features for the multi cache was no problem [;)]. I did't really trust our calculated coordinates [:I], and was quite glad to see the spoiler when arriving at GZ [:)].

TFTC!


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
Quick find on a late afternoon visit to the city

Quick find for the final despite the hoards

SL - T4TC


lParent: GC3WXHN
lText:
The main reason for getting this one today was to get a CM trackable to visit the CM series  with a significant number from a CO whose many CM's I've found. Picture to follow. Found in the pouring rain thanks to the spoiler. TFTCM


lParent: GC4ZDT7
lText:
Superb little hide here. TFTC and the nice peaceful stroll.

This entry was edited by MrsRosenberg on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 22:34:49 UTC.


lParent: GC4ZDT7
lText:
I got the hint refs, thanks - which was a huuuge help... But then, is it this one? No. This one? No. Hmm, could it be this one? There it is. Neat container.


lParent: GC4ZDT7
lText:
Following a couple of DNFs we checked this out. The cache is in place, alive and well. One of the DNFs noted a spoiler but there was none. We thought that is not fair, so to increase geocaching happiness and reduce frustration, we have added a spoiler for those who want it. 
TFTC! 
6 Sep 2015 17:59


lParent: GC4ZDT7
lText:
I discovered the words of the lyrics, went to the exact coordinates and even went to the spoiler image. Everything is really misleading. Couldn't find after 20 mins later and just decided to give up. Something is really missing here...


lParent: GC2MT4V
lText:
That's was made harder then we thought but only by ourselves (SpecialK! and AndehR). SpecialK! Eventually spotted it. Log full so photo taken as proof. TFTC


lParent: GC2MT4V
lText:
Well Andeh R and I made a meal out of this one! Having interpreted the hint we looked everywhere. Just about to give up I had one more tie shoe lace moment and spotted it! How on earth it took us that long I do not know! Log full so photo taken as proof. TFTC


lParent: GC2MT4V
lText:
No-one around today! We were able to amble around and get the cache with no problem. Unable to sign the log as it was full so photo attached.


lParent: GC2MT4V
lText:
A day in the smoke sorting out some travel later next month so took the opportunity to pick up a cache or two.

A good day out resulting in 7 finds including this one.

Thanks for the cache
TRI


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
Nice quick find this time!  We were here almost a year ago and the cache was in a different location then. 

So, a return trip to Derbyshire brought us looking for this cache and this time we were rewarded with a find.  Once back at the car we had a tea and cake break in the very unexpected warm sunshine. 

Thanks for bringing us here.  Phew. Glad to have put this one to rest now.  A heck of a long journey!!!

TFTC


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
Richt2000 and I have had the coords for some time and decided to come here today to pick up the final. We searched for some time but no luck finding this one today.


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
Started this one off in January when up at St Pauls for the Earthcache anniversary. Heading up to Yorkshire for the Bank Holiday weekend, so thought this would be a good way to break up the journey. Some interesting stops on the way. Straightforward find when we reached the end. Clever idea - don't think I've done a multi spread over such a large distance before.


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
This was a great way to spend the time travelling up North with Herts Skip. It really broke up the journey. Some lovely places were visited on the way. The railway spot looked a good place to spend some time. The final was a quick find. A really entertaining cache.


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
Thanks to the COs for their email earlier today.  At the point it arrived we hadn't decided on our route back south so managed to fit in a return visit, following a pleasant sunny drive across the Peak District.  Quick and painless find this time... Thanks for the voyage of discovery!


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
We'd had the numbers for this one for a while. Took advantage of a trip up North to go for it this evening.  But despite both of us having a good rummage, we were beaten back by the brambles which prevented a really thorough search.


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
One of our favourite caches!  Except from St. Pauls, we did it all in one day!!!!! Thanks for the cache, thanks for the help!!!!!


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
[:D] Found At Last [:D]
This one has been on my work area map for ages - teasing me into doing it. I had thought "no problem", with working in London the start was easily done and when you parents live in Lincs, the A1 is a familiar road, so those numbers were easily obtained - it was just the leg upto Nottinghamshire that eluded me.

That was until my son had an interview at Nottingham Uni - yes a detour, but a worth while one!

Grabbed the last of the numbers and glad to see a checker has been added, so we checked our numbers and headed off to GZ - wow those brambles are sharp! Glad I came in the winter.

Took me a while to push the brambles back and locate the cache - so glad when I pulled it free.

Signed log and replaced, returned to the car a happy cacher [:D]

Thanks for the Adventure - this must be the longest distance multi I have ever done.

TFTC


lParent: GC2CX3C
lText:
Found on autumn holiday in London

x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

Found on our great virtual day on the day before we had to go home next morning.

Nice multi

x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

Greetings from Denmark

/Mia&Jesper


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
TFTC! In the area today to meet up with a friend at King's, and couldn't resist stopping by here afterwards to try to do this Earthcache. Didn't take too long for me to work out some answers, which I've sent to the CO and hope are okay!! I've walked past these stones quite a few times and never stopped to look at them, so it was great to learn a bit about their history and geology today!! Many thanks for setting this cache!! [:D]


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3334


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
What a fantastic structure! I really enjoyed exploring the area and finding out about the history!
Thank you!


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
17:45

Having had a very interesting & enjoyable visit to the viewing gallery of the [i]Shard[/i] with the family, we called in here for a sit down & a bit more education of the local area  [8D]

All straightforward & answers emailed to CO  [:)]

TFTC


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
Piggybacking onto APairofWombles log as we found the cache together and hoping I don't need to bother the CO with another set of the same answers and/or another photo!


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
Walked past these many times but hadn't thought much of them - thanks for drawing our attention to them while Tehuti was visiting for the weekend. Spotted unowho67 gathering details (and pointed them towards fabulous nearby Winchester Geese cache) - love the photo posted of the old bridge!


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
We spotted the stones and as we were collecting our information we bumped into some more cachers, had a quick chat and they recommended another cache in the area we should do. 

In June we were lucky enough to see the 'old' London Bridge in Lake Havasu which looked great. I have attached a photo [:D]

Many thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
In the pouring rain today, we made it to the cache. Interesting to learn about these very old coping stones. We would have walked by without noticing them otherwise! TFTC!


lParent: GC5JCTW
lText:
I wanted to get this so I could get a souvenir, I dragged the other half the opposite way we were heading to get this earth cache.
This was the last cache we got before leaving to go home after attending the secret cinema event (brilliant by the way!) the night before. I log a few finds and did not find.
Had to wait for it to be clear.
Tftc


lParent: GC2BXKM
lText:
Found this one after a while of searching and in between muggles, signed and replaced although wasn't until later in the day I realized I had signed the caches as August instead of September TFTC


lParent: GC2BXKM
lText:
Out with kelz85 for er birthday so did a quick cache n dash while we milled about before the evening performance of wicked.  spotted this sneaky hiding spot but had to wait for a gap in the muggles.  Once signed we just had to get it back which for once seemed easier than the grab.
Thanks!!!

**near the end of our day we discovered kelz85 (nominated scribe for the day ) was still in august and had logged as 3/8/15 am putting it down to excitement she has been reprimanded...lol**


lParent: GC5H6ME
lText:
Just placing a note of our visit this afternoon. Will email answers when we have a wifi signal. Always love doing these earthcaches.


lParent: GC5H6ME
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3332


lParent: GC5H6ME
lText:
Awesome, educational Earthcache. I've never been here before and it was really great! Found with RNKVM. TFTC!


lParent: GC5H6ME
lText:
Was in the area today and had a friend that wanted to stop by and tour St. Paul's. I checked out the tiles while we were there. Thanks for pointing that out.


lParent: GC5H6ME
lText:
This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Am heutigen Nachmittag haben wir von unserer Unterkunft einen kleinen Spaziergang zur St. Paul's Cathedral unternommen. Natürlich wollten wir uns auch diesen EarthCache genauer ansehen und untersuchten dazu die Steine im Boden. Zu Hause haben wir dann nochmal recherchiert und versucht, die Fragen so gut wie möglich zu beantworten. Und prompt haben wir die Logfreigabe erhalten.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC2RKRR
lText:
Caching in London today along and nearby the Thames. A haven from the hurly burly here. Easy find with the hint.


lParent: GC2RKRR
lText:
I love the tall town houses round here. How the other half live, eh. Thanks for bringing me to this tranquil spot.


lParent: GC2RKRR
lText:
This was a quick find where I expected it to be once we surveyed ground zero.

Many thanks for thus church micro Tyke.


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
During the last weeks with quenrelia, we went to the different waypoints until today when we could complete it and go to the final location. Great and original cache.

TFTC Loony Londo


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
#569 Really enjoyed this multi and thought it was very cleverly put together.  Loved the directions! TFTC Loony Londo


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
I'm an alien to London and quite often lost, certainly on this trip as I'm exploring London busses since they oblige me with free travel. I'm guilty of not having a clue where they are heading.

This one was marked up on my choice list because of the QR element being a bit novel such a pity those did not survive.

Most of the work in seeking this one was done on my last trip to the city think I hit a time tunnel to as it was very rapid that I could seek this final.

Many thanks for setting the cache.


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
Attempted this great cache a couple of months ago but struggled to gather all the numbers. However, on taking another look I was able to guesstimate the missing info and got the thumbs up from Geochecker to my relief.

Thanks for an enjoyable stroll around town, interesting places and history, and for keeping this going in the face of adversity and disintegration!

TFTC! [:)]


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
Another very enjoyable multi cache around the West End. I only saw this cache after I'd done the first aliens one so had to revisit a few sites though the two caches can easily be done together.

Most of the info for this cache was easy to obtain however at WP10 - Horse, there has been a new sign stuck to the lampost that almost completly obscures the number required, it is visible though if you look from the right direction between the sign and post, (the sign about bikes has also gone).

At WP 12 - Circus someone has peeled of X, it now just says FP with square of dried up adhesive besides the letters so H is unobtainable. However I continued on to I and when calculating the final co-ordinates all possible variants for H were in a small enough area to make the lack of this number no problem in finding the final location of the cache. 
The photo in the log below from antandmicki also helped confirn I had gone the the right general location and once there it was a nice quick find.


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
As all the locations were close to where I work, managed to do this in a few days.

Got the co-ordinates last night and made a grab this lunch time

TFTC


lParent: GC369MJ
lText:
After finding London invasion yesterday, a meeting in Centre Point gave me an opportunity to collect this one too. Having found what info is still available the CO helped out with the missing bits. I was early for my meeting so dropped by GZ on the way. Spotted what I was after and on the approach and made good use of the nearby bench to sign the log. It must be a couple of years since I started looking for all the info for these two caches so I'm very pleased to be able to tick them off at last! TFTC.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
As others have said this has probably either been muggled or eaten by a building site.

Perhaps the CO could check, and disable if necessary.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
Theres nothing at the co-ords except hoarding- and you cant put a magnetic cache on that. Searching the nearest suitable clue item revealed nothing so its an unfortunate DNF for me here.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
I had a look for this one on Friday afternoon and suspected that it has been subsumed by the building site.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
I happened to be up this way at lunchtime so I thought I'd try and grab this cache. Unfortunately, a group of builders were hanging around right next to it! I hovered for a while but they weren't showing any signs of leaving so reluctantly, I  walked off and popped into a nearby sandwich shop. When I came out the builders had vanished so I charged back, grabbed the cache, signed and replaced in a minute. TFTC!


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
I well remember the archived version of this one - http://coord.info/GL7MC8XA - on Day 74 of my streak...

I fared a little better early this evening although, despite it being obvious from the hint where the cache should be, I just couldn't see.  Having negotiated my way round / over a couple of bikes that seemed to have been strategically placed to make life as difficult as possible, I was in position to spot the cache.  A bit more fighting with the cycles and I could just about reach for the retrieve.  I even managed to dodge the rain.  Day 1,340; TFTC.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
Was a bit puzzled at GZ because all the building hoardings had obscured where the previous incarnation of this cache was.
However the hint only left one real option and after a second look I spotted it [:D]

SL TFTC
#1484


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
Always pleased when an archived cache reappears for me to log another find.
An easy stroll and hunt using map and hint only.
TFTC.


lParent: GC62HAB
lText:
Went out before work. A quick easy find with the help of the hint.
This was another of the series I had been waiting to be reactivated to find. Now just have 4 left of the Lost River Fleet to find!
TFTC!


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
Je l'ai trouvé sur mon sixième ou septième tentative.

J'ai étudié le français jusqu'à l'âge de 18 ans, mais c'était il y a de nombreuses années, donc mon français est très "rusty". Néanmoins j'ai compris ce que je devais faire... J'ai facilement trouvé la plaque de pierre grise, calculé les coordonnées de la cache qui étaient corrects par geocheck.

GZ était proche, mais chaque fois que je me promenais passé le prisonnier il a été entouré par des ordures. Il y avait moins d'ordures ce matin donc j'ai pris ma chance et a rapidement trouvé la cache.

C'est six Loony Londo caches en six jours.

TFTC ou MPLC.


Or


I found the cache on my sixth or seventh attempt.

I studied French until the age of 18 but that was many years ago so my French is very "rusty".  Despite that I understood what I needed to do...I easily found the grey stone plaque, calculated the coordinates for the cache which passed geocheck.

GZ was close by but each time I walked past it was surrounded by rubbish.  This morning there was less rubbish so I took my chance and quickly found the cache.  As the CO says, "a faint heart never finds the cache".  Rehiding the cache proved to be far more problematic; as usual I stopped at GZ to tie my shoelace and did so right under the noses of three builders, I wandered a short distance away to sign the log but when I went back they were right on top of GZ with no sign of moving.  I waited and waited and waited and in the end I did a short tour of Westminster Cathedral.  On my second return trip the builders we gone but a security guard was having a cigarette break.  Fortunately he moved off so I dashed back to GZ and rehid.

That's six Loony Londo caches in six days.

TFTC.


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
22:50
Got the information required last week in the rain, but was hindered in the coordinate calculations by the rain. Returned this evening to find the aforementioned bags of rubbish. Worked out the hint, initial searches in the standard locations for this sort of host brought up no results, so shone a torch around, moved a couple of bags so I could get closer, and eventually spotted it.

MPLC Edgemaster


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
---(2015-07-28 12:52:09---(DNF)---
I worked out the location of the cache before leaving home though I did visit the interesting memorial on my walk.

I remember visiting the cache location many years ago for a long-archived cache but all I found today was a rubbish bin surrounded by overflowing bags of rubbish. This wasn't a pleasant place to search and as the hint didn't help I soon moved on.


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
[Cache # 4259] 

Bien.. une cache en francais. Donc, le log sera ecrit en francais (avec un accent anglais, parce que je n'ai pas d'accents sur mon clavier. Naturellement j'etais attire par cette cache... je parle francais, donc il faut le faire.

Sur place les indices ont ete rapidement recuperer, une petite calculation... et hop.... c'est parti pour une autre endroit. Sur place... une petite verification... oui, je suis dans la meme endroit que les photos... yeah! 

--

The story - Redgremlin has travelled to London to get his passport renewed... the day didn't go quite to plan, but a few geocaches were found during the wait. A mix of Earthcaches, virtuals, mysteries and traditionals. Nice day caching.

[green] Merci pour la cache, [b]Loony Londo [/b].[/green]


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
Oh, a cache in French... But we  made it ;-). Thanks for showing this place to us. We found the nano after a bit searching here and there. Thanks a lot for hiding.


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
Gemeinsam mit Amelie2401 zu Besuch in London! Dieser Winzling wurde nach etwas längerer Suche von uns gefunden.  Wir hatten ihn an einer anderen Stelle vermutet. 
[:)] Floekki bedankt sich bei Loony Londo fürs Legen und Pflegen der Dose [:)]


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
Not French but still wanted to get the cache.  Grabbed with the help of the Cool Cacher Club.

TFTC


lParent: GC2GKV0
lText:
Finally got this one. Thanks to CO for checking the cache. 
I struggle way too much for a 1/1
TFTC


lParent: GC37D9X
lText:
With j . After a meal nearby and a climb up the 307 stairs up to the top of The Monument on a day out in London  .tftc


lParent: GC37D9X
lText:
After a visit up the Shard we pottered over the bridge. I suddenly needed to stop and tie my shoelaces. 
SL. TFTC.
Fave.


lParent: GC37D9X
lText:
Lunch time find. Lots of muggles about.  Pretend it's a selfie stick and you should be ok ;-) 
TFTC


lParent: GC1VMR2
lText:
Took me a minute but eventually spied it! SL and replaced before heading off to an interview in Portland House. Hopefully the cache was a good omen! [:D] TFTC


lParent: GC1VMR2
lText:
Clever!  Managed to position myself to sign this completely unobserved.  Fav point for the sheer cheek of this placement - I love it. Tftc.


lParent: GC1VMR2
lText:
In London for Dragon Boat racing in the Docklands but before that there are some caches to find! Having read the description I had a good idea of where to look and was correct second time around. The log is half way through the back of the sheet. Yet more public art in London...


lParent: GC1VMR2
lText:
f1princess found this one quickly and it was as I was signing the log I realised all the other caches of the day had been signed in the wrong month, which when I shared this with f1princess meant she laughed and mocked me for the rest of the day!!! TFTC


lParent: GC2AYKM
lText:
On a business trip to London I had a little free time to hunt treasures.  It was overcast and a bit rainy but I suppose that was to be expected.  The coordinates, are good but perseverance is the key.  The container and logbook are in good condition.  Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC2AYKM
lText:
Lovely little area of London, cache was in a precarious place so we put it where we thought it was supposed to be, TFTC


lParent: GC2AYKM
lText:
Muggle central here, so we had to be discreet. Judging that we had hung about for long enough, we were about give up the search when Celia suddenly spotted the cache. Phew! TFTC and a favourite for the cache and for bringing us to an interesting area we've not visited before.


lParent: GC2AYKM
lText:
so after my previous find at covent garden ...I made a rash decision to try for this one (based on huge number of favourite points it intrigued me) ... after walking round the block (to find 'neals yard') I quickly spotted my reflection ... seat beside became spare quickly so I took up a pew ... quick search ... nothing ..widened area a bit ... as compass was taking me a short distance away ... still nothing ..with time getting on and needing to catch a train back to my accommodation (and not wanting to be in "London rush hour" as New Zealand is a VERY small country compared to here) .... I decided to abandon the search ...logging a DNF to say I have been ..I looked .. and visiting trackables.

I 'went' to the UK/London I came 'here' looked 'there' knew I was 'near' but 'never' found it 'still' remains just a reflection for me.


lParent: GC35J34
lText:
I was in London on a business trip and, having some free time, I decided to look for some caches.  It was cool and rainy, but I suppose that is to be expected.  Thanks to the accurate coordinates, I found the treasure quickly.  The container and logbook are in good condition.  Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC35J34
lText:
Very pleased to find this today. Last time we came past here - some time ago - we couldn't search as GZ was blocked off by a builder's barrier. No problems today though [:)] We had to wait for a muggle cleaner to disappear inside and then swooped in for the find. Signed log, quickly replaced cache and went on our way rejoicing.  TFTC and a favourite for the bold hide!


lParent: GC35J34
lText:
Very busy, but an easy find anyway. Everyone was bustling to and fro, not pausing to enjoy the surprisingly good weather. TFTC!


lParent: GC35J34
lText:
Went straight to this one with the help of the clue - even so I was watched by a big issue selling muggle! TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
I came into the city extra super early to do this one! Technical uncertainty with my GPS and a bit of early morning dull-wittedness made this take a little longer than it should. But a lovely wee church micro and a lovely new log - thank you!


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
On route from Green Park underground to Bond Street to meet the boss, so with the time available it was a bit of a circuitous route. The information collection was all very interesting and proved a worthwhile visit. When the sums lead to an even busier location I was disappointed not to get a find here. The location looked good, so came back here later with the boss and looked again when all much quieter, still no luck.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
Looking at recent logs was surprised not to find this one once we were at GZ. Found a magnet lying on the floor, disc shaped about size of 10p coin, so wondering if container has been mugged?


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
Another nice church micro. Had a little difficulty finding the cache as I was focusing on the wrong object. After reading the hint, cache became a quick find. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 16:37:00 UTC.


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
I was in London with my dad Henry-Jones, my brother James and my mam doing some sightseeing and also grabbing some caches. This was one of them we got on our way round. We walked a long way over four days. TFTC


lParent: GC5WGGB
lText:
A weekend away in London with my family. We tried for some of virtuals and church micros my dad wanted and any other caches we spotted nearby. 

Took ages to find after easily getting the info from outside the church. We nearly gave up as the rain was canny strong. Got it in the end. TFTC


lParent: GC13NEE
lText:
Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  As soon as I got a decent gap in the muggle traffic it was a quick grab and sign before replacing.  

Now I've got to start making my way upto King Cross as I've a train to catch in under 2 hours. Oh eck' [;)]

[blue] 10 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6626 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to maxkim for this


lParent: GC13NEE
lText:
After a breakfast briefing in London, as it was a sunny day, I decided to grab some caches before catching the train back to Suffolk. At the moment it does not appear possible to walk along the river front from St Magnus the Martyr to here, so I had to get back out onto the busy main road before once again heading back to the Thames. Building works at first led me to believe that perhaps I would not get this cache, but upon checking the hint, I spied a place where the cache might be, and lo, it was there. Found without Bee of Good Cheer.


lParent: GC13NEE
lText:
Found with Martingrrr after A LOT OF looking and nearly falling into the Thames. No need to go near the water. Or onto any unsafe structures. Tftc


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Another Earthcache we have only just got around to logging - despite sending the answers off a while ago (I sent the answers on behalf of Ey up meduck as well as myself when we returned from our trip to the big smoke). As usual it was down to me to do the required research and give the wife a geology lesson.


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Another Earthcache we have only just got around to logging - despite sending the answers off a while ago (The Old Soldier sent the answers on behalf of us both). I didn't know much of the info required but the Old Soldier gave me a geology lesson at a part of London I would usually have walked on by.


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating this EC ! It was very interesting to learn more about this special fossils.
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3329


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Up in London to visit Spencer House, Buckingham Palace and go to the evening Prom.
Had 20mins before going on a tour round the nearby Spencer House (well worth a visit there are some sunning rooms there) so thought would nip over to this cache. Luckily had looked at previous logs so knew what to look for as the gps was all over the place. Photo taken and back in time for the tour. TFTC


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list, too.
The answers for this EC were collected at GZ and send to the CO.

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to Loony Londo for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3241 .


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Found whilst here in London for a short weekend visit.
Answers emailed to CO.
Thanks for bringing us here.
T4TC


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Found while in London for a few days! Had a hard time gathering data and keeping track of the data so that I could email the owner.  ;/  ahhh.  the difficulties of caching on the road.  :)


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
[Blue]General log:[/Blue]
We're invited by two caving friends from the [url=http://wessex-cave-club.org/wiki/doku.php?id=start] Wessex cave club[/Url] to have our family holiday in the UK.
N.B. They're also geocachers: nickname [url=http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=e69bd81f-7126-4a50-b659-d5e09b699ee7] seventyf[/Url].
Although our main purpose is off course caving (first week), we would also visit some beautiful towns and cities and the capital London (second week).
Since two of the kids have their own account: [url=http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=82f8122d-e37a-4611-96cb-d33a03fb21a9] mvs1999 [/Url] and 
[url=http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=c1785b19-73ac-4490-985e-fb96a18b33cd] ArvaSta [/Url] they might log the caches we found soon(er or later).
We logged as a group vStaeye (part of our Last name) or individually (sometimes).
If the individual log turns out rather short, please consider that your cache like every other did bring us caching-joy on our journey through this nice country!

[Blue]Individual log:[/Blue]When I came over to London for work some 10 years ago I was not yet a geocaching-addict ;-) Now I like to use geocaches as a guide through a city! 
London is really full with earthcaches and virtuals, so I was hoping my notes & photo’s would help me with the logs. Luckily they did!
Thanks to the CO for the quick response!

16-08-2015

Thanks to the Co for the placing (and maintaining) of this cache [:)]

BvStaeye
CULeuven Team
[url=Http://www.culeuven.be]Website[/Url] - [url=https://www.facebook.com/CULeuven]Facebook[/Url]


lParent: GC27W7E
lText:
Very nice spot and relatively easy task, this stone is all over London and half of the earthcaches here are about it :D Answers sent, photo added. Thanks! Greetings from the Czech Republic!


lParent: GC5Y5RY
lText:
[b]#3447 found @ 16:37:00, cache 3 of 6 today.[/b]

In London today and thought I would find a few boxes while on my way elsewhere. 

Found easily and was replacing the cache when I noticed someone else lurking about nearby. Turned out to be Delvalle5 in London for a few days. Great to chat and meet another cacher in the wild. Sorry I disappeared quickly, I was going to be late for an appointment! It's been a while since anyone called me "gorgeous" in a log [:D][:D]

TFTC, casdru


lParent: GC5Y5RY
lText:
On a business trip to London I had a little free time to hunt treasures.  It was overcast and a bit rainy but I suppose that was to be expected.  Thanks to the good coordinates, I found the cache relatively quickly.  The container and logbook are in good condition.  I also had the opportunity to meet a gorgeous young cacher called Cass, I think, but she ran off so fast I didn't have the chance to invite her to coffee.  Oh well, next time. Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC258QX
lText:
Spent ages wandering around the wrong street before finally getting the right one and there it was! TFTC :)


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
Having tried to find this one when our lady in blue was on holiday, I returned today with the slightly altered instructions. Decided to enroll some long distance help from Scotland for the formula as was rushing in my lunch break for a quick grab. Silly me put the co-ordinates in wrong and I couldnt locate the waypoint on my map at all. Deciding to use a bit Geocacher's Instinct and some help from the hint I spotted a likely hiding place and was soon signing the log. Always nice to find a cache I previously had a DNF for and what a beautiful church too, lovely to see so many people enjoying their lunchbreak in the beautiful grounds. TFTC


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
The blue lady with a date is there, so I do not need to search another numbers. Then short break with HK81375 to count the final coordinates on the small banks. Thank you for this short multicache.

MilikS


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
A day trip up to The Big Smoke with my daughter Go Bananas. The main reason was to visit the London Dungeons which was great fun, but it is also an excuse for me to find some caches in the city. Today I decided to target some Church Micro, a number of Virtual's and a couple of caches that have a lot of Favourite Points.

Heading towards the The London Rainbow Cache 1 - Red we were passing by here. Well, it would be rude not to stop for a Church Micro. Information was gathered and sums done then it was off to GZ for a quick find whilst avoiding muggle eyes! 

SL, TFTC!!


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
Our last day in London - for this trip!!  Our daughter is going to be working at the law firm near to this cache so we came to have a nosey!
Soon worked out te co-ordinates for the actual cache and found it easily.
TFTC#1464


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
Happy to report that the Blue Lady is back! Although her box is still there, but it no longer blocks the view. TFTC!

This entry was edited by sasharambles on Saturday, 01 August 2015 at 12:44:24 UTC.


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
I was in London for yet another briefing- cum-seminar-cum- sales-pitch and had booked a later than strictly necessary train back with the intention of actually taking a lunch hour (I don't call a few nibbles whilst "networking" lunch!) and getting some caching in.

The training venue was actually only a couple of hundred metres away, so it would have been hugely remiss not to pick up a church micro that would take me ahead of my partner in the list of top finders (sorry Nikoski!)

It was lunchtime when I visited and the garden in front of the church was thronged with people, so no one noticed me scribbing in my diary to calculate the co-ords! GZ, despite its proximity, was surprisingly quiet, and again, someone using a certain item as she rootled in her handbag with one hand and grabbed the cache with the other wasn't going to attract attention!

Signed log, took nothing, left nothing. Thanks a lot for setting this cache!


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
Wasn't sure about this with all the workmen around, but managed to find the information without any problems. GZ on the other hand was surprisingly quiet, so it was a quick and easy find. TFTC!


lParent: GC3CZ13
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

We found the sign and then went to the benches in the garden to calculate the new coordinates. Did not take long to work out and get the easy cache find.

Thanks [blue]hofficoffi[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We did the admin and replaced the cache safely back where it was found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month. We will be based in Ealing but will be travelling to different areas during our stay to try and see some more of the countryside. It is really great to be able to cache in your country.

We have brought a bag of trackables along for the visit.

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC4Y176
lText:
Nice Cache! TFTC

E-Burg-Cacher from Germany 

This entry was edited by E-Burg-Cacher on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 06:06:20 UTC.


lParent: GC4Y176
lText:
Searched around for this in the rain, but couldn't find anywhere, not sure that this is here anymore!! Looked with RLT10 and Redcar_lynch


lParent: GC4Y176
lText:
There may be a logbook hanging about somewhere but I couldn't spot it. It was great to see the tank, but the area around it is disgusting with trash, broken glass and who knows what. I felt I was being watched and didn't want to stick my hands anywhere else!


lParent: GC4Y176
lText:
Hello I have found the logbook without the box. I handed the logbook in a bag. I handed over a stone . And took a picture . The container should be delivered because it will not last long .
TFTC


lParent: GC4Y176
lText:
Found the log of the cache. Is the container still here?

This entry was edited by JacKelsie! on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 16:04:27 UTC.


lParent: GC2NH20
lText:
Quick find on a Sunday morning, so not too many muggles around. The log book is completely full now, even the addotional scrap of paper in the lid. TFTC!


lParent: GC2NH20
lText:
Took me a while to spot it. Managed to quickly sign the log in a tiny free spot whilst everyone was distracted by an incident at the end of the road. TFTC. PS Log full so please provide a new one. Sorry I didn't have a spare one with me.


lParent: GC2NH20
lText:
[:D] our first GC in GB, found together with Eidechse63 and Hyrule95, TftC and Greetings from Luxembourg [:D]


lParent: GC2NH20
lText:
After spending ages on the wrong side of the street finally found it. Log book full so signed a scrap of paper inside, then had to wait ages while some muggle finished his fag before being able to return it.

TFTC


lParent: GC387W0
lText:
Very cool cache. My boyfriend angryjan and me found it while enjoying holidays in London. We were a bit suspicious about the place at first, but ended up enjoying it a lot. TFTC


lParent: GC387W0
lText:
TFTC! Quick stop by here while in the area today. I had to wait for a muggle to finish lunch near GZ, but once they were gone I had the whole park to myself!! Found the clever cache without any problems. Many thanks for bringing me here - never knew this place existed before!! [:D]


lParent: GC387W0
lText:
After a breakfast briefing in London, as it was a sunny day, I decided to grab some caches before catching the train back to Suffolk. Closest to the event was this monument to Catrin. I got to the garden and sat and waited for someone to move off from where the cache was. When they did, I went in and retrieved the cache and sat and signed the log. Found without Bee of Good Cheer.


lParent: GC599YK
lText:
What a great place to discover at night. Found with martingrrrr. No place to sign, so took a photo instead. Tftc


lParent: GC13M76
lText:
Nice to meet you Zeus241, hope we didn't spoil your fun of finding this one.  I did feel that we had been caught in the act, as we returned round the corner to quietly replace this one, after signing the log.


lParent: GC13M76
lText:
Found today whilst in London for Helen to complete her Thames Bridge Challenge for charity yesterday. Met a fellow cacher here which is always good - the introduction of "i think your here for the same reason as us...it's in my hand still (how did you tell?-was  it my gps haha) her lovely geokids then showed us where it had to be returned Thank you.


lParent: GC1QPQA
lText:
Tried really hard not to look too suspicious! Found with ease after a quick look at the hint :) found with caching buddy Julie - log signed L, R, J xx


lParent: GC1QPQA
lText:
Real surprise to find this square after years of getting off the bus just yards away on the main road.  Lovely to see sculpture of young Victoria, too.  Tftc.


lParent: GC1QPQA
lText:
I would not have visited this quiet little square if it wasn't for this cache. I wouldn't have found this cache without the hint. Thanks for bringing me here


lParent: GC1QPQA
lText:
[:)] Our first visit in London and our first cache in London...loveley greetings from Germany/Wuppertal


lParent: GC4RJJF
lText:
Found in the rain with Redcar_lynch and RLT10 whilst staying in the area for a weekend! Enjoy the cache container!


lParent: GC4RJJF
lText:
Trouvée pas si facilement que ça. 
C'est mon mari qui aura la main heureuse.
Astucieuse, elle pourrait nous donner envie de manger
Mplc


lParent: GC4RJJF
lText:
Yes - happy to get this one at last.  A quiet moment down here allowed me to retrieve it this time. TFTC.


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! 
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3336


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
I came up to do this at lunchtime today as I've been meaning to for a while. I love seeing the geology around London which most of us pass by every day!

Answers emailed to CO, hope they are right.


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
I came down to visit this earthcache after work. A really interesting location and an area I'd never spotted before despite passing by on numerous occasions.


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
Back in London again ... I was here with the family for about 4-5 years ago and there is definitely a fantastic atmosphere in the city here.
I had decided a long series of Geocaches to be visited and the first was Catrin Glyndwr and I can understand why it is so difficult "to find". I waited probably about 30 minutes before the last Muggles left the place so I could get to it.
The next place was Finsbury with a nice fountain and pavilion. What an oase in here in London.
Then it was technology time and I love all this plates on the walls "all" over London that tell me history from here.
I also want to visit at least one Earth Cache and this was actually on my way ...

TFTC
Martin ;-)


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
Amazing just how quickly eathcaches pop up in London; you think you have just about cleared them all and then some more arrive. Seeing as we like this type of cache it's great that they do pop up, as one of the benefits is that they take you to interesting spots. We spent a good ten minutes investigating and cogitating and when satisfied took a few pictures. Thanks to the CO for setting this cache.


lParent: GC5YZNF
lText:
Cache #3 today with Lt. Eisbär - thanks for the quick permission to log. We love doing earthcaches, but this one was a bit tricky. We confused the construction workers who were having their 2nd breakfast. They were amused about how thoroughly we studied these stones and engravings. Being tourists we felt free to do so ;-)


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
My first church micro! Found it pretty quickly but retrieval and replacement were tricky as there were so many people around. Managed to find a quiet slot to nip in and out though. TFTC :)


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
On route from Green Park underground to Bond Street to meet the boss, so with the time available it was a bit of a circuitous route. The numbers were again clear and sums worked out. A bit busy at the cache location so had to walk away after recovering to sign the log. Having then met the boss for lunch I subsequently found the cache in my back pocket where I had been juggling GPS etc and hadn't put it back as planned. A short diversion on the way home to replace safely. Sorry to anyone who was looking in the short absence. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
First cache in London and first of the many church micros (there seems to be a lot of these here!). Collected the clues easily and headed to GZ for a quick find. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 16:31:21 UTC.


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
A weekend away in London with my family. We tried for some of virtuals and church micros my dad wanted and any other caches we spotted nearby. 

This was quite a simple multi even though our paper got very wet. A nice quick find after a short walk. TFTC


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
A long weekend down in London with the whole family for an epic sightseeing and caching trip. We found old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else we happened across. Weather was either warm and sunny or a bit muggy but the rain didn't spoil play until today when we had to don waterproof coats. 

A hidden away little church. I was glad of the overhanging porch as I could shelter from the drenching rain and work out where the final was. After a short walk I employed a bit of stealth and grabbed the final cache. I walked away to sign the log then replaced as I walked back the other way. TFTC

This entry was edited by Henry-Jones on Tuesday, 01 September 2015 at 17:09:19 UTC.


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
Worked out the numbers and set off to find the final, but walked up and down having a crafty feel about ten times before I finally realised where I should be trying. Busy, busy spot!


lParent: GC5WGG7
lText:
Found host hint item but no cache :-( engineer working on the next one down so perhaps it's been knocked.


lParent: GC2RKZ7
lText:
Found 2 sets of numbers but 1st was too far away - 2nd produced much more likely co ords. Great hint. TFTC


lParent: GC2RKZ7
lText:
Out with Manoo Magoo on a spur of the moment caching trip into the big smoke on a soggy wet day. Info quickly obtained and coords estimated on the back of a train ticket. We then made a short dash to the cache site and consequently spent a few minutes searching for the well hidden cache.

Many thanks Tyke


lParent: GC2RKZ7
lText:
Found on a short walk from Pimlico, where we were visiting friends who are about to move back to Austria, to Victoria. We were caching using a tablet which does the job but isn't very accurate at estimating our distance from the cache! After initially dismissing the 3 digit number, we went back to it and found we were correct. We didn't get the hint until we arrived at GZ, when all became clear. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2RKZ7
lText:
Our (with HK81375) last day in London. I needed to find a multicache, so this one I let me for the time before we left our hotel some 100 metres away. The hint is very good :-). TFTC

MilikS


lParent: GC2RKZ7
lText:
#3157 - Last day in London (this time), and a few more caches to find. Wasn't sure about the millimeters here, but there weren't that many signs to choose from. [;)] A bit confused by the calculation first, but the cache was quickly found after a short walk.
TFTC and greetings from Sweden!


lParent: GC3Y075
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I was not convinced I was at the right place at first but no other options so guess I was after all. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y075
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What a fascinating and unexpected EarthCache. Thank you for bringing me to this spot, which I would've walked past completely unawares. Definitely a favourite point from me!


lParent: GC3Y075
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On a planned day to walk around central London and pick up a few Earthcaches , this was my first stop.
I have been and seen this before but didn't log at the time.
Answers submitted
TFTC


lParent: GC3Y075
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Wife had to visit the passport office nearby so I had the chance to grab a few smilies.  This was an easy one.  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y075
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Yet another earthcache on a recent visit to inner London focusing on Church Micros, Earthcaches and other quality caches. Thanks for drawing my attention to this feature, I have since seen something similar on a shopping centre in my home city of Exeter. Answers sent but no photo this time because the selfie I took at GZ is rubbish. TFT(E)C!


lParent: GC3Y075
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On my way to the hotel I had a short look.... At the first view, I ignored them, but then,.... Why are they here! In the city! That's the cache! 


Thanks for that little adventure


lParent: GC3Y075
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Found this one before seeing wicked in the evening, answers sent to co, thanks for an interesting cache.


lParent: GC3Y075
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We were up for kelz85 birthday celebration to see wicked.  Arrived a few hours early so we could do a little caching in the capital which is always a challenge.
Thanks for a really interesting cache
Answers sent
TFTC!!!


lParent: GC3Y075
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Quick detour visit to the earthcache before getting my train back home from the course I was on today. 
Answers submitted to CO.
Many thanks for bringing me here.


lParent: GC3Y075
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Like a few other visitors to this earth cache I've seen some of these before but in alternative settings. Was able to have a discussion with my daughter about these as she hadn't seen any before.

Answers on the way shortly.


lParent: GCGBGB
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What a nice cache in such a nice place.  Dropped off a trackable for Team Valcik which will hopefully now begin its journey!  TFTC

PS:  Noticed the log was kinda full.  Found a place on an earlier page for my entry...


lParent: GCGBGB
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Our first City of London cache! A nice, easy find for the kiddie-winks. Some good loot in the box too.


lParent: GCGBGB
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Found with Mr Potty and friends after a trip to the Barbican.

This entry was edited by anytar on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 07:32:38 UTC.


lParent: GC39XZ2
lText:
Arriving early for an appointment at the Passport Office, I took the opportunity to look for this nearby cache. With the hint it was easily found, I ignored my GPS. TFTC.


lParent: GC39XZ2
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It took me awhile. I must be tired from all the site seeing. Plus, a neighbor was very adamant  that I do not go down into the mews. I tried to explain that you made that very clear, but she wasn't listening.


lParent: GC39XZ2
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Before visiting the Buckingham Palace, my parents and me had a little walk from our hotel. Within the first minutes, we didn't find anything. I got the hint right, but the coordinates,.... ,.... They showed me something else.... But my dad found it on the way home!

Tftc


lParent: GC240NQ
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Deze gelogd tijdens onze citytrip in Londen. Hier even moeten wachten tot de toeristen weg waren. 
tftc


lParent: GC240NQ
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Found with our caching partner, signed L, R J for all 3 of us.  Thanks for the cache :) our first find in London xxx


lParent: GC240NQ
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Found on a long weekend trip to London with j_3838. We were interrupted by a tour guide halfway through searching, but found it in the end (slightly before another geocaching pair)!

Signed J+KK as not much room!

TFTC


lParent: GC240NQ
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Found the hiding place but not the cache. Perhaps I was there while another cacher was signing the log. 


Thanks for the cache. Cl&f


lParent: GC240NQ
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Had a great tour searching, met another Cacher-Dou which find first :D even then it took a while unless inthe end we found it :)


lParent: GC118F6
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Found together with AntoniaG. Yet another place I'd never discovered without a cache being there. TFTC!


lParent: GC118F6
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This one has been in my radar for a long time - glad to finally make it here with Printe71! Thanks for the cache, and have a fave point! :)


lParent: GC4201
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Back in London again ... I was here with the family for about 4-5 years ago and there is definitely a fantastic atmosphere in the city here.
I had decided a long series of Geocaches to be visited and the first was Catrin Glyndwr and I can understand why it is so difficult "to find". I waited probably about 30 minutes before the last Muggles left the place so I could get to it.
The next place was Finsbury with a nice fountain and pavilion. What an oase in here in London.
Then it was technology time and I love all this plates on the walls "all" over London that tell me history from here.
I also want to visit at least one Earth Cache and this was actually on my way ...
On my way to an old pub, I just drop by this church visit.

TFTC
Martin ;-)


lParent: GC38EQ3
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On my way to a party.  Stopped for a quick find.  All going well until I dropped it and it rolled...  Recovered and replaced as found.


lParent: GC38EQ3
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Leider nicht gefunden, allerdings wurden wir bei der Suche von netten, zivilen Bobbies kontolliert, schließlich macht man sich schnell verdächtig, wenn man sich in Soho auffällig umsieht  - trotzdem Danke fürs Zeigen ;)


lParent: GC2A3AF
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C/o please delete as accidentally clicked wrong cache - I haven't found this one! Sorry for the inconvenience :)


lParent: GC2A3AF
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Have to admit I took an alternative route to this one.  Knowing I was coming from Devon for a few days for work, I set to trying to translate, After spending about 30 minutes failing miserably to work out the image, I started thinking laterally. Knowing a little of the area, I took a guess at what WJFS meant and after about 20 minutes I came up with both the meaning and and a likely location. Very early Monday morning I nipped out before meeting my colleague for breakfast and sure enough there was the cache. Signed the log and off for a busy day in the office. Feeling slightly guilty I never did resolve the puzzle but... TFTC


lParent: GC2A3AF
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I figured out what I needed to do here almost immediately, but it still took me a while to get the final coordinates out. However, at GZ today I didn't have any problems at all, there were hardly any muggles around which meant I could look well, and made a quick find. TFTC!


lParent: GC2A3AF
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An easy puzzle to solve. Despite our GPSr being completely confused as to where we were, one of us spotted the cache quickly. Unfortunately, and surprisingly, a gentleman was standing exactly there on the sidewalk, reading his newspaper. Later we found out he worked nearby, and was having a break. Once his break was over, we could grab the cache. Thanks from the Netherlands!


lParent: GC2A3AF
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Up in London for the day to go and see Alan Carr Chatty Man being filmed. My girlfriend wanted to spend some time in the shops so I grabbed the opportunity to pick up a cache or 2. 

An interesting multi, which is now more of a puzzle than a multi - but hey ho. I solved the coordinates whilst standing in a shop doorway and realised the final wasn't that far away. A short walk and... ah. There was a van parked RIGHT on GZ. Hmmm... I did a bit of wandering around and eventually the van moved off. The cache was quickly retrieved and the log book signed. Thanks for placing this one.


lParent: GC14CPG
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Hurrah! 
Took a couple of trips (sneaking in between meetings!) and found today. Got the first clue spectacularly wrong but had enough info to give a green light from geochecker. Lovely locations which I doubt I would find on my own. Final hide tricky but a local helped me (He's seen us odd Geocachers before!). Fave point for the ambitious number and interest in the waypoints. Tftc


lParent: GC14CPG
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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Thanks [blue]maxkim[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We followed the "route" and ended up at another cache that was on our list to do. Very handy. We did the admin and replaced the cache safely back where it was found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month. We will be based in Ealing but will be travelling to different areas during our stay to try and see some more of the countryside. It is really great to be able to cache in your country.

We have brought a bag of trackables along for the visit.

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC14CPG
lText:
Out with Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 collecting some caches before attending the Events. This one has been on my to do list for some time. Happy to now have it completed. Such an interesting area. 
TFTFC!


lParent: GC14CPG
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Found with Hedgepiglet and Debs54. 

I've been meaning to do this one for ages. Final was back in the area. This was a nice multi. 

Great hiding spot! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC14CPG
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OMG!! Back in Jan or Feb 2014 I was working for a few days within spitting distance of this cache. I got all the information then, despite numerous searches couldn't find the cache. I had no idea if I would ever be in this vicinity again so was gutted. Here we are , nearly 18 months later and I find myself close enough to have another look only to see the CO has moved the cache! Undeterred I decide I have nothing to lose by another quick look. Success! The CO moved it right to where I was looking the first time. Thankyou!! Have a favourite point for being so kind!


lParent: GC14CPG
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I gathered all the info to determine the coordinates a few weeks ago but at the time I had an error so the ego checker said No.
At the time I didn't have time to check. Today I was back in the area with a bit of time so went over the numbers again to see where I had gone wrong. This time on the second attempt the checker said yes!
So off to GZ to find the cache.
All found safe and well. Signed log and returned to its home.
TFTC!


lParent: GC14CPG
lText:
A nice jaunt on this sunny lunchtime!

A couple of stages had me perplexed. I deduced A from the co ord calculator. And the second alien was an elusive little blighter, but of course was staring me in the face.

All good at GZ. I've sat here before crunching numbers for another local cache. If the mini cachers had been with me they'd've probably spotted the cache which is hidden in plain view! (But nice and safe :-) )

TFTC


lParent: GC4ZAJ2
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[:D][:D][:D ]found together with Eidechse63 and Hyrule95, TftC and Greetings from Luxembourg, my arms were too thick to take the cache out of the center of the ring; while trying to get it out, two policemen asked me what I was doing there, I told them about geocaching, but they didn't know, so I explained as well as possible and after some time, oner policeman put his arm in the hole and took the GC out for me; JUST GREAT!! [:D][:D][:D]


lParent: GC4ZAJ2
lText:
What a great spot!  HMS Belfast to one side and Tower Bridge on the other. Thank you. The log book is wet. 

TFTC from seijoc from Germany


lParent: GC5VY1G
lText:
Took a while... Thanks for my GF who is smart enough to figure out what we need to do.. We've been searching for those two boxes in a park at first...:))


lParent: GC5VY1G
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Quick find; the cache is in fine shape. I hadn't been to this park before. If you like the the coin-operated machines nearby, check out the Laughing Sal's virtual if ever you're in San Francisco. TFTC!


lParent: GC5VY1G
lText:
Ah the perfect little one-stage multi.... interesting start location, solvable on the spot puzzle, short walk to well hidden final cache TFTC


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
Thanks for showing us the Livery Companies of London - an interesting detail of London history. Lt.Eisbär and I enjoyed the stages very much.


lParent: GC1571Z
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We made all the waypoints of this cache a couple of months ago, but tired by a long day of cache and not at the good side of the multi, we decided to leave it to a later day.
And there we are, we found it quickly. It was great to visit all these liveries.

TFTC maxkim


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
Great cache which we had collated info for a few months ago but had gone the wrong way and at the time didn't feel like going back to pick up. 
TFTC frozboz - adopted by MaxKim


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
Yea.. Found this one after making my way around town... Nice little multi.. Took about 130hr to complete on foot.. Final cache is in need of some tlc.. Log books are wet but the new nano log is in good shape.. Txs


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
I much enjoyed my walk around the livery companies gleaning the information.  I appreciated the alternative way of working the first number since I couldn't spot the reference at all.  This took me a couple of London visits to finish but I made my way to the final GZ today having checked Geochecker and after a bit of searching found the prize.  GPS as expected all over the place but the hint helped me locate the cache.  Contents soggy except for the recently inserted nano log which I signed. TFTC Fav awarded.


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
Fun multi for which I visited the waypoints a couple of weeks ago. Really interesting seeing some of the old livery buildings and reminding me of school days. Certainly worth an FP. I signed nano log left by prev finder. Still dry despite damp cache. TFTC


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
Such a joy to do such a well thought out multi. Loved all the different points for different reasons. Perfect walk to combine with other caches. Logs are totally sodden so have put a clean nano pod inside the original cache. Maybe will stay dry. Thank you for a lovely afternoon (from a goldsmith liveryman!)


lParent: GC1571Z
lText:
It wasn't so easy due to bad GPS. Really avoid looking too suspicious. Security services and police are patrolling the area.


lParent: GC2823
lText:
Great day geocsching. Back in a familiar spot. I am sure I finished another cache here last year. TFTC


lParent: GC2823
lText:
Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. At ground zero there were people all wandering round on a treasure hunt and lots of people on walking tours! We gathered our clues and took our photo. Onto the next! TFTC


lParent: GC2823
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The second one waa a quick one. But since the weather was nice we decided to walk the parts. What a great tour. Loved it!


lParent: GC2823
lText:
Interesting place that just happened to be within walking distance of where I needed to be today. Correct answer sent to CO.

T4TC


lParent: GC2823
lText:
Terrific spot for all fans of Holmes, whether literary or television iterations! We had a great time finding this clue!


lParent: GC2823
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Found on a visit to the area following a shopping trip to Camden Lock

Only picture we had would give too much away, so some artwork attached from Camden

T4TC


lParent: GC13NEF
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Waited for some time on this path for passing muggles, when it was eventually quiet we made a quick find.  TFTC.


lParent: GC13NEF
lText:
Found on a day trip to London on a great fire of London fact finding trip for my 5 year old with walkingclif and the kids


lParent: GC13NEF
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This was the second in this series of caches for me as I walked along the river.  Once again there were loads of muggles around, but I managed to find a moment to retrieve the cache and replace it without drawing too much attention to myself.

TFTC


lParent: GC13NEF
lText:
Last Cache of the series for angryjan and me. Afterwards, we decided to move on to a park and go feed squirrels :-). TFTC


lParent: GC4Z698
lText:
Quick find at night .. Caching with sloppy237 ( yeah I know ) this was his first find so well done him


lParent: GC4Z698
lText:
Phew, found it no problem today, not sure how I missed it last time! Stretching around because I had jogged there made the search feel more natural, especially with muggles sat nearby. TFTC


lParent: GC4Z698
lText:
Within our short visit we had the chance to find some caches. That was a quick find.

Thanks for the cache, XUs


lParent: GC4Z698
lText:
Trouvée difficilement en interprétant le hint ! Mon GPS m'envoyait de l'autre côté de la rue... TFTC


lParent: GC5G23P
lText:
A wonderfully simple  little spot that is slowly being swallowed up by 21st century London.  Thanks for this I would never have come through here.


lParent: GC5G23P
lText:
Last cache of the day for both myself and Manoo Magoo as we were both footsore and weary. Quick find here.


lParent: GC5G23P
lText:
Found it. An easy find, wrote in log and replaced as found. A lovely park to walk in, a nice quiet place, a good use for an disused church grave yard. TFTC


lParent: GC5G23P
lText:
Our first find in London! What a week it's been :) thanks for the lovely cache right near where we are staying. We left a $1 bill stamped with a where's George stamp for the next American traveler to pick up :)


lParent: GC5G23P
lText:
This was to be our second find of the day but ended up being the first due to muggles at the other location. A quick find here log all dry TFTC


lParent: GC1ZMC2
lText:
Out on a stroll through Belgravia to find Cara along with my sister Sofie. No celebrities where spotted. This nano anyhow popped right into our hands. Tftc


lParent: GC1ZMC2
lText:
Didn't find it... :( was next to GZ but couldn't figure where it was hiding... Oh well... Next time!


lParent: GC1ZMC2
lText:
Tried to look for this one once before with no avail, but this time f1princess put her finger right on it, signed and replaced TFTC

This entry was edited by kelz85 on Sunday, 06 September 2015 at 01:49:50 UTC.


lParent: GC1ZMC2
lText:
we had a brief look for this once before but due to needing to start the shaun the sheep trail a look was all me did.
This time i got my fingers on this one really quickly well on the small one anyway think i could feel the bigger one but i dont have the fingers for it.
Signed and replaced in its sneaky hole.


lParent: GC4ZMV4
lText:
Spotted this one had been given a "yellow card" so thought I'd better come down and get it just incase it commits another foul and gets sent off(line).
TFTC


lParent: GC47YA5
lText:
[b]#3448 found @ 16:53:00, cache 4 of 6 today.[/b]

In London today and thought I would find a few boxes while on my way elsewhere. 

Quick find, but the "container" is beginning to fall apart. Bag and log safe for now but it might need looking at soon.

TFTC, currykev


lParent: GC1RWTN
lText:
What a great garden and interesting history. Thank you very much for bringing me here! Though I found all the information, unfortunately I didn't find the cache. As my family was waiting for me, I couldn't go on searching, but visiting this place was worth it anyway. Thanks!


lParent: GC1RWTN
lText:
In London today to visit a friend in Hospital but not time for visiting time yet so came to pick this one up.Lovely area and fantastic cache placement.fave point awarded. Picked up 2 and dropped 2 Tbs. Tftc


lParent: GC1RWTN
lText:
This is a truly beautiful spot in a very busy neighborhood, and this geocache does everything just right. We probably wouldn't have found the wonderful little garden without it, and the small box is at the same time cleverly hidden and surprisingly large for an inner-city-cache.

Thank you for this cache and yes, that's a blue favourite-ribbon from us, too.


lParent: GC1RWTN
lText:
It took a lot of calendar cross checking, but the "Girly Caching trip to London" day with Lorri (Lorri-Anne&Kev) is finally here.

We'd added this cache to the 'to-do' list because of the number of favourite points [:D] & it deserves every one (I'm awarding one too).

A sunny day meant that the lawns were full, but we managed to find all the required numbers, but.....

Although we got the right GZ it to a few looks & a quick dive in on the third look before the cache was in hand - you can safely say we made a meal of the find.

TFTC


lParent: GC34XMB
lText:
Lots of muggles and one cacher taking photos of Misters Roosevelt and Churchill. When I got my turn, the great men were amused by the cache, as was I. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC34XMB
lText:
Logbook is pretty full. Also the lid of the cache is gone? 

We were in town way too early. Because someone (the gf) didn't realise our tickets for the palace visit weren't until 9.45 and she got me out of bed at 7. And now we're grabbing a few caches. Found this one thanks to a few pictures. Thanks for placing it.


lParent: GC34XMB
lText:
Had to come back because two muggles were waiting right in front of it with their baggage. A tricky one to find but not even security could stop me from signing :D TFTC  #38


lParent: GC1N4QK
lText:
Looked long and hard for this one - even used the pictures to make sure we were even the correct place, but no luck!


lParent: GC1N4QK
lText:
I was on my way home when I decided to stop and look for this cache. This was a quick and easy find, once I checked the right spot! TFTC and the interesting history lesson :)


lParent: GCW99J
lText:
This one is brilliant but also very tricky with the people around. Love a challenge though :) TFTC #37


lParent: GCW99J
lText:
Tuesday 1 Sept about 1.30m and the shop is locked up tight. So much for Mon to Fri open hours. Disappointing result after travelling from Australia and this was to be our first cache in UK


lParent: GCW99J
lText:
Omg are you serious!? I can't believe it's actually where it is! TFTC and greetings from Italy. 
Logbook is full


lParent: GCW99J
lText:
Visited  Buckingham  palace and this was near to bus stop so went for it, met  jtapias cachers from California , had a nice chat lovely to meet you , our God was way out so used the hint tftc


lParent: GC1GZ3T
lText:
Another quick lunchtime cache whilst I explore the area around my new office. Yes the street is busy but the GZ is secluded enough that if you time it right you can be stealthy. I had my lunch so looked like just another city worker taking a break from work, albeit in a slightly odd corner when everyone else was sitting out in the September sun. 

TFTC


lParent: GC168D7
lText:
I walked down this alleyway for five or six years and always looked at the tiles but never really read them. Coming here this spring to obtain all the information required was great. Soooo much better to stand and absorb rather than rush by and ignore! The new co-ordinates pointed to an obvious spot but deapite walking past it several times a week, I'd never found the time to stop and grab the cache. A quick peak at the hint this evening to confirm my suspicians, I disnt even need to co-ords to grab and aign this very descreet cache. Such a great feeling to grab one I've been literally within an arms reach of several times a week since I even began this crazy hobby! TFTC That's 12 found for me today,a very proud personal best!


lParent: GC168D7
lText:
In our tour to Essex event,  from Mallorca.
We think we solved the multi but we finally didn't find the container :(


lParent: GC168D7
lText:
Found at last (thanks to the extra hint from the CO). What an amazing little walkway and to think I only live a mile away and never knew of its existence. Another one of the little hidden gems of London only seen through Geocaching! TFTC


lParent: GC168D7
lText:
I really enjoyed solving this, despite getting a bit dizzy. Difficult in the evening rush hour, but still doable. Cache was at the coordinates at the first attempt. GPS accurate and a helpful hints. Thanks.


lParent: GC168D7
lText:
Cache found with Quenrelia during a nice Saturday walk in the City of London. Nice place discovered thanks to this cache.

TFTC heartstones1


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
After a breakfast briefing in London, as it was a sunny day, I decided to grab some caches before catching the train back to Suffolk. Was trying to find the start of a multi and realised I had missed it but was at the coords for this Earthcache.  Always enjoy a good Earthcache so I set about finding the answers (thank you Geology A Level). Strikingly clear fossils. Thanks for setting this. Found without Bee of Good Cheer.


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! This one was my favorite because I did my masterdegree about fossils and what was popular belief.
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3333


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
I did this Earthcache during a weekend In London Last august !

I think I Have already did An Earthcache similar somewhere else :)

I received the permission to Log this morning.

Thank You

Greetings from Paris

Zellid


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
A while ago we visited London with the aim to visit lots of earthcaches, virtuals and wherigos. While at the cache I did all the examining and describing and the wife did the note taking in her own style of shorthand which I then had to work out and transfer it into emails to numerous CO's. Now we are gradually working through them all to get them logged. 
Yet again, like a lot of earthcaches, we would have walked straight past and not paid the fossils a blind bit of notice, so thanks for bringing us here.


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
A while ago we visited London with the aim to visit lots of earthcaches, virtuals and wherigos. When we got back Ady sent off all the information we had found and now we are gradually working through them all to get them logged. 
Yet again, like a lot of earthcaches, I would hav ewalked straight past and not paid the fossils a blind bit of notice, so thanks for bringing me here.


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
With only 1 of the challenge souvenirs collected, we figured we should probably do the rest so we came to London today to complete it, and what a success it was, despite the dreadful weather!

We managed to pick up a cheap ruler in Flitwick before we set off for London, and we found the fossils no problem and got measuring and thinking. Our selfie is a little obscured because of the umbrella due to torrential downpour but we had a lot of fun looking for other fossils before sitting in the bus stop for a dry and quick lunch.

Hopefully answers are all ok! 
We have earned the Earth Cache Souvenir, TFTC! [:D]


lParent: GC2GN6N
lText:
Thanks for this earthcache and the quick permission to log. Another interesting earthcache we found during our stay in London.

TFTC!


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
Completed yet another church micro. This one was a challenging hide due to the prying eyes. TFTC! [:)]


This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:31:21 UTC.


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
In London caching before racing Dragon Boats in the Docklands. Quality over quantity means lots of multis and lots of churches! After the info was gathered I made the short walk to the final and the restaurant staff just smiled at me before I started searching. TFTC


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
Gathered all the info... then re-gathered the info (must read cache page properly). Off to GZ, where it was a quick find.
SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
09.29
Info soon gathered and I headed to gz. I then wandered around before eventually getting to the right spot, then it was a straightforward find. Log full so squeezed G54 in as signature.
TFTC


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
Nice find.
Some guys in a restaurant were staring at me the entire time.
Nice clue,
Nice church
Nice find
TFTC


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
Very late log   considering I found it ( in torrential rain) with daughter Fab Jabs on  June24th! A very lively, interesting area with heaving pubs ( inside) and fabulous window boxes. TFTC


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:
Finally home after a month in Europe with Mrs. Captain Picard. First, the World Jump Rope Championship in Paris, then a jump rope camp in Bavaria and another near Berlin, and lastly, a week with friends in London. All the wonderful experiences were highlighted by caching whenever we had a spare moment and utilizing the favorite caches to tour and explore new areas. Thanks so much for this this and all the hides that made our journey so special.


lParent: GC5HJWM
lText:

It's been a long, circular walk through some VERY interesting sights!  We started out at Wellington Square, past Buckingham Palace, through the park, to Westminster Abby, Parliment.......Oh gosh, I'm making myself tired just typing them all in!  But we also wound through Picadilly, Mayfair, Soho and back to Green Park.  If Footnotes coach and I fall asleep on the underground going home, you'll understand why!  

My love to Footnotes coach, who evidently had foot pain all day but managed to hide his limp until right at the end.  You are an iron man!


lParent: GC4Z693
lText:
My daughter has just moved in to her first flat round t he corner so grabbed this after helping her move in. Tftc


lParent: GC4Z693
lText:
A bit of a one way maze to get to this one - lovely circus where we soon grabbed the cache many thanks


lParent: GC4Z693
lText:
 Tried on this rainy day, but unlucky was Muggles sitting on cars for about half an hour..... To try again....


lParent: GC4Z693
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint, after a DNF on a previous visit. TFTC


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
Probably walked past this many hundreds of times as WHH HQ is nearby! Certainly makes a walk along beech street a bit more pleasant! TFTC


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
Another one of mine adopted by a fellow cacher and another log for LadyLullington who had all sorts of fun gathering up the numbers before finding the cache. This will always be one of my faves :)


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
In our tour to Essex event,  from Mallorca. 

Thanks to YooEntSinMe (adopted from Marcoraymondo2) for hiding. 

GPEC!!!
18:12
3 agost de 2015
2451


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
With Madann we visited on our trip to London this Cache too. Nearby is the flat of my son, so that this region wasn't unknown for us. The book is weet. Please have a look.
TFTC say the Steukarl and Madann from Germany


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
Well this cache would seem easy to find but I've had no joy on two occations, need to have a yhink about where I'm going wrong!


lParent: GC3Z4JZ
lText:
Nice clear clues - although not the most picturesque location! Enjoyed the challenge when visiting the Barbican Theatre for "To Kill a Mockingbird"


lParent: GC13M78
lText:
In London for the weekend, the area was very busy but spotted this quickly and the GeoKids made the grab.


lParent: GC13M78
lText:
In London doing a bit of caching today and went to get this one.  As I got closer to GZ I questioned my sanity as there were so many muggles around.  As I got to the cache location and tried looking for it I was unaware that I was actually getting in someones photo as they had lined up a few Lego stormtroopers on the lifebelt and were taking a picture of them there.  Once they moved onn I managed to get in and look for the cache properly.  It didnt take me long to find.

Unfortunately the logbook is full, but I have taken a photo of it as proof.

TFTC


lParent: GC4Z69C
lText:
Found it with ocix30, muggle Carolina and muggle Sandra, enjoying my first holidays in London! It was very easy [:)] TFTC!


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
We did this over multiple days in April but today was the first time we had been near GZ. An enjoyable tour and a quick find if a decent sized urban cache. Tftc


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
We spent some days in London and had enough time to do this Multi-Cache.
Yes, you are right: Glorious London. So much to see  and experience.
TFTC & Greetings from Austria!


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
Visited all but three of these waypoints a couple of months back, and did the remainder today. After crunching the coords we quickly realised this location did not match the description. A change to one of the numbers though made the location more plausible, so off we headed. The coords were a little off, but after using the hint the cache was soon in hand :) A great series, and some really interesting facts. Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
Pick up the clues over two days a while back.   However when at the final clue, the co-ordinates did not make sense.   Started to think where we had a few question marks about the right answer and messed around with numbers nothing came up positive.  At home with time to think, managed to find a coordinate that made sense with the description.   Got to GZ where a gardener was undertaking some work, had a quick look while he went off to collect something, but had to resort to the hint when I saw him coming back.   A great long multi and worth the favorite point.


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
Well I think I was in the right place (a checker would be useful here) but it was busier than I was comfortable with.


lParent: GC520VT
lText:
As is usual for these I have been gathering infomation over the last few months when passing nearby. I always enjoy this type of multi but it is very rewarding to see the waypoints disappear from memory map. This morning was good to go for the final at 0730, just a few dog walkers to dodge. Also a fine cache for St Georges day. It is always great to see something matching the hint very near to the final position. Cache was a quicly found and signed. Thanks for all the hard work setting up!


lParent: GC4582Y
lText:
[b]#3449 found @ 17:04:00, cache 5 of 6 today.[/b]

In London today and thought I would find a few boxes while on my way elsewhere. 

A quick find here and I took it to a nearby park bench to sign. This is where my troubles began... When I went back to replace it, the council Bin lorry had turned up and one of the crew was standing right next to GZ having a long, lazy ciggy.

I walked slowly around the park, then the square. The bin lorry and muggles were not going to budge - argh! 

I was going to be late for an appointment nearby, and couldn't wait around any longer, so had no choice but to take the cache on a little walk in my pocket until after my meeting. I returned about an hour later - thankfully the binmen had knocked off for the evening and I was able to replace it safely.

Sorry if anyone was trying to find this between about 5:15pm and 6:15pm but I would have compromised the cache if I had tried to put it back earlier.

TFTC, currykev


lParent: GC4582Y
lText:
This is one of the caches I found during my backpacking tour of the British isles.

 Before boarding the Eurostar back to the continent, there was still some time left, which I spent well on finding some caches in central London.

My last cache in London for this year. While I arrived from one side, three other cachers came from the other. As they were searching in the wrong spot, I was able to find the cache pretty fast. Because I'm not a mean guy, I eventually handed it over to them!

Day 10/10
414 km from home (straight line)

TFTC!!!


lParent: GC4582Y
lText:
Quite a lot of folk in red jumpers in the gardens? I let them get on with it whilst I found the cache. TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC2C44V
lText:
We were heading to the Tate with my non cacher friends. I just went a bit faster ahead to log this cache so I don't hold them much. When I was finished, I found myself alone. Somehow, I got left behind. I didn't waste my time, quickly came back to hostel (finally finding http://coord.info/GC388BP on a way), saved all caches in the area of a map I got from reception, and went on a great geocaching hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) This cache is where it started, so it's really special for me :)

I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 14:03:11 UTC.


lParent: GC2C44V
lText:
Found it with my colleague on our lunch break, a new geocacher :)
Logbook is full and I did it have a pen though...


lParent: GC2GHV8
lText:
A beautiful area! Had a rough search first but there weren't many people around on this early Sunday morning so searched a bit more thoroughly and quite quickly put our hand on the cache. Sneaky! 
Tftc :)


lParent: GC2GHV8
lText:
Failed to find this on a previous visit. This time, no muggles around, had a feel about and bingo! TFTC


lParent: GC2GHV8
lText:
This was a very tricky cache. I was here this morning there was someone sleeping where I wanted to look. I waited (and rested my poor legs) and after 20mins he showed no sign of moving. So I set about my cache adventure and returned about 4hours to find he'd moved... But lots of hungry people were enjoying their lunches here. I sat down and I spied it right away! I had to play the waiting game a bit more.. And I think I made the lady near the cache quite uncomfortable! Whoops. When she left I got it right away.. I didn't have any tweezers handy, being a visitor, but they are needed alright. In the end I jimmied it out with a trusty stick! A geocaching essential. A very satisfying find. Thank you. I also enjoyed hanging out in the nearby church park talking to the pigeons and squirrels. :)


lParent: GC2GHV8
lText:
Muggles everywhere!   Maybe a sunny Friday afternoon is not the best time to try and find it!  But managed to locate it without anyone noticing.   TFTC!


lParent: GC2GHV8
lText:
Back in London [i]again[/i] for another work thing (the sparkle of which, is starting to fade....) and some more caching.

A nice easy find to start as, for a miracle, the area was quiet.


TFTC


lParent: GC62HA0
lText:
This took me a little while to find, but when I did spot it it was one of those, "why didn't i see it sooner" moments.


lParent: GC62HA0
lText:
I've been here very recently for a not long archived puzzle cache! It was a little busy at GZ this morning, and with the aid of my bike, I was able to quickly locate the container without drawing attention to myself. TFTC.


lParent: GC62HA0
lText:
Easy to find but I had forgotten my tweezers and couldn't extract the log, so photo attached, R, 07:45, TYFTC.


lParent: GC62HA0
lText:
Considered feeling around inside a rather threatening looking piece of rusty metal, but then saw the 'hidden in plain view' comment in previous log and got it immediately. 

Nicely positioned hide - no need to risk cut fingers here!

SL TFTC
#1483


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
Thanks to my dyslexia, even the simplest sums are a challenge for me, and if you combine that with entering coords into the GPS with glare on the screen, it means these take me a bit longer. Was momentarily baffled by the hint till I stopped thinking I'd done the maths wrong and carefully read what was around me. A nice church micro on my way to high tea with friends. Thanks for the cache, and thanks to the last person who added a scrap of paper!


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
On route from Green Park underground to Bond Street to meet the boss, so with the time available it was a bit of a circuitous route. Having sorted out the filter on the 650 now found the multis that I wanted. The information was clear and fortunately sums were correct to enable a quick recover and replace. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
It was dark by the time I reached here so the clues could be collected easily. GZ was a short walk away and managed to find the cache quickly. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:32:42 UTC.


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
Came here for a quick find after work, the log sheet was full so I have added another small slip of paper which should do for a few more finders if they write small!
Glad I had my tweezers with me for this one.


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
Quick calculation of co ordinates whilst sitting in nearby park. Easy find but log difficult to sign as nearly full. TFTC


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
Sorry this needs a little TLC please. Container is intact and in place. However the log sheet is split in two: one half is wedged in the bottom and the other half is full. Sorry, it was pouring with rain or I would've tried harder to replace the wedged-in log!


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
A simple little multi... Hint confused me but made sense in the end. Lack of room so signed ND. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGH9
lText:
Luckily we spotted this one on our approach as it was quite busy . Definitely need tweezers to extract the log.TFTC


lParent: GC2Q00Z
lText:
Early Sunday morning walk to GZ. Very quiet at this time ;) 
A lovely piece of Victorian architecture. 
Tftc :)


lParent: GC2Q00Z
lText:
Heartened by the CO's report that it was still there I had another go. After a bit of a search I actually found it on the ground. I replaced  it in what I believe to be how it is intended. Nice hide.


lParent: GC2Q00Z
lText:
After attempting to find this cache on at least three occasions unsuccessfully, I geared up for a long search this morning, leaving home early to allow plenty of time to search. 
After reading the recent found logs and the CO's notes,  I took a different perspective on looking for the cache.  Arrived at the GZ before 8 am so very few  muggles around. 
First I chose my door. I had already searched the doors on previous visits, so today I started off by having a thorough look (I had even brought torches but didn't need to use them) thinking, "where would I hide it?".
Then when I was ready to search, I reached out and the cache was in hand! Wow! How surprised by this quick easy find!
TFTC! 
Now just 3 more to find to complete the series,  No.10, No.21 and the bonus No. 22!


lParent: GC2Q00Z
lText:
Meant to be going over to "16" but GPS brought me here instead. Was an easy yet tricky find. Now to get to the Kings Cross Tube!


lParent: GC602N9
lText:
This one has been on my list for a while but it's muggle central during the day. We stayed in the City for dinner tonight thanks to traffic jams so decided to grab it. Log is full so photo attached.


lParent: GC602N9
lText:
[b]#3446 found @ 16:00:00, cache 2 of 6 today.[/b]

In London today and thought I would find a few boxes while on my way elsewhere. 

Quick find here, thanks to the hint.

TFTC, TheHurks


lParent: GC602N9
lText:
Found it with a bit of waiting. Busy as notes say but only 45s from my work so I could take my time!


lParent: GC602N9
lText:
Out at lunchtime, clearing up a few caches before my contract ends. Followed the instructions and quickly found the prize. Log is very full. Barely managed to find somewhere to squeeze my name and date. TFTC


lParent: GC1PPH1
lText:
16:00

I had same spare time before going to visit our office in Leadenhall building so I tried (succesfully) to find this cache. The Gherkin is for me one of the nicer high London buildings.
Despite I was this year in London for the sixth time, it is my first UK cache. Thanks for it.


lParent: GC1PPH1
lText:
After a breakfast briefing in London, as it was a sunny day, I decided to grab some caches before catching the train back to Suffolk. Heading back towards the station I stopped off for a coffee....and a cache. I had the right idea as to where the cache was, but picked the wrong side. After getting my coffee and waiting for the builders to move off, I headed to the other side and found two caches together. Found with Bee of Good Cheer.


lParent: GC1PPH1
lText:
I am happy I was here on a Sunday. Walked around GZ a few times, because for some reason the actual hiding place didn't immediately spring to mind. Still; found it! Thanks for the cache! :)


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Log replaced. I didn't have any magnets with me to attach a better container so will bring one from home


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Nice park with great views of the Tower of London. Would not have noticed the history of London around the sundial if not for this cache. Log was a bit wet, but could sign it still. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 13:04:28 UTC.


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Lovely little multi in the middle of london. Had no idea that sundial existed; thanks for showing me something nice new to discover. :)
The logbook was kind of too wet to sign (I forgot to bring a pen, unfortunately, anyways :(), so I hope the attached photo helps.
Tip for other cachers: It's neither screw-top nor green.


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Just finished doing the tour of the Tower of London, and looking to do some more caching.  What a beautiful area, loved the sun dial.  Thanks so much for placing the cache and giving us a reason to check out the area.


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Found this after touring the Tower of London and before heading back to the underground to tour our next location.  A few people about near the final, but we were able to make the find without too much trouble.  Very cool sundial and thanks for giving me a reason to explore the area a little more thoroughly.

Caching with Allenite's Mom as we enjoy our vacation visiting a few countries and crossing off more than a couple of bucket list items. TFTC.

---
allenite
Hillsdale County, Mich, United States


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
I tried to solve the clues several weeks ago. I found the numbers without any problems, but my maths had coordinates which were over a mile away. I checked with the cache owner who gave me a hint. I was passing today, so picked it up. As others have stated, there are two caches here. Thanks.


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
[:)] out with swampymutt no probs here     like others went wrong place then done correction and was there infact there was two caches there great history one fav point


lParent: GC16QZA
lText:
Good guide through the history of London. And the remains of Roman wall are interesting too. At the final location it was not such easy to find some unbusy moment, but HK81375 made me shield. TFTC.

MilikS


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Cycling is one of my favorite things to do, so when I saw this cache, I just had to do it! After renting one of the Santander bikes at published coordinates, I went around the park collecting the clues. 

The bike was unfortunately rather heavy and slow, so it took much longer than expected to complete this. There were also some path closure at the northern section of the park, which created a little confusion of where the bike path was supposed to be. 

The last clue was beside a bike station, so I decided to return the bike and go on foot to GZ instead, which turned out to be a nice walk along the pond. 

Thanks for the enjoyable ride around the park. Added a fave pt. [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:23:32 UTC.


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Have been meaning to do this one for ages so, as I'd cycled down to St James's Park to meet "The Finns in London" and had a bit of time to spare this evening, it made sense to head off to another park.  Weather was looking dodgy but, after briefly thinking about saving it for another day, I decided to chance it.  Bravery was rewarded and the weather held.  Really enjoyed this one; well thought out (as you'd expect from this CO) with the info and the route clear.  Have a favourite point; TFTC!!


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Lovely cycle/walk around Hyde park. Definiately a good idea using the cycles but was surprised at some stations to find so many that could not be hired? Anyway, lovely and nice easy find at end. Thanks.


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Rode here from London Zoo and had a good ride round the park. Nice easy clues (one of which I noted a few weeks ago when up here previously. Once we arrived at GZ we deposited our Boris bikes and found the right spot quickly. Favourite point for giving us some proper exercise. TFTC


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Stood for ages at GZ scratching my head. Knew i had the coordinates right but could see nothing that looked like a  cache hide. Re-checked the coordinates, read a few previous logs, was still stumped. Just about to give it up for the day when there was a gap in the buses opposite and i spotted something. I wonder I thought, went and had a look and bingo cache in hand  
Phonetics area wonderful thing. One point, as others have stated,the coordinates are certainly a bit off.


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
This was a first for me. Well two really. My first multi and my first trip on a boris bike. it took me far longer than it should to get the correct coords and enter them into Google maps correctly. It would be nice if you could put them straight into the geocaching app. I got to GZ saw the hint and didn't see he cache! I was just about to give up when I looked a second time and saw it. Log signed  TFTC!


lParent: GC2ECQQ
lText:
Enjoyed a leisurely cycle around the park this morning collecting the necessary info before returning the boris bike and heading to GZ. I was a little uncertain that I had the correct coordinates as I approached but checked the hint and after a little look around, soon had the cache in hand. TFTC


lParent: GC5J6KY
lText:
Had been searching for something green until we decided to read the recent logs....duh!! After that the cache was quickly in hand. Had a bit of trouble opening but managed eventually. Great hide!! We thought this quote was appropriate ;)
"There are two things in this life I hate:heights, and jumping from them"


lParent: GC5J6KY
lText:
Found it tftc didn't take me too long this time just had to wait for the muggles to go before replacing


lParent: GC5WGGQ
lText:
Interesting area, not one I normally frequent, and this is the first time I've seen a cache like this! Very nice. Thanks for bringing me here, and for the cache! Now must dash to meet friends!


lParent: GC5WGGQ
lText:
On route from Green Park underground to Bond Street to meet the boss, so with the time available it was a bit of a circuitous route. A very nice cache this one, well worth a fav pt. Busy here but able to recover and replace with discretion. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WGGQ
lText:
Cache was quite different from the other church micros, but was an easy find. Nice hide, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:34:25 UTC.


lParent: GC4VFVK
lText:
Nice and easy, after a false alarm I spotted another likely hiding place and boom! Beautiful, quiet park on a sunny day, with a good view of the power station chimneys. Added a pretty sticker, took nothing, replaced as found. Tftc xxx


lParent: GC4VFVK
lText:
Found it! Nice & easy, after one false alarm I spotted another likely hiding place and boom! Beautiful park on a sunny day, nice & quiet, good view of the power station chimneys. Added a pretty sticker, took nothing, replaced where found! Tftc xxx


lParent: GC4VFVK
lText:
Phone GPS playing all sorts of merry games but my geo-sense quickly homed in on this gem of a hiding place. Found during a colleague's leaving bash exploring the less frequented ('edgy') pubs of Wandsworth Road.


lParent: GC4VFVK
lText:
Plenty of people in the park this morning soaking up the sunshine, so needed a good bit of stealth to retrieve and sign! Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
A very informative cache. We especially were moved by the monument and the many flowers and letters for the migrant crisis. 

TFTC from seijoc from Germany


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
I first got the coordinates for this over a year ago but went to find it around morning rush hour time and it was just impossible to search. Today, I had half an hour before my train, so gathered the numbers again, just to be sure, and set off on the hunt. Only one muggle at GZ and he soon departed once he'd finished his fag, so I had a feel around where the clues suggested and quickly had pot in hand. Doubly delighted to get this one as it filled another gap on my Placed Months calendar, giving me the full set from Jan 2007 to present. Got to be worth a fav point for that, and for drawing my attention to a moving memorial that I might otherwise have overlooked. TFTC #1944 (quite appropriate if you think of it as a date!) [:)]


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
Hooray our first multi cache on a day out to see the Railway Children at Kings Cross, good to do a good railway related hide. Next to platform 9 3/4!!!

This entry was edited by lisa.catherine.w on Friday, 28 August 2015 at 06:42:42 UTC.


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
Whilst waiting for a train a couple of weeks ago I finally got around to inspecting the statue here - one that I've know about for a while. We happened to be coming back from Paris, but the bizarre fare system we use meant that a wait was in order so that we could qualify for ridiculously cheap tickets back up the Suffolk.

The eleven year old came along to gather the clues and certainly learned something at the same time. It's certainly a monument that deserves a geocache associated with it.

The coordinates were worked out afterwards at home as the luggage we were humping meant that a wander off wasn't really in order at the time. And then a day out in London by myself meant I could wander over and extract the container at, well, let's say it's pretty quiet at 7 am in the general area! Fortunately the couple of chaps doing stretches and so on were on the "wrong" side of the hiding spot and  I was able to take a detailed look at the interesting little spot, retrieve the container and sign the log.

An interesting cache. Thank you for placing it and keeping it going for what is really a quite long time now.


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
Visiting London with tanjulainen and of course searched for geocaches as well. There were a lot of muggles at the starting point, but we got all the needed info and were able to calculate the final coords. There were also a couple of muggles at the GZ, but fortunately they left and we were able to log the cache. TFTC.


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
Tftc. Caching around London with ilanak. There were quite a lot of muggles at the start and finish places. Stat was easy because nobody understands Finnish. The finish place quieted down after a while and photography is always a good way to hide searching.


lParent: GC144M0
lText:
I was fetching relatives from Liverpool Street Station so decided to go early and have a go at this cache. Such a lovely find. Thanks so much. Definitely made my day.


lParent: GC3FQT8
lText:
What a fabulous place for a cache. History is such a great thing. Thank you for teaching us about this place! You wouldn't say it had such a bleak history attached to it! 
Tftc :D


lParent: GC3FQT8
lText:
Thank you. A much needed break from the hustle and bustle of busy London. Got a breath of fresh air amongst the rows of lavender. Thanks for the cache. :)
 favourite point for helping a very anxious person find a nice quiet place. :)


lParent: GC3FQT8
lText:
Thank you. A much needed break from the hustle and bustle of busy London. Got a breath of fresh air amongst the rows of lavender. Thanks for the cache. :)


lParent: GCYHW9
lText:
Walked over to this busy park before going to the Tower of London. GPSr was quite jumpy here with the tall buildings, but it was not too long a search before the cache was uncovered. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 13:06:29 UTC.


lParent: GCYHW9
lText:
Found the cache! Unfortunately I (an my +1) forgot to bring a pen. So I walked to this insignia and hope it will be good enough for a "found it" log. :)


lParent: GCYHW9
lText:
This was a little tricky and took us 2 trips to find it. First trip we had lunch at Pub across the street. After a 7.5 hr flight, long cab ride to hotel where room would not be available for 4hrs.....A Strongbow & open chicken pie totally hit the spot. The hint threw us off since I didn't see any ferns in King's garden. a lot of English Ivy however! Love the living wall. Amazing. Today was beautiful 84 degrees, & sunny which had locals laying all over the grass and sun bathing. So don't miss this lovely spot no matter the weather but don't confuse ferns with ivy. 
TFTC! Got a UK souvenir to boot!!


lParent: GC5WFPY
lText:
I've often passed this GZ on my way to see my mate Jim...each time I was looking out for a spiral and not making the connection. Well the pouring rain today seems to have focused my attention! 

Quite straightforward in the end. Cache soon found and signed. TFTC!


lParent: GC5WFPY
lText:
Just few extra hours in London and by accident i noticed that there is a cache 30 m where we were standing! Tftc and greetings from Finland!


lParent: GC5KM46
lText:
Went out early this morning before work to get my cache of the day. Got to the GZ and with the help of the hint, it was a quick easy find! Where the container is there was a lot of rubbish.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5KM46
lText:
I have been around that place a few times. Specially to drink some Kernel Craft Beer (which I recommend btw). Very interesting history about the place. Thank you for the cache. :)


lParent: GC5H4QA
lText:
Found during a break from retail therapy. Answers emailed to CO. Although we've been along Oxford Street many times, we've never ventured up here before, so it was interesting to see the building as well as the earth cache. Many thanks for placing this earth cache.


lParent: GC5H4QA
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3339


lParent: GC5H4QA
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I enjoyed the opertunity to sit down and collect the information for this one, all duly submitted.
TFTC


lParent: GC5H4QA
lText:
In our tour of London we stopped here to make this EarthCache . Welcome place since I work in a radio station in Barcelona. Thank you very much for the treasure and bring to estre place and also the geology lesson .


lParent: GC5H4QA
lText:
Did a little evening caching...but my daughter loved this place in that she is studying communications at Sunderland this fall and would love to intern here!!!!


lParent: GC5H4QA
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Quick visit to the earthcache whilst on a break from a course I'm on today. Answers submitted to CO.
Many thanks for bringing me here.


lParent: GC5H4QA
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Another great Heidi Seekers earthcache, this time at a place where I've been several times to watch recordings of the radio play 'Bleak Expectations'. One time one of the actors even put my friends and I on the guest list - did we ever feel special. :) I love learning about the world, and it's great to be able to do that even when in the middle of a big city. Many thanks for this cache, which I found with my muggle friend J, just as it was getting dark.


lParent: GC26Q3C
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First of this time in London. Thanks to Catherine & co. I was able to find the exact location in no time. TFTC!


lParent: GC26Q3C
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I couldnt see this cache originally or work out where it was due to the construction work that was taking place in the plot next door.  In fact they were building a large crane today, so all the parts were being craned on to the site and the road and footpath was cordoned off.  I managed to get as close to the tardis as I could by going through the grounds of the church.  Once there I managed to find the cache easily enough and sign the logbook.  

TFTC

FAV point awarded


lParent: GC26Q3C
lText:
TFTC - my first in London! Had business mtg nearby and a few mins to spare. Good location - need to be stealthy!!


lParent: GC26Q3C
lText:
Was glad to find this one as most likely would have just walked past the Tardis and not even noticed it. Very interesting. TFTC!


lParent: GC26Q3C
lText:
"Ooooh look! A Tardis!" I exclaimed as we were heading for Aldgate station... and by pure chance my caching instincts took over ... "I bet you there is a geocache here" I said to my comrades Benguin and Sadie, who genuinely couldn't believe their eyes when I spied a cache nearby.  What are the chances? [:P] Brilliant find, definitely going to remember this one for a long time. TFT unexpected C!


lParent: GC5WVBZ
lText:
Clearing a few London caches before the end of my contract down here. I approached from Houndsditch but my GPS was confused by the high buildings confused it so it took longer than expected to find GZ. Once there, however, it was a quick spot and a quick find when the telephoning muggle was facing the other way. TFTC


lParent: GC5WVBZ
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(1,371) I'm a pretty slow cacher, especially these days, but I have made it my mission the last couple of years to complete my caching calendar. I failed miserably in 2014 but was making a much better effort in 2015. Until August - I missed two days. Gutted. Anyway, today was the next gap in the calendar and this was conveniently placed within 0.1 mile of my meeting and made for a nice straightforward find. That makes 352/366. Just 14 to go: 12 this year, 2 in 2016. TFTC.

mj


lParent: GC5WVBZ
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Quick and easy find having 2 hours to kill between interviews. A muggle was stood right at GZ but I whipped out the phone and pretended to be busy until he looked away and I casually reached for it. SL and replaced as found. TFTC!


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
# we had solved this one about a year ago and when looking for it,  had been unable to thoroughly look due to muggles standing by. Today was a quick find where I'd initially thought it was. TFTC fr8ys


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
On a warm day I took a short walk from Liverpool St to Fenchurch St to gather the info and then on to the cache.
A straight forward enjoyable stroll after spending a while looking for the first clue.
TFTC!


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
Very enjoyable trail through The City to areas  unfamiliar to me. A few glitches with the calculations, but got there on the end! TFTC


lParent: GC32VBQ
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I'd collected the co-ords for this one lunchtime weeks ago, and I've popped along to the GZ on a number of occasions but it's always been pretty busy as I only ever get down there at lunchtime. I did't fret too much though as I decided to come and grab it when I found myself in the office at a weekend, and this was the weekend. I took some time out between jobs to pop out for breakfast and a coffee and a couple of caches :).

The GZ was deserted and once there I put my hand straight on the cache.

Thanks for several lunhtime's worth of entertainment!

TNLNSL,
TFTC,
Martyn


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
Worked out the coordinates a couple of weeks ago but, while they gave a reasonable looking location, I failed to find the cache. The CO then confirmed I had the right coordinates so came back yesterday. This time, thinking a bit more about the hint and description, I realised where it had to be and, sure enough, there it was. Just needed a bit of careful timing as there seemed to be waves of commuters passing through. TFTC and for a very interesting walk around the area!


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
I had found the info yesterday but my GPS would not settle. Came back today after checking the co-ords on the map and was able to find the cache after a short search; much easier to hunt for on a Saturday afternoon than a Friday evening! This filled another blank day in my calendar too.


lParent: GC32VBQ
lText:
Couldn't resist going back to complete this enjoyable multi. Next time I'll read the hints properly!


lParent: GC529BT
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

This one took us a little longer than it should have as our GPS was leading us a merry dance.  Eventually it was spotted and log signed and cache replaced.  TFTC


lParent: GC529BT
lText:
Had to come a second time to this place because the first time it was very crowded with people waiting in front of the nearby embassy. Very easy to find.

TFTC


lParent: GC529BT
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Quickly find it because of the hint. It really needs maintenance because I was the third person who added a piece of paper.
TFTC


lParent: GC3H3FN
lText:
Great hiding place!! The gap in the fence was quickly found. Had to search around GZ for a bit but the description was spot on!! 
Another lovely park we would never have found otherwise! 
Tftc :)


lParent: GC3H3FN
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After DNFing in Jun following a 15 minute search, wouldn't you know it that I put my hand straight on it today. Turns out I was quite far away last time - must have been atmospherics!

TFTC


lParent: GC3H3FN
lText:
Indeed is here, my lamp was helpful
One of the places a tourist never find, but I'n here for business!
And hunting of course
Thank you
JoeS


lParent: GC3H3FN
lText:
#696#
Elle nous a fait chercher cette cache 
Le pire c que plusieurs fois on a regardé a l'endroit! Je l'ai vu avec ma lampe torche! Merci à ma copine ( sengflo)qui a insisté et lu le détail de la cache car je ne l'aurais pas eu celle-ci non plus.
MPLC


lParent: GC3H3FN
lText:
Mein zweiter Trip nach London, diesmal gemeinsam mit Yna7 und Manuzie. Neben dem Absolvieren der üblichen Touristenaktivitäten wurde auch die eine oder andere Dose gesucht. Hier habe ich eine ganze Weile gesucht, obwohl ich sofort an der richtigen Stelle war. TFTC


lParent: GC469XT
lText:
Found it after our company´s conference in the Langham hotel. My very first cache in London and in Great Britain. Wow! Unfortunately when I tried to get the logbook it flew away in strong wind and I never found it again. So I put a new lokbook in the cache. I am sorry! TFTC


lParent: GC56FFX
lText:
While staying in a hotel in knightsbridge I made a nice walk to Sloane Square and found this one very easy.


lParent: GC56FFX
lText:
Visiting friends in London, we were making some shopping stops nearby and decided to take a quick break from shopping to grab a cache. Quick find - thanks! 
:)M&K from Florida, USA


lParent: GC20JE7
lText:
This was our first Cache in the UK.We found it quick and easy during our stay in London.Thanks for showing such a nice garden!TftC and greetings from Berlin! Basti2005 30. August 2015 08:29


lParent: GC20JE7
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We took a seat ans enjoy tue view. Could found it easy, wir first UK Cache [:D] TftC Greetings from Berlin
30. August 2015 08:29


lParent: GC2X5GP
lText:
Nice little hiding place. Had to picnic for a while waiting for a gap in the muggle stream. Took 3 TBs which will either make it to Northern Ireland or Singapore. Thanks for making a lovely walk by the Thames a double plus.


lParent: GC5KE43
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[b]#3450 found @ 18:03:00, cache 6 of 6 today.[/b]

In London today and thought I would find a few boxes while on my way elsewhere. 

Last find of the day on my way back to catch my train. Quickly found, signed and replaced.

TFTC, elaval


lParent: GC5KE43
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Think I was right on top of it but didn't feel right having a forage for it, probably easier when park is busier or quieter


lParent: GC5KE43
lText:
Felt a bit like I was right on top of it but didn't feel right having a forage! Probably easier to get to at night!


lParent: GC3Y2QD
lText:
A 3 day break with my daughter, some treats for her and a small amount of caching for me! Found this one as we headed into town from the hotel, nice easy one. Thanks for placing!


lParent: GC3Y2QD
lText:
One of the places a tourist never find, but I'n here for business!
And hunting of course
Thank you
JoeS


lParent: GC2M65B
lText:
Super quick find on a rainy afternoon in London. That is to say i found it quick but had to wait a good 20mins for the smokers to go back into the pub! Thanks for the cache! :)


lParent: GC2M65B
lText:
quick found. the cache´s cork was really jammed shut, so I had use little force to open this one.  Didn´t broke anything (hopefully) tftc [:)] signed with name: M1


lParent: GC2M65B
lText:
Really quick and easy. Though i hate to squeeze the logsheets back in that nano...
TFTC Love from Latvia :)


lParent: GC2Q00P
lText:
#697#

Facile pourtant on ne croyait pas que nous la trouverions là. Parfois ça ne sert à rien de se poser trop de questions.
Mplc


lParent: GC2Q00P
lText:
Compass was pointing in opposite direction but after a little thinking about the clue I managed to find this one! Right next to our hotel so hubby couldn't grumble too much!


lParent: GC2Q00P
lText:
We visited London during the summer and decided to do some caching as well.
We picked this one up on the way to the hotel. Thanks [:D]
# 1025


lParent: GC2Q00P
lText:
quickly found the GZ, but got lost when I was reading the text. Fortunately I believed those coordinates  and the hint. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2Q00P
lText:
On our last day in London we had to get back to the station so we decided to walk and cache along the way. We had a nice walk with a lot of finds. Quickly found in a logic spot. TFTC


lParent: GC3CJ2X
lText:
No idea how I failed to find this the first time but the hint is spot on. Put my hand straight on it this time! TFTC


lParent: GC3CJ2X
lText:
The cache was still there exactly as described in the hint. I have increased the D from 1 as it is more difficult than it was originally


lParent: GC3CJ2X
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Disabled until I can check. It was well hidden at the place so maybe D1 was understating it. It used to be easy but when I last replaced it the container I had on me would be harder to find.


lParent: GC3CJ2X
lText:
On the quest for my daily cache,  came here. Already there was trouble - when I got to London Bridge, the Jubilee line wasn't running due to signal failure and the signalling computer system had crashed. So I had to catch a bus.
Although there were a string of DNFs, I decided to give it a go as there was a note from the CO confirming the cache was still in place.  Then after 10 minutes searching couldn't find it and I was running out of time. The very thick stalks of ivy made searching difficult and I felt very open in that location. 
Back at Bermondsey station, the Jubilee line still wasn't running well, there were severe delays.  So took a bus to Elephant & Castle to get the Bakerloo line to Baker Street; by then the Jubilee line was up and running to get to work. 
Not a good start to my day - no cache and 20 minutes late to work!


lParent: GC3CJ2X
lText:
If the hint is accurate then should be a straight forward find. If it is still here its not where the hint says it is. Can only assume its been muggled. Spot is too visible from the pub and no matter how stealthy someone stopping at this spot will look suspicious to anyone in the pub. Might be better relocated to the other side of the road!


lParent: GC60J4R
lText:
I needed a walk out at lunchtime so popped down here to grab this. This is a spot I usually only see from the DLR, though I have done a few caches along here in the past. Once at the GZ it was a quick find and I took a RED pill.


lParent: GC60J4R
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I used to have a cache (Face Railings) about 30m from here.
The Matrix chose for me: the red lid popped off and the contents fell out onto the two-dimensional plane below.
I'd love to write a log in the style of the movie but I must be one of the few people who have never seen it. 
I've seen a few minutes here and there over the years and spoofs of it. 
One of my circle of friends in the 6th form at school won an Oscar for his contribution the the CGI of the film (Yanek Sirrs) and I have a puzzle cache called 'Matrix' partly because of that.
Maybe I should watch it.
Thanks


lParent: GC60J4R
lText:
Chose the blue pill as the red had been last chosen. Remember this street from the lovely railings that used to be here and the other cache that used to be here. Watch out for the pub muggles through the window! TFTC


lParent: GC43VR2
lText:
Having done the Sherlock Holmes trail today, walking home SpecialK! Said she had been wanting to do this cache just on her doorstep. TFTC


lParent: GC43VR2
lText:
I've walked past this cache every morning for 4months and yesterday finally made the grab with Andeh R.....before realising neither of us had a pen, doh! Retrieved it again today on our way home and finally managed to sign it. TFTC


lParent: GC43VR2
lText:
Spending a weekend in the big city we wandered from our hotel to find some food. I decided there must be a geocache around here so switched my gps. Lo and behold we were 7 metres from one!! Quickly found and replaced in between passing muggles. We may visit this place while we are here this weekend! Managed to get a table at Jamie's Fifteen and has a delicious meal!

Tftc


lParent: GC43VR2
lText:
Our final cache today close to our hotel. Thanks for the background info. 

TFTC from seijoc from Germany


lParent: GC43VR2
lText:
I'm so glad to have found this one as I have walked past it often. I moved out of London in January so it was great to pick it up. Quick and simple. TFTC!


lParent: GC13NEG
lText:
Lovely quite spot that we hadn't visited before. Found quickly with the hint (phone GPS had no idea!) and saw the heron :) TFTC


lParent: GC13NEG
lText:
Looked for a little while and then moved on slightly from where I thought it was.  Great find.  Tftc x


lParent: GC13NEG
lText:
Truly what I love about geocaching it takes you places you would otherwise miss. From the top view unremarkable but hiding under the bridge were preening swans. We took many great close ups of the majestic birds living in an unlikely place. Residents strolled or rode by with kids and dogs. Even a London version of my Lucky Dog back home! Great cache gets a favorite from me! TFTC


lParent: GC13NEG
lText:
Hot dog we are on a roll today! What neat location, we thoroughly enjoyed looking at the swans. Mviceact1 was focussed on the hunt and found the cache. Thanks for the fun hide!


lParent: GC4VMFK
lText:
I've been there twice.  Evening first and couldn't find it and then day time (just to b sure) today and it's not there , unless hide really well :/


lParent: GC4VMFK
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

Another DNF here sorry to say as we needed this one for one of our missing dates.  The cache has definitely gone and needs replacing :(


lParent: GC4VMFK
lText:
I am absolutely shure that I was at the right place inspecting the correct object but was not able to find the "box". :-(


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
Had fun trying to get a way into GZ but once  we figured  that out we found GZ easily. The cache was lying on the wall in plain sight. We replaced it as we think it should have been by the previous finder. 
Another gorgeous little park ok bye heart of London. 
Tftc :-)


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
Decided to make this my cache of the da as I was leaving later than normally. Then I noticed that the little park doesn't even open until 8 am which was perfect timing. I arrived there at about 8:10 this morning.
Quickly found the GZ. Followed the instructions in the hint. Didn't find it where I first searched but then spotted something - sure enough it was the cache! A fairly quick easy find. I have found a couple of similar ones. Very clever hide!
Thanks for the cache,  KROP!


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
#695#
Super endroit ! 
Super cache trouvée sans problème.
Un point favori , le seul que je mettrais à Londres.
Mplc


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
I suspect this might be missing, our only DNF for the day. What we DID find is some wires next to the water with some fishing line attached that was broken/snipped off about 3-4 inches from the knot.


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
On a long weekend tour to London we of course had to do some geocaching. We have found some caches here in London at the previous visit, but there's still plenty left to sign and it looks like there will come new all the time. In the first place we tried to log challenge and virtual caches, but also a lot of traditional caches were logged on our long walks. One of the days we walked 33,000 steps so it was no wonder that the feet were sore.
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lParent: GC54F93
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A work meeting had overran, mainly my own fault for yabbering on about quantification of risk and issues attendant thereto.
My boss is in holiday this week and I also have no urgent reason to work beyond my contractual hours so I had wondered if is be able to get away promptly to drive to chessington to do another Primate T5 ( I bet the CO would enjoy them). However, the rest of the department have arranged to drink alcohol to excess tonight and I was invited along.
So, putting team bonding ahead of DT looping I realised is need a lunchtime cache for my streak. I chose this as at 2.7km as the crow flies is the nearest unfound trad to my office 
It was lovely sitting at GZ in the sun, the occasional waft of Rose scent, trickling sound nearly masking the building noise.
Thanks


lParent: GC54F93
lText:
Onze laatste volle dag in Londen.. Deze morgen vele caches bezocht en gevonden. Aan allen dank.
Our last full day in Londen. We did a lot of caches. Thanks to all. 12.35h


lParent: GC1Z7TW
lText:
I was in London fpr a works function and was maing my way to Bethnal Green and took a very small diversion for this cache.  I hadnt been to Petticoat lane in over 20 years and ironically I have even worked on the market there.

It was a nice easy find and obvious once I was in the vicinity.

TFTC


lParent: GC1Z7TW
lText:
Didn't spot Rose immediately as she was hiding behind her handbags! Easy find with Tehuti after a visit to Spitalfields, TFTC


lParent: GC2RR0W
lText:
This is one of the caches I found during my backpacking tour of the British isles.

 Before boarding the Eurostar back to the continent, there was still some time left, which I spent well on finding some caches in central London.

This was today's second cache. By coincidence, I spotted the thing upon arrival. In the rat race of London rush hour, nobody seemed to pay attention to me, so I could log it virtually unnoticed!

Day 10/10
414 km from home (straight line)

TFTC!!!


lParent: GC2RR0W
lText:
Had a couple of hours to kill before the Aberdeen sleeper departed so a good opportunity to grab a few geocaches. This one was an easy find and a very interesting story. TFTC


lParent: GC2RR0W
lText:
We do not have adverts in our phone boxes like these!! Most of our phone box have library books in them! This was an eye opener! Soon had the cache found, didn't want to get a bad name for loitering!!! TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC2RR0W
lText:
After working all through the night and having to get a train from Glasgow at 6.30 for a meeting I was in need of cheering up. This was just the ticket :) nice quick find thanks to the hint. Tftc


lParent: GC4BKX7
lText:
Awesome hide. Sneakiest one I've seen in a while! Glad I made the trek. Tftc! Favourite point for sneakyness! :)


lParent: GC4BKX7
lText:
After 3 DNFs I was beginning to worry about my streak. But i came here determined to get my daily cache!
Once at the GZ, I carefully read the hint. I went to where I could best look the suggested direction and soon spotted the cache! 
So happy and relieved to have a quick easy find! A great hide - hidden in plain sight!
TFTC!


lParent: GC4BKX7
lText:
Après un bon quart d'heure de recherche à 3 paires d yeux on abandonne.
Dommage elle est certainement trop voyante.
Mplc quand même


lParent: GC4A9BH
lText:
There is some work on water pipes
I didn't find it
Can you check please

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lParent: GC4A9BH
lText:
#04.27

There was a muggle couple standing around the pots chatting for awhile; once they were gone, I found the rocky cache lying in one of the potty...

TFTC
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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:12:13 UTC.


lParent: GC5B9RR
lText:
I'd walked around and solved this cache a month ago but didn't have time to get to GZ because i needed to get across town. Today i had a business meeting in Portland Place so a perfect opportunity to walk across to make my snaffle. Once at GZ i started to look at the obvious places...was that the cache......hmmm i wasn't convinced, then bugger just go for it and yippee! i had my prize and a nice constructed cache. Fav point from me. TFTC


lParent: GC5B9RR
lText:
08.19
I got the info last week when I visited for the side track event but didn't get a chance to try and find. As I was back again today I started my day by heading to gz. I spotted something that didn't seem to appear anywhere else locally, and so I wondered if it might be worth a closer look. I was a little nervous but heyho I gradually  gave it a grab and off it came, phew, a find. What a very well constructed cache, blending in so well. I soon had the container open and signed the log. I then had to bide my time to replace. A great cache, well worth of a fav point.
TFTC


lParent: GC5B9RR
lText:
We’d worked out the final location for this cache some time ago but every time we approached GZ there was always too much muggle activity!  With a tube strike today the streets were a bit quieter at lunchtime so we decided to give it another go. When we arrived at GZ we spotted something that didn’t look right but the cache is so well disguised that even when we had retrieved it we were not sure that it was what we were after! Moving away from GZ we found a quiet spot where we could examine our find in more detail and soon we had the log book in our hands. This is an exceptional hide that blends in perfectly with its surroundings and is worthy of a fav point! TFTC


lParent: GC5B9RR
lText:
Had half hour before my course started today so collected the waypoints.  Wallace collection wasn't open that early but I will definatley be bringing the little ones back to have a look  another day, and its free [:)]

Had a look in the lovely St James church as well, which had a very nice feel to it.  Had no time then to go for the final so headed off to class.  At lunchtime I went for the cache only to realkse it was in the same road as my course so not far to go at all.

Very nice little multi with some hidden gems in it,

TFTC
helennbrian


lParent: GC2C1AX
lText:
Stopping in the nearby Travelodge,so this was definitely one to pick off.Had a look the night before but there were too many muggles about drinking.Returned this morning and made a nice quick find.TFTC.


lParent: GC2C1AX
lText:
Got to the gz and stood about but a couple where happierly getting drunk..so i was 20cms away and had to leave it. Will return another day


lParent: GC2C1AX
lText:
First find of a short trip with Guiding Nutter down to London. We had not long got off the train at St Pancras, and made our way here to do the earthcache, after grabbing this one. Took longer than it should've to find, but we got there eventually!


lParent: GC2C1AX
lText:
This is one of the caches I found during my backpacking tour of the British isles.

Before boarding the Eurostar back to the continent, there was still some time left, which I spent well on finding some caches in central London.

Wow! There were so many people here! Grabbing the cache was no problem at all, but putting it back without being seen nearly cost me ten minutes!

Day 10/10
415 km from home (straight line)

TFTC!!!


lParent: GC62H90
lText:
This story of the hidden river is fascinating and I admit to a secret enthusiasm for railways so this was another cache in the series that I was happy to find. 
I wasn't tall enough to see over the wall but I divested myself of my rucksack and perched on the railings so I managed a photo of sorts! Only one person walked by and as he clearly thought I was deranged, he kept his distance! 
TFTC


lParent: GC62H90
lText:
[center][green]I was in London to meet a friend for lunch & a small walk up in the Rickmansworth area. As always as I left KX station I turned on my gps & was very surpised to see this cache had again been republished, this is my 3rd find on this cache. 

[blue]Cache replaced as found

Log signed micktooting or Initialled MT

Thanks for placing the cache N0madgirl

[center][green]Found on Wednesday 09/09/2015 11:17:00 AM No 1 of 4 found today

[green]Total of cache's found to date.18021 

Trackables visit..


lParent: GC62H90
lText:
Made the short walk over here after work to find the new cache. This find extends my mini streak to 39 days which is a new best for me.
Thanks for keeping this series going.


lParent: GC62H90
lText:
#4397 10:40
FTF #186
My second FTF and a third find on this cache... [:O]
Good to see that the Lost River Fleet series is being rescued though...
Thanks for the cache.

This entry was edited by Pja_cz on Saturday, 05 September 2015 at 14:58:43 UTC.


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Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. Mercifully the sun is shining today and our first was a quick grab as we plotted our course across London. TFTC


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Today we had a lot of fun with Sherlock and watson. Although our start was a little rough due to a private party on site. But then there is logic and wifi and a quick check. Spot on! In search of the next one


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Visiting Laura and Rob and picking up a few caches with them.
We visited the nearby market and then came to find the answers for this one.
Loved the market!
TFTC #1487


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TFTC
Tonight was the night for the next stage (well, the first, I'm not doing them in order!), so off the train at KX, onto the tube to Liverpool Street and then on to the final. Another area of London that now gleams whereas in the recent past it was a little different....found the info and successful email reply received. On with the hunt...


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No.5001
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A quick grab here as my first of my wander around London today
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<br />[GREEN]TFTC rodz[GREEN]
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Visiting London with tanjulainen and of course searched for geocaches as well. We started the Sherlock series, but only had time to go through some of them. The first one required us to retrieve some information from the internet as well as visiting the site. TFTC.


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Me and SpecialK! Set out on another puzzle trail from her London flat and were not disappointed, great series right across London! Very relieved to have for all the clues and find the final cache

TFTC


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Woo hoo! A day of sleuthing around London led us to the booty. A little worried phone batteries wouldn't make it but with 6% to go we made the grab. Music to accompany us too. Thank you for a fantastic series and this, my 1000th cache!


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We finally deduced the final coordinates and during our journey to GZ, taught a cabbie all about Geocaching. He was really interested, so maybe these Americans made a new convert! Thanks for this really fun series!!


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Bit of a marathon here!

Started on the first of this series about four years ago and eventually worked out the 'Booty' coordinates a couple of years ago, but they are are bit beyond my range for a lunchtime walk from Holborn.

Finally today I did what I've been meaning to for ages and hired a Boris Bike to get out here. Still had to 'interpret' the lunch hour a bit [;)] but made it to GZ and  after trying a couple of places I went back to the first one and there it was.

No lid on the container, but as luck would have it I had brought a spare lid with me with the intention of giving some TLC to another cache so this one got it instead [8D]

A fine series and very satisfying to finally put it to bed.
Thanks Rodz!

#1468


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Lt.Eisbär and I found the booty before we had confirmed and completed all the single tasks. It is definitely easier to collect and calculate than correspond with alle the pictures in a foreign language and with insufficient electronical devices.

We did some guessing, but since the geochecker accepted our coordinates we gave it a try. And had success.

Thanks for this series, Although we thought to know London rather well we learned a couple of things.

At the GZ we found the cache quickly - but the lid is missing.

TFTC


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Had completed the 6 parts to give the location for the booty a few weeks back and came back today to collect. It was sin the 3rd place I looked / felt as the GPS was not that accurate today and I got fairly grubby as had been raining ... but well worth it to complete another excellent Rodz series. Fav Point awarded. TFTC


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Die Vorarbeit für diesen Bonuscache hatte ich bereits bei den Londonbesuchen im letzten und vorletzten Jahr geleistet, so dass ich heute zielstrebig zur Dose steuern konnte.

Ansonsten: Ein Regentag in London! Als Haupt-Sightseeing-Ziel hatten wir für heute Shri Swaminarayan Mandir auserkoren und waren begeistert, sowohl vom Tempel als auch vom indischen Abendessen nebenan. So ein beeindruckendes Bauwerk direkt neben Ikea und Tesco hätten wir nie erwartet, wow.
#6870


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No.5011
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Pouring with rain so very pleased to make a quick find here.
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<br />[GREEN]TFTC rodz[GREEN]
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<br />[i][b][Red]i[/Red][Blue]n[/Blue][Red]fi[/Red][Blue]n[/Blue][Red]so[/Red][Blue]n[/Blue][/b][/i]

<p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 20pt;">North Wales has a great welcome for you <p><a href="http://www.mega2016.org.uk/index.htm"><font color="?#?0000ff?" face="Calibri">[b][green]North[/green][red]Wales[/red] [green]UK Mega[/green] 2016[/b]</font></a></p>
<p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 20pt;">[blue]We will see you there[/blue]

<p style="margin: 0cm 0cm 10pt;">It’d be great to welcome you to the <a href="http://www.mega2016.org.uk/index.htm"><font color="?#?0000ff?" face="Calibri">[b][green]North[/green][red]Wales[/red] [green]UK Mega[/green] 2016[/b]</font></a></p><br />


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Cache 16091

Found during a wonderful day around London to grab some virtuals and earthcaches plus a few physical caches along the way.

The Sherlock series has been taking us to some fantastic little spots around London that we maybe wouldn't have visited otherwise. A nice quick find at the final in the second place we looked. The cache is missing its lid though so could do with some TLC. Adding a fave point for the series. TFTC!


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Found this One just round the corner of the Hotel I stayed in London on 13.09. My first cache in London and also a fabulous place to encounter as homage to one of my favourite TV series (Sherlock). Thanks for bringing me here!


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Found easily without turning on the GPS after reading the demise of the previous location and looking for the replacement. Location seemed a little vulnerable so hopefully it stands the test of time. TFTC


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Nice and easy find and I found a 20p on the floor here too - who said that the pavements weren't paved with gold?!?!


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I believe we were the last to find this cache in its current incarnation. I had it in my hand two days ago but didn't sign because I wanted my caching buddy, Dale, with me. So when we returned today, there were workmen removing the cache site! I stopped them long enough to try to retrieve it, but their previous sledgehammer blow warped the site enough to make the cache stuck fast. Of course, they were no help as I tried to frantically explain what I was doing without sounding completely bonkers. We had to let it go and watched sadly as they continued their work. Attached are photos as proof of the dastardly deed. Hoping this cache will be back up and running soon at a slightly different location!


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What an enjoyable cache this was! Having some hours left to spend in london before the coach to the airport departed, and with the rainy weather I decided to fill in these hours here. Very intersting to walk through these buildings and witness the impressive King's library as well as the amazing treasures in the exposition. These were some hours well spent, but when all coordinates were sought after, unfortunately the checker wouldn't turn green. After spending some time walking round outside to look for a place to hide the final hint I decided I needed to make a run or otherwise I would not make my flight. Fortunately at the decisive moment I got some help from most friendly people which allowed me to log this cache at last. The size of it was quite impressing, and after dropping a coin and taking a book and TB quickly rushed off to the airport. TFTC!


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Whilst stopping in London this weekend for the Hyde Park concert we just had to do a couple of caches.We had earmarked this one as it was close to where we were staying and it had so many favourite points.We were not disappointed.
This cache brought us to the British Library for the first time,what a fantastic place to visit,not just for the cache.
Made our way collecting the various info,having a good look round on the way.The Sir John Ritblat gallery being a highlight.
Had a little trouble getting a signal for the first part but got there eventually and that then lead us to the final cache. Did the necessary and took some tb's to take to California on our holiday next month.
Have to say this is without doubt in our top ten of caches ever done,and worth all the effort in a great place.
Many thanks for all your effort,a favourite point as well for such a great multi,thanks for bringing us here.TFTC.


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Well, I'd been told that this was a large container but I wasn't expecting this! Can't be many places to stash a cache this size in central London. I'd never visited the Library before attempting this cache, fascinating place. This is my second attempt, clearly got something wrong first time because I couldn't get any sensible coordinates first time. No problems today. FP for bringing me here. TFTC


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Day 1 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  What a fanstastic Multi.. Gathered all the clues whilst I was here and headed to the final location.  

After reading previous logs, I knew what to expect.. Thanks for this and please have my fav along with the rest. 

[blue] 1 of 5 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6596 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Nickie! for this


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Never been to The British Museum before so this one was a real eye-opener.  What a great place!  And what a fun geocache!  Had a bit of trouble finding the clue to the final location though.  Don't know if my coordinates were off or the satellites were moving or what but I was led to a spot rather far from the actual location of the cache.  Fortunately a guard spotted me looking for too long in one area, guessed what I was doing and pointed me in the right direction.

Took a trackable, left a BookCrossing book.

TFTC!


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We actually picked up all the clues for this one last year, but we were struggling for time and could not find the first stage, so we decided to leave it and come back another day.  After planning this trip to London a few days before, I decided to check the coords we had to see whether they were correct, as we didn't want to spend ages picking up the clues again if we were right in the first place.

Two people who had already done this cache confirmed indeed we did have the correct coords, so this was our first port of call today.  This time, our GPS took us to a slightly different place and it wasn't too long before Roch managed to find what we needed to complete this fantastic cache.  Soon armed with the information needed, we found out way to GZ and found the treasure.  This has to be one of the biggest caches we have so far seen.  Dropped off all of our TB's here and this definitely deserves a favourite point.  Lots of work and effort gone into this one.  Thank you for bringing us to the library and TFTC


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Great idea! We liked the tour through the library. The station were good to answer. What an amazing box. Thank you


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Had a wander around the station on our excursion to London to visit the Joseph Cornell exhibition for Darling DAughters Alevel art. Did get a few odd looks whilst collecting the required info, answers sent to CO tftc fav pt


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Guiding Nutter and I were on a short break in London, and had really wanted to do this as both my first sidetracked earthcache and 100th earthcache! It was a bit tricky getting all the information with gz being muggle central (not suprisingly). We also ended up giving a muggle a bit of a geology lesson ourselves! Thanks for setting this one up, really enjoyed it.


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This is one of the caches I found during my backpacking tour of the British isles.

Before boarding the Eurostar back to the continent, there was still some time left, which I spent well on finding some caches in central London.

It was very crowded here, but luckily, the information for an earthcache can usually be found without standing out that much!

Day 10/10
415 km from home (straight line)

TFTC!!!


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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3340


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This made a boring train journey less boring. Thanks for that.
The area is very busy and it took awhile before i could sit on any of the benches.
The only way that i could take a picture was to open my legs and take a quick shot. I hope no one saw me, as they would think me very odd. TFTC


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Solved whilst waiting for the Caledonian Sleeper to take me back to Aberdeen. Without the cache I might have used a bench without taking any more notice of it and the others. TFTC


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What an interesting place once I found it!! It was well disguised by muggles drinking coffee and having lunch!! Answers in your messenger centre and photo included. More bum than bench though!


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Quick visit to the earthcache on my way to a course today. Answers submitted to CO.
Many thanks for bringing me here


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Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  I just have enough time now before I'm able to get my train home.  Info gathered and sent to the CO 

[blue] 11 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6627 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Heidi Seekers for this


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Down in London with 3D and Darling Daughter for the Joseph Cornell exhibition so collected a few earthcaches in the process. Enjoyed the Crossroads of curiosity which was also at GZ and the Planets. Answers emailed to CO fav pt given


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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3341


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What a peacefull location. I loved coming  here and would not have known about it if i wasn't geocaching.
A young lady was fast asleep under the planet so i took a very bland quick photo of it and left before she had a chance to stop snoring and wonder what i was doing. TFTC


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We didn´t visit the British Library but this EC [;)]
The answers are on its way.
Thank you for the EC.


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A nice and easy view of the planets. Thank you for bringing me here at lunch-time, t was very busy. TNLN TFTC


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We were in London today with a list of Earthcaches, virtuals and significant dates that we were after. This was one of our first stops of the day. Slightly hindered by the wooden structure that has been placed in the centre of the stones we nevertheless soldiered on. A great 'cache' in an iconic location. Thanks very much to Heidi Seekers for placing this here. Fav' point awarded

This entry was edited by Pat & Roch' on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 13:47:22 UTC.


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Quick detour visit to the earthcache on my way home from the course I was on today. Answers submitted to CO.
Many thanks for bringing me here.


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It was raining most of the day, but came to this one just as a the sun came out [:D].
Great to see so many different carved stones all in one place and to be able to touch them.

Enjoyed doing the research and thanks to Heidi Seekers for setting a very interesting earthcache and confirming my answers
The stone in my picture was not the correct one, but was one that held the Smartie Top. Hope you don't mind


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Day 1 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  A grab of the info which was hidden behind the white van.. Luckily I had a friend a phone call away, so he was able to put the pieces of the clues together.  Fortunately it was just a short walk to the final.  Although the cache was quickly found, I wasn't happy with the location..Too much sticky urine from the beggars here.  What a shame

[blue] 2 of 5 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6597 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to jazzyjessups for this


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Quick find on a cloudy day. GPS was a little random, but the map was more believable. I liked the outdoor pulpit. TFTC!


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A quick detour away from the station to collect a couple of caches.
Fairly straight forward find after gathering the info for te coordinates.
TFTC!


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Think I know where the red box is but couldn't see any obvious and unfortunately there was a beggar sitting right by it - came back a few hours later but think he was in for the night! Will try again later.


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Having just enjoyed Madame Tussauds - we had to nip along to this nearby Church Micro. An easy read of the info & then a short trip to GZ. Cheers!


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TFTC
Got out of my London meeting in reasonable time and walked up here, lovely old church which I have noticed before. No problems with the numbers, and was grateful of the hint at GZ as the GPS on my phone had me in another street! Nice tidy hide.


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There was a moving van right in front of the inscription, so I had to use internet. The find was quick and easy.  Thanks! Greetings from the Czech Republic!


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At last! Third time here and it was a fairly simple find, although I made it harder by completely failing to spot the cache the first time I looked in what was the right place.


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A lovely hidden beach in the heart of London?


Fabulous!


A brilliant spot for a cache - TFTC [:)]


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Visited the Town of Ramsgate pub to drop off a Norfolk Island tea towel I bought all the way from Norfolk Island.  The pub people loved it and said they will frame it or something. Thanks to Sydney, the manager on duty at the time.The cache was found after a short search, the "beach" was walked on, although it was a bit damp!!  

Amazing to think Capt Bligh set sail on the Bounty from this beach!

Thanks to heartstones1 and [i]clear skies[/i] from TeamAstro. Cache the planet!


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Well, during my 4 days holiday in London even geocaching was on my todo list
London has a VERY high density of geocaches in nearly every area of this city.
This cache was found without any problems.
Thank you for hiding and take care for this cache!

Best regards from the Ruhr Area in Germany


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A fantastic day of caching with AlexPatten, lots of new sites have been seen and a wonderful day had by all. Thank you so much


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A lovely day out in London (once the rain had stopped), finding the London Rainbow Cache series.  We were even rewarded at the end of our day when we saw a real rainbow from the train on the way home!

Thank for for the series and for taking us to some more bits of 'hidden' London that we hadn't seen before.


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I was in London with my dad Henry-Jones, my brother James and my mam doing some sightseeing and also grabbing some caches. This was one of them we got on our way round. We walked a long way over four days. We finally got this after a lot of walking and work. TFTC


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A weekend away in London with my family. We tried for some of virtuals and church micros my dad wanted and any other caches we spotted nearby. 

Last cache of the day and I was pleased as my feet were hurting again. Over the last four days we've walked 32 miles round London. Dad went over the road for this one and after a good rake about he grabbed it. So glad we've finally finished this series. We've been to some great places. TFTC


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A long weekend down in London with the whole family for an epic sightseeing and caching trip. We found old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else we happened across. Weather had been either warm and sunny or a bit muggy and the rain didn't spoil play until today when we needed to don waterproof coats. 

It had stopped raining by this point so after getting off the tube we had a short, dry walk to where I hoped GZ was. I'd worked the numbers out and it looked correct and aligned nicely with the clue but without a checker I had to just do a leap of faith. After arriving at GZ I had a good rake about and after a few minutes my hands felt something. Yahoo it was the cache. I'm over the moon I've eventually found this as it's taken two visits to the big smoke to get all the seven virtual feeders which have been really good caches in their own right, and geocaching antiques. A final fave point for this one too I think. TFTC


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Auch für diesen Bonus-Multi-Cache hatte ich die Vorarbeit schon bei meinen Londonbesuchen im letzten und vorletzten Jahr geleistet, so dass ich heute Vormittag direkt die Dose ansteuern konnte. Danach ging es weiter zu einem Spaziergang durch den Hydepark und in einer Regenpause konnte ich sogar einen der bereitgestellten Liegestühle nutzen. Danke für die unterhaltsame und informative Cacheserie!
#6871


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got coordinates together earlier, so decided to today to go and get the cache. Once I got near GZ, I looked from my GPS for the hint, but imagine my surprise when I noticed it wasn´t in the GPS. Walked little round to found a free wifi, looked up the hint and after that it was easy found. thank you for this series, loved it [:)]


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Gemeinsam mit NadineBo und chrissdajay London und die Umgebung unsicher gemacht. Dabei einige wirklich sehr schöne Caches entdeckt und tolle Orte gesehen. Danke für's Verstecken und Pflegen[:)]
TFTC


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Zusammen mit chrissdajay und THW-Mainz in London unterwegs. Auf der Sightseeing-Tour haben wir immer mal wieder einige Cache gesucht und darunter hauptsächlich Virtuals[:)]
Jetzt haben wir nicht nur das Tourizeug gesehen, sondern auch einige andere schöne Ecken.
TFTC


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Humph1d took one for the team & did the retrieval in the less than ideal sanitary conditions of this park. CITO is well in order here!


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Woohoo but this area desperately needs a CITO! I saw some very nasty and dangerous things at the GZ. I was a couple of inches too short and had to work really hard to grab this one. TFTC!


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Found it, but it was fallen on the ground so I put it where I thought it most closely followed the hint. TFTC


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In town for the roof Top event. Started my day here. Nice quick find once the cigarette smoking muggle had puffed off.
SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC35J21
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Nice quick find. Traffic warden and van driver in deep discussion whilst I signed log. Van driver less happy!


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Whoop found it! [:D]

Visited Chelsea today to pop into a few shops and stroll around Kings Road in the hot August sunshine. 

After looking in a few shops and having some delicious sorbet ice-creams (mango, chocolate, raspberry = YUM [;)][:p]) my mum and I wondered to GZ to find the cache! We soon spotted where the cache must be and within moments found the small container. 

We didn't have a pen so we took photo evidence instead! 

Very enjoyable cache in a very enjoyable location. TFTC purple.haze! [;)][:)]


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Logbook completely full, managed to include a strip of paper torn from my notebook that will suffice temporarally but urgently needs new logbook.


lParent: GC2PK28
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Couldn't decide whether to go with the GPS or the hint with this one. Wandered around between the two, ended up alongside the hint and inadvertently put my hand straight on it. Hint was spot on but GPS was a good 9 metres off. TFTC


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The hint showed me the right place but we had to search a bit longer.
Next time we will look more precisely [;)]
TFTC


lParent: GC2PK28
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Auf dem Weg zur Abbey Road hier schnell gehalten und geloggt.

Danke für den Cache.

Greeting fom Germany Team Taubenpapa


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Wow; what a busy place! GPS was a little off but hint made it simple to see but harder to get to! Tftc


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Took a while. 
We managed to get to the vicinity but were slightly out with our calculations. 
Eventually found on an off chance "could it be here".

Thank you for an educational hour or so.


lParent: GC405B6
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#3150 - Day no 3 of GC vacation, and a slight change of plans due to the tube strike. A long walk, and 3 bus trips, resulted in 16 caches. A spontaneous decision to do this multi, which turned out to be one of the highlights of today's walk. The clues were collected, coordinates calculated, but the sum was not correct. Re-read the questions, and realized I had misread one. New calculation, but the sum was still not correct. Tried an alternative number for one of the questions, and bingo! [:)] The cache was quickly found. Favourite point awarded!!!
TFTC and greetings from Sweden!


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On a family day out in London last year, we had collected all the necessary info but could not get the green light on the checker, so came home to work the figures. When we finally sorted it, we then found that there had been problems with GZ, so we placed our paperwork to one side until everything had settled. Checking at the weekend, we saw new calculations were needed and another hunt was required.... to find our originally workings! So we made collecting this one far more difficult than it should have been but the happy ending is that the log was found and signed this morning. Thank you for setting this up and TFTC!


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Log book almost full. Would probably be already full if 2 of the last 6 "finders" had actually signed it


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Finally got this one done. Went around the waypoints twice to verify the information and on both occasions the "computer says No!" Must have something wrong then. Email to the CO and a quick response confirmed I had all the correct information!! A couple of helpful pointers of where I may be going wrong and Bingo, computer says Yes! To cap it all I met the CO the very next day at an event. FP added for the exercise if nothing else. Also love the cache. TFTC


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Struggled to get the maths to work with the numbers I had and was tempted to give up. Then a kindly nudge pointed me in the right direction. Thanks for an interesting multi & making me explore some monuments I keep passing.

This entry was edited by bilbobaggins2k on Tuesday, 21 July 2015 at 16:50:38 UTC.


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A second visit to gets this one as last time the final was AWOL- no problems today - all in all agreat cache so it gets a fav point TFTC


lParent: GC405B6
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Did the clues a number of weeks back, but realized I had not read correctly the clue at no 1.  Returned today to get clue and quickly find.


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During my stay in London I also found this cache. From 1996 until 1997 I lived in this area and it was interesting to see what has changed. 

TFTC, Mela*


lParent: GC4YX5G
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Last time I looked for this cache, I had no idea of the musical element being completely devoid of any skills in that area. But, Mr and Miss K are both that way inclined so they were able to provide a helping hand, and supported by evidence from elsewhere, I was confident I had the right song! The checker confirmed that was the case so on my return today, it was a simple matter of finding  the hide!


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
Did the legwork (literally) for this some months ago but couldn't get a tick on geocheck. After staring at my notes for a while I realised that my accent was to blame and when singing this song in my natural accent, you end up spelling it differently.

Anyway, some months later, I have the co-ords and head over here in a bid to keep my current streak going. 

Nice clear hint and an easy find. TFTC!


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
Well its been a hectic few weeks of summer and just before we set off for the UKMega rsalmon24 asked if we wanted to have a day in London to get a few MUST DO caches that were on our list..who am I to say no to the cache to get a few fab caches :-D So after the mini salmon had been dropped at camp we started todays adventure :-D 
This was our last ( and maybe most frustrating ) cache of the day, we were all getting tired and needed to start heading home, mama salmon had a mini salmon to get home too and it was getting close to rush hour...not something we wanted to get stuck in!!
I had read about this cache some time ago on a local book of pages group I am in and have had it on eh to do list for a while, so as the day had gone on we discussed this cache and all seemed eager to give it a go :-D We arrived at GZ and after the initial jumping and dancing had finished we sat down and tried to figure out what needed to be done...Mama salmon had a good idea and the teens started doing their dance ;) not sure we were very popular with the local's...:-/ this did seem to be a hang out area for local drunks..:-/so another reason to get this done asap and get out of here.!!  lost of fun later and we started to get a tad frustrated...we tried a few different apps, and good old google..but alas we still seemed to be missing something!!! Mmmm what to do, it had started to rain again and time was ticking and after all eh work we really didn't want to just walk away....so time to PAF :-D well TAF ( text a friend..lol..who knew of a PAF who may be able to help..:-D ) One of the keys isn't working so well which really did make a difference!! PAF gave us a hint or two and eventually the penny dropped :-D tadaaaaa :-D we had what we were looking for..Thanks to our P&T AF's :-) 
A few more sums and we had some good looking co ords..:-D so off we trotted, not a second too soon as this are assumed to get busier just s we were leaving...very quickly we were at our new co ords...Oh gosh nothing seemed very obvious and so we spread out a bit...nope nothing..:-( until just as we were about to give up mama salmon spotted something and there it was :-D very sneaky!!! Loved this cache, was something very different :-D but after all the hard work we had expected and hoped for a bit of a different kind of final location.  
signed log as The Rebels :-D quicker and easier than signing with all our caching names :-D 
Thanks to the CO for setting this cache :-D


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
Out on a caching trip to London with familysparkles and co, we did this one as our last multi of the day, we were tired by this point but wanted to have a go! So off to the GZ we went and found the musical coffins. After some enthusiastic jumping (much to the amusement of some local alcoholics who seem to use this park as a meeting point) we set to cracking this puzzle! Lots of head scratching, "so how about if we....." conversations and more jumping about followed but to no avail. Read the previous logs and suddenly something clicked, I knew what to do. Then followed the fun bit and eventually, with the help of a couple of apps and some caching friends we had cracked it ! Off to the cache we trotted and after a quick search we came up trumps! Was a bit disappointed with the end cache, seemed a bit small and not in the best area after our efforts, but a job well done and great teamwork meant we could head home happy! Thanks for a different type of multi.


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
Last time we were hear, despite some very enthusiastic dancing, we failed to crack the code 'in the field'.  But Mrs E used her musical nous when we got home and soon had the co-ords.  Today was our first return trip to this part of London.  As with others, took a while to spot the clue item, but once Mr E had spied it, soon in hand.  Thanks for a brilliant cache...we love these quirky ones. Another favourite point from us.


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
After taking the bus from Oxford street to Angel, we took some caches there and walked towards this GZ. Toini has played piano since she was 5 and has a good knowledge of sheets. Unfortunately for someone who has played on a untuned piano from WW1, she's basicly tonedeath. 

When standing at GZ, we didn't actually get what we should do exect stepping on the tones, playing very loud. It was fun, until Ymgve found the illustration with the right "tombstone". Then the task was to learn the numbers, learn the tune and repeat. Repeat. Repeat. Until we got so insane that we left the park to go home and google. What kind of song could this be?! 

Well home on our hotelroom the information collected was thoroughly examined and lists of songs from 1950's list was scrolled down. Nothing seemed to fit, and everybody listened to the songs and excluded many maaany songs. At the end there was no use. Until a new tool was taken in use and a quick google search revealed the song. So easy, yet so hard! It was a comfort for us that we actually never had heard the song before. The coordinates were calculated and we got the green light, yes! The plan was to take the cache the same day, but it had got so dark that we waited. 

The next morning, the day of our travel back to Norway Toini packed all of her stuff when Fredrik was still asleep and went out to find the cache. It was a rather nice walk from the hotel to GZ, if you dont count the rain in. At GZ Toini used ALOT of time trying to find the hint. Toini had a clue about what it meant, but no cache were to find anywhere. The searching expanded in meters and it was when she gave up that she stood at the right place. When sending a text to Fredrik about the defeat of the clever cache, the hint appeared in front of her eyes. YES, A FIND! :D Favorite to this one!


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
We had the chance to get tickets for Pete Townshend's "Classic Quadrophenia live in concert", so we took profit to stay in this great town a whole weekend [8D]. During our stay, there were some caches, just "jumping before our feet" [;)], and others where we took a little detour to find them. We had a lot of fun and discovered some great places we'd never have seen without caching. Thank you to every single owner of the caches we found - this one was one of them! We had great fun [:o)]

TFTC and greetings from Luxembourg


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
Today was the day for a few London caches with my daughter attending a conference in the local area and as luck would have it [red][b]mpw246pl[/b][/red] was also in the area for some work.  Of all the days to pick this was probably the best for weather as we spent a pleasant evening walking the area before RVing back at a pub with my eldest.

What can I say [:D] - well put together and TFTC although locating the cache took far longer than it should have despite the hint [:O][:I]

TFTC and a [b][blue]FAV[/blue][/b]


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
This was so much fun.  Put on our clown bits and joined in for Grimaldi celebrations.  Found with N and T from Canada and L & J from around the corner.  Only through geocaching would we find these unique places.  TFTC.


lParent: GC4YX5G
lText:
We were caching around King's Cross today and this one was on the MUST DO list for us.  We were actually in London when it was published, but could not get over here to take a look.  Today we arrived at GZ unsure what we would find.  How strange! This is not something you expect to find in a park in the middle of London.  We played about on the 'graves' for a while and tried to get a tune out of them.  We did not know what we were after - even following a Google.  So we recorded the tones and will work on it at home.  We will return ...

This entry was edited by Ed2Ed on Monday, 04 May 2015 at 19:51:16 UTC.


lParent: GC4T20G
lText:
Claiming as a find, but there was only a magnet left so nothing to sign. Interesting art but I felt very uncomfortable here and it's full of dog dirt. Tftc


lParent: GC4T20G
lText:
I was meeting a friend at Liverpool Street station and as usual I check out any unfound caches in the area.  We had successfully found 2 caches already and on our way back to the station after lunch this was the only trad one left so we diverted to look for this one.  Interesting area with all this street art.  Quick find and although the log is full I managed to squeeze my name half way up.  Thanks for the cache Jekub, one of your easy ones.


lParent: GC4T20G
lText:
After our failed rescue mission, I still needed my daily cache. When we reached the tube station, TBear186 and Loony Londo carried on home while I came here.
It was late and very dark, only a few street lights (and I didn't have a torch). It took a whike for my GPS to settle but finally found what seemed to be the GZ. The area was very dirty. I felt all around as best as I could but no joy.
I was feeling slightly vulnerable on my own in a dark deserted area so decided to leave it for another day. Also I wasn't sure I was looking in the right spot.


lParent: GC50CPJ
lText:
On a business trip to London I had a little free time to hunt treasures.  It was overcast and a bit rainy but I suppose that was to be expected.  Thanks to the good coordinates, I found the cache relatively quickly.  The container and logbook are in good condition, but the logbook is pretty full.  Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
After my adventures at the nearby park I was mightily relieved to solve this one and find the cache very quickly. 
An interesting oasis in the desert that is London!
A couple of the questions had me contemplating e.g. is a gate with two opening 'doors' a single gate or a double and is it the number of parts of EACH seat or is it the total number of parts? Talk about overthinking things! In any respect reading the sentences carefully did the job first time and since GZ was so close a return trip would not have mattered. 
A lovely sunny day and a pleasant visit to the several facets of this location. TFTC


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
What a great place tucked away from the main street. Open to a bit if interpretation but the numbers made sense after a bit iof thought. I was pleased to see a likely place where it shoud be. A fine cache and have a FP, TFTC.


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
Really lovely garden. Enjoyed watched the bees around the hives and the tadpoles in the pond before walking to final spot. Had a bit of trouble getting GPS to settle but after a bit of walking back and forth, found the well hidden cache. Fav. TFTC


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
Lived around here for years and never knew this was here! Beautiful gardens And great to explore the local area. TFTC


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
Coordinates a little difficult to work out... not sure about the number of trees? But fun find in the end!


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
Found this cache with Quenrelia.
We first tried to do this one some weeks ago, but it didn't work at all, but when we tried again we could find the correct coordinates. Once at GZ, we found it quickly.

TFTC casdru


lParent: GC4RH6H
lText:
First visited GZ ages ago but then the numbers didn't work out. Following Co's amendment,  this was an easy find on a little park will worth the visit. 
TFTC casdru


lParent: GC5KJZT
lText:
Faced with a dreary 22 minute wait between trains at Denmark Hill, I fired up the geo-machine and easily made a crafty bag of this cache and back in time for my train. Thanks CO for keeping me entertained!


lParent: GC5KJZT
lText:
Quickly grabbed following a three hours session at the hospital, and missed my bus as a result. TFTC.


lParent: GC5KJZT
lText:
The compensation for turning the wrong way out of the station was that at least I went by this cache, so despite my directional ability needing honing,I'm off to a good start! Tftc


lParent: GC5KJZT
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. TFTC


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
Hier gab uns ein Muggle gleich Anweisungen wo wir den Kleinen suchen mussten. So wars nauerlich ein Leichtes.
TFTC
 [:o)]
#908


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

A nice quick and easy find.  Log signed and cache replace.  TFTC


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
So many muggles around but totally worth the wait because the area is an architectural beauty! TFTC #36


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
I always think these types of cache are cool - only he third one I've ever found.

Log is too wet though - really it needs a bag or something or best put out of the weather.

HOWEVER it's a great cache and the hint makes sense when you look around.

TFTC!


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
Wow what a nice hotel. Looks better from the outside than "The Captial" we were staying - which is also very good. Thanks for showing this beautiful place.


lParent: GC38FPW
lText:
Found it after some help of a photo. Didn't know traditional caches looked like this. It's a bit wet but I managed to write a log.
TFTC and greetings from Portugal

Still don't know what DF means


lParent: GC16EPK
lText:
Got very confused here trying to do the multi, as the additional waypoints listed didn't match the waypoints in the description, which we only realised after finding 2 but not finding the next two. Wandered around a bit but gave up as we had lots of others that we wanted to do. 
Which are the correct waypoints in case we ever get back that way?


lParent: GC16EPK
lText:
Took a while but finally found it tftc love the park too. Definitely be bringing the girlfriend along for a walk or two around here


lParent: GC16EPK
lText:
nice walk throu the park, find all answers but can't find the cache :-( we looked for it about 1h ...
Regards from two german cachers (azzlack stereotyp II)


lParent: GC16EPK
lText:
Nice walk finding the answers. Calculated the final and assuming I did not make a mistake, found what I assume is meant by the hint but no cache found.


lParent: GC16EPK
lText:
This was my third and final heartstones cache found in Southwark Park this afternoon.   To begin with I failed to spot the little mismatches between the additional waypoints and the clues but everything was close enough together and the Spring weather was so lovely it just allowed me to appreciate the park a bit more.   As I was signing the log on my knees at GZ, with the container emptied out before me on the ground, a toddler passed by and asked his granny in a loud voice "what is that man doing?".   I didn't enlighten them and was left undisturbed to replace in peace a moment later [:I].   TFTC!   [:)]
#1225


lParent: GC50ZR3
lText:
I found the weaponry but the cache location was inaccessible as there were lots of pallets and a waste container obstructing the access. And a security guard was loitering too so I wasn't tempted to move any "furnishings"! Anyway, it's not about the numbers for me so thank you for bringing me to an interesting location irrespective of the DNF!


lParent: GC50ZR3
lText:
After my business meeting in Angel Building, I visited the "no tank" vehicle next to UKs longest escalator! Wow, I didn't expect that's real! 

Looking for the hint, a short sporty act and... Logged! 

Yes, my first cache within UK. 

Thanks for this extravagant place!


lParent: GC50ZR3
lText:
#2754 - A very quick grab before meeting an old friend for lunch.  A slightly tight squeeze and delightfully secluded and unobserved once at GZ, even though a workman was close by.  Have a Favourite Point and thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC50ZR3
lText:
We ended our walk along Regent's Canal, when the Canal entered Islington Tunnel. The next tube station is Angel, and there was this cache very close to it. So I wanted to make another "quick grab", and it wasn't [i]that[/i] quick in the end. A small truck and lots of trash bins almost perfectly blocked the access to the rear of the AFV. But I'm a slim person, and managed to squeeze myself between the truck and the bins. The cache itself was a quick find thanks to the hint [:)].

TFTC!


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
Found during a short walk inside the park.
Not so easy for us to answer.
Answers are on the way.
Thank you for the EC.


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs ! This one was our first on our arrivingday as soon as we went out of our hotel near Hyde Park. We had a nice walk through the park - hunted some squirrels and enjoyed the nice wheather.
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3324


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
[font=Comic Sans Ms][green]I was in London for a days training, so couldn't miss the opportunity to have a walk after and do  a couple of [brown]Earthcaches[green]

Email sent to CO
Many thanks for setting up.

[B][size=4][blue]T[/blue][size=4][purple]F[/purple][size=4][green]T[/green][size=4][red]C[/b][/red][:)]


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
Found this nice rock during a lovely sunny morning walking the length of the park. Will write up answers once we get back home from our London holiday.

Thanks for the cache. Cl&f


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
I paid a visit to this Earthcache during a pleasant post work evening stroll through Hyde Park.
Answers sent to the Co - I hope they are correct. TFTEC


lParent: GC5PXEE
lText:
As infrequent visitors to Hyde Park we would have never found this spot without geocaching. Thank you for bringing it to our attention! TFTC (#1972)


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
This took a little longer than expected... I should've read the description properly. However it provided a nice tour of landmarks I wouldn't have normally noticed. Cache in good condition. TFTC.


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
I think I walked longer than 15 minutes, but that was due to my terrible calculations which lead me right to the center of Selfridges!!!  
Nice walk though and after recalculating i found the cache right away.
So sorry that I could't spent more time on those multi-caches...
Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
16.58
I was on my way to the Side Track event and had a bit of time beforehand so decided to give this cache a go first. All the info was gathered easily enough and then at gz the first place I felt revealed the cache. I really enjoyed doing this multi. Everything fell into place perfectly. I left Marylebone station at 16.00, walked to gz, changed my batteries when they ran out, answered my phone and finished within the hour.
TFTC A fav point awarded.


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
We had some spare time on our visit to London and since the weather was nice, we decided to take a stroll and look for some geocaches. August seemed to be very difficult time for urban geocaching, because all the people out and about. Having a spouse with me made many things easier, from looking out for geomuggles to creating distractions and cover for me to grab or return the caches. This multicache took us to see some interesting locations. The data on each site was easy to find and we were able to do the calculations right the first time. My only complaint is that we were too late at the final location to get to see the Wallace collection. Greetings from Finland and thank you for the cache!


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
Met with other catchers who found it very quickly when I  had looked long
Added a strip of paper to the log


lParent: GC23KJN
lText:
Found at 0645.  I began this cache last night but was diverted onto a pub crawl, knowing that it was heading in the direction of my hotel to finish up this morning.  I have previously visited the end highlight, and it is indeed a gem.  Thanks for a nice multi-cache.


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
After we solved the puzzle we walked towards GZ wondering if we were going in the right direction. But we found GZ but we couldn't go for the cache straight Away as a muggle lady was hanging out the window watching us. So we walked passed GZ and stealthily we walked back to check if it was safe to approach. It was and the cache wS quickly in hand. Now we're off back to ride the escalator! 
Great multi. Tftc


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
I had no idea this was the longest escalator in the UK, although travelling up and down it on previous occasions, it did seem to me then to be fairly lengthy! Although the final hide wasn't in the direction I was wanting to travel, it wasn't too far out of my way, so I scurried along to retrieve the easy find.
Thank you for the really interesting cache!


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
This escalator used to be part of my daily commute for a while. Haven't been back for a few years though. No problems with the sums and a short walk took me to a quick find. 

TFTC


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
Was down in London for the weekend and meeting friends in Angel, so of course this had to be my first cache of the day!

Up the massive escalator, clock and co-ords located, and cache found not too long afterwards in the blazing sunshine. Signed log and replaced where found. Many thanks. :)


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
I worked out the numbers for this some months ago when I was passing through Angel. Today was my chosen day to take the walk to GZ hopefully to find the cache. After a short walk from the tube I arrived and made a quick find without anyone around to disturb me. Signed log and replaced as found. TFTC and multi.


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
#694#

Coordonnées très rapidement trouvées grâce à mon amie. 
Cache vite vue mais endroit pas propre. J'ai mis un gant.
MPLC


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
We stayed some days in a hotel near the Angel tube Station.
So of course I tried to do the geocache. I was successfull. Nice Video Clip :-)
Skiing in London. 
TFTC


lParent: GC2F5XH
lText:
I think Skypurser and I found another longer escalator ride. Last week we were at Heathrow at United Airlines International terminal. It went on and on and on. To find this easy cache I suggest finding a useful web stick, glove and mirror. Otherwise an easy find in an out-of-the way place.


lParent: GC13NEJ
lText:
Found while taking a walk from Tower Bridge to Canary Wharf with Tehuti who's visiting for the weekend. Hadn't been round here before so nice to follow some caches! Took a bit of searching but not too long. TFTC


lParent: GC13NEJ
lText:
#04.25

Too difficult to carry my bike down to GZ, luckily it was a quick find...

TFTC
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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:09:35 UTC.


lParent: GC13NEJ
lText:
Und wieder ein Tag des kurzweiligen England-Trips [8D] Mannomann, was haben die owner hier alles aufgefahren, um uns bescheidene Cacher zufrieden zu stellen [;)] Ich bin sehr beeindruckt, welche Mühe die Veranstalter sich hier gegeben haben, um eine tolle und sehr angenehme Atmosphäre zu schaffen. Das ist ja wie in meiner Kindheit und Jugend während der Zeltlager [:D][:D][:D] Erstklassig, superb [8D]
Natürlich cachten wir rund um das Mega fröhlich in der Gegend herum und konnten so auch heute wieder einige besondere Dosen besuchen und die jeweiligen Logbücher um unsere Namen ergänzen [:D]

Ich danke allen ownern für ihre tollen Ideen, für die vielen schönen Verstecke und für das Auslegen und vor allem für das Pflegen der Dosen!! [:D][:D]

Herzliche Grüße aus Kerpen, Deutschland

new.neo

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And another day of entertaining England trips [8D] Mannomann what the owner here ascended everything to make us humble Cacher satisfied [;)] I am very impressed with the effort the organizers have given here to a great and very pleasant atmosphere to create. It's like in my childhood and youth during the camp [:D][:D][:D] excellent, superb [8D]
Of course we cMake around the Mega happily around in the area and could so again today to visit some special cans and complement the respective logbooks to our names [:D]

I thank everyone for their ownern great ideas for the many beautiful hiding places and for laying and especially for the care of cans !! [:D][:D]

Greetings from Kerpen, Germany

new.neo
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Et un autre jour de divertir voyages Angleterre [8D] Mannomann ce que le propriétaire ici monta tout pour nous faire humble Cacher satisfaits [;)] Je suis très impressionné par l'effort des organisateurs ont donné ici pour une grande et l'atmosphère très agréable à créer. Il est comme dans mon enfance et de la jeunesse pendant le camp [:D][:D][:D] excellent, superbe [8D]
Bien sûr, nous cVérifiez autour des Mega joyeusement autour dans la région et pourrait donc à nouveau aujourd'hui pour visiter quelques boîtes spéciales et compléter les carnets de bord respectifs à nos noms: [:D]

Je remercie tout le monde pour leurs grandes idées ownern pour les nombreuses belles cachettes et pour la pose et surtout pour le soin des boîtes !! [:D][:D]

Salutations de Kerpen, en Allemagne

new.neo


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.

Spotted this cache while we were actually in London and we do love a church micro.  Lovely church tucked away too.  Soon had the clues needed and a set of coords.  Lovely walk and we were at GZ and the cache was soon in hand.  TFTC


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
Day out with Debs54. This was one on our to do list and as we approached the church we thought we wouldn't be able to complete this as a wedding was taking place with a big crowd gathered.  However they were busy with the wedding photos and we didn't need to actually start there.  Didn't take long to collect all the numbers we needed and after a bit of a search Debs54 had the cache in hand. Thanks for this cache mbtkz.


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
Found with LindylouBarnet.  This multi has been on my to do list for a long time; it was a matter of being in the area at the right time to collect the info. So today we were here.
As we approached the church, we thought we'd have to give it a miss as there was a wedding at the church and they all outside having photos taken! Then we saw that info we needed could be easily collected without being anywhere near the wedding party! What a relief!
Info quickly gathered and coords calculated. Spent a bit of time searching the wrong area then I had an inspiration to look elsewhere and the cache was soon in hand!
TFTC!


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
Counted right and calculated carefully - after two years of not having been out to find one - I felt good when I had it in my hands.
Clocktower is under construction - but a nice place anyway!
Thanks for hiding!


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
A rather wet Tuesday afternoon as I wandered around gathering the clues. Once I had them it was a short walk to GZ, where the cache was duly found. I availed myself of a coffee in the crypt after, to get out of the rain.
SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC373PA
lText:
The trackable marked to be in the cache inventory is not present and has not been for quite some time, so I suggest CO mark it as missing.

Church itself is currently under restoration, so you cannot admire the clocktower, but I did like that CO wrote that it was allowed to access private parking as I normally would have stopped at the guard and turned around to fin another way into the garden/ churchyard.

Cache is in good condition itself.


lParent: GC388BP
lText:
Came for my daily cache before work. Once my GPS settled, got to the GZ and spotted a likely location. Thanks to the hint, it was a quick easy find!
Thank you for the cache,  heartstones1!


lParent: GC388BP
lText:
Right after I realized I got separated from my friends at http://coord.info/GC2C44V, I headed back to the hostel, finding this cache on my way. Well, that was harder than it probably should be :) First, I tried to approach it from the corner of King Stairs Close and Elephant Lane, obviously with no luck. When I finally found the park, from the other side of King Stairs Close, there were some muggles and I didn't want to hold my non cacher friends, so I had to come back later, by myself. What a peaceful place, full of squirrels :) After I stored all caches in the area I planned to explore, I was off to http://coord.info/GC4F8NK .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 14:09:20 UTC.


lParent: GC388BP
lText:
A last view of the river on the way, a quick fumble in a nice park and the cache was in hand...

TFTC


lParent: GC388BP
lText:
What a lovely park. The kids enjoyed the playground and the squirrels while we enjoyed the view.

TFTC!


lParent: GC5WHHR
lText:
Travelling out on the A2 so just had to stop to grab this one - nice clues and a quick stroll to GZ where the helpful clue enabled us to grab it quickly TFTC


lParent: GC5WHHR
lText:
This is the perfect Church Micro - a great cache and a KFC very close

In this mornings rain I parked in the KFC and strolled to GZ and collected the solutions

Into the KFC for a boneless banquet and nice dry conditions to do the calculations

A nice quick find at GZ thanks to a great hint

TFTC and a favourite point ....... for the KFC


lParent: GC5WHHR
lText:
I could not find this one early this morning but I may have been looking in the wrong place entirely. Even worse I then got stuck in the traffic back to E&C.


lParent: GC5WHHR
lText:
FTF at 6.59pm

This was on my way home today and I was pleased to see it had gone all day without being found. Arrived at the church and quickly Jotted down all the numbers (on my fingers, no paper) and did the maths (also on my fingers).

Co-ords looked dodgy, so I made the obvious adjustment. Intuition told me GZ wasn't in Ealing! ;-)

So off to GZ which was thankfully en route rather than back towards work....... And had a good old search. Lots of good hidey holes.... But nothing to sit on??? Hmmmmmm puzzling.

Redid the maths and confirmed my co-ords were accurate.... then hilariously looking at the cache page..... There were the co-ords before my very eyes.!!!!!!! (Maattmoo you need to remove these, but thanks!)

So there are a couple of errors in the algebra that need adjusting.

headed over to the correct side of the road and EVENTUALLY discovered a very sneaky hide! TFTC


lParent: GC2W72E
lText:
Walked past Said tree as other half was following co-ords . After 30 of search read other comments. Return to first tree and found straight away. Co-ords 15 to 20 meters out. TFTC


lParent: GC2W72E
lText:
TFTC- I just went for a pint with my best mate and he show me Geocaching Game. 
It was quite an adventure walking around and looking for secret stash in the middle of the night. I will defo try to find some more locations and leave some geotags for others to find. It's a great idea


lParent: GC2W72E
lText:
Nice place, found a couple days ago on a rare trip to Battersea Park, before going on the pedal boats
#170 TFTC


lParent: GC5DWT5
lText:
In London for the day and couldn't resist some caching. Had to time this carefully and almost got caught putting it back. Also leant out to look at the tunnel and no one pushed me in, yay.


lParent: GC5DWT5
lText:
I did a series along this stretch of canal not long after I started caching so it was great to revisit such a lovely location. I had to wait for a gap in the passing muggles before grabbing this one. 

TFTC


lParent: GC2RMX8
lText:
What a lovely park - I particularly enjoyed he bandstand. GZ was found after trying a few other options and the cache was found soon after. As noted in previous logs, the bottom part of the container is missing so I've attached a photo of what was left. TFTC!


lParent: GC2RMX8
lText:
Thanks for the cache - it was fun to find but when my dad and I found it the bottom of the film container was not attached so I assume that the log book and the bottom of the cache are in the darkness amongst the remnants of woodpecker's hard work.


lParent: GC2RMX8
lText:
I think I found it but it I found a pencil sharpener lid attached to a wire but the other end of the pencil sharpner which supposedly holds the note book is missing good hide


lParent: GC4JH9F
lText:
Beautiful place here at Battersea Park. It was a little bit tricky to get the cache.
First try: Beautiful weather, too many muggels inside the Old English Garden, stealth mode impossible
Second try: A few days later, rainy weather at the evening, no muggels, enough time to check all places and found it.
Very good place for the cache!!!
TFTC & Greetings from Austria


lParent: GC16K64
lText:
After coming back to this stunning place for the second time we finally found the cache :D
Happy international Geocaching day everyone!


lParent: GC16K64
lText:
#04.29

Last cache for the day before heading for dinner...

TFTC
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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:14:13 UTC.


lParent: GC2M80N
lText:
Muggle central today so very careful timing was needed. Managed it though. Lovely day for a stroll and some caching.


lParent: GC2M80N
lText:
Found it eventually! Took a while to replace due to non stop stream of muggles. Log book almost full, probably room for a couple more names. TFTC


lParent: GC2M80N
lText:
Spotted this one immediately and after a big stretch got it in hand. Signed log and then it got really busy so it took some time to replace. Needed to jump to do so and as a result it may not be as easily visible as when I found it but fundamentally it's in the same place. TFTC in such a lovely location.


lParent: GC55CXR
lText:
After a long walk on Salter Road from Lavender Town http://coord.info/GC1WJH7 , I quickly found this one. It was harder to get there, crossing all the roads than to find it, really :) When I was logging the cache, a guy approached me and I was afraid he'll be asking what I was doing there. But he just needed some help with locating a bus stop. Unfortunately, I was just a tourist, but I think my map I got from hostel helped him. So, that's how I met Marvin, really nice guy. Take care Marvin, hope you found the way :) After that, I was heading to http://coord.info/GC5NPN7 .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC55CXR
lText:
JI on a study excursion with the job.

Managed to find this cache before rushing off to the underground...


lParent: GC55CXR
lText:
Out early before work. Once near the GZ, I spotted a likely location, the GPS led me there and soon had the cache in hand! Great hide! As it was early there was no one around but as soon as I got the cache, someone came round the corner. So I went to the bench in front of the church to sign the log. Very interesting church! Replaced the cache and then off to work!
TFTC and for bringing me here,  rtrich!


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
Here following the London City Race (orienteering round parts of Wapping and the City) and visiting the Brunel Museum.

Thank you for the interesting history and the great cache site. Gets a favourite point from me.


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
Came before work this morning to get my daily cache.  Such interesting areas - both where the information was and the cache location. A nice quick and easy to work out multi! It took me a few minutes to work out where I needed to be to look for the cache but once there, the cache was soon in hand!
Thank you for the cache and for bringing me to these interesting places!


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
An easy multi to work out and a short stroll to GZ. Are we allowed in there? But yes, a sign said all welcome so in we went. I felt conspicuous climbing but luckily very quiet on a Sunday. Left one of our handmade cache angel keyrings as swag. TFTC


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
I came here to end my great London geocaching hunt from another multicache, http://coord.info/GC3D1H6 . At first, I seemed to be unable to find the statue, but I managed to find it and getting the clues was very easy. What came after that, was the most beautiful wrap of my hunt I could ever wish. Seriously, I have to thank to whoever or whatever made me to leave this cache to the end of my London journey. Of course, GPS led me to a fence and there was nothing which would apply to the hint. So I read some older logs and I understood and I let myself in...And I couldn't believe to see a place that peaceful here, almost in the heart of London. But, time was a-wastin' and I had to find the cache quickly, to come back to hostel on time to meet my friends again. And I couldn't find the cache! The horror, to imagine that I would have to leave this place without successful find. Luckily, I checked older logs again and yep, it was on the ground. I logged it and put it where I thought it should be. Unfortunately, I didn't have more time to just hang out and relax here, but thank you so much for showing us this beautiful place :) This hunt came to a wrap and I couldn't be happier. What a joy it was. Goodbye London, I'm gonna miss you!

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
After a quick stop at the nearby pub this was a fun cache.

The final is in a lovely spot - thanks for sharing.


TFTC


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
We were in the area today and gladly decided to find this one.

We quickly collected the needed Information then were unsure whether to enter the area. After reading a sign we enjoyed this spot so much.

What a perfect little place and maybe one of the most surprising cache locations in London for me.

Thanks for showing!


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire.  Had got the clues on a previous visit but it was early evening and the gardens were closed. OK today. Found cache on floor so replaced it where the hint suggested. TFTC


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
We're really getting around and seeing things  .... numbers done and cache found  ....  TFTC
#6 Black


lParent: GC1PAQW
lText:
rode all around looking for the statues, felt like idiots when we spotted them. nice area at gz and happy to find. very friendly people around here, tftc. black #6


lParent: GC5QNHM
lText:
This one was kind of "mission impossible" style. Always a bit worried that muggels might see us. #2 during our round today. 

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5QNHM
lText:
Had to make a late night trip into the office to do some tidying up, so wanted something quick and easy on the way for my daily cache; this one seemed to fit the bill.  Nice quick find a little after 11pm.  I would be back in the area a couple of hours later for my next daily cache the other side of midnight...  TFTC!


lParent: GC5QNHM
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Nice quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5QNHM
lText:
I decided to tackle the recently placed Clapham One trio today.   This was the first find, and the easiest.   I don't remember what was here before but this new building is attractive, airy and still looking fresh.   Thanks for bringing me here, casdru.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1478


lParent: GC13NEK
lText:
Spotted location quickly but had to wait for passing dog walkers (and stubborn dogs!) to retrieve! Otherwise a quiet site on an overcast bank holiday Sunday! TFTC


lParent: GC13NEK
lText:
When using the iphone app it lead us more towards trees than the cache was but was a good find ttfc x


lParent: GC13NEK
lText:
#04.24

I almost couldn't reach the "high" "tea"

TFTC
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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:06:46 UTC.


lParent: GC2TZ79
lText:
Time to walk off our burgers and ribs with Amberel, Geordie, dizzygirl, MuzzaDazzler and QBDM.
No problems for dizzygirl and geordie finding this cache in the first location looked. [^]

Thanks for placing, [:)] TFTC [:)]

#4257


lParent: GC2TZ79
lText:
Got here a bit later than we intended after visiting another establishment instead [;)]. Dizzy and Geordie found the cache while I was still at the bar!

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy


lParent: GC2TZ79
lText:
No idea. As I turned up with my beer it was already in the groups hands. So dizzygirl Amberel Geordiell WIZBIT100 and QBDM had this cache. Tftc. 

We had been taken to completely the wrong establishment by someone who should know better. Dizzy ended up in pieces. She deco lost at the drinking games.

This entry was edited by MuzzaDazzler on Monday, 07 September 2015 at 17:19:48 UTC.


lParent: GC2TZ79
lText:
What a night ! Great day all round an what awesome night.  Drunk. But huge fun. Such an easy find. Needs a clean out.  So soggy. 

Tftc


lParent: GC2TZ79
lText:
This was a quick easy find with amazing displays of stealth from dizzy and Geordie there were no navigation errors or anything .... And anyone who says anything different is lying ;-)


lParent: GC5QNK3
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Sorted the new co-ordinates without too much difficulty, then off to GZ and a quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5QNK3
lText:
Got the info needed easily enough. Once at the location I saw where it was straight away but stood back to amuse myself at how long it would take Travis5 to see it. He didn't disappoint me :P Thanks


lParent: GC5QNK3
lText:
I decided to tackle the recently placed Clapham One trio today.   This was my second find, and a nicely constructed multi.   The final hiding place is well chosen and unusual for an urban location.   Another attractive and colourful new building.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1479


lParent: GC5QNK3
lText:
Done on our vacation in London. Many unknown and interesting places. Accompanied by Cidinho and in some events, caches and multicaches with elements of the family resident in London who are also geocachers .
Thank you to all the owners.


lParent: GC5QNK3
lText:
In 11º day of vacation in London, in the morning i take the opportunity to make a few more caches accompanied by Liasousa and InesJFreitas. This time only in Clapham Common again.
The whole morning was very good with 2 multicaches very good to oo. 
The caches and multicaches were all ok.
Our thanks to all the owners.
Greetings from Madeira Island

This multicache: Everything ok 

This entry was edited by Cidinho on Wednesday, 05 August 2015 at 12:21:59 UTC.


lParent: GCMNVM
lText:
Such a pretty and peaceful place! Completely different from the busy streets and tracks surrounding it. Tftc! TB Out


lParent: GC2X5EF
lText:
Think this has been muggled or froggled - photo to prove we found GZ - used torch and nothing in there (frog or cache) I'm afraid :(


lParent: GC2X5EF
lText:
ALERT - In the hole lives a big frog ( i am not sure if is a poisonous one). BE CAREFULL. It would be better to inactivate the cache and change container location.


lParent: GC4B6A3
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint.  Whatever Dilston Grove is, it was shut today! TFTC


lParent: GC4B6A3
lText:
Not an easy find so we were very pleased when we found it! The recent hint from co in the logs was a massive help. We popped into the park after the boys had bought running watches from Decathlon. Tftc.


lParent: GC4B6A3
lText:
Like the previous comment,  either an erroneous hint or the cache is now missing.  All I was able to find was a multitude of cobwebs.


lParent: GC4B6A3
lText:
It's not in the left hand side of the obvious magnetic thing with a left hand side! Ambiguous clue ...


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
Came to visit the museum and to do a spot of caching. Unfortunately there were muggles around today so was unable to grab the cache.


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
Came for my cache of the day. Easily found the GZ and soon had the cache in hand - a nice quick find to start the day!
Such an interesting little museum, I will have to try to visit it sometime.  And such a lovely view closeby, I had to go over to the Thames and take a look!
TFTC!


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
What a lovely little spot. I took some photos before searching for the cache, only to realise I had taken one of GZ :)
A quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
After one DNF, I finally got some luck in London. Easy find and a lovely place! 

I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. Later, I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 13:59:28 UTC.


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
JI on a study excursion with the job.

Found this after lunch at Mayflower. Did not bring my pen, so I hope a photo will be accepted as proof (will send it in a private message).


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
Had a late night pint in the nearby Mayflower pub and managed to get some charge in my phone and noticed this cache very close.
Great place to hide a cache and definitely an area that I will be back to explore during daylight hours.
TFTC


lParent: GC4Z3HT
lText:
The Museum was supposed to be closed by the time we arrived but the door was wide open.

After signing the cache we had a nice chat with the man Wirkung here.

He had a lot of fantastic suggestions for other things to do and even showed the kids the entrance to the tunnel.

TFTC!


lParent: GC1TK6P
lText:
My first and so far only cache in London, loved the cache container so a favourite point awarded for the thought that has gone into that. PIcked up the TB that was in the cache to bring back up with me to Scotland. TFTC


lParent: GC1TK6P
lText:
After a quick visit yo the canal museum, we heads to the canal via a qwerky garden of cravings
Once at the gz had to wait for a pauce in people then grabbed. Signed at 14.53. Left a tb that wants to travel the world
This cache feature on you tube video... canals of London part 2 by londonist  ltd -"watched this clip and it inspired us to do this cache!! Thank you

This entry was edited by Watford_Chick on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 21:36:00 UTC.


lParent: GC1TK6P
lText:
great walk along the canal path, so busy around gz but the hide does allow obscuring cacher's activities. loved the container- so appropriate, tftc and a fp


lParent: GC1TK6P
lText:
Such a lovely walk along the canal.  Will definitely be back to take a look when it's all back to normal.  We've not been along here before and were quite surprised to find the canal and the walks so close to places we had visited before without knowing what goes on behind the trees and the park.  Loved the container.  Pretty powerful grip on the guardian  .....   TFTC


lParent: GC5QNH0
lText:
Amazing idea! Thanks for showing is the library and being so creative with the box. This is the first one during our Sunday-Caching-Tour. 

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5QNH0
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Straight in for a nice quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5QNH0
lText:
Thanks Brucacher for the replacement log. I have swapped the container for one with a lid attached, so all is well again. 
5 Sep 2015 17:50


lParent: GC5QNH0
lText:
I decided to tackle the recently placed Clapham One trio today.   This was the final find.   Unfortunately, the log sheet had fallen out and so I replaced it (although it may need securing once the paper settles down).   This is the most interesting of the three buildings and I really like the mixed use and the high atrium.   The hint is neat.   Thanks for bringing me here, casdru.   Another well earned FP.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1480


lParent: GC5QNH0
lText:
Introducing the venerable Mr Shinner to geocaching - he was on this one like a government agent. Nice hide, too.


lParent: GC398AA
lText:
3rd of the day, phone died, had to remember the clue to find it. Well done to anyone who finds this one it is tiny.


lParent: GC398AA
lText:
Figured out the location quickly but cache very well hidden so took a fair bit of poking around in moments when the traffic cleared. Not the nicest location but enjoyed learning about its history!


lParent: GC398AA
lText:
TTFC, found the cache eventually, if you find out what RN means, it's on the opposite side to what it is now. Goodluck, nano!


lParent: GC398AA
lText:
#04.21

Took a while to find this tiny ninja...

TFTC
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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:03:05 UTC.


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
We had planned a trip to London for a few reasons today, we really love London and also we had a couple of challenges we are currently working on and were able to find just what we needed here.

Set off around 10 and had a lovely breakfast before the serious caching started and we managed to actually cover 20 miles walking today and had some really sore feet at the end of the day, but we had a thoroughly enjoyable day.  This was a cache we were passing on the way and it would have been rude not to pick it up.  A nice quick and easy find.  TFTC


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
It would help if I had written down the correct clue. Spent ages looking for a black box that of course wasn't there. Only when I found the next cache did I realise my error. Came back and found it easily. I must have driven past this old church hundreds of times without noticing it.


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
Initially unable to locate at all, so went off and did the nearby EC. The subconscious must have been hard at work during that time, and after completion came back with a pretty definite idea of where to look and so it was. On the day gps about 12m out, tftc


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
We had been looking for this one for quite some time and gave up on it.  After doing the EC nearby, we came back for another look. We saw another cacher searching the area and stood back a while to let her carry on uninterrupted.  She eventually walked off without finding anything and we moved back in.  It is there  ...  right where we had looked earlier, but not looked deep enough  .....  TFTC


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
Came north to pick up a few caches after business in town. This was found quite quickly following the hint!
TFTC!


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
Have searched for this one before and it ha eluded me in the past but noticed the CO had confirmed it was in place and as in the area thought it was worth another look.

Had to wait for some local workers to finish their cigarettes but found it easily in one of the places I thought I had searched previously

Happy to tick this one off now and enjoyed a walk around the church yard

TFTC 

TFTC


lParent: GC2PZX3
lText:
Nah, couldn't see it. The pavement works are all finished, but maybe the cache went with them.

The great hint would be so if nothing else were the same colour!

Tried the churchyard, but not convinced it's there either.


lParent: GC2X5F2
lText:
Amazed how well this is surviving considering how exposed it is. Could do with a bit of a clean out as there's 3 log books which took a bit of fumbling to find a gap. TFTC.


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
Didn't find this; first location was good and got coords without a hitch but I think after a long search at the location it's quite probable that the cache has been muggled and is no more :-(


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
Aaaahhhh!! Can't find it.
Dug around and jumped the fence... Found the spikey balls, but no buttery cache.


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
This multi took me to 2 very pleasant locations. Had a long search for the cache in several potential hiding places and eventually my persistence paid off. TFTC (#2793)


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
Enjoyed this one with chermione.  What a beautiful road especially this time of year.  Many thanks for bringing us here.


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
A really clever multi.  I had no idea what the 2nd question meant but VMinky easily answered it.  TFTC


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
Hurray! Since I have found all the traditionals in my area, I started on the multis, and this one took me through an area I am rather fond of. Had to wait for two people to finish their long and involved discussion, but I managed to snatch it in the end. TFTC!


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
I arrived in good time this morning, traffic was kind, so decided to do a few cahes whilst  I waited for No 1 to arrive and Visit the country fair in the business centre with me.  Having located the fair this was a short walk away.  looked around a bit on arrival and felt I was mising something, doh  it was a Multi.  Did the calculations and carried on walking in a very nice area. Gorgeous spring plans popping up the street park along he way.  Cache found safe and well.  

Nice quick find

TFTC
helennbrian


lParent: GC241XA
lText:
Needed a cache for today to complete a full year of caches. Was disappointed on my first try, a puzzle I had been working on for some time but spotted this multi not being too far away and looked simple enough.  Interesting part of London.   A nice quick find in the end although GPS had me walking past GZ at first.  Big enough to drop off TB.


lParent: GC2JZR3
lText:
Sat having dinner in a certain pizza restaurant... Decided to have a quick look at what's around.
This was too close to ignore :-)

Unfortunately all I had in my pocket was my company card to pay for dinner... No pen or anything. So I left my mark by way of a muddy thumb print with my initials scrawled with a stick :-D

TFTC :-)


lParent: GC2827
lText:
I decided to pop out quickly in my lunch break and caught the tube from Westminster to Baker Street. I donned my deerstalker and headed off to the indicated coordinates. I arrived at GZ, held my magnifying glass to my eye and quickly found the required information, elementary. I emailed my answer and instantly received a reply [:)] which confirmed that I was correct [:)] I took the required photo, sorry it doesn't show my GPSr, but I use my mobile, which is also my camera! But it does show Officer Crabtree [:)] who was nearby and entertaining the tourists. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2827
lText:
Having finally found Jack the Ripper, AndehR and I shifted our sights to solving Sherlocks game. Ground zero was pretty easy to spot on approach. The dates were soon claimed and we retired to The Volunteer to put together the clues! TFTC


lParent: GC2827
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A bit tired we found our last clue. Tonight during diner we are going to solve the puzzle and then tommorow we are going that catch that thief!


lParent: GC2827
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What a crazy city - so many people in this area! We found this one and visit the museum!
Thx for the cache

[b]Heidschnucke43[/b]


lParent: GC2827
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This day in London together with DerPatrizier and Yoda- brought a lot of nice experiences. We visited some interesting places and attractions and of course found some caches. Our first station was near Sherlock Holmes museum, so we could quickly find all asked information for this virtual cache. Thank you for this nice series and for the cache!
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Am heutigen Tag stand für DerPatrizier, Yoda- und mich Einiges auf dem Programm. Gleich am Morgen ging es in die Gegend dieses Caches, wo wir problemlos alle erforderlichen Informationen zu dem Cache finden konnten. Danke!


lParent: GC2827
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This year our holiday trip took us to London. During one week kuki-z, Yoda- and I visited many attractions and museums. While discovering this beautiful city we also sought some geocaches and found this cache as well.

Vor dem Pflichtbesuch in Madame Tussauds war noch etwas Zeit und so statteten wir dieser berühmten Persönlichkeit noch einen kurzen Besuch ab. Die gewünschten Zahlen waren schnell entdeckt und so stimmte dann auch die entsprechende Mailadresse.

Thanks / Danke!
DerPatrizier


lParent: GC2827
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I enjoy a lot to find out the mistery to catch the evil Moriarty. Ech Visite i do in London, i want to get closer to him :)

Greetings from Luxembourg


lParent: GC2827
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It was a real unexpected Bonus today to realise The BOy & I could incoporate this Cache. I'd actually made the false assumption these were full-on Multi tours all round the City. So when we were in Regent's Park & I saw the requirements - bingo! - that's exactly where we were going. Detail easily obtained & e-mail sent off & confirmed. Photo herewith uploaded.

I will make a point of coming back up to London to complete the Series at some point soon. Cheers!


lParent: GC2827
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We're jumping around a bit in the order of these caches, but since we were at Madame Tussaud's this afternoon, decided to grab this one today. We're fans of all things Holmes, so thanks for this fantastic series!


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Came to have a look at the nearby Brunel museum after competing in the orienteering at The London City Race based around Wapping. It was high tide when I came to find the cache and was close to needing a sou-wester as the Thames was lapping over the wall! After waiting for a few muggles to pass I was able to retrieve the cache. tftc.


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Came early this morning for my daily cache.  Easily found the statue, quickly collected the info and calculated the coords. But there were two dog walkers in the area, both walking the direction I needed to go! So I waited until they were out of sight and then wenting looking for the cache.  
After a short search, found the cache! Great hide! Quick find!
Such a lovely area next to the Thames!
TFTC!


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Another interesting statue. This area is full of them! Easy to gather the info, and after a bit of maths, a quick stroll to GZ. TFTC


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Going there from rather busy area around Canada Water metro station and this cache http://coord.info/GC5NPN7 , I was glad that I'm back at the river again, where it is nice and quiet. Getting the clues wasn't easy, it took forever to find that "number above A-Z"...And to be honest, it felt weird to be this close to the statue :) I just expected either the pilgrim or the boy to flip out and scare me :D Really weird feeling, while checking that boy's book. The cache was an easy find. Unfortunately, I didn't get to meet the man living on the boat. After that, I went to wrap this wonderful hunt at another multicache, http://coord.info/GC1PAQW .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC3D1H6
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On our way back to the hostel we also visited this short multi. Thanks for showing us this special place and the little history lesson.

TFTC!


lParent: GC3D1H6
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On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Clues quickly found and GZ calculated. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Fav point for interesting piece of history. TFTC


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Wasn't planning on doing any multis today but as I walked past the statue it seemed a shame not to collect the information.. And here it's now logged!


lParent: GC3D1H6
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Beautiful statue.  Quick find after chatting to the luckiest man around - living on a boat   ....  TFTC
#5 Black


lParent: GC3D1H6
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lovely statue and a serene spot. Saw the most beautiful shar pei puppy nosing around the little garden and then cycled off to gz where we encountered a resident who lives on a boat, and actually comes from the town where we attended school- small world. tftc,black #5


lParent: GC36T0M
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Tftc! Stealth involved putting it back as a woman came & stood right next to GZ to talk on her phone! Managed it - felt v conspicuous, prob looked like I was up to no good! Signed, replaced & a walk around Chelsea Sq. Loved the history, thank you. Log is full and soggy too. 
Didn't take the travel bug. 
Left a green Eiffel Tower key ring. It came from Paris!


lParent: GC62C8P
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I always find it hard to resist an Earthcache and with this in one of my favourite urban green spaces, it wasn't hard to make the detour here on my way to Euston. Despite it being a sunny afternoon, there were few people about so my haphazard wandering and muttering caused no significant alarm to any one! 
Although I have visited the grave yard on several previous occasions, I still found something I'd not seen before! And the phone box tomb and Hardy tree are always worthy of another visit! 
TFTC!


lParent: GC62C8P
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
This one was very interesting because it was a lonely and quiet place in the middle of this bursting town.
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3343


lParent: GC62C8P
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What an excellent example of an Earthcache. We both really enjoyed this one, both the visit to St Pancras gardens and then the subsequent research back at home. Have already sent the required info and our sincere thanks to the CO. Considering how many graveyards and churches we visit chasing after CM's, it's nice to have a little more knowledge to appreciate what we're seeing sometimes... TFTC. Fav' point awarded

This entry was edited by Pat & Roch' on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 13:46:47 UTC.


lParent: GC62C8P
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spent a great 1/2hr wandering around the churchyard, eyeballing specifics and things in general. Great spot with interesting history, and so peaceful in the big city. fp for the ec and the area, email sent for self and pippitt, tftc


lParent: GC62C8P
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Needed to get out and walking and love EC's.  Gathered all the information and PB99 has done the email for both of us.  The churchyard looked a bit bleak due to a lack of sunshine on the day.  The little church is lovely  ....  Thanks for the EC and all the information   TFTC & a favourite


lParent: GC62C8P
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I came North to collect a few caches and particularly this earthcache.
I had an interesting walk around the churchyard which is quit unusualand sent the answers to the CO!
TFTC!


lParent: GC62C8P
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I visited this cache in my lunchbreak The churchyard is on the route of my normal lunch time walk so was an area I already knew well however I stopped and paid extra attention today.
An email with the answers has been sent to the CO and hopefully I can claim an {FTF} for this one.


lParent: GC5W572
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For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3325


lParent: GC5W572
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On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list, too

The answers for this  EC were collected at GZ and send to the CO

And so we could "sign" the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to Heidi Seekers for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3223 .


lParent: GC5C60K
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What a building! 
This was a real "if it weren't for caching" moment as I had no idea such an astonishing edifice existed! 
As I hadn't read the previous logs, and I'm not a fan of ivy, it took me a little while to locate the cache. I was looking for something other than the container ultimately proved to be and thinking I was going to have to log a DNF, I fired up the  iPad just in case there was anything of note in the logs and then I read something about the "triangle". Armed with that knowledge it was a matter of moments before the cache was in hand! Then, it was a brisk walk back to the station and a melee of hot and bothered people!


lParent: GC5C60K
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A really interesting history and unusual building decor.  Managed to grab the cache quickly after pretending to be using my phone. TFTC :)


lParent: GC5C60K
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Another brief trip north to collect a few more smileys!
A nice easy find in front of this beautiful building!
TFTC!


lParent: GC5C60K
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With a DNF already this morning, I needed my cache for the day. I have tried to find this one at least 3 other times but it was eluded me. After reading the recent logs, I had a good idea where to look but there was a street cleaner sweeping up the leaves in the area. It looks like the ivy has been really cut back.
As I walked along, I spotted the cache! After all my previous searches and now there it was with barely even looking! But now how to get it and sign the log without being noticed by the street cleaner?
Well I sat down next to the cache and got my phone out of my handbag and acted as though I was reading messages. Then I steathily grabbed the cache, signed the log and replaced it as found.
Really happy to make this a smiley at last! [:)]
It seems that the cache is in need of some TLC as it no longer has its magnet.
Thank you for the cache!


lParent: GC5C60K
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Found it! But forgot to bring a pencil with me so will have to come back. Tftc and what a cool building!


lParent: GC4WK49
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Well i used the hint and thought right then here I go. So I went and found it. Did the classic taking photos look for the Muggle walking past.


lParent: GC4WK49
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A nice easy find whilst admiring Lily. I had to wait a while before returning it due to the number of muggles going past. Conveniently the lock gat made a handy bench to sit on while waiting. 

TFTC


lParent: GC4WK49
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Passing today on a day out walking in this part of London. Could resist having a look at this one. 
Surprisingly quick find. 
SL TFTC


lParent: GC5QRYJ
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Very nicely done.   Sneaky hide requiring a fair bit of stealth for the retrieve and replace.   All good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1497


lParent: GC5QRYJ
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No problems with Muggles as I was here just before 1am...

Had to make a late night trip into the office to do some tidying up, so wanted to pick something up on the way there and back for my daily caches either side of midnight.  Decided to do this one on the way back, as it sounded like it might be tricky.  As it happens, it was quickly spotted after a brief look round.  TFTC!


lParent: GC5QRYJ
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Nice quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5QRYJ
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Yay! Number 400 for me!
Found with daughter & son in law. Clever one, but needs fairy fingers to remove...

This entry was edited by Loiseau85 on Sunday, 23 August 2015 at 21:52:05 UTC.


lParent: GC2QE9A
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Very original.   First time I've seen this type of container.   Another fave well earned.   Dipped TBs x 2.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1455


lParent: GC2QE9A
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On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Found CS3 yesterday - you must have made a job lot! How many more are there?Another fav point. TFTC


lParent: GC2QE9A
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My apologies for the delay in logging this. Found this while working a night shift in the area. Fav point just for the hint, let alone the engineering. TFTC


lParent: GC13R7T
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12:37
Found after running the London City Race in orienteering. I ran around this one as well.
TFTC!


lParent: GC13R7T
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Nice easy find. There's a magnificent fig tree nearby but doesn't look like there'll be much ripening on it - shame!!


lParent: GC13R7T
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#04.22

Had to leave my bike "downstairs" to go up to search for the cache

TFTC
.

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:04:05 UTC.


lParent: GC2ET4H
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Found it no problem but couldn't sign the log book unfortunately as it had pretty much disintegrated.


lParent: GC62H8M
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I still had an hour before my train and as I'm a pretty fast walker, I decided I had time to look for a couple more caches before joining the seething masses of Friday evening travellers at Euston. One day I intend to walk the "full course" of the lost river as the caches I've found have whetted my appetite to find the rest! 
This was an easy find and provided me with an opportunity to lean on something to make a written note of the caches I'd found! Still on schedule for the train, I headed off for my final hunt!


lParent: GC62H8M
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Although I have logged this as an FTF, I wonder if it counts as one.
Technically, I am the first person to find cache GC62H8M but the container and log I found are the replacements put out by Shakeyjake_91 and also logged by Soltidani on 19 October 2014. The logshheet has both names.


lParent: GC62H8M
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{FTF} at 11:35 am
This is one of the River Fleet series I still needed to find - it had been disabled when I was going to search for it. I have been waiting for it (as well as some of the others) to be activated again.
When I got the email alert, I hesitated due to the rain but decided to go ahead. The rain did play havoc with my GPS readings but the map was helpful in getting to the GZ. Then after checking all the possibilities, I reread the hint and saw that I had ignored a clue. Then found the cache straightaway.
TFTC and thNk you for your continued maintenance, N0madgirl!


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Reviewing the last log, I noted that the hint failed to update, explaining the comments by the previous finder. Hint has now been updated. Should be all good.


lParent: GC5QCFF
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After gathering the coordinates I headed off to the final location in between rain showers this afternoon.   As others have pointed out, it is very difficult to search here without attracting attention from the businesses on both sides.   I had to resort to a walkabout phantom call on the mobile several times to avoid being challenged.   Fortunately, the coordinates are bang on.   Although I understand it, the hint is rather abstract and the container was somewhat above the point of intersection when I found it.   Signed and replaced carefully as found.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1496


lParent: GC5QCFF
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Sorted the new co-ordinates without problem, then a short stroll to the cache – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5QCFF
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Following a series of comments and DNFs (the cache was still there but a bit close to the entrance to a business) I have changed the location slightly. The new location is easily accessible in passing without attracting attention. The hint has been updated, of course. Happy caching. 
6 Sep 2015 23:22


lParent: GC5QCFF
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Not sure I like the area for this one - felt too much like trespassing. Attracted some unwanted questions and moved on.


lParent: GC5QCFF
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19:47
Searched the places indicated by the clue, but unable to find. Not comfortable searching the front of private property.


lParent: GC5QCFF
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In 11º day of vacation in London, in the morning i take the opportunity to make a few more caches accompanied by Liasousa and InesJFreitas. This time only in Clapham Common again.
The whole morning was very good with 2 multicaches very good to oo. 
The caches and multicaches were all ok.
Our thanks to all the owners.
Greetings from Madeira Island

This multicache: Everything ok (Final location a little dificult to do because of a resident (employee?) muggle of the building were is the cache.

This entry was edited by Cidinho on Wednesday, 05 August 2015 at 12:19:44 UTC.


lParent: GC5QCFF
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Thanks for this cache, John Venn created his infamous diagrams whilst in Hull (my home town). I did feel the end of the sign was a little cheesy though! TFTC.

This entry was edited by bilbobaggins2k on Tuesday, 21 July 2015 at 16:37:45 UTC.


lParent: GC474G8
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Couldn't resist, as we are at Millwall for the Wigan Warriors v Catalans Dragons rugby league game. TFTC.


lParent: GC474G8
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Sometimes this crazy hobby takes me to interesting or beautiful places.   Not today, but TFTC!   [;)]
#1454


lParent: GC474G8
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On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Area is a bit grotty! TFTC


lParent: GC474G8
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Quick one to keep the streak alive.
Coords were a bit off for me but the hint got me to the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4PJWE
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#3194 - On my way to Warwick via London, I had to change from Paddington to Marylebone. Decided to walk, and took the opportunity of picking up 3 caches along the way. Easy find here!
TFTC and greetings from Sweden!


lParent: GC5V5PV
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Enjoyed this stroll around Clapham. Thank you for all of the effort you put into this cache 

This entry was edited by bilbobaggins2k on Tuesday, 21 July 2015 at 16:46:49 UTC.


lParent: GC5V5PV
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Due to apparent absence of popular demand for lots of coordinate calculations in the field, I have made the waypoints visible and added an alternative solution that should make this a quick and easy stroll without any complicated calculations. 

Enjoy!


lParent: GC5V5PV
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STF!  This was a bit involved, but the frequent cross sum checks reassured us that we were on the right path, and we managed to make it all the way round and to the cache without taking any wrong turns.  All good at GZ, a nice hide - TFTC.


lParent: GC5V5PV
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Yay!!! FTF #5
Thank you for CO who helped me when i couldn't count 4 year old arithmetics... 
Was very excited when i saw this one published yesterday. Had a go a the first stages this morning and finished it after work. 
Great little places of Clapham i didn't know. 
TFTC


[FTF]


lParent: GC5NPN7
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Found this cache on the way back from my nephew's birthday party in southwark park. Quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5NPN7
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Coming here from http://coord.info/GC55CXR , I was almost ran over by a car on the huge roundabout. I adjusted to driving on the left just fine, but crossing the roads as a pedestrian, oh boy. But I got to this cache alright. I remembered this area because we arrived there with metro, Canada Water station. The place where the cache is is really frequent, but there were some guys doing and filming (amazing) flips, so I figured they got most of the attention. I found the cache quickly and took it to a bench, where I logged it, waited for a bit, returned the cache back and waited for a bit again, just to be sure no muggles are going to take it. Seeing now that people were logging this cache after me confirmed that I was sneaky enough :) After that, I still had almost an hour left before meeting again with my friends at hostel. I decided to proceed to http://coord.info/GC3D1H6 .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC14AE0
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Spotted this one earlier today but an inconveniently placed muggle meant we couldn't retrieve it. Continued our caching walk down to Canary Wharf and watched the round the world clippers setting off before making our way back to Tower Bridge and thankfully picking up this one on the way. TFTC


lParent: GC14AE0
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#04.23

No time to sit down and sit about it, had to rush for dinner so I quickly retrieved the container, signed log and left...

TFTC
.

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:05:57 UTC.


lParent: GC46PRF
lText:
We had planned a trip to London to collect some Earthcaches, Virtuals and other significant dates that we needed and this was always on our hit-list. With our usual lack of planning though, we were mystified why at GZ we could not spot a huge 120 tonne block of stone. A quick word with one of the museums guides soon had us where we needed to be and we could appreciate the enormity of this monument. An excellent Earthcache and so, many thanks due to Ellie&Rudi Mentry and a Fav' point awarded.


lParent: GC46PRF
lText:
For this visit to London we had a heavy duty to do - 19 ECs in inner London ! So we rushed around by bus and by tube for three days. Our feet hurt badly but we could see places we would never have visited without and learned to see London from a very different side ! Thank you very much for creating these ECs !
Trio WiLiBeTo from Austria
# 3326


lParent: GC46PRF
lText:
My third Earth cache today and the most poignant so far.
Spent a few quiet moments gathering the information
TFTC


lParent: GC46PRF
lText:
On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list, too.

The answers for this EC were collected at GZ and send to the CO.

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to Ellie&Rudi Mentry for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3224 .


lParent: GC46PRF
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Very busy at the museum today.  So coming to the memorial was a quiet serene place.  At the time of this event my mum passed away so I didn't really take much notice of it. Able to correct that today. Answers sent to the CO. Thanks for this EarthCache.


lParent: GC46PRF
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In London with Glovebox for a couple of cool days[:D]

We were interested in what we might find here! A really cool EC, always nice to lean something new. TFTEC


lParent: GC46PRF
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We decided to do this earth cache as we visited the museum with geokids. Melin boy sent answers on behalf of us both. TFTC.


lParent: GC1MW6G
lText:
Another trip to London to watch Football this weekend. Not too much time to find caches, but this one was close to the hotel. Never been here by the Royal Albert Hall before. Nice building:) Tftc!


lParent: GC384PX
lText:
~08h30 Logging my annual DNF [:)]. The cache was definitely not where it should be as I checked everywhere from behind - being helped by a staff member who was doing some gardening nearby and knew about the cache . . . so this will have to wait a little longer . . .


lParent: GC384PX
lText:
Zusammen mit Lissbett in unserem gemeinsamen London Urlaub schnell finden können :-)

Thank you for the Cache and greetings from Germany :-)


lParent: GC1P7J3
lText:
Came before work but couldn't find it. I gave up trying to feel for it as everywhere was wet from the rain which meant it was muddy. But I think I may have been looking on the wrong side. Will have to come back and try again.


lParent: GC1P7J3
lText:
There were a group of older teens climbing on the bridge when we arrived, but managed to search fairly thoroughly. Unfortunately no sign of the cache.


lParent: GC1P7J3
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I wasn't lucky with my first London cache. I did some pictures and videos with my cellphone, so I could see where the cache is supposed to be (somehow, I didn't want to just shove my hand in and grope around...) It's just not there and now I can see I'm not the only one. I even tried to come back the next day, still no luck. Maintenance needed then, I guess...Still, interesting bridge! 

I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. Later, I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

Greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 13:58:48 UTC.


lParent: GC1P7J3
lText:
The third cache on or near a bridge I looked for today - and the third one I'd failed to find.


sigh.


lParent: GC1P7J3
lText:
had a bit of a headache with this one until gps eventually settled. Had a number of offers of help in our search while in the wrong place, but gratefully turned them down. loved the structure. tftc red #6


lParent: GC5HW9K
lText:
Oh I never fail to feel conspicuous caching in London!!! Easily found and hastily signed log as t&p!! TFTC


lParent: GC13M74
lText:
" De Portugal para Londres por um mês "
On my one month internship,  i can't lose the opportunnity to do same caches. 
Tftc/opc
Out: smile
In: coin


lParent: GC5DENX
lText:
Was about to give up on when I rechecked my position and realised I had the wrong spot!  Quick location change and there it was. Lid missing.


lParent: GC5DENX
lText:
#2,037 07h35 (1/6 cache finds on a lovely sunny morning)

Enjoyable stroll along the canal but my GPS decided to go haywire for a while which worked out OK as the cache location had 3 occupants when I had passed by earlier. Now with them gone the cache was quickly found. TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC1VNJB
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#2,038 07h50 (2/6 cache finds on a lovely sunny morning)

Found easily enough after a short search. Few muggles around at this time so was able to operated in comfort. TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC1VNJB
lText:
In the area visiting a friend and this was perfect for the cache of the day. School girl error and had no pen, so photo attached of the log! Tftc


lParent: GC3Y1CQ
lText:
Enjoyed looking at the garden and the bees and made a straightforward find once a couple of muggles had finished collecting blackberries at GZ [:)] TFTC. [:)]


lParent: GC3Y1CQ
lText:
Nice and quick find before visiting the Geffrye Museum this morning. 
Lovely gardens, especially at this time of the year! [:)]
TFTC!


lParent: GC4F8NK
lText:
After not finding Bascule Bridge, I came here. Such a lovely area.
A quick easy find and then off to work!
TFTC!


lParent: GC4F8NK
lText:
After finding http://coord.info/GC388BP and storing caches at hostel, I got here. At first, the hint kinda mislead me, I was like, what the hell...Where? :) Then it hit me and I saw it, and it made a perfect sense! I just LOVED the use of hint, very nice :) After that, I was off to my first DNF on this journey at http://coord.info/GC1WJHC .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 14:11:56 UTC.


lParent: GC4F8NK
lText:
Found during a walk near the docks! Great spot whithout any tourist... but me!
Thabks for the cache!


lParent: GC4F8NK
lText:
After DNFing the cache by the bridge, this was a reassuringly quick and easy find...

..and bigger than expected too!


TFTC


lParent: GC4F8NK
lText:
Didn't quite make sense of the hint until I was standing in front of the cache, then it made perfect sense. TFTC!


lParent: GC4ZMRJ
lText:
Found the cache, but it's been wrecked and needs repair. No lid, no contents, but pleased to have made our first find of the night.


lParent: GC4ZMRJ
lText:
My best friend introduced me to Geocaching today and after trying to find 3 before it we finally found one and it made us very excited like big kids finding treasure! Team Chous!


lParent: GC4ZMRJ
lText:
First find outside the USA, dropped two trackables, glad I found a cache large enough for them. Tftc!


lParent: GC5J5Y2
lText:
Even without a hint this was a QEF.   Not a nano, now a micro.   With an industrial strength magnet!   TFTC!   [:)]
#1495


lParent: GC5J5Y2
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Straight to it – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5J5Y2
lText:
After work decided to do two  cach with Gfreitas and Inesjfreitas good easy find Tftc.

This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Wednesday, 19 August 2015 at 00:09:51 UTC.


lParent: GC5J5Y2
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Container is a 35mm and not a nano so cache page needs updating. TFTC


lParent: GC5J5Y2
lText:
Disturbed a small green spider fur which I feel a little guilty. Cap is missing from the container. TFTC!


lParent: GC4675P
lText:
Bevor unser Zug von Paddington abfuhr, haben wir noch zwei cache gesucht und gut gefunden. TFTC sagt Liska30 aus Hamburg

This entry was edited by Liska30 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 17:07:58 UTC.


lParent: GC4675P
lText:
A quick find and nice to log a cache whilst waiting for a train. Not big enough for TB's but visited the TB I have that is in a race. Tftc

This entry was edited by papworth on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:46:10 UTC.


lParent: GC2TF9A
lText:
Found with Mr Potty after picking bike up from Decathlon.  Used selfie camera to search, worked a treat ;-).  Nice to find a bigger cache, clean, dry, interesting swaps and a TB, thanks.


lParent: GC2TF9A
lText:
Last time I was in this neighbourhood, there were muggles standing by the cache.  Walking past today for a nice quick find. [8D]
Thanks for placing, [:)] TFTC [:)]

Dropped TB
#4251


lParent: GC2TF9A
lText:
Came here from beautiful place, http://coord.info/GC4Z5TA . Twin brother of another bridge closer at the river Thames, where there is also a cache: http://coord.info/GC1P7J3 . I was just hoping I won't be having the same kind of bad luck I had there :) And at first, it looked like I will. But a torch helped me a lot, even in the middle of a bright day :) It wasn't easy to find it, luckily, the bridge isn't much frequent place. No muggles up here and you certainly cannot be seen from the docks. Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC4PNTX .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:28:20 UTC.


lParent: GC2TF9A
lText:
tried to look for with a little group who has been here before and we couldn´t find it. And there´s been many DNF´s before, so could the CO check it out please? [:)]


lParent: GC5MJWT
lText:
Although the CO is currently inactive, I had noticed a fair amount of community maintenance since my NM posting last month so today I returned to GZ in the lunchtime sunshine for a QEF.   Log signed and bolt replaced in its lofty hiding place.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1491


lParent: GC5MJWT
lText:
Found after a small search.  Old cache found and then new cache found on road in gutter!  Log removed and signed.   Cache replaced in correct position. TFTC


lParent: GC5MJWT
lText:
Found the cache but only the fake screw. Not sure where to sign it. There were also several muggles around. TFTC anyway! #34


lParent: GC5RHX0
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As I approached GZ this afternoon there were only two host candidates, but both seemed a bit exposed and unlikely.   There was a solitary muggle pondside but his attention was focused on his model yacht.   Mmmm.   I looked and concluded that there was only one place it might be.   Bingo.   Great hide, very bold and probably rather difficult when it's busy.   Deserves another FP.   All good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1490


lParent: GC5RHX0
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Straight to it! – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5RMW8
lText:
Found this a couple of weeks ago. Just moved to the area so lovely to explore. Logged as Louisa. TFTC


lParent: GC5RMW8
lText:
Due to a forth coming concert access cordoned off pity as this was last one in this serier ahh well that's cacheing for you


lParent: GC5TVAT
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Quickly sorted the new co-ordinates, then off to GZ and a quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5TVAT
lText:
On my way to meeting some friends on Clapham Common, and walked close to this one on my way from Clapham Junction station.

Think I worked out the sums OK, but my GPS was jumping about all over the place which meant I had a large area to search, and neither eyes nor fingers found the right place.

Rgds, Andy


lParent: GC5TVAT
lText:
Lovely church where we soon had the clues - looking at GZ faiuled but touchy feely worked fine TFTC and have a fav point


lParent: GC5TVAT
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Dropping Tommy the cat
TFTC Quenrelia

This entry was edited by Quenrelia on Monday, 31 August 2015 at 18:38:27 UTC.


lParent: GC5TVAT
lText:
[:I] After my woeful effortearly in the day, I returned this afternoon and noted that I had written down the information incorrectly - dyscalculia or dyslexia I know not which, but thankfully with the correct coords a quick find was made.
[:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5TVAT
lText:
Pretty happy with the numbers and coords. A few options at GZ that I scoured by finger and by eye but alas no cache.


lParent: GC4Y3WV
lText:
I had a conference call this lunchtime but was able to nip out afterwards.   Although the reserve was pretty busy I managed to retrieve, sign and replace without being spotted.   Thanks to KROP for showing me another hidden corner of London and thanks for placing this cache.   [:)]
#1415


lParent: GC4Y3WV
lText:
A lovely sunny day, a Tuesday with time for geocaching so what better place to go to than this lovely Nature Reserve.    To get here I walked pass so many interesting places. Thanks for bringing me here and for the cache KROP.


lParent: GC4Y3WV
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Was hoping to pick this one up today on my perambulation from Paddington to islington - alas it was not to be as although the day begins with a letter T and ends with a letter Y, the bits in the middle did not match the wording on the sign - or indeed the wording in the description!  If I had read the log beforehand however, I would not have experienced the other park close by in all its picture perfect morning wakening.  Just another excuse to come back when the reserve IS open [:)]


lParent: GC4Y3WV
lText:
Judicious timing of an appointment in the area meant that we could go hunting for this cache this afternoon! Was very glad that everything finished on time so we could walk up here and visit the little patch of woodland. The entrance was open just past 3pm and the place was an oasis of quiet - very peaceful and probably even nicer in the spring. The GPS didn't want to play though, and put us consistently at 80-90m away even at GZ so we just had to guess which muddy trail to take and the cache was quickly found (thankfully). All was in good condition, TNLN! Didn't want to leave any TBs behind because who knows when the next cacher will visit? Thanks so much for showing us this well-hidden spot. TFTC!


lParent: GC4Y3WV
lText:
Arrived at the gate to find it closed!!! How annoying! I thought Tuesday 30th Dec would be pushing it but still... rather disappointed.

This entry was edited by LucretiaUK on Tuesday, 30 December 2014 at 17:32:05 UTC.


lParent: GC4W23T
lText:
That was really easy cache. And oh, the view over Thames in the evening, after sunset! Beautiful :)

I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. Later, I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 13:59:10 UTC.


lParent: GC4W23T
lText:
Unfortunately I had no TB on hand to put in here, but thanks anyway for the nice walk along the south bank!


lParent: GC4W23T
lText:
circumnavigating the area today, felt like we had covered anything that resembled a major road on a day of criss cross and back and forth, glad to find, tftc


lParent: GC5B0AK
lText:
Visiting the area with Michelle195 today and decided to stop by to grab this cache. A QEF and lovely introduction to our day at the park, TFTC!


lParent: GC5B0AK
lText:
A QEF with Eternal Mist, there were a lot of muggles passing enjoying the warm Saturday but none of them seemed too concerned about 2 people hanging around. SL and replaced where found. TFTC.


lParent: GC5B0AK
lText:
Missing cache replaced at same location but now under a small log for (hopefully) enhanced security . . . happy hunting!


lParent: GC5F73R
lText:
That's all folks. My London holliday is over. I spend the last few hours here trying to find a last few caches in the direct vicinity of the hotel.  But this is clearly not my day since of the 5 caches,  i found only 2.

This was one of my failures. It was also the final cache i tried to find today. My GPS went nuts in this area. Every three steps he wanted me to go in a completely different direction. I also wasn't able to spot the cache from ground level. So no luck here.


lParent: GC5F73R
lText:
Not sure what's wrong with it... Looks like a magnet is missing perhaps? I wasn't sure what was best to do with the cache otherwise it would just get binned as rubbish or kicked in the canal! Could the CO get in touch and I can either place it somewhere discreet tomorrow or post it. Sorry!


lParent: GC5F73R
lText:
After a huge diversion spotted it out in the open. However not where I presume it needs to be. TFTC but I have taken cache temporarily.


lParent: GC5F73R
lText:
The times and numbers I have hunted for this cache.  However this time I took my time and I soon had the cache in my hand and the log signed.

Many thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
~08h40 Gave up the hunt after some 15 minutes fumbling around the area - must be well hidden. Also couldn't make sense of/gain the required assistance from the hint . . . will need to regroup and try again next year??


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
Out for a 2nd day with Laura+Rob and we picked this one up on our way to the flower market at Columbia Road.  Found easily.
TFTC #1452


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
Yet another lunchtime grab to keep the streak going. Will be running out of options soon.

Easy find with the help of a good clear hint. Lots of little muggles there today. Anyone would think it was the summer holidays.

TFTC.


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
In the city for the weekend. Had just visited the Columbia road flower market, and was on our way to the E5 bakehouse, so just had to stop off to collect this cache on our way past! Thanks.


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
A lovely evening to visit but unfortunately the farm is closed so will have to check it out another day

Nice quick find at GZ thanks to the very useful hint

TFTC


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
Logged during my trip to London.. 
TFTC and best regards from the green heart of Austria

Red-Ignis


lParent: GC3Y1C9
lText:
Found this cache on the way back from Broadway market when we came to the park. Found a nice seating area nearby where we signed the log. TFTC.


lParent: GC2P1XA
lText:
Found it with aclarke4 and two other cachers we found looking for it

This entry was edited by mscroggs on Monday, 07 September 2015 at 07:38:46 UTC.


lParent: GC2P1XA
lText:
At last
Couldn't locate last year but with the help of fellow caches the caches was safely in our hands


lParent: GC2P1XA
lText:
Another brief trip north to collect a few more smileys!
After a DNF at the last one it was good to get a find here!
TFTC!


lParent: GC2P1XA
lText:
So, after spending an excellent (but rainy!) week on the south coast, we were heading home to the midlands via a couple of nights in Enfield. While some of our party chose to spend their day completing a Lord-Of-The-Rings-A-Thon, me and the young geoboy chose to head out to central London to see what we could find.

<p>After a pleasant time in the market we popped down to this one. Shame there's no way of seeing more of the bunker as it must be quite interesting. As it was, we struggled to find this because of the number of muggles; but just as we were losing faith a very helpful security guard told us where to look and explained a bit more about the bunker. Many thanks to both him and the CO for the find!


lParent: GC2PZWE
lText:
Easily found with the hint. I used to drink in this pub quite a lot. I well remember my friend Sheila slapping me around the face for the first time in here. I deserved it, as I probably did all the ones that followed.


lParent: GC2PZWE
lText:
Muggle count far too high, and congregated right next to cache. May attempt another day when in London.


lParent: GC2PZWE
lText:
Little by little I do this walk. One would never guess that a river runs somewhere below... Quick find. Thanks.


lParent: GC2X4Y0
lText:
22:05
Found on my second sweep over the possible hiding spots, nice and cunning this one [:D]
Luckily not too many people about at this time of night, not a bad evening considering the rain all day!


lParent: GC2X4Y0
lText:
Picked up our daily cache whilst working in the area. 
Nice short walk to the Gz luckily area was quiet. 
Cache was found, signed and replaced within a couple of minutes. 
TFTC 


This entry was edited by 01582 on Thursday, 23 July 2015 at 17:47:28 UTC.


lParent: GC13PHP
lText:
Came back to put a travel bug in it but couldn't find the box. I wondered if it has been taken away.


lParent: GC13PHP
lText:
An overcast Sunday meant there weren't so many people out today so cache was easily retrieved. Original log very damp but paper log in plastic bag was fine. TFTC


lParent: GC13PHP
lText:
I was in London for 3 days and found my first "geocache" in a foreign country. I found it this morning. After few minutes, I found it (it was pretty easy to see it, maybe too easy and could be discovered ). The logbook was wet and I wrote on a piece of paper who was put in a little plastic bag. Need a real logbook ! 
I pushed it when I put it back.
In : a personnel small visit card and a TB : Kirdec's HQ TB. I hope it will travel far.
TFTC happy to have found one cache in London ;-)

This entry was edited by Sensei Oli on Thursday, 20 August 2015 at 21:16:44 UTC.


