# LogMemo

lParent: GC5B3YX
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Met up with TBear186 after work for a caching trip to Chiswick. We particularly wanted to do the ones in the park. We enjoyed the pleasant summer evening and were successful in finding all 14 caches we looked for!
After finishing the park caches, we walked down to get these 2 boat race ones. After looking around, I read the hint and soon had the cache in hand. A clever hide! (13 of 14)
Thank you for the cache, Aroura!


lParent: GC5B3YX
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It was a nice summers day and I met up with Debs54 after work for a little trip out to Chiswick. We had a very sucessfull evenings caching finding all 14 of the caches we looked for.  Walked over here after doing the Chiswick Park series, TFTC 13/14


lParent: GC3GNNF
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On another week's cycling / geocaching holiday to London, from Yorkshire. Forgot to log until I got back home but the date is correct. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with the help of the hint. TFTC


lParent: GC57RZT
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I found the cache completely in pieces. All the stuff inside had been thrown all around. I managed to gather as much as possible and signed the log. It was also very wet. Have a look around the trees by the gap in the fence.


lParent: GC57RZT
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I was on the  path and unusally wearing shorts so I was stratched by briars when finding this cache.

TFTC


lParent: GC57RZT
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One more cache during my holiday week in London. 
Very surprised to find two cricket fields near the cache.

Made with Nervokid and a mini muggle :)

Greetings from Portugal!

TFTC

Note: No TB in the cache. Logbook is wet!


lParent: GC3B1GY
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Came to the park to get the night caches with Hedgepiglet and RamsPadge.  Arrived early so decided to collect the caches in and around the park.
This was a great hide and Hedgepiglet quickly found the cache.
TFTC,  Mr Bosun!


lParent: GC4H76V
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Hurrah. Another old dnf off my back. Came here to get FTF over two years ago. This time I came back with someone who could see.  Lol. Quick find by vampire sleeves.  TFTC.


lParent: GC4H76V
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GPS died but was able to find this nonetheless. Nicely hidden for the untrained eye but easy with a cacher's eye! TFTC


lParent: GC56W3P
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Replaced the damp log so all good to go now. Sadly, wasn't able to replace the vandalised fencing but the cache still remains in place (though a little more exposed, so easier).


lParent: GC56W3P
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This was  tricky . At first I could not find the cache but then I  read the  hint , did what it  said and found the cache  on the  ground. It may need some maintenance .

TFTC.


lParent: GC50MW2
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This one was hard to find. The torch I had was dying but eventually I just about manage to spot it completely covered in spider web. The water came above our knees filling our wellies. We had to laugh. TFTC


lParent: GC50MW2
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I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

I slid down the weir and turned to help Sandra and there was the cache!


lParent: GC50MW2
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Caching with Kat and Chris today.

We stopped for a rest at the top of the weir before sliding down, just as I was about to descend a cry went up that the cache was found, I was within a foot of it! Quick sign and replace and we were on to the next [:)]

Another fav [:)]


lParent: GC50MW2
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A fun day out caching with GRATHEFISH doing the Quaggy series and few MBH caches.... [:)]

Up until just before this one, Gra had managed to stay for the most part dry... unlike me who had got soaked through at the beginning.... so it was quite funny to hear him moan about water going over the top of his wellies and filling them up..... Hee, hee... [:D] It didn't really bother me, as I been squelching the the whole way anyhow.... 

We got through the deep water and up the other side and I went straight to this one.. and spotted it right away... [:)] We managed to keep the log dry, while signing it...

Thanks for the cache heartstones1


lParent: GC50MW2
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I teamed up today with Fay,R+R to complete the brilliant Quaqqy series and a couple of MBH caches,up until now my wellies had served me extremely well keeping my feet nice and dry,we had just splodged through some seriously deep mud and now we're heading towards deeper water and that chilling feeling as the water pours over the top of you're wellies and up to you're nether regions.We soon scale the flume and Fay spots the cache.A fav point here for something a bit different,thanks for placing.


lParent: GC50MW2
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We managed to pass this one twice without spotting it,third time lucky.I had planned to get the whole series but with things taking a bit longer than planned and work commitments ill have to come back sometime.  Thanks for a great series heartstones1


lParent: GC50MW2
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Log#3: It was so wonderful to be back out in daylight again. I was so keen I went straight past the cache to take a breath of fresh air before checking my GPS and crawling back in to the flume to find it. It was pretty well camouflaged in thick spiders web, which goes to show how often its found.


lParent: GC50MW2
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We were here for the puzzle caches really, but it made sense to grab ones like this as it was literally 'on the way'. An interesting place to pause and have a think about how to get back up the flume eventually! TFTC


lParent: GC50MW2
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Yep, Far Away found it! (I wondered how he'd signed it so quickly ;-) must have been distracted in the excitement of bumping into fellow cachers under the A210!!)


lParent: GC26T3H
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The girls found this one fairly easily. The cache was FULL of loot, which children absolutely love, so swapsies ensued...


lParent: GC26T3H
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We had a great time finding this we also found 3 Tb that we will be sending on their way soon in the new forest.. Tftc


lParent: GC26T3H
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Found the cache while visiting from Virginia, USA. Dropped off four travel bugs that wanted to come to Europe. Thanks for providing a cache that will hold travel bugs. TFTC/SL


lParent: GC26T3H
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Quite tricky to find the exact location but what a great little treasure trove once we did spot it! Tftc


lParent: GC5JT5B
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Met up with TBear186 after work for a caching trip to Chiswick. It was a pleasant summer's evening and we enjoyed the walk and were successful in finding all 14 caches we looked for.
This was a tricky hide and had us searching for some time. We rummaged, we looked, we felt around but the cache eluded us. I even tried searching a completely different area but then went back to the original one. Then TBear186 had an inspiration and began prodding with a stick and soon we heard a different sound revealing the cache! We replaced the cache so that it was hidden but hopefully not as deeply! Well done to those who made a quick find here! (14 of 14)
This is a lovely spot and we enjoyed the view along the Thames!
TFTC!


lParent: GC5JT5B
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It was a nice summers day and I met up with Debs54 after work for a little trip out to Chiswick. We had a very sucessfull evenings caching finding all 14 of the caches we looked for.  This was a tricky one to find and I can only say well done to everyone who has had a quick fiind here. We searched by sight, we searched by fingertip without success. Finally I resorted to prodding with a stick which eventually paid off as I at last heard a slightly hollow knock as the stick found its target.  It still took a bit of rooting about before the container appeared. I have tried to re-hide it not quite so deeply. 14/14


lParent: GC5JT5B
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Second try, still didn't find it. Searched almost everywhere, another geocaches was there searching a lot as well. Can someone confirm that it's still there? Some more details about the hideouts would be nice (as a private message).


lParent: GC5JT5B
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I wanted a cache today so I could get the souvenir. I know its lame, but the problem aroused that I was a working and I either own or have collected all of the local caches to my work location. 
Luckily my partner was working today and she works close to this location, so after dropping her off I managed to park up and get to the GZ a few minutes later.
A nice quick find and the log was signed, placed back into its bag and resealed the box. A noise behind me made me look. A group of 8 muggles all on bikes trying to get along the narrow path behind them several walkers as well. Still this meant I could enjoy the view before re hiding the cache.

Great view, many thanks for bringing me here.


lParent: GC5JT5B
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Quick one on my way to work.
Beautiful place. I will be back.
TFTC

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 21:58:07 UTC.


lParent: GC5DRWZ
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Found it but recent back surgery meant I was unable to retrieve. Non spoiler photo to prove I was at the GZ


lParent: GC5DRWZ
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This one had a wonderful smell of biscuits baking. Given the previous DNFs I wasn't hopeful but the co-ords were spot on and after spotting a likely hiding spot, felt up and retrieved the well disguised cache. TFTC.


lParent: GC5DRWZ
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Was initially worried by the recent sawdust and cut back vegetation nearby, but the cache location has not been disturbed. Log a bit damp. Thanks for the clever cache - the Eppendorf tube reminded me of my time working in a lab, many years ago. Cheers.


lParent: GC5DRWZ
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Found easiy as I walked straight to it and spoted in the torchlight, may be more difficult in the daylight, 
didnt realise there was a feeder from the reservoirs and brent I thought all the water was fed from the main line at bulls bridge, so now i know.
TFTC nice hide
Iain the bargee


lParent: GC3WJNR
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With 1260rjc in Beckenham having met up early for some caching prior to a District ringing practice at St Georges.  Interesting stone here.  Thanks for bringing us here and to read about this type of stone.


lParent: GC3WJNR
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In Beckenham with 1260smc for a ringing practice at St George's. She still need an earthcache for the souvenir so we stopped here for this one beforehand. TFTC


lParent: GC3WJNR
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I was born and raised in Beckenham and though I no longer live there the boys and I were visiting my mum and after a trip to Kelsey Park we made a stop at this Earth Cache. We had a few 'issues' with the answers haha - but have emailed the COs. Finger's crossed!!!
Thanks for the Earth Cache - we learnt something today!


lParent: GC3WJNR
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Visited with Mankybadger who has emailed CO on my behalf. We were passing as we had been to Streatham Kite Day and we wanted to do a cache today that would qualify for the "Fun with Favourites" souvenir, minimum of 10 favourites required. TFTEC The Creepy Crawlies


lParent: GC3WJNR
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Found this cache today with TiaELF after the STreatham kite day. An email of answers is winging its way to the C.O.

Apologies for this generic log; for a fuller report of my day see 
 http://mankybadger.blogspot.co.uk/ but don't expect specific spoilers about this cache; I don't think the C.O. would want me to give them.
If anyone worries about such things, for me this was cache # 5007 which I found at 17:43 on 21.06.2015.
As is so often said in geocaching circles "Thanks for the cache"....


lParent: GC3WJNR
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The conspiracy in the UK.

It's becoming a yearly tradition for the Conspiracy (Styxcaver, Poekie64. PatLePirat, Riemse Rakkers and me) to go geocaching in the UK. After visiting the region around Bath for 2 years, we now decided to travel to South-East London. Months of preparation to decide which caches to seek, which challenges to tackle, which ratings to score and matrix to fill. Two days before departure our roadbook was finally finished and we had a very filled schedule for our 2 days in the UK.

On our way to Calais we took on some caches, barely catching the ferry in time. From Dover to London we couldn't resist getting come caches as well, causing us to arrive late at our host family.

The next morning we got up bright and early and after stuffing a delicious English Breakfast into our mouths we were on our way with The Creepy Crawlies, The Biggin Hill Flyers and Boer & Brit. Caches quickly followed each other but near London we had to adjust our travel route due to traffic. Choices had to be made in order to get to our Meet & Greet later that day. The last cache nearly caused us to be late.. again. After some refreshments in a nearby pub we headed back into the night for some late caches. The last cache of that day being our bed.

After a very short night (daylight saving time grrrr), we were back back on the road for our second and last day. Early morning brought us good times, because we were able to log a DNF from the day before. Again we were met with lovely locations and wonderful caches, but sadly the clock kept on ticking and before we realised it was time to leave again. The ride to Dover was a silent one, we had had so little time and so much to do, but new plans were already in the making. After a very stormy ferry trip we were back home by midnight. We were asleep before our heads hit the pillow.

Thank you to all our friends in the UK, The Creepy Crawlies, The Biggin Hill Flyers en Boer & Brit, for the lovely hospitality, the wonderful care and company. We will certainly miss you, but we will see each other soon, be it in the UK or in Belgium.

Thank you to all Conspiracy members for yet another very successful cache adventure abroad.

And of course a big thank you to all the COs for the lovely caches and challenges, the wonderful places we could visit thanks to you. TFTC.

Greetings from Belgium!


lParent: GC3WJNR
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Excursion with the Conspiracy (PatLePirat, Riemse Rakkers, Poekie64, Sergeant Pain, Styxcaver).
 Poekie64 meet in Brussels the Creepy Crowlies, nefarious plans were made.
 A weekend in the UK. Plans were formed in advance. The personal wish lists were poured together into a road book.
 A meet and greet was scheduled to meet local geocachers.
 But mostly we looked forward to the meeting with the creepy Crow Lies.
 We were welcomed with open arms and pampered. Magnificent. We traveled together on the road, under the wings of the Creepy Crow Lies, Boer & Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers.
 They were two brilliant days. Lots of fun and adventure. Teamwork.
 Thank you to everyone for such a great weekend.
 Also, all COs, thanks for the nice caches.
 TFTC
 
Agift from the Highlands ( the Creepy Crowlies ) :-)
thanks for this 
Greetings from Belgium 


Uitstap met the Conspiracy (PatLePirat, Riemse Rakkers, Poekie64, Sergeant Pain, Styxcaver). 
Poekie64 had in Brussel the Creepy Crowlies ontmoet en al hou werden er snode plannen gesmeed.
Een weekend naar de UK. Weken vooraf werden de plannen gevormd. De persoonlijke verlanglijsten werden samen gegoten tot een roadboek.
Een meet en greet werd gepland om de lokale geocachers te ontmoeten.
Maar vooral keken we uit naar de ontmoeting met the creepy Crowlies.
We werden er met open armen ontvangen en verwend. Schitterend. Samen trokken we op pad, onder de vleugels van the Creepy Crowlies, Boer & Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers.
Het waren twee schitterende dagen. Veel plezier en avontuur. Teamwork .
Bedankt aan iedereen voor dit fantastische weekend.
Ook alle CO's, bedankt voor de mooie caches.
TFTC
Styxcaver


lParent: GC40N2B
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Really sorry, when I was on the train on Sunday I realised I'd left the replacement cache in my car. I will replace it before or after this Saturday's game with Villa. Sorry.


lParent: GC40N2B
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Looks like it has gone. Will look to replace on Sunday 16th August - before or after the Arsenal game


lParent: GC40N2B
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Although Doug let us down, we were more than happy to locate Ollie after visiting the fan store. TFTC.


lParent: GC40N2B
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Happy with a shirt of Crystal Palace I am ready to go back to Holland and luckily we found this cache. My favorite manager is Louis van Gaal. Watch United next season!
TFTC.


lParent: GC4HN6G
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This was mine and my daughters first cache! Nice and easy once we got there. Unable to sign log as pencil had no end - lesson learned to always carry my own!!


lParent: GC50MW7
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Yuk didn't like this one. It was all sludgy and wet. So I sent my mate in as he had long arms. With all the traditional caches now found we re entered the dark underworld all the way back to the beginning. We both had great fun and luckily had a change of clothes. It's great to tick these ones off. Many thanks


lParent: GC50MW7
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As I was passing and already had wet feet, I thought I'd check in on this one.

The entrace was covered by a large spiders web and some large spiders to go with it.  I forgot how far in the cache had been placed and it felt like and I'm A Celebrity challenge

 [:)]


lParent: GC50MW7
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Checked up here as I'd not been myself since it had been maintained. I crawled in to inspect. All is well here. No footballs though.


lParent: GC50MW7
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With Lex.  We walked all the way downstream to here from the waterfall.  The water level was pretty low most of the way, barely ankle-deep.  We're pretty sure we worked out where the 2 ? caches might be hidden, but Lex was wearing the wrong trousers for an attempt today.  We found a football, non-geo kid will be pleased, and Lex discovered she has a hole in her wellies.  Enjoyed sending her into a tunnel to find another of your caches, have a favourite.  TFTC and bring us for a pleasant stroll in the river.


lParent: GC50MW7
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I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

We missed this one on  the way in so stopped for it on the way back. Sandra kindly did the retrieval while I took pictures!


lParent: GC50MW7
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We had missed this one on the way out so picked it up on the way back to the car.

I pulled the short straw and did the retrieval! No worries, I was soaked through anyway!

Many thanks for this very different series, it was a fun afternoon 

A Favourite [:)]


lParent: GC57M02
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Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

almost gave in here. I was just leaving when decided to take a final look, and there it was. Didn´t I look in there before? twice actually? well, tftc [:)]


lParent: GC4GPH9
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I have been trying to get this cache for a while, but because of being vertically challenged I am unable to climb up onto the nearby assisting vertical object. This time I brought my bike along to help me with the climb and I succeeded in obtaining the cache. I also managed to get it during a period where there were no muggle so which is never easy on this busy footpath. TFTC


lParent: GC4GPH9
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Tricky cache while we were on the Wimbledon Wanderer walk. Needed to employ some climbing skills and stealth. Satisfying! Log signed. TFTC :)


lParent: GC4GPH9
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Thanks for the cache! Couldn't get logbook however, too stuck inside the container, picture attached.


lParent: GC4GPH9
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Boosted the 10 year old onto the lampost but she couldn't quite reach. I can't get onto the lamp post - at 5 ft 3 the step is waist height and I'm wearing skinny jeans with not much stretch! I think I need a push from another adult, I don't trust the kids.


lParent: GC4GPH9
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Woo hoo! First to sign the new log sheet. Thanks Wibledonian for replacing the cache that had gone missing last week. Pleased to see that I was looking in the right place all along.
Good to meet Cseking and Legogenius who were tracking down the cache at the same time.  Sorry I had to rush off, we had a long drive up north to do!


lParent: GC4GPH9
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Looked all around and for someone 6 foot tall, an additional 2 feet wasn't too tricky but no sign of it anywhere. Going by the hint and logged photos I'm certain I was in the right place.


lParent: GC2MVHF
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I think easier to find it on match days,  less obvious that someone sneaking around looking for something. But good little find. Tftc


lParent: GC2MVHF
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Passing by thought we'd give this one a go. Spotted this one quickly, not sure how I missed it before! Tftc!


lParent: GC2MVHF
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Haha! Nice hint! We were looking for this a year ago, but we couldn't find it. Now we were at that area, so we gave it a second chance. It was a good 10 minutes, but finally we spotted the cache. Tftc!


lParent: GC5WBZV
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Shortish search and cache soon in hand – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5WBZV
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We managed to lose travis5 before this one. Soon retrieved him again! Quickly spotted this one. Left some swaps


lParent: GC5WBZV
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It took a while to locate the cache as my GPS had difficulty under the tree, but with a little perseverance the cache was found. TFTC


lParent: GC5WBZV
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I had a real problem here. Today my accuracy was bouncing and never better for me than saying GZ was within 10m. Big area to check but two fairly obvious. Anyway previous finder seemed to have made a brill job of covering it which I can't match. 

All good and now all found. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WBZV
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Picked this as my cache of the day....left a TB. Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GC5112Z
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Came down to the park with Hedgepiglet to do the night cache and joined by RamsPadge. We arrived early so decided to collect the caches in and aroubd the park until was getting dark. Dropped off TB.
Got to the GZ and quickly found the cache. Great hide and great container!
TFTC, Sludge bucket!

This entry was edited by Debs54 on Thursday, 02 July 2015 at 19:10:53 UTC.


lParent: GC5112Z
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Found this one with Debs54 and Hedgepiglet whilst waiting for it to get dark for the nearby nightcache. Drop off a small TB and a small geocoin.


lParent: GC5112Z
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After watching Kent beat Surrey thought I'd try the night cache here. As this was on the way, I had to stop. Took longer than it probably should have until I looked at the right angle and found it. Nice container. TFTC


lParent: GC2A8H6
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Cache sitting exposed on the grass, found without a search.  Hope we put it back where it should be.


lParent: GC2A8H6
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#2,046 07h25 (1/5 cache finds - and 3DNFs [:(] - on a fine sunny morning)

Walking from Leytonstone station and enjoying the pleasant stroll along the Flats, this was a quick & easy find. Quiet at this time with few muggles around. Didn't notice any 'stump' . . .

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself


lParent: GC2A8H6
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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. Echo previous finder's comments. TFTC


lParent: GC59K30
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Spent over 5hrs looking for this in the last month to find it so easily as I gave up. Brilliantly hidden
TFTC


lParent: GC59K30
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After numerous times coming back to look, we finally found it. Very well hidden. Thanks for the cache :)


lParent: GC59K30
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Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

Didn´t found it. I had time limit of 10 minutes per cache on the walk and time ran out here.


lParent: GC59K30
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After my success at Thames Barrier it was now time for this cache to defeat me! At least I'm not the only one.


lParent: GC59K30
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Second visit to this one, so very glad to get my hand on it this time. Had a good idea of the style of hide, and after checking a few options, soon had it. TFTC.


lParent: GC2NXDT
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Another Thursday, another cache on my way to fencing. Nice quick cache and dash or it would have been had I not decided to head into the park to take in a couple of Ingress portals too... TFTC!


lParent: GC2NXDT
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Thanks so much for this cache. It was on our way back from the new Oxygen Free Jumping so perfect ending to the adventure. The lid is broken, but the cache is there. Thanks!


lParent: GC2NXDT
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Found today after a quick egg on toast at the Bridge Cafe, an easy find but as stated in previous logs the lid has broken so the container is not waterproof. I added a new piece of paper but had no plastic bags so how long it will last I know not. Needs maintenance - thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5WBZH
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I must believe the GPS.  A long search. Found it eventually exactly where the GPS was indicating. TFTC


lParent: GC5WBZH
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Short search and voilà – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5WBZH
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Out with whitefriar, travis5 and fearless Indiana. This was spotted by whitefriar. Left a couple of swaps in


lParent: GC5WBZH
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What a maze to find my way around. Still followed the trail left by those doing something with dogs more often seen near hills and eventually a tree was spied. Same trouble to remove as another but then realised being too gentle. Cache signed. TFTC.


lParent: GCXK5V
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We gave up, came back back and then had to come back again.  Also found a nearby cache hadn't been signed since April - no container so not sure of bonus cache or not!?


lParent: GCXK5V
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Went for a few drinks with a friend at the nearby establishment, and much to her disgust there was a cache conveniently nearby! Quick find whilst she was elsewhere although she just had to replace it once the log was signed 
Many thanks


lParent: GCXK5V
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Great cache :) Once I found it I fancied an ice cream from the man selling ice creams from a cart in the area. Sadly I forgot my money as well as a pen to write my name on the log. Photo evidence instead.


lParent: GCXK5V
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S is for short-changed and singleton...

I was after a cache with at least 10 FPs for the first stage of the "GC Road Trip".  This was just up the road, and I've not done a rodz for a while; quality is usually guaranteed, so it was an obvious choice for my daily cache.  Forgot my GPS, but iPhone was fine, and I spotted something immediately on arrival (and I don't mean the hordes of people sitting with their legs dangling over the edge...).  Straight into stealth mode and the cache (or was it just a container?) was in hand.  Signed the log, reassembled and replaced; the two couples just a few feet from me were none the wiser...  Then went for an enjoyable stroll past the pubs; spotted plenty of tasty locations for placing an extreme cache or two...

I'm intrigued by previous logs and the mention of two caches (or, to be more precise, one cache and one decoy); I only found one container and, as it seemed to be exactly what I would have expected, I thought nothing more of it.  And the log was normal paper and had plenty of signatures, so I can't make much sense of Dumpster41's log.  I'm guessing that Hibou! found the decoy and put a log sheet in it.  And then Dumpster41 found the decoy.  And then he found the actual cache but it came apart so he retrieved the log without realising that it was in the container.  If I get a chance, I'll go back when it's quieter and investigate; I'm disappointed that I only found one of the two things...  TFTC!


lParent: GCXK5V
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Found on a gorgeous sunny summery evening... came tot he City Barge for a drink (wow they have poshed it up!) and then thought we might as well try out our stealth skills on this... soooooo many muggles hanging about! Sat down nearby for a bit and decided on likely location, happily were right! Nice hide :-) Waited overnight to log for the one small reason that we were very surprised to find a TB in the cache! (Yes a TB in a micro!) A small one but we REALLY like him! So hoped the person who left it might log, but now we realize they must have found cache a while back as no one had signed for this weekend. (In fact we think at least two finders haven't logged here yet.) Anyway it's always fun to get a cache in a place we've walked past hundreds of times, without realizing. A fp on this... :-) TFTC!!!!!


lParent: GCXK5V
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Great cache. I was at the wrong level first, and several times spotted a couple of things, but as there were 2 I kept discounting them. When I finally stopped ignoring them I found the clever cache and the new log left by Hibou!. When I looked a little harder I found the original log (but no container) somewhere else. This is where my big fingers made a meal of first retrieving the log after signing i tried to replace it's camouflage and made a meal of that too.
I don't think it was meant to be uncovered here, and now its pushed in a bit too far. It was fairly quiet here tonight but there were a few people around, so I had to move on before a full temporary fix could be completed.
However the original container and new log from Hibou! are in A1 condition and available to find.
Another great cache by rodz so favourite point awarded.
TFTC # 2547


lParent: GCXK5V
lText:
I found the cache but it was empty. No logs inside.
I put one of my emergency log (waterproof) in it. 
One of the most beautiful views of the river i've seen.
Fantastic sport for a cache.
TFTC

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 21:59:36 UTC.


lParent: GC4CAQ3
lText:
I came to check and it's there. As I mentioned.in the last log it's no longer overhanging.it is at head height. I'll change the cache name.


lParent: GC4CAQ3
lText:
DNF after a long search we found the string it was previously attached to but the replacement was very well hidden and 3 pairs of eyes could not find it.


lParent: GC4CAQ3
lText:
Searched and searched for ages, up the bank and down low.  No sign of a cache for us at all and we'd spent ages!!


lParent: GC4CAQ3
lText:
I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

Quick find here


lParent: GC4CAQ3
lText:
Caching with Kat and Chris today

We are now very wet but enjoying the caches. This one was found without too many problems

A favourite for a caching adventure that is a little different [:)]


lParent: GC4KHW7
lText:
Geohubby found this one while on his travels in the ambulance car and keeping one ear open for an emergency call! It can be pretty difficult to be inconspicuous when you're wearing a high vis jacket! But he managed it, therefore keeping up our current streak. TFTC. :)


lParent: GC3Y5QQ
lText:
I really wonder where my mind strayed while I was approaching this cache. Started searching at completely wrong place and found nothing. But once I made a few steps back and reread the name of the cache... [:I]


lParent: GC3Y5QQ
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

I was looking at those guns, and found a cache at same time. beautiful view on the river, and saw a boat named Loth Loriën sailing along the Thames. [:)] tftc


lParent: GC3Y5QQ
lText:
Nice easy find while visiting a friend nearby. I was unable to open the container to sign the log (screwed up so tight!), but I've messaged the cache owner with a photo as proof. TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC3Y5QQ
lText:
A quick find but it took much longer to get the cache opened as the thread has gone. I had to find a small bit of metal to fit through the hole in the top to get the leverage to shift it. I have not tightened it fully to give the next finder a chance of opening it. TFTC


lParent: GC4YVQB
lText:
Please can you check i sure i had the right tree and area as geo path let me known i come again from heathrow on way back home


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Found on the way home from a Jethro Tull concert at Shepherds Bush - which was excellent by the way. Cache behind rather than below. TFTC.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Back for a second go after an initial very rainy hunt around and DNF. Found it fairly quickly this time and it was well worth the return visit. TFTC!


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Just to remind people, I am looking after this for the original owner and have replaced the original small clip lock container that went missing, with a small magnetic container which is a little more unusual (no photos of the container please). Best of luck.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
All ready to go. Visited today and replaced it with the same - slightly unusual - container as before. Please be careful when feeling around, not to knock it off (magnetic) and then please replace at hip height to save people scrabbling around in the rubbish.

Lovely.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Just visited and it looks like it has gone missing. Just ordered a replacement and will submit a note when it is up and running again.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Will go and have a look now there are 2 DNFs. The rain has been quite heavy so perhaps it has been washed away.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Couldn't find this one after a long search with four of us. We thought we'd found the spot after looking at the hint, but still no luck (though we found a few discarded dirty nappies instead - yuck). We had to move on when an event ended at the church hall and we were in danger of being rumbled. Will try again another time.


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
No luck so far.. Will try again (with kids in tow then I don't look so supicious routing through bushes!)


lParent: GC3EBQW
lText:
Thanks for the cache! My first ever find and after 5 attempts finally found it! No pen sadly so couldn't sign the log.


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
Doing lights at the Big Weekender today so grabbed this whilst getting lunch - many thanks. Muggle central so hope I wasn't spotted...


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
With Mr Potty.  Hint a bit confusing but photos put us in the right spot and onto it in a flash.  Thanks.


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
~07h15 After 10 minutes fumbling around in between passing muggles found neither the cache nor anything resembling the clue . . . time to move on . . . also tried again some 2 hours/6 cache finds later with further non-success . . . surely a tricky hide!


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
Together with my grandson (4 years old) find this one, teaching him how to find a treasure! He likes it a lot!
Nice hide and nice church!
TFTC


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
First off I had to buy emergency batteries at Poundland, rookie error. Then I spent some time walking up and down trying to get a fix on where I was supposed to be looking, thinking a bit too late about the wording and the hint... Finally I thought about the last Jekub cache I found and wondered if this was a similar hide.... it was!


lParent: GC53T54
lText:
---(2015-04-28 15:33:42---(DNF)---
A couple of winters ago I stumbled across a website describing tubewalking (walking between London Underground stations) and on the same website was a description of the author's (Mark Moxon) walk around the London Loop. I walked the Loop in 2014 so this year I decided on tubewalking.

Today was my ninth and last day walking the Central line and this was the last cache I searched for on the Central line. Unfortunately I didn't find the cache or anything matching the hint which is close enough to the coords.


lParent: GC30ZWN
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DNF [:(] whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Long search in and around where the gps took us, which also matched the hint! [:(][:(]
Is it still there and if so are the co-ords correct? [:(][:(]


lParent: GC5CCRH
lText:
Following a request, did a maintenance visit this morning. Cache had gone awol - replacement now there and ready to be found!


lParent: GC5CCRH
lText:
Sadly a DNF for us today, admittedly we didn't spend too long because of Muggles close by.
We came here for a colour and the memories, TooTsuite was born here and I was based up the road!!
Thanks for placing anyway.


lParent: GC5CCRH
lText:
#684
It's like the previous log says a tricky one to locate but once you get the colors sorted and the people stop walking by you'll get it t4tc ?


lParent: GC5CCRH
lText:
tricky one this one as GPS was playing up
We used the map to guess where the GZ would be

Once we did we quickly found the cache

TFTC


lParent: GC5CCRH
lText:
On my tour to se a Charlton game i tried out four caches. This was the only one I found due to a good hint.  After this one i had three dnfs. Was then rejected from the football game because it was only for members.  No visitors from Sweden welcome.  I think that was my last visit at that place.  At least the fish and chips was all right at an near by restaurat, so the day had some good things at last. Thank you for this cache. It helped me sign the cache for the day.
*** Cache #1366 *** 
*** Found using c:geo for Android with Samsung Galaxy S2 and my Garmin GPSmap62s 
*** OnGoing: 317 consecutive days with finds from 2014-06-06 up to this day. 

This entry was edited by nilekl on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 20:25:47 UTC.


lParent: GC4YDN7
lText:
Quick find before heading to the bank. Lots of queuing cars but noone seemed to notice what I was up to. Tftc.


lParent: GC4YDN7
lText:
Found after district ringing practice at this cache's subject.  Nice 10 bells here.  The laurel is taking over the universe here so St George was pretty well hidden.

Thanks for placing.


lParent: GC4YDN7
lText:
We found ourselves at Beckenham Junction on a 'transport day' with young grandson.
After sandwiches in the nearby park this was a quick find
TFTC


lParent: GC58B6J
lText:
Was looking with a team of 5 for 10 minutes. Eventually found by an initiate. Very well hidden. TFTC.


lParent: GC5VPQM
lText:
Cool hiding place. Thanks for this series I am enjoying getting round them slowly. The log on this one is now full!


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
**TFTC** We found this after walking along the Quaggy through the disgusting fly infested murky water with things brushing past my legs (i only had flip-flop type rubber shoes and the water would have come over wellies as it was over knee height in some places) and objects floating among'st the rubbish left by fly tippers not a pleasant experiences. After passing KROP's waterfall cache the water flow became a mere trickle through the middle and this was more pleasant. "Yew" this was the next one on the list and we found this one after a short search.


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
We walked right past this one chatting.... had to back track!  Easily found though once at GZ and paying attention.  TFTC


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
There had been more pruning of the tree here and the cache seems to have gone. It's now 2.5m above the floor.


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

Took a while to spot this one


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
We knew where this one would be but it still took us a little while to spot it!

Onto the next......


lParent: GC4CAPW
lText:
A fun day out caching with GRATHEFISH doing the Quaggy series and few MBH caches.... [:)]

We went straight to this one... I wonder why... [;)] A nice and quick find and sign....

Now onto the next one....

Thanks for the cache heartstones1


lParent: GC216AM
lText:
Saints1 is enjoying the school holidays and I'm between night shifts so we've met up for a days caching. We signed all the logs Pandy. 

A nice quick find here after parking nearby. The cache pot is cracked. We had to wait to exit as muggles kept stopping to admire a Ferrari parked nearby. 

TFTC


lParent: GC216AM
lText:
A quick find with Fudgeman after parking closer by. We signed the log Pandy but then had to wait to return to the pavement because muggles were stopping to admire the Ferrari parked across the road from the cache. 
The cache has a split in it but the log is dry at the moment. 

TFTC


lParent: GC216AM
lText:
A quick find together with my son Chaoslix on our southwest London evening tour.
Cheers from Austria!

#2180 - TFTC


lParent: GC2D82H
lText:
Found with Mr Potty, not sure hiding place matched hint but put back where we found.  Took TB and added a few bits of swag.


lParent: GC2D82H
lText:
#2,047 07h40 (2/5 cache finds - and 3DNFs  - on a fine sunny morning)

Enjoyable stroll across the Flats to GZ where the cache was found after a short search with good coordinates and helpful hint.

TFTC! Dropped off Dragonfly TB which had travelled from Preson and dipped other trackables including myself


lParent: GC2D82H
lText:
Found with chutch74 - sorry for late logging  - my caching secretary (chutch74) has only just got round to logging my finds for me (so please excuse the copy and paste logs - she's doing mine and khutch56's logs)! Please see her log of the same date for a better account.


lParent: GC5MX1F
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Protracted search and finally success.  Initially missed it as was trying to avoid the obvious encampment and the cache is inches from where one homeless/illegal/vagrant is living! – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5MX1F
lText:
We found after a long search. Not a very nice location at the moment I'm afraid. Lots and lots of rubbish and someone is living right by the cache.


lParent: GC5MX1F
lText:
Unfortunately I had the same problem as a previous geocacher, there was a man camped out in the woods very close to where the GPS was indicating. He had a tent like structure up, and bundles of clothes dotted about. So I chose not to advance closer.


lParent: GC5MX1F
lText:
Found it :-)
Out and about this evening to collect some caches needed for a challenge.  Managed to park close by and a short stroll to GZ.  GPS was all over the place and it took a bit of searching in the dark to find the correct tree but log signed and all good here 
TFTC


lParent: GC5MX1F
lText:
Well well. 2TF two weeks later. It certainly looks like some sort of hotel at GZ.  Took only trackable as if visits this infrequent then I'll move it on. 

How do the BoerandBrit clan find this. 

TFTC.


lParent: GC5H425
lText:
The only time I have been here before was for funerals so didn't have a chance to look around.  What lovely gardens and as a bonus the cache was a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5H425
lText:
After doing the cache near the entrance I walked along to this one, once at GZ it was pretty obvious where it would be. Sneaky little hide this one. TFTC


lParent: GC2ZW6X
lText:
Found with fearless Indiana. Had a lovely walk through the park. Dropped off a couple of tbs. Thanks


lParent: GC2ZW6X
lText:
Replaced logbook today and cleared out some of the sticks and leaves and other rubbish some 'cachers' have used for swaps [V]

Who will be first to sign the new log? [?]


lParent: GC2ZW6X
lText:
Done a visit today and Dropped off New Zealand TB to help it on its way to the USA.

The bad news is that log book needs replacing but will hopefully get this done tomorrow.


lParent: GC2ZW6X
lText:
Oh no the suggested route along the fence was well overgrown so we tried the main path and a cut through. In fact Mr Gregorian had to abandon me in my skirt as I wasn't prepared to risk it! He found 3 of the hint items but failed to locate the cache, never mind, came to the park for a photo of the bridge for a different challenge so all not lost. Gorgeous warm day.


lParent: GC2F9XE
lText:
TFTC.  Found on a leisurely walk with two lovely ladies and their delightful daughters!  Thank you my dear friends.


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
didn´t found it where the hint says it was supposed to be. But now that I´m reading earlier logs I understand why... well, beautiful place it is. unfortunately I don´t have any internet while caching and my gps stores only about five previous logs, so couldn´t know the right place...  maybe I return someday here [:)]


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
Team Fossil Finders' first ever geocache adventure.  We couldn't find it at first so had to leave and then after viewing the hint went back and found it.  So much excitement all round. It created the perfect enthusiasm to carry on our Geocaching adventures.  Thank you for such a different experience!


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
I don't know why but having not read the cache page I was expecting more of a Niagra Falls - still it made me giggle and Mr CC went straigh to the cache.  All good fun.  TFTC


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
**TFTC**  We found this little beauty after walking along the Quaggy through the disgusting fly infested murky water with things brushing past my legs (i only had flip-flop type rubber shoes and the water would have come over wellies as it was over knee height in some places) and objects floating among'st the rubbish left by fly tippers not a pleasant experiences and an un-necessary one as there is another way to the cache. 

the cache is a good one and is doing it job the log wasn't wet but a little damp we sign as Selbec and replaced as found.****** Note to others please be careful when opening the cache we were fearful of breaking the ring attachment as the twist mechanize gets stuck.****** Thank you KROP for the hide.


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
We had been expecting something quite large and gushing here and looked on in disappointment when we found the waterfall!  A quick find of the cache though and soon on our way.  TFTC


lParent: GC5ADT9
lText:
REPLACED THE  CACHE AS PER THE HINT

Thanks to heartstones1 for placing a temporary cache which I have left in place as a backup.


lParent: GC5VPRT
lText:
Really enjoying walking round Wimbledon and seeing places I wouldn't otherwise have visited. This church is remarkable. TFTC


lParent: GC5VPRT
lText:
Thanks for the cache! I am an idiot though, got carried away and forgot to note down the value of E...
TFTC


lParent: GC5VPW0
lText:
Quite accidently we parked as close to this one as is possible without knowing it........a good hide and a very quick find.
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC3CJEB
lText:
Same issue as when I came here before. Found the magnet but nothing attached to it. Unless its changed I think its gone:-(


lParent: GC3CJEB
lText:
Sadly had to give up on this one. I remember Sven and his YouTube videos. Very sad when I heard about his tragic end


lParent: GC3CJEB
lText:
Good hide!
Log is in poor state and should be changed

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 21:56:27 UTC.


lParent: GC3CJEB
lText:
Went to check on dear old Sven when I was in the area. Fit and well and being sneaky as always.
Thanks so much to the recent finders for rescuing him. I've msg'd Debs to ask for some of the spoilers in her log to be amended though!
Sven did like a spoiler though so we'll see.... 
RIP Sven, 3 years and still very missed xxx.


lParent: GC3CJEB
lText:
Deba54... Your log is full of spoilers

Please consider caches who are yet to find these caches and not give the game away!!


lParent: GC57M0Y
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

quick found, tftc [:)]


lParent: GC57M0Y
lText:
Found with docleaf. The last find before losing our cache eyes....this was followed by a lot of unsuccessful searching. Tftc


lParent: GC43GEE
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find at the Twyford Crescent Park.

Thanks [blue]geofftech[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log and replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC43GEE
lText:
Another nano; quite difficult to slide out. Easy find. As novices we have not had the courage to sign a nano log yet!


lParent: GC43GEE
lText:
Spent yesterday at rugby sevens at Wasps. Camped overnight. Long drive today so a bit of a walk around required before risking the car, allowing the bacon butty to work its magic.

Couldn't find this, there was some muggle activity in the area so didn't want to spend too long, especially in heavy rain. GPS seemed to be pointing to nothing in particular (I assume it isn't in the flowerbed?) so after a short search I left it.


lParent: GC43GEE
lText:
Nice quick easy find thanks to having done the Ac-tun cache previously!!
TFTC!
25 July 2015 14:53
#145


lParent: GC43GEE
lText:
Due to my Epic 2.5 Hour commute from rural Essex into Ealing broadway each day, I am using my travel time to pick up a few caches around Ealing and the surrounding area.

Hopped off the tube at Ealing Common and strolled towards GZ, as fairly warm today.

At GZ i circled the flower bed once, and then had to wait until some Muggle Bench dwellers moved on, and then i could home in.

GZ seems to indicate not a lot to secure a hide in full view of all, but then something didn't look quite right, and cache was spotted!

Little bit of trouble removing initially, but got there in the end.

Retreated to a bench to sign log, and then wait for a gap in Muggle activity to replace.

Signed T.S.S TFTC


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
Not one for arachnophobes!  Poked my fingers where I thought it would be, eww, it was there with a soft cushioning of cob web.


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
For us, the day started at 4am with this cache.   We are on a mission to do a Challenge cache that has been bothering PB99 for months  ....  Well hidden and all fine  ....  TFTC   
#1 RED

This entry was edited by pippitt on Tuesday, 07 July 2015 at 11:02:55 UTC.


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
Number 1 of the day set aside for the snooker challenge. really early start and happily found quickly-red ball #1, tftc


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
After our Scotland vacation now went on to England. In addition to interesting sights and shopping we were looking for some caches and found. This place invites precisely so for cycling . Thanks for bring, create and maintain.

TFTC and greetings from Saxony in Germany


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
In the area visiting the nearby cemetery for family history research and was pleased to see a cache nearby, nice cycle trail and nice quick find too, TFTC!


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
This is a really nice line. Because of the weather some people where going around but did not disturb or hinder our search.


lParent: GCV5G3
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching trip to London, from Harrogate. Fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Pity parts of this Greenaway are closed, looks like a useful shortcut! TFTC.


lParent: GC5GTQM
lText:
Popped over while at the Rugby Club have been a member here for 25 years.

Doubled up the cache find with the Rugby World cups visit to the club.

Very sad that all this fly tipping is back after our big cleanup last season.

We keep asking to move the fence to the other side of the trees to prevent it.


lParent: GC5GTQM
lText:
Soon found this nicely placed cache on our ride out and about today.  It was nice tick this one off my list.  TFTC


lParent: GC5GTQM
lText:
Found with mr matto and leonardsusan - visiting mum in the nearby Mayday hospital! She was able to retrieve the cache from her wheelchair :)


lParent: GC5GTQM
lText:
Turned up at the same time as the Fire Brigade. So as everyone was busy watching them I found and replaced the cache with no one the wiser. TFTC.


lParent: GC4PTJ0
lText:
Not being familiar with the area, we decided to make use of the hours free parking at the local CO-OP.
We then took a short walk through the leisure centre and found ourselves at the edge of a field.
We seemed to have taken the long wat round approaching GZ. It wasn't long before the cache was spotted, luckily there was only one muggle with her dog!
Thanks to the CO for bringing us here today and placing the cache.

SL replaced as found all in good order.

TFTC


lParent: GC4PTJ0
lText:
:-) yay. My first find. Not really sure what I was looking for so I used a hint, but ready to find more without a hint, hopefully


lParent: GC1EDAK
lText:
First cache ever! Wicked feeling. Had to use hints but it was super exciting anyway. Got some really weird look from people walking the the steps but hey. Thanks x


lParent: GC1EDAK
lText:
Fond with yomaj. New log-book required.TFTC

This entry was edited by kaspoluk on Friday, 13 March 2015 at 19:45:11 UTC.

This entry was edited by kaspoluk on Friday, 13 March 2015 at 20:01:15 UTC.


lParent: GC5RVVF
lText:
Was passing today and seemed rude not to find this one. 2 caches found here, signed both logs as wasn't sure which one was the actual log. Thanks


lParent: GC5RVVF
lText:
Found whilst returning from a pleasant trip to Dulwich Park for International Geocaching Day – glorious weather and perfect for some caching [:)]

Quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC37QW3
lText:
We weren't sure about the hint for this one, but luckily once at GZ the cache was soon spotted.
I use to visit my sister not far from here many moons ago!! Thanks for the memory.
Thanks to the CO for bringing us here today and placing the cache.

SL replaced as found all in good order.

TFTC


lParent: GC37QW3
lText:
Being a geocaching virgin I was super surprised to find one 2 mins from where I live! Went hunting with my nieces, great fun. Did look at a few trees before we found it.


lParent: GC37QW3
lText:
Found out about this entire thing last night and was pretty happy to see some in the local area, nice to have an easy one close by for my first find!


lParent: GC3320X
lText:
Nice quick find on our wander around the common. Just the first hint of the rain that was forecast,

SL - T4TC


lParent: GC3320X
lText:
Aniz bychom se ptali, tak nahodna pani nam hned ochotne ukazala, kde keska je, takze jsme byli "moc radi", ze nemusime hledat ;)


lParent: GC3320X
lText:
Out caching today with xfreshbatteryx bingothebountyhunter and AntoinaG to get the 'lets get extreme' roadtrip souvenir.  After getting that in Wimbledon Park we went to the common for some caching!  Found the well, which I found very interesting.  I wanted to fill my water bottle up with the water but xfreshbatteryx wasn't so sure!  the cache took a bit more of a search but we got there in the end tftc!!


lParent: GC3320X
lText:
Thanks for this cache in an interesting spot, and the history of the well. Found whilst enjoying a day out caching with bingothebountyhunter, xfreshbatteryx, and mrmatto. 

This entry was edited by AntoniaG on Saturday, 25 July 2015 at 19:34:47 UTC.


lParent: GC3320X
lText:
A day out in London from my usual base of Southampton. A few reasons for the trip I guess. One is that it's a chance to grab some geocaches in London something I've only done in small numbers when passing through occasionally. Secondly a heart up with some other cachers from twitter's #ukgeocachinghour and finally to try and find a D5 cache for the souvenir. 

The sun was shining brightly after yesterday's deluge which is fortunate as it wouldn't have been much fun otherwise. 

Certainly well hidden and it took a little bit of searching despite the very well directed hint. Replaced as found and a lovely spot to come to. Tftc


lParent: GC24FXX
lText:
I decided to continue my journey along the River Lee today from Tottenham Lock to Waltham Town Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! I found 25 caches and only had 1 DNF! I walked from Tottenham Hale Station and sat at the lock and ate my breakfast. I then walked to GZ, collecting my only DNF along the way but soon found this cache. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24FXX
lText:
Found this one quickly and then watched a boat go through the lock in bright sunshine. stopped at the café for an ice cream and it started raining. English summer. We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then had a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24FXX
lText:
We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 

Searched for ages but no luck. Was about to give up when we suddenly lay out hand on it. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 17:23


lParent: GC24FXX
lText:
It was just over a year ago when I last attempted this Cache and it has been an annoying green dot in a row of smiley faces since then. 
Today I realised that only a slight change of route on the way back from visiting my friend would take me back here, so I made the most of a day with a car and no children, and stopped for this cache on my way home.

I remembered the location very well, but this time I went straight to the cache almost as soon as I arrived.

Thanks Wilmer wizards for this series - I still have more to find, but now the middle section is nicely ticked off.


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
#683
After a hard day of travelling what better way to chill out than a couple of geos and something cold. T4tc ?


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
We quickly found the cannon and got the info we needed for the coordinates of tge final GZ

Slightly confused getting to GZ as my app implierd it was next to a location when in fact it was further along.

But once we got to the actual GZ it didn't take too long to find it
hint : take a few steps back and look at the GZ - you should see the cache

TFTC


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
#4040. Soon found the information and headed off to the coordinates where it took me rather a long time to spot what should have been a quicker find really. TFTC


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
Numbers obtained, in the dark, then sat at the bus stop to work out the coords then a quick stroll to GZ.  Missed it on the first sweep, so started to doubt my maths.  Sat down and confirmed my findings, then looked again.  Found immediately, d'oh!  TFTC


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
* 4651 *                 fromCZ                   13:10
Thank you for nice maked Multi cache :-) was quite easy to find :-)


lParent: GC5AGA6
lText:
2nd to find, after nearly 2 months? Can't believe that! Took us a minute to find this one, although we both slapped ourselves round the head when we saw it. Thanks for bringing us to the mortar, which, despite living in Woolwich for nearly 9 years, I had never seen before. It has lovingly been rudely renamed by Sandman1970 with a nickname that's completely unsuitable for a family-friendly website. I'm sure you can imagine if you look at the pictures. Anyway, TFTC!


lParent: GC4YZGB
lText:
I was early for an appointment at the Beckenham Beacon so what better way to pass than time than finding a cache. Found using  the "now where would I put it" method. Thanks for placing.

No time to go inside the church, but it looked attractive from the outside.


lParent: GC4YZGB
lText:
Spent ages looking for this with the kids. Decided to give up and head to WHSmiths to spend their birthday vouchers when a flash of inspiration struck... and there it was. Signed the log and left happy not to have logged a DNF. Tftc.


lParent: GC4YZGB
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area and a bit further :) 
Nice quick find 
Tftc


lParent: GC4YZGB
lText:
Not where I had initially expected it to be but a hint of lid was visible. Replaced with slightly better concealment. TFTC


lParent: GC3HYKT
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - as this one hadn't been found since September I did wonder if I would find it - but found 2 caches for the price of one - really easy find on a very damp Saturday tftc


lParent: GC3HYKT
lText:
You spend hours searching for one cache container then find 2 right next to each other

This entry was edited by asmara0208 on Friday, 19 September 2014 at 16:04:43 UTC.


lParent: GC3HYKT
lText:
Thought I checked quite thoroughly but no such luck. Did find an old pencil and may have sat in a dog poo :( EDIT: upon giving up I struck upa conversation with a passer by whose father had found the cache. Reinvigorated and with her help I returned and found it! Beware: it's full of earwigs! :D


lParent: GC3HYKT
lText:
Nice cache! Was just replacing it when I discovered there was another one there, almost identical. Weird!


lParent: GC40CQH
lText:
Tftc, nice hint, like loads of other people we were on the wrong side of the river. Good hint however!!!


lParent: GC40CQH
lText:
Pretty sure we found the hint items although we didn't find a cache other than spotting a plain ziplock bag in the undergrowth but that just looked like more rubbish (didn't fancy fishing it out!) so Mr Gregorian thought it had to be the other side of the river (road side) so we went round there and then he announced it must be back where we were originally so we gave up and went looking for another cache. Wasn't too sure what to look for and where abouts, never mind, came to the park for a photo of the bridge for a different challenge so all not lost. Gorgeous warm day.


lParent: GC40CQH
lText:
15:33
The key to this cache is to be on the right side of the river. I picked the wrong one and had to detour around. Contents are in a poor state.
Edgemaster (#629)


lParent: GC40CQH
lText:
Took us a while to figure out the Christmas related clue as we'd initially thought of something different. Once spotted, a quick detour to the correct side of the brook and the cache was soon in hand! 
TFTC safiam


lParent: GCNDXN
lText:
I found this one two years ago (1/9/13) while volunteering at the Mela event in the park. Today I returned with the same colleague and we re-found the cache and re-signed the log next to our entry from two years ago. Good times. TFTC


lParent: GCNDXN
lText:
Da noch eine ganze Weile Zeit war, ehe wir in Heathrow ins Flugzeug steigen durften, haben wir in diesen schönen Park noch einmal Pause gemacht. Nachdem wir zunächst versucht hatten, den Cache von der Straße aus zu finden, zeigten uns die Bilder, dass wir hier auf der falschen Seite waren [;)]
Also ging es zurück. Doch auch im Park war es nicht so leicht, die richtige Wandseite zu finden. So haben wir jede Menge schöne Ecken entdecken können, bevor wir den richtigen Platz erreicht hatten. 
[purple][b]Danke für den Cache sagt Floekki[/purple][/b] [:)]


lParent: GCNDXN
lText:
Good hide - all is well. Picked up the Sherlock trackable and will be taking it on a Sherlock 7 multi tour over the next few weeks. TFTC


lParent: GC294QQ
lText:
Not Found - we spotted a tree with a good hiding place, and it seemed to match the picture clue; however, we found nothing at all - but the place we searched seemed to be a place that could be easily muggled.


lParent: GC294QQ
lText:
I had a look for this one but my shorts were not a great geocaching choice as there were nettles and brambles. I then had a look at recent logs hoping for a clue, and realised it hasn't been found by the last few visitors, so I gave up and moved on.


lParent: GC294QQ
lText:
We looked around for a while, got scared off by Muggles, looks like a hard one. Couldn't find the tree in the photo either.


lParent: GC294QQ
lText:
Max stealth required as there were tree shredders just feet away but managed to sign and replace without issue.


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
This was a very interesting cache to find, but it took me a while to acquire all of the requires information, particularly the Mayors details. Once I found the cache, it was fantastic to find a brand new logbook. TFTC


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
We thought this would be a good cache to do on a damp afternoon.  Just as we arrived the heavens opened and we thought we could shelter in the chapel, but there was a service taking place.  When the rain died down we went and found the rest of the numbers, worked out where the cache was, and off we went.  It looked like a good place for a cache - but unfortunately a DNF - we are making a habit of this with B&B caches.


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
Found whilst en route to visit my father [:)]

Enjoyed collecting all the clues - hadn't realised the cemetery was that big! Then off to the final destination and after a short search had the cache in hand [:)]


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
Today I was determined to put this cache behind me - and I was able to do so. On my previous visit I was looking in the wrong location. Giving it another go, I was at the right place but initially I could not see it. Looking around me for a wider search, I saw something which had a somewhat different colour from its surroundings. On investigation, the cache was finally in hand. The cache is wet so needed to use my sweezers to get it out. I will notify the CO of this. Cache replaced as found. TFTC I have tgoroughly enjoyed this one despite my various attempts.


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
This was my 3rd trip to the cemetry. Last time wanted to work out the co-ordinates but one WP eluded me and had to research at home. Today, as I had an appointment nearby, I thought I quickly pick up this cache. However, although I thought I was at the right spot, it remained in its place unfortunately. I double checked my answers at the WPs and came to the same co-ordinates. The spot also lent itself for a cache but alas, it was not to be. I will be back at some point.


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
Found after a short search and a nice walk around the cemetery in the winter sun. 

Find #1313 Logged with C:geo, 11:58 on 30 January 2015


lParent: GC5H47A
lText:
No problems finding all the required information and then I amazed myself twice - firstly getting the maths correct and secondly finding the most likely route to the GZ intended by the CO. 
Accurate coords made for a quick find. 
[:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC50ZP9
lText:
Would love to blame the works going on at the station. Tried out every clue on the correct side of the road but missed it.


lParent: GC50ZP9
lText:
With Hedgepiglet and RamsPadge to do the night caches but we came early so we could collect the other caches in and near the park.
Great hide! TFTC, Sludgebucket!


lParent: GC50ZP9
lText:
a nice sunday morning stroll from Beckenham Hill Sidetracked via Beckenham Place Park to this one.
and then back through the park to the golf cafe for refreshment.

after tea we moved the car nearer to where we walked at the start and retraced our steps and thankfully found my GPS.

quick find in between muggles.

TFTC.


lParent: GC3N5H3
lText:
A few reasonably local caches were published this morning, but I really didn't have time to go chasing FTFs; in fact, I didn't really have time to go caching at all.  And so it was that I found myself parking within a few metres of the cache at just gone 11pm.  GPS took a little while to settle and I suffered from a mild attack of geo-blindness, despite it being clear from the hint that I was in the right place...  (I think that I might have been put off by the geocaching map, as I wouldn't have said that the cache is where it is shown; coords are spot on though, which is what counts.)  A closer study revealed the goods.  TFTC!


lParent: GC3N5H3
lText:
Short diversion across the golf course on our wander around the common

Nice quick find, SL - T4TC


lParent: GC2THA9
lText:
Searched for this one longer than necessary as I ended up too far down the road and on the opposite side. So was searching the wrong location for about 15-20 min. Finally, checked my phone again and the GPS had settled and showed I needed to be on the other side of the road further back up the road in the direction I had come from (the clue is in the name!) - silly me!
Started searching and then ended up at GZ (even though I was showing to be @17m away!). A short quick search and the cache was in hand! 
Interestingly as I walked passed here initially I thought it would be the best place to hide the cache. But at that point my GPS was telling me I was a long way away. If I had have followed my instincts,  it would saved me a lot of time!
Anyway, cache finally found! A clever hide!
TFTC!


lParent: GC2THA9
lText:
This one bugged me (pun intended) for ages! My first visit was years ago and I have looked quite a few times. Found it at last, it is a nice clever cache and easy once you look in the right place


lParent: GC2THA9
lText:
Nice and very easy.
Hint is hard to work out what it means, but if u do, the cache is simple
TFTC matthew-h


lParent: GC2THA9
lText:
Very well hidden! Took me a while to find it! It's just a tiny bit further down the road than the map indicated!


lParent: GC1X87K
lText:
Found by a northern cacher and her geofriend. Took a bit of a hunt as GPS was all over the place but got it eventually!


lParent: GC2WGQH
lText:
Finally found a cache large enough to leave our beloved TravelBug that has now travelled much of the US and France and now London. Thank you for the lovely visit to Hendon Park.


lParent: GC2WGQH
lText:
Out in the park enjoying the sunshine and a picnic with my son and daughter-in-law. Afterwards went for the cache, this was a fairly quick straightforward find this time. I had looked for this cache last autumn but without success!
So glad to put a smiley on it today! Collected the TB and dropped one off.
TFTC,  johnab7!


lParent: GC2WGQH
lText:
After my DNF at another of the CO's hides, I approached this with some trepidation. Nothing to fear, however, as it was a quick and easy find befitting its D/T rating. Waiting for muggles to pass to make the replace was time consuming.

The cache is in great shape. I dropped off a TB. TFTC


lParent: GC2WGQH
lText:
Sunny Saturday afternoon, just perfect for a nice walk around the park. [:)]
Cache was found quickly, good size container, all clean and full of goodies.
Took a geocoin. 
TFTC!


lParent: GC3BAYT
lText:
Found quickly by Mr Potty, loved the camo.  Thanks.  A bit more creative effort than many others nearby.


lParent: GC3BAYT
lText:
#2,048 08h00 (3/5 cache finds - and 3DNFs - on a fine sunny morning)

Enjoyable stroll across the Flats to GZ where the niftily hidden and well prepared cache was found after a short search with good coordinates and helpful hint. Great effort on the cache description too - so FP definitely in order!

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself


lParent: GC3BAYT
lText:
A lovely cache, in exactly the location I would have placed it!
I did ignore my instincts and try to follow my gps, which means that my legs are now pretty scratched up due to the brambles... All my own doing, though.
Favourite point awarded for the nice camouflage.


lParent: GC5H418
lText:
My GPS was jumping all about, at one point it was pointing at the large cedar tree, so I inspected that for a while. Eventually I found it after reading previous geocachers logs which gave additional clues to the location of the cache. TFTC


lParent: GC5H418
lText:
Looked for a short time and then saw something out of reach.  Luckily there was something nearby that weary could stand on. TFTC


lParent: GC5H418
lText:
Whilst out doing deliveries today for work, I thought I would stop by and get the two caches around the crematorium. This was the first one and my phone decided to give me the runaround, after about a good three minutes walking the wrong direction I turned and spotted it. TFTC


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
Well hffff. GPS put it in the middle of a main road, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it's not in the middle of fast moving traffic. Used the photos, found the thingy the cacher took a picture of some time ago and still no joy. Got very over excited at one point when I saw a green thingy and waited ten minutes for the bus stop to clear so I could look at it. It wasn't the cache. Had to give up in the end as there were so many people as a result of bus interchange and tram and bus stops. Perhaps I need to try again in the dead of night.


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
Bus drivers, no problem. But I though I'd been rumbled by a man and his young son. They ran for the bus, then the man sidled into the GZ, only to relieve himself nearby! 

TFTC


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
A horrible day but the bus drivers stayed in their cabs to keep out of the rain making it easy to sneak this one. TFTC


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
After a spot of work and s visit to Tesco's on the way home, finding a cache so close was a treat. There was one bus parked up. Yes the driver did glance at me a couple of times but I managed to feel for this cache nice and quickly. All urban muggly caches should be at head height. TFTC


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
Escaped from the parents long enough to get petrol and a couple of caches - found this one, but not the "lost magnet" one.  Yay!  A good hide and luckily nobody about while I did the biz! Thanks a lot for the cache. [:)]


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
Ttfc there is another nano on the floor same colour lost it's magnetism and is filled up have left there


lParent: GC4H775
lText:
A busy location but not too hectic on a Sunday, though the cache is a bit bright in colour! Thanks
V&V 2oldpeople


lParent: GC5Z0DP
lText:
You did replace it, right? Have looked all around where I think the hint has led me and can't find a thing


lParent: GC1PCZB
lText:
I found this one on my failed mission to find a nearby mystery cache. 
The lid has been left off the film canister (inside the cache) & the log is thoroughly soaked (too wet to sign). 
I left a yellow die.


lParent: GC1PCZB
lText:
I was walking in the area today and decided to look for a couple of caches whilst I was passing by. I have walked passed here many times on my way up the hill to Wimbledon Common and the windmill and I never knew this cache existed. I arrived at GZ, inspected the area and made a quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24FY2
lText:
I decided to continue my journey along the River Lee today from Tottenham Lock to Waltham Town Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! I found 25 caches and only had 1 DNF! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24FY2
lText:
After our stop at the café we grabbed this one quickly as a strong shower hit us again so we put our heads down and walked onto the next in this series Bridge to Other Side only to find out it was on the other site of the canal when we got there so needed to walk all the way back and cross at the lock. added nearly a mile to our walk! We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then had a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24FY2
lText:
We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 18:00


lParent: GC4YDN3
lText:
On the way home after a day's work. Fancied a couple of caches. Easily found this bold cache. Signed, sealed and then home. TFTC


lParent: GC4YDN3
lText:
Escaped from the parents long enough to get petrol and a couple of caches - got this one.  Yay!  A good hide and luckily nobody about while I did the biz! Thanks a lot for the cache. [:)]


lParent: GC4YDN3
lText:
Dropped Mrs Ganet off at Guide camp and set off to complete a few Church Micros. Had to dodge the vicar here!. TFTC


lParent: GC4YDN3
lText:
Oh this one I liked. two reasons the good clue and the double pot. Well dry contents. My TB the Teeston traveller has covered some miles today. log signed. Fave point from me. thanks. Nice one


lParent: GC5X1XQ
lText:
Visiting our loved one in the Crem and nearly always go for a circular walk around South Norwood CP. Nice puzzle with a needy log [:P]  Left a Lego man in cache.

Thanks 2oldpeople V&V


lParent: GC5X1XQ
lText:
The totem pole was a challenge! Nice tasty logbook! Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GC5X1XQ
lText:
{FTF}  Saw this pop up a couple of days ago. Had a spare hour this morning and as it didn't appear to have been found thought I would give it a go. Got held up by roadworks on Kent House Road but still had just enough time to wander around the park. The carvings on the totem pole were tricky to count before I realised there was a much easier way to get the number required! Quick find at GZ although there were quite a few passers by so I had to be stealthy in order to  sign the log and replace the cache. Love the log book - at first I thought it was real and that someone had already found the cache and left 'interesting' swag! TNLN. Thanks for placing a cache in this park.


lParent: GC3ATGK
lText:
All the ducks, squirrels and pigeons are very friendly in Kelsey Park. A squirrel sat above my head whilst I signed the log. TFTC


lParent: GC3ATGK
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area and a bit further :) 
Got the right one in the end 
Tftc


lParent: GC5E39A
lText:
another fun geo, thanks jeffmiller for it !!  :)
by the way jeff, needs new log book as this one a bit wet,  cheers !!

This entry was edited by noe69 on Tuesday, 08 September 2015 at 23:48:16 UTC.


lParent: GC5E39A
lText:
A shirt detour away from the WTF series I was looking to complete and I spotted the hint item on approach (hard not to really)

With pockets zipped shut, I felt around for the cache and within moments, it was in hand!

Left sticker big to be discovered, Tftc


lParent: GC3HMT4
lText:
~08h35 Spent a good 10-15 minutes fumbling around for this one with the GPS going ape and not getting anything from the hint, before cutting losses and moving on . . . [:(]


lParent: GC3HMT4
lText:
I tried to find this cache in the dark about 28 months ago, and failed. I hoped s but of daylight and more experience would help this time. 
My gps was vague, and I didn't understand the hint. I looked around for a while, but only found ivy.
It may be 18 months before I come back, but I will try again when I can.


lParent: GC3HMT4
lText:
A new find for granny september and grandson IliG. Without him thinking out of the box, we wouldn't have found it.


lParent: GC3HMT4
lText:
[???] (Number to follow)

After resting up from the Kent Mega, we decided to make good use of the bank holiday and enjoy a day out today caching locally. Today i was joined by TeamAwesome and BudBlaze to grab a few caches.

We had completed most of the wanstead flats caches some time ago, so out mission today was to mop up those that remained :)

Nice quick find :)

TFTC


lParent: GC3HMT4
lText:
Found today with Daemonic and budblaze2013. Quick find here. Interesting hint

TFTC [903]

This entry was edited by Team_Awesome2012 on Monday, 04 May 2015 at 22:09:25 UTC.


lParent: GC37QWX
lText:
Missed this before as I was looking in the wrong place. This wasn't much of a stretch, is it actually in the intended place? replaced as found. TFTC


lParent: GC37QWX
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - second bus stop today and 2nd time someone was waiting for a bus - once she had gone it was an easy find but a bit of a stretch for mrs sceatsie - quickly signed and returned before anyone else turned up for the bus tftc


lParent: GC4H786
lText:
Not many muggles around at the moment which made finding this quite easy. But then it is 1:20am.  Geocaching for night workers. Tftc


lParent: GC4H786
lText:
Dropped in here today and replaced the log. Please try to replace container upside down to keep water out![:)]


lParent: GC4H786
lText:
1500hrs - I wasn't going to stop for this one as time was ticking on, but the traffic was almost at a standstill and a parking space appeared, so I just went for it.  No trouble finding the cache at GZ, then back to the traffic jams all the way home! Thanks a lot for the cache!


lParent: GC4H786
lText:
I thought I recognised the hint!  I seem to remember this cache going out!!! Nice quick find. Bad traffic queues on way home.  Very bad.  The log is slightly damp and might benefit from double potting!!  TFTC


lParent: GC19NWF
lText:
#824

Quick second attempt to find this cache, the first one was long and unsuccessful.

TFTC bemat


lParent: GC19NWF
lText:
It was about 10 meters from where gps told me (including acuracy), but my wife was lucky in the end and kids happy ;)


lParent: GC19NWF
lText:
Out caching today with xfreshbatteryx bingothebountyhunter and AntoinaG to get the 'lets get extreme' roadtrip souvenir.  After getting that in Wimbledon Park we went to the common for some caching!  This one took a bit of searching but we got there in the end! tftc :-)


lParent: GC19NWF
lText:
It took bingothebountyhunter, xfreshbatteryx, mrmatto, and I a little bit of time to find GZ here, but we got there in the end whilst having a great day of caching in Wimbledon and getting our D5 souvenir for the Geocaching Road Trip. I retrieved the Flying Pig TB here - it was the only TB that was in the cache. Thanks for the cache!

This entry was edited by AntoniaG on Saturday, 25 July 2015 at 19:32:40 UTC.


lParent: GC19NWF
lText:
A day out in London from my usual base of Southampton. A few reasons for the trip I guess. One is that it's a chance to grab some geocaches in London something I've only done in small numbers when passing through occasionally. Secondly a heart up with some other cachers from twitter's #ukgeocachinghour and finally to try and find a D5 cache for the souvenir. 

The sun was shining brightly after yesterday's deluge which is fortunate as it wouldn't have been much fun otherwise. 

Found after a bit of a search. Looked in various places before we found the right one. Nearly tucked away as it was. Great stuff tftc


lParent: GC2XA5R
lText:
Thanks for this one.  What a great cache! It's so nice to have a local one that doesn't involve repeated nonchalant whistling at the sky whenever muggles come near. Loved the container; creative homemade ones are my favourites and always feel extra stealthy. Took just the right amount of searching time too. Thanks!


lParent: GC2XA5R
lText:
Brilliant cache! Woke up about a billion mosquitoes while retrieving it, but it was worth it. Nice photo as well! TFTC


lParent: GC2XA5R
lText:
Picked it up and put it back down again not realising it was the cache! Lucky Paddyandwraith was with me!


lParent: GC2XA5R
lText:
In the area for work. Most of this type stick out a bit as they dont fit in. This one looks very natural and fits in perfectly, nice job!


lParent: GC59K2T
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

couldn´t find this one. I had time limit of 10 minutes per cache (if not found in that time I would give up) and here the time ran out. Have to come again.


lParent: GC59K2T
lText:
Thanks for the cache. I found this quite difficult as it was my first cache but I soon thought outside the box


lParent: GC59K2T
lText:
#686
This was a little tricky to find but got it in the end with a little help from someone lol. T4tc ?


lParent: GC59K2T
lText:
With Lex.  We chanced a permit holder only parking space round the corner, because otherwise it would have been a very long hop on the crutches.  Thankfully once I'd told Lex what we were looking for, she made a very quick find.  Back to the car and someone was standing by my bonet, we feared the worst, but it was just someone adjusting their trousers before crossing the road.  TFTC


lParent: GC3E8J0
lText:
We had business nearby and managed to get this nice little cache.  The log is a bit damp but being in a money bag has not helped as the water will always ingress.
SL TFTC 

This entry was edited by Dabtec on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 09:33:25 UTC.


lParent: GC3E8J0
lText:
Found but it was on the floor. 
Log was soaking wet, it seems the log has to be put back as flat as possible otherwise it just comes off. 
Replaced where it be but needs maintenance. 
TFTC


lParent: GC3E8J0
lText:
Great idea, but more powerful "connectors" (trying not to give it away) might need to be used, as the current ones don't seem to hold the log properly.

TFTC


lParent: GC4T0HN
lText:
I enjoyed the diversion from football back to my car, despite the other cache being a DNF for me. A lovely quiet spot in the middle of hustle and bustle. Enjoyed peering over the wall in to the railway depot. I remember visiting it on Open Days in my childhood. TFTC


lParent: GC4T0HN
lText:
Decided to go on a bit of an adventure today on lunch from work.  I looked at this cache over the weekend I thought I could get the train to it and walk back in my lunch hour.

Working next to east Croydon station I jumped on the train to Selhurst, found the path in and found the cache after a short search.  Walked back to Croydon, all in 50mins! hurray!

tftc!


lParent: GC4T0HN
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I had a bit of time spare whilst out doing deliveries, this cache was one of the closet to me so I thought I would walk over and grab it. A nice 20 min walk over and then my GPS went ping so I started to search, I found this fairly quickly. Took trackable. TFTC


lParent: GC4T0HN
lText:
Did I misread the hint? Found after lots of visual checks, then it was the first place I put my hand..TFTC


lParent: GC4T0HN
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Wondered if this had been moved but located at end of a fingertip search. Must be some sort of caching karma as found this after I got an earlier ftf on the COs caches as notification came in of the CO out looking for mine. ;-)

Lovely spot it could be but a rat swimming put me off going for a paddle. Great bulrushes though. Place for a CITO in the future. 

TFTC.


lParent: GC4T0HN
lText:
Close to home and Paddy enjoys walking here in the evenings, lots of foxes to chase ;),  often thought that it would be a good caching place. tftc


lParent: GC4T0HN
lText:
After a bit of an enforced slump, this is our second find in two days - we're really on a roll now! TFTC


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
Interesting cache over quite some distance.  Went to the 3 locations on successive days on the bike!  Learned a few interesting facts along the way and enjoyed the little tour.
After collecting the information at the final GZ, i managed to get the dates wrong on the email in my haste.. then after reading correctly the confirmation email came back to me! phew. tftc


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
Did Tom last week, Dick today and had taken a photo of Harry whilst visiting friends nearby.
All very interesting.
TFTC


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
Found Tom back in February, Dick a couple of weeks ago, and was in the general area to pop over and pick up Harry tonight. Job done  [:)]
TFTC


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
I visited Tom ages ago and got the necessaries, maybe 18 months now - but forgot about it completely until a trip nearby to Dick today

So grabbed the info here, and as I live near to where Harry is, I had visited GZ many times already

TFTC once again! [:)]


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
[b]Cache find #1630.[/b]

Found this cache with sammyjw, hublander and beanie28

TFTC rodz

This entry was edited by davemcwish on Saturday, 10 May 2014 at 17:43:25 UTC.


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
#2166 We decided to do this cache since it had not been found for a year. 

Visited Tom and the lift does not work at the moment so disabled cachers cannot visit this place. Took a picture of the sign that says no to alot of things but Geocaching. [;)]

Dick was easier since it was busy. The large white painted letters as asked for in the answer are a bit worn away but there are another set nearyby and you can get the number from that.

Harry was fun trying to get the picture for the answers but then was able to look it up on the internet for a better picture since ours were blurred.

It was nice to bring davemcwish to a parts of London I have not been for at least 10 years.

Signed in for us as H+B28 D+S or was it the other way round this saved us writing Hublander, Beanie28, Davemcwish and Sammyjw. Also this saved space on the logbook.

TFTC rodz


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
My first attempt to solve this cache was almost three years ago and today I remembered this one. Getting the coordinates for Dick and Harry wasn't too difficult but I didn't have enough time to visit the final, so Google did a good job with getting the right information.

The expected (and hoped for) email reply came instantly and so I'm able to log right now :-)

Thanks for the great idea!


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
Absolutely awesome multicache!! Works perfectly as long as you pay attention and work out lat/long figures accurately. Lived in woolwich for nearly a year and now and first time down in the tunnels, cool locations!


lParent: GCG24W
lText:
Me Trizzy2714 and Jrandall1011 got this one! First multi-cache for me! 

Was a great little mission/Drive around London especially for a little essex lad (like mee!) 

Had great fun cracking the codes, sharing numbers etc. 

Defiantly recommend as a group as some locations are a bit sketchy (especially at 11pm!) 

Like mentioned below various locations appear closed when you first pull up to/ walk towards but all are accessible. 

Trizzy2714 first pointed out the reference to 'The Great Escape'.


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
Thanks to CharityUK for the tip about the council's visit.  Enjoyed solving the clues to get the co-ordinates.  TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
Took some time to find Tanner but numbers fell into place with that information and made the short walk to GZ where there were muggles about.  I resorted to the recent logs and subsequently made a quick find.


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Quiet churchyard, information quicly gleaned and a convenient bench to sit and work out GZ. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. TFTC


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
A thorough haircut has taken place and the cache is now in plain view, so come and get it while it is easy!


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
Too much vegetation at present. If the council don't come by and trim in the next couple of weeks, I'll relocate it.


lParent: GC3GPG5
lText:
A multitudinous find for us today. Not quite a grave find, but perhaps a chance to give the pet budgie a bath. Wombles on nearby Wombledon Common? Whatever next? They might well have been under our noses all along. We didn’t go underground, so couldn’t meet the underground here. [;)]

R2 was in the area for the nearby CITO event and managed a few of the local finds while out and about in Wimbledon Common. After finding some around the common, it was time for a few church micro finds (we’re quite partial to church micros). The answers were fairly quickly found and GZ located. A couple of pauses for muggle traffic to go past and the log was duly signed. Thanks for placing. 

TFTC #2,180
CM #248


lParent: GC48A9C
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Nice quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC48A9C
lText:
Came to retrieve, whilst working in the area but far too many muggles to even attempt. Could see a likely location so saved for another day


lParent: GC48A9C
lText:
After a couple of attempts aborted due to  golf muggles, retrieved, signed and returned cache.  TFTC


lParent: GC48A9C
lText:
5 minutes between tram and train, could I make it? Easily, with 3 minutes to spare!

TFTC Edgemaster (#584)


lParent: GC48A9C
lText:
I really thought this wd be another dnf but then I saw it on the ground!  Replaced where I thought it shd be. Nice walk on the common despite caching challenges this am. Tftc


lParent: GC2179E
lText:
I was walking in the area today and decided to look for a couple of caches whilst I was passing by. I have walked passed here many times on my way to Wimbledon Common and I never knew this cache existed. I arrived at GZ and had to time the retrieval carefully, as there were lots of muggles in the area and the traffic was heavy. When the area was clear I made a quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2179E
lText:
Patience would be good when using the crossing to get to this one. Such a long wait for the lights we could have had 40 winks!


lParent: GC1AD2M
lText:
We found the GZ really easy. Searched everywhere, obvious and not that obvious places, but sadly the cache was nowhere to be found, just some beer cans.


lParent: GC1AD2M
lText:
Finding a parking space was the most difficult aspect to this cache. We found a spot on the other side of Morden Road opposite Ravensbury Lane and approached the cache by foot from the north. The GPS signal kept dropping out, but we found the right place after about 5 minutes searching. I took the Deutschland show me the world TB. Thanks.


lParent: GC1AD2M
lText:
Happy Christmas 2014 [:D]


We are in London to spend Christmas with my Mum

We had a lovely morning opening presents and as we are having a late Christmas lunch, we decided that there is only one thing to do....go Geocaching.

On our way to the cache we were accompanied by a billion, yes I'm not exaggerating, a billion midges!

We quickly arrived a GZ and took way too long to find the cache - there were just so many places to look and we only had a mobile with us and not our Satmap. That's our excuse and we're sticking to it!

Signed log.

We walked back to the car on the other side of The River Wandle and unbelievably there were no midges! How odd? We were able to enjoy the beautiful wildlife, an abundance of squirrels, swans and parrots

TFTC

This entry was edited by The McKnifficent 6 on Friday, December 26, 2014 at 7:18:05 AM UTC.


lParent: GC3QF6M
lText:
Can't believe I found it. Was just about to give up when found the screw. Then found cache  on the floor and after signing log have returned it to it's intended place. TFTC


lParent: GC3QF6M
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Scrabbled around a bit longer than needed, then found it right in front of my face.
Signed a blank log.

TFTC Edgemaster (#583)


lParent: GC384NZ
lText:
This looked straightforward so I found the numbers and calculated the coordinates twice. I set off to the final location. It was tricky to find paths leading to the cache but I found the cache.  TFTC.


lParent: GC384NZ
lText:
Found after the Wimbledon Common CITO event today.
Quick find once the details were collected and maths solved.
Nice quiet area away from the road.
Thanks
Edgemaster (#486)


lParent: GC384NZ
lText:
Mrs sceatsie went on a train trip today - nice easy puzzle and nice easy find - came on to rain here whilst I was putting the cache back but only a quick shower tftc


lParent: GC384NZ
lText:
Nice multi, and final GZ is a much nicer spot than starting point.
Final GZ was very busy today, hardly anyone in sight which was surprising considering it was a Saturday afternoon.
TFTC # 2213


lParent: GC534EF
lText:
~09h05 After extensive and prolonged foraging at the foot of the trunk . . . zilch! Either it is a very tricky hide or - no more!?


lParent: GC534EF
lText:
#77 cache found on the 15th of August 2015 at 19:33.

One of my easiest finds.  Thanks for that as I was flagging at this point.


lParent: GC534EF
lText:
Found with chutch74 and khutch56 - sorry for late logging  - my caching secretary (chutch74) has only just got round to logging my finds for me (so please excuse the copy and paste logs - she's doing mine and khutch56's finds too)! Please see her log of the same date for a better account.


lParent: GC534EF
lText:
Found[Time to Find: 16 min] - this one was sneaky! LR thought it was nearer the tower than it was - there was very clever camo here. By this time, I was getting quite a headache, and BatmanLR wanted to go to find the Riddler's Hideout. TFTC


lParent: GC534EF
lText:
This cache was clearly visible from the path.
I signed the log, replaced as found, but added a bit of natural camouflage.


lParent: GC3FPMN
lText:
Disappointing combination of poor clues, piles of rubbish and a bunch of lager swiggers meant we weren't inclined to spend long looking for this one!


lParent: GC5GTTK
lText:
Found quicker than I thought with travis5 and fearless Indiana. On a bit of a streak which seemed like a good idea at the time. Lots of rubbish here, be careful with little ones. Thanks


lParent: GC5RWP5
lText:
---(2015-07-16 11:35:09---(Find 8556)---
A couple of winters ago I stumbled across a website describing tubewalking (walking between London Underground stations) and on the same website was a description of the author's (Mark Moxon) walk around the London Loop. I walked the Loop in 2014 so this year I decided on tubewalking.

Today was my third day walking the District line and my route from Richmond to Earl's Court took me past some but not all of the waypoints of this cache. I therefore worked out the location of the cache before leaving home and was able to visit it earlier in the walk.

Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC5RWP5
lText:
#718

Cache found on a Friday evening, after miserably failing to find two solve mystery caches in Kew, we decided to give a try to this new multi cache.
As it was quite late, we did not fully enjoy some part, such as the National Archives or the thames path which was a bit dark. But we visited a part of Kew that we would have probably never been without geocaching.
We were a bit confused by the stage 3 instructions, not really sure what to do, but at the end we realised that the first way was probably the best and was fitting perfectly.

TFTC lesandjon


lParent: GC5RWP5
lText:
Joint find with dumpster41 a nice evening walk around Kew to a few places that I haven't been to TFTC


lParent: GC5RWP5
lText:
Joint STF with smyth71.
A very pleasant walk around Kew this evening taking a little under an hour. A very well thought out and executed Multi.
TFTC # 2615


lParent: GC5RWP5
lText:
FTF @ 09h45.   Well, this is on home turf and I had a free day today!   A lovely walk around Kew in the sunshine.   Thanks to Les and Jon for devising and setting another excellent multi.   Have a fave!   TFTC!   [8D]
#1281


lParent: GC57RKX
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

This was one of the evil ones. not the difficulty or muggles, it was the bugs! I found the cache after about 5 minute search. As I took the cache in to my hand, there was this nest of bugs (thousands I tell you). I through the cache away and did this little eww eww eww-  dance. After calming down I had to find the cache again. Signed the log and returned the cache in its now bug free hiding place. tftc [:D]


lParent: GC57RKX
lText:
Very open area so beware of nosy muggles. Used my stealth skills to avoid detection! Logged and returned.


lParent: GC57RKX
lText:
#690
Found this a little quicker than I thought I would,  however nicely hidden and a good little cache t4tc ?


lParent: GC57RKX
lText:
Took a while to shimmy this one out of its hidey hole, but with some perseverance and my work security pass, I had it in hand eventually. TFTC.


lParent: GC3BERK
lText:
Found on a Royal visit to my niece and family!
After stewing around in Kew I was eventually let off the leash to collect some local caches!!!
TFTC


lParent: GC3HYQ3
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London -nice quick find here - not the container I was expecting tftc


lParent: GC3HYQ3
lText:
Fantastic!! After 20 minutes of pondering in the sun it all became clear! Favourite find so far!! TFTC!!


lParent: GC62G2Q
lText:
It was a pleasant walk along the river at dusk. There were a few fishermen out trying their luck, but otherwise fairly quiet. 

It took me a while to locate the right tree, and then the cache was in hand. Unfortunately my clumsy fingers dropped it while opening, and I was unable to find the tiny pencil in the failing light, although I did find the sharpener. Sorry about that.

I signed the log with my pen and was more careful replacing the cache. Thanks for the hide Lissy!


lParent: GC62G2Q
lText:
Lovely walk along the river, some amazingly tall trees! Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GC62G2Q
lText:
This was always going to be a long shot, so I ummed and ahhed about whether to try it.  Decided that, as the shops would be opening slightly later as it was a Bank Holiday, I could head over and have a look before doubling back into Kingston; I thought that the rain might deter any locals...

As it happens, I saw hedgepiglet's temporary log when I was still about a mile or two away.  However, the weather wasn't expected to improve, and I had other things to be getting on with, so I figured that I might as well carry on and get my daily cache out of the way.

Almost gave up, as looking for a loose lying micro amongst wet ivy in the pouring rain isn't my idea of Bank Holiday fun (or, indeed, fun at any time).  I'd recommend a rethink here; either use a bigger container, or secure the existing one just a little bit higher up.  That said, hedgepiglet and I seem to have started a cacher's trail, so at least future cachers should be able to identify the correct tree without too much difficulty; for my part, the GPS led me a merry dance before finally settling on a tree that was in line with the T1.5 rating.

Took the sixpence for my troubles; am happy to bring it to the next event and hand it over to hedgepiglet!  TFTC.


lParent: GC62G2Q
lText:
{FTF}. 9.49am
This one pinged up on my email first thing this morning and so I thought I could incorporate it into my morning dog walk as the big black lab is staying with me at the moment. I didn't think I would beat the Wollaston's to it as normally they are quite fast off the mark. I arrived at GZ just as the rain had stopped and searched for about 20mins (good job it was early still!). I did find quite quickly once I had resigned myself it was on the side of path I didn't want to search on :(  I forgot to take the sixpence so I'll leave it for the second to find instead. 
Now soaked I thought I go search for another of this co caches which I've previously dnf'ed

Great hide thanks for the cache! 


This entry was edited by hedgepiglet on Monday, 31 August 2015 at 10:14:14 UTC.


lParent: GC59HAM
lText:
After going for a blood test at the hospital, thought I'd walk down to this one from there. Very neatly hidden with a good hint. TFTC


lParent: GC59HAM
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

I found the cache quickly, and almost accidently. [:)] tftc


lParent: GC59HAM
lText:
Maintenance visit. I released the cache with a home-made tool I always carry with me whilst out caching. I replaced it but it does need to be well hidden to avoid it being muggled.


lParent: GC59HAM
lText:
I'm filing an NM on this because the cache has been pushed back so far that it's unretrievable. I could just about touch it with my finger and felt it move slightly against pressure, but it is jammed in, and the magnet is holding it there.

It may be reachable if anyone has a fine wire/fishing line with them that could be looped round to catch it, or a fine metal stick that might just react with the magnet, but for the average person with fingers and a Swiss Army knife, this one is out of bounds :-(


lParent: GC620GK
lText:
TFTC!
Had to write the name in eye liner as we had no pen but really great cash!! Lots of muggles lurking though...


lParent: GC620GK
lText:
With the rain holding off cycled north to get this one. Straightforward find. Now back to get the new caches around abney and clissold parks. TFTC.


lParent: GC620GK
lText:
Much as it pained me to visit this area as an out-and-out red, I'd just dropped my niece off nearby and this cache was sort of on my route home. Parked up nearby and wandered the short distance to it - a nice easy find (apart from the muggle loitering nearby!). 

<p>Quickly signed and replaced - thanks for the hide!


lParent: GC620GK
lText:
Saw this one just after I had got home from work. Problem is I work in Brimsdown but live in Southend. Couldn't believe it when I checked again before leaving for home tonight it still had not been bagged. Quick easy find and as a bonus a virgin log so a (FTF), but then at 02:00 the barbers over the road was shut. TFTC


lParent: GC620GK
lText:
Saw this published and thought the FTF would had gone by now .. But it wasn't so off for a Sunday afternoon walk .. But had a quick look and could not find but got a lot of interest from the nearby hairdressing shop ...


lParent: GC5TDAV
lText:
A wonderfully hot day and after turning up to a party in Reagents park a day early (oops) the say was free to pick up some west London geocaches. Had an idea what to look for but still felt a bit suspect as its quite overlooked. After sticking my head into a few gaps in the branches spotted it. TFTC.


lParent: GC5TDAV
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Got to the GZ and there was a muggle it a car right there. We waited a while and then walked to the next cache. After doing that we came back and he was gone. A quick find.

Thanks [blue]BluUK.GSI[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log and replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5TDAV
lText:
Finished a job at Imperial College and managed a detour to Ealing Common on my way back to Hayes. Worked here only a few weeks ago so it was a good excuse to see if everything was back as it should be. 
I checked a number of likely items but found nothing, in the end I cranked up the GPS to get a better fix on GZ. It was the first place I'd looked but I'd seen nothing, a better root around this time and I found what I was looking for. TFTC SL
1208@13:45


lParent: GC5H40D
lText:
This took me longer than it should have done to find due to my GPS pointing me to the wrong location. I found with the help of the hint. TFTC


lParent: GC5H40D
lText:
We came in this entrance and did the other caches first and went off to find this one on our way out, which just happened to coincide with all the staff leaving for the day so waited for them to leave so we could go and look.  Found after a short search. TFTC


lParent: GC5H40D
lText:
Found whilst en route to visit my father [:)]

Once the gps had settled a little, a short search and there it was! [:)]


lParent: GC39R0B
lText:
Another trip to Welling to see Anna Bear, another of the Brigand Trail caches found. This time not filling a blank day in my calendar but keeping my current mini streak going. How I failed to find this one back in Feb 14 I don't know!


lParent: GC39R0B
lText:
#702
Found this one quite quickly the hint is spot on, hardest part was getting the log out t4tc ??


lParent: GC39R0B
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning
#4 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC39R0B
lText:
#3180 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

We walked back to number 4 now, we had a little difficulty to find the path but in the end we found GZ.

The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC51RME
lText:
We feel like we are in a secret society when we are out finding caches!!! Love the fact that they can be found in everyday places such as here. Logged and put back in its place.


lParent: GC2AHGM
lText:
Took longer than expected, very busy around 8pm, muggles parking cars at GZ, walking and driving past.


lParent: GC2AHGM
lText:
Argh opened the container and the magnet fell out, caught it, signed in and assembled before replacing and going on to the next call of day


lParent: GC2AHGM
lText:
The start of a marathon County caching trip, county #1, close to home and still dark at 4am, long way to go today. tftc


lParent: GC2AHGM
lText:
Some strange people are going around but this did not hinder us. With the hint we could find the cache quick.


lParent: GC5HK3X
lText:
I was on a Church Micro mission today (it was rather too bleak to go caching on a long stroll)

The answers were quickly gathered then thanks to a great hint the cache was soon in hand

TFTC


lParent: GC5HK3X
lText:
I work very near here most days I'm on duty, so have been wanting to grab this one for a little while now - apart from the fact that it's a little too far away from where we park the ambulances to be about to work it out and find it quickly enough between calls. Today, I had an errand to run after work and grabbed this quickly before going home. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5HK3X
lText:
The forecast is good, well dry and possibly some sunny bits, though looking out at the window there is an big chunk of faith in that last bit. However, the Met Office got it right this time and as a welcome bonus the strong winds of the last few days are abating. So, a good opportunity to nab a high terrain cache that has been on my to do list far too long and also a number of Church Micros that can be gathered on the journey. I waited until rush hour had finished but the driving was still a little fraught at times but, thankfully, no major hold ups. And very pleasingly, no real problems with the parking and all caches found. A great little mini trip.
BaSHful.


lParent: GC5HK3X
lText:
Well came along for something else but too challenged to get started on that one. Had used google for a solve here and clearly failed so popped along to GZ and made a field solve all correct. Ouch indeed.  But cache all ok. Tftc.


lParent: GC5HK3X
lText:
Found after a short search, haven't seen a cache like that before .
Ripped my hands to shreds retrieving it!

Find #1317 Logged with C:geo, 12:57 on 30 January 2015

This entry was edited by alan666notb on Friday, 30 January 2015 at 14:07:02 UTC.


lParent: GC24KFD
lText:
Got stuck in and had a look in the rain and found this one quickly tucked away. We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then had a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24KFD
lText:
We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 17:06


lParent: GC24KFD
lText:
* 4921 *              fromCZ                  16:20
Thank you for cache , quite easy to find but harder to close to cache . cose the bridge is quite busy :-D BU tfinaly i manage that :-) TFTC :-)


lParent: GC39R0V
lText:
Found this laying out in the open so have hidden it  back where we thought it should be . Took a trinket befitting us! TFTC


lParent: GC39R0V
lText:
Hello,

I have checked the new co-ordinates and everything is now OK for this cache.

Happy Caching

Regards

Southerntrekker
London & North Wales Volunteer UK Reviewer - www.geocaching.com
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Geocaching.com Help Center http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php
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lParent: GC39R0V
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 28.163 E 000° 03.587

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 28.199 E 000° 03.527

Distance from original: 315.5 feet or 96.2 meters.
Another new position for this troublesome cache


lParent: GC39R0V
lText:
Hi
Due to the recent coordinate change this cache is now too close to another cache and so will need to be moved again. Full details emailed to the cache owner.
I'm temporarily disabling the cache while this problem is sorted out. 

Regards

Southerntrekker
London & North Wales Volunteer UK Reviewer - www.geocaching.com
Hiding a Geocache - http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php?pg=kb.page&id=509
UK Geocaching Wiki - https://wiki.groundspeak.com/display/GEO/United+Kingdom
Geocaching.com Help Center http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php
UK Geocaching Information & Resources http://www.follow-the-arrow.co.uk


lParent: GC39R0V
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 28.158 E 000° 03.498

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 28.163 E 000° 03.587

Distance from original: 338.4 feet or 103.1 meters.
I have moved this cache to a safer place.


lParent: GC5HZE5
lText:
Yep , previous cache is gone , replaced cache at same coords will update hint when I get home , placed side tracked too :-)


lParent: GC5HZE5
lText:
Think the CO might need to check this out .. Have been meaning to find this cache for weeks as drive pass it regular for my work, last week was on foot in all my high vis and thought no one would give a second look if I search for it but the hint has been removed !!


lParent: GC5HZE5
lText:
Had time to nip off the train and go for a (hopefully) quick find, deep in enemy territory! Tracked it down after thinking about the hint. Thanks, Gunner Groosome  ;)


lParent: GC17D4D
lText:
Nothing doing... beer bottles, whisky bottle, plastic bags... no cache.  A little check by the owner might be appreciated.  We are no newbies.


lParent: GC17D4D
lText:
Despite the previous DNF logs, Weaslet and I thought we'd have a bash. We read the hint and worked out how conditions might have changed since then.
We looked in the places that could have been the place and apart from prickles and some rubbish found nothing. 
Shame. Saluti da Milano.


lParent: GC5H2B3
lText:
I love wandering round this cemetery.  So much history.  Gorgeous sunny day and a nice quick find as nicely hidden.  Wouldn't expect anything less from the lovely CO. TFTC x


lParent: GC3GY0Y
lText:
Tried to attempt in the rain and as the light was going. Got very wet and picked up a dubious looking piece of cloth so gave it up!  Will return another day I think.


lParent: GC3GY0Y
lText:
Found the cache! Thanks! Some young kids did think I was slightly cuckoo jumping in and out of bushes... After being scratched, attacked by thunder flies and covered in cobwebs, I managed to get out, but what a good place to maybe have a bigger container for some trackables...

This entry was edited by Boer&Brit on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 15:14:13 UTC.


lParent: GC3BEG9
lText:
Lots of muggle activity. Lots of broken glass & beer cans. Strong smell of urine was off putting. Sad to have to log this as a DNF. GF, LF & geowoofy Harry :(


lParent: GC3BEG9
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

A quick find for us.

Thanks [blue]geoibsons[/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 or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC3BEG9
lText:
Too early for the pub, so wondered to this cache,...Boyfriend actually spotted this one @ 10.53am, thanks for cache


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

At last. We were here a year ago and registered a DNF. At least this time we changed from a [:(] to a [:)].

I still do not understand the arithmetic as GZ is about 90 meters from the corrected coordinates. Following the previous logs and pictures we went to the obvious spot to see if we could find the cache. A sneaky hide but we got it in the end.

Thanks [blue]bevroutley[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log and replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
NEF at night with smyth71. In fact from where we parked we saw a likely hiding place for the cache, so we looked there first and spotted the cache !! Afterwards we went and checked out Sid's place.
TFTC # 2528


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
Found this one after getting a little confused with the description!! Found the coordinates in the end and a quick find with hint!

TFTC


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
[;)] [:)]  Either I'm rubbish at maths or the lamppost numbers have been changed, because they didn't provide me with the right co-ords. 
Nevertheless, while walking around I've noticed something what would match the hint and.. surprise, surprise! the cache was there, safe and sound! [:)] 
TFTC!


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
Pinilix and I found this just as it was getting dark and after a bit of walking around (mostly in the wrong direction from Sid's house to start with)... First ever cache, so well proud. We were the 4th or 5th to sign the newer logbook (older ones were sadly almost falling apart with humidity). Nice adventure less than half a mile away from home!


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
Nipped out at lunchtime for this, it was my nearest unfound multi to work and gives me a souvenir for the August Challenge. I had a bit of a search at GZ as I was being careful having been rather well scratched at the weekend, but the coords were good, my GPS showing 1m away. TFTC


lParent: GC1Q28F
lText:
Working close to the common today so when I had a quick break I went looking for this one. Went straight to GZ as I guessed its location but it was made easier because it was on show! The log was beyond use so I've left a new one. TFTC
580@14:00


lParent: GC3730K
lText:
Didn't feel comfortable searching for this, no-one was here at this time, but still felt to be intruding.


lParent: GC3730K
lText:
Great location for a cache.  Needs a good cito though sadly.  
Parked around the corner,  got the cache then had a mooch at the vw gathering in the cafe car park. 
TFTC


lParent: GC3730K
lText:
Found early this morning while on a one night visit to London. spent the day taking in the sight an spending a fortune in the shops, The evening was spent in the Ace cafe watching "Elvis" It was a good night out and we'll leave it at that.
tftc

Biker Tone


lParent: GC3730K
lText:
On my motorcycle-trip to Ireland, Docretro7378 and I did some caches. This was one of them.
Greetings from Germany. 

TFTC


lParent: GC4RXCZ
lText:
Geohubby found this one while on his travels in the ambulance car and keeping one ear open for an emergency call! It can be pretty difficult to be inconspicuous when you're wearing a high vis jacket! But he managed to find the cache and keep up our current streak. TFTC. :)


lParent: GC4RXCZ
lText:
Had a good rummage but after scratching hands on the branches and being checked out by muggles outside the pub we called it a day!


lParent: GC4RXCZ
lText:
Couldn't locate this one... probably behind that thick wall of vegetation!  Maybe this one is seasonal?  [;)]


lParent: GC4RXCZ
lText:
A  couple of previous efforts here have been unsuccessful,  but after a few pre match refreshments,  I slipped over the road and found easily. Shame palace couldn't find the net so easily. Tftc


lParent: GC5RB7J
lText:
[purple] [^] *FTF*[^] Wahoo what a surprise, went straight to it bar  2 looks ./ no one around so no worries there 

 Dropped in  picking up caches to take us towards our 19,000th find .

Nice to get a FTF even though we are nor that type of cacher , been there done that T-Shirt . so this is a nice surprise 

signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC5RB7J
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 25.779 E 000° 01.637

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 25.775 E 000° 01.636

Distance from original: 24.7 feet or 7.5 meters.
Went to cache today and put my hands straight on it. GPS does seem a bit unreliable here for some reason, but I have taken the mean of several readings and modified the coordinates slightly.


lParent: GC5RB7J
lText:
I searched high, low, under, over and could not find it. Very disappointed :-( it's a highly populated spot and there is some broken glass around


lParent: GC30DZR
lText:
gz area I found pretty easily, but the right tree took me a while to find. Nobly? this one or this one? fortunately I found it. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC30DZR
lText:
#3181 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

To find this cache we wondered a round a little the gps was very jumpy. The cache was spotted, very nice container, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC36KQQ
lText:
I got stung a bit because I was looking in the wrong place, eventually found and tried to sign but pen had run out of ink, lesson learnt to bring my own :D


lParent: GC36KQQ
lText:
Really enjoyed this glorious Easter Monday afternoon on Wimbledon Common and then went to the A3 two find two of this series.
Thank you


lParent: GC40AGW
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, on a day where the sun shone brightly and was hot! [:)]

Short search and cache soon in hand - ouch! – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC40AGW
lText:
Did not find got to the bridge and search on and all around disappointed was my first attempt at geocaching very muddy dogs pulled me over twice and sprained ankle bad day you could say


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
Found this after some looking! But when found realised how clever it is! This could be my favourite cache!!! TFTC!!! :) !!!


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
I was in the area again today and thought I'd give this one another go. This time I'd read through some logs and thought that maybe I'd got the wrong end of the stick before. My second hunch was indeed correct!  Ohh my days did it make me laugh when I realised where it was. Definite favourite point! My previous idea had been sort of the exact opposite, if that makes sense. Thanks very much for the cache :D


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
Hmm, pretty sure I knew what I was looking for as I'd heard of these.  Couldn't find easily and lots of houses around and people about limited my search.


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Saw container as I approached - have seen this type of hide before.  TFTC


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
What a great hide! Excellent! Definitely worth a favourite point! TFTC!

This entry was edited by Boer&Brit on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 15:14:57 UTC.


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
I cycled down the hill towards GZ and something caught my eye straight away.   Could it be?   Yes, indeed.   A great cache container.   Dipped TBs x 2.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1381


lParent: GC5W88M
lText:
Shame some people don't abide by it and clean up after their mutts. A great cache snd well deserving of a favourite from me. Tftc


lParent: GC460Z5
lText:
We followed the signs and introduced so friends to geocaching. Hopefully they are hooked. Lord of the Dean


lParent: GC460Z5
lText:
Awesome... Thanks for the nano... We are desperate to start our own!!! Like seriously soooo excited tftc


lParent: GC460Z5
lText:
Last cache of the day for me. Quick one on my way back home.
The magnet doesn't hold very well despite it's size! Best is to tuck the container with the branches.
Out: Extagz 
In: A magnetic nano cache with log for someone to create a new cache

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 21:58:54 UTC.


lParent: GC3HKTD
lText:
Second time lucky on this one. Its weird how sometimes you can search for ages and then when you come back you get straight too it. Or maybe thats just me? TFTC.


lParent: GC3HKTD
lText:
I struggled here for a while but after widening my search I soon found a likely place and bingo. Job done thanks


lParent: GC3HKTD
lText:
Not too many folk "spoiling a good walk" today! A nicely tucked away cache with a nice dry log. TFTC
Bleaklow


lParent: GC3FMN3
lText:
#2,049 08h30 (4/5 cache finds - and 3DNFs - on a fine sunny morning)

Thought I was going to miss out here until I spotted a possible hiding place . . . and there it was! No point looking for anything yellow or looking like a Kinder egg - it isn't either of these[:)]

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself


lParent: GC3FMN3
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find although hint is out of date.. TFTC


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
I made a quick trip out this evening for a couple of local finds. This took no time to spot but several minutes to extract the log. Eventually found something to help me get it out, and signed WI. TFTC!


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
I saw this one come up yesterday but had other commitments unfortunately and couldn't go for it.  Found it fairly easily today and signed as HH to save space. TFTC


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
Tftc needed one for the day and this was the closest to our location after church. Hadn't realized that it had only been released that morning. use a safety pin to remove log a geotool every cacher should carry with them.


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
[:D] [:D] Joint FTF with Edgemaster [:D] [:D]

Was awoken this morning to a beep from my phone saying a new cache was published within striking distance from home by bicycle, although I was the worst for wear after he Morden Beer Festival last night. (self inflicted, although to be fair as I rarely drink)

Decided I had to have breakfast and shower to clear my head first before we set off (two of us) for a ride around the park and visiting this cache en-route. Arrived at GZ just as Edgemaster had just passed us and he managed to grab the cache in about two seconds. While we were signing the log LeafyC arrived, and after a brief chat we all went on our ways.

A very clever container and our first FTF for a while, put a big smile on our youngest team member's face [:D]

TFTC!


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
Needed a cache today to keep streaking. This was fairly near but due to much procrastination I took ages to get out. Nice cache. Thanks


lParent: GC62YCE
lText:
Joint {*FTF*} with fire_star at 11:50
Had a lie in this morning and saw that hedgepiglet noting on Facebook that there were FTFs to be had this morning. Identified this ad the closest and jumped on my bike.
Approaching the cache, I saw a person with GPS out at the previous road junction, so cycled on, identified the most likely option and began the search just as fire_star arrived. Cache quickly found and signed the log between us.
Then leafyc arrived, still on the hunt for her first FTF (sorry!)
Brief chat and hint swap regarding some of the local puzzles, whilst struggling to get the log back into the container.
Local FTF hunts are proving to be becoming mini events [:)].

Tftftf!


lParent: GC49V5M
lText:
#2,050 08h40 (5/5 cache finds - and 3 DNFs - on a fine sunny morning)

Coordinates indeed out as noted earlier, but found the nifty hide easily enough after a short search.

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself


lParent: GC49V5M
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. I made coords 15m out -see aboveTFTC


lParent: GC49V5M
lText:
#51 cache found on the 29th of May 2015 at 18:36.

I made a meal of this and went into the grounds and pottered around like a loony for a while.  That's not the way.

Thanks.


lParent: GC49V5M
lText:
Found today with Daemonic and budblaze2013 after grabbing another cache in wanted park 

TFTC [901]


lParent: GC3JJDM
lText:
Last cache of the evening for me after a little jaunt round Wimbledon after work.  Parked up on the double yellows as it was late and no one was around. Quick walk down the path and I thought it would be a fast cache and dash. But a little while later and I was still scratching my head. Was just about to call it a night when inspiration struck me. Haha and there it was! Thanks for the very sneaky cache :D


lParent: GC3JJDM
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Have seen this type of hide before. TFTC


lParent: GC3JJDM
lText:
Took the train to Wimbledon and then walked back to Raynes Park.
How are we supposed to get that out - then found the tool. Very nifty
TFTC


lParent: GC30E12
lText:
Had to return to this one after a couple of hours. It was at first being occupied by a "gentleman of the road" enjoying a few cans of alcoholic refreshment. I know the brand because he left all his empties behind on the seat! SL TFTC


lParent: GC30E12
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. 
#2 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC30E12
lText:
#3187 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

On the way back to the car we stopped at number 1. The gentleman was gone and we could look for the cache. The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC28BXY
lText:
Bit of a hunt but the clue helped. Driven past here loads of times but never been here on foot. TFTC


lParent: GC28BXY
lText:
As I approached there was someone on the opposite side of the road but he walked on by letting me search alone. A brilliantly pointless location. TFTC.


lParent: GC30DYB
lText:
Brownowl23 and her geo kids found this on one of the last trips of the summer hols, great cahce. Even found a reading book hid in a nearby tree for kids to read.


lParent: GC30DYB
lText:
I usually hate these tree ones, because the cache is really hard to find. But this time it was really easy and I found it in seconds. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC30DYB
lText:
My blank calendar day filling cache and dash on my way to dinner with Anna Bear. It really is a busy tree and it took a while to spot the cache in the early evening gloom.


lParent: GC30DYB
lText:
I couldn't find this cache this moring. I saw a possible spot but no cache.
I didn't spend huge amount of time tho.


lParent: GC2WWNA
lText:
A handy little cache to keep our summer caching streak going. It was pretty muggly at ground zero, as expected, but the cache was placed nicely so that I think I was totally unnoticed as I retrieved it and signed the log book. TFTC


lParent: GC2WWNA
lText:
Visiting our loved one in the Crem we nearly always go for a circular walk around South Norwood CP. Walked a bit further on today to claim another cache!

Thanks 2oldpeople V&V


lParent: GC2WWNA
lText:
Had a chat to the cache owner at an event last night who gave me a nudge in the right direction. Went in for a grab during a break in the muggle traffic, not sure how I missed it! Tftc!


lParent: GC32VBH
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning
#3 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC32VBH
lText:
#3178 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

We started with number 2 as we passed number 1 a person was there and looked well settled just at GZ.

The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC3ATGD
lText:
There are multiple angles and uprights here! Found it in the end, does indeed have its lid missing ...


lParent: GC3ATGD
lText:
A stroll around the park with my wife and daughter, plus my daughter's god-mother, her boyfriend and their pooch Hercules (woof!).  I have fond memories of the park from my childhood playing football on the field near the swings.  Great days!  The cache was soon found - the lid was missing but the log was dry. TFTC!


lParent: GC3ATGD
lText:
Another nice easy find for mrs sceatsie in a beautiful place, saw a couple of herons on the way here tftc


lParent: GC3ATGD
lText:
Despite it being busy here today, thought I'd have another look. The local canine population, in particular, were interested in my antics. It was not where I had initially looked and in my favourite 'vil' [:(] but a find nonetheless. TFTC


lParent: GC519N6
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice easy find.

Thanks [blue]Defiant.[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log and replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
Found with aeshna_uk as we were in the area for a visit to Ikea and quickly found by her. Nice hide; TFTC!


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

After my first attempt, the one place I didn't check was the site of the cache! Very messy with litter and overgrown... But I needed to grab this one as I didn't know if I would ever be back!!

Tftc


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total

Couldn't find it... Nightmare... Looked everywhere!!

24/29on the trail today

TFTC #316


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
Excellent one this! Took a couple of minutes but I've learned how sneaky rodz can be.
Will think of this cache whenever I am driving that section of the North Circular!
Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
No luck here after a good search. Though why it's still called The curse of the FTF when it was first found years ago also that groudspeak don't allow such things now anyway.


lParent: GC1XGN8
lText:
We diverted for this one as there was a slight chance that we'd find it... we thought...

Nope- not a scooby.


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
#3477 We come to Eltham for football reasons and had some spare time to do some caching before kick off.

We walked down the road from the nearby church to the first waypoint. The information was quickly gathered (even with counting twice). At the next waypoint, we could find some information clearly but unfortunately there is some damage on the notice board. We calculated the new GZ and after admiring the stunning view, we searched for the cache. We had to wait for muggles to pass before we retrieved the cache. Log signed and put back as found - TFTC 'angelahorn' [:)]


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
Did a bit of googling forone of the clues but did the counting at the first stage - soon  off to GZ where the cache was found after a good rummage in the undergrowth - nice view of the city too TFTC


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
The info for the last question is missing from the sign at spot 2 (damaged), however was able to Google it and find the GZ. TFTC, it's a really nice spot. I'll come back.here in the day sometime!


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
Found with 1260rjc whilst in the area.  Found in the second place we tried.  Busy little lane here, luckily muggles more interested in the view or nearby ponies to worry about us rummaging around in the hedgerow!
Thanks for placing


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
Out with 1260smc after we'd been ringing at St John's. Nice afternoon for a walk and there was a smashing view of the London skyline that I never knew could be seen from here. Had a few problems finding the cache but eventually the gps settled and it revealed itself. TFTC


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
No problems with finding the information at either location, and soon worked out some sensible looking co-ordinates.  Headed off to GZ, where the cache was an instant find in the obvious place.  Now back to what I'm really in the area today for, a rat show!  Nice little cache with great views,.  TFTC.


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
Our first ever multi, pleased we found it with no probs, a cold day so just one muggle walking the lane.

Thanks


lParent: GC15YBP
lText:
After visiting the excellent art deco Palace it was time to explore outdoors and do some caching. Finding the information was easy enough (but I do recommend completing Stage 1 before Stage 2) Finding GZ was OK, although my GPS was bouncing around a little. Finding the cache was a different matter, and I would recommend wearing a suit of armour and carrying a machete if you don't want to be torn to shreds!!! The cache could also be hidden in several places, increasing the chances of being attacked. However the box is where it should be, safe and sound, so keep persevering until you are successful! Dropped off Dottie the Ring-Tailed Lemur TB - she will feel at home in Eltham Palace as Stephen and Virginia Courtald used to keep a Ring-Tailed Lemur which had the free run of their home!!! Awarding a Fav point for the location - Eltham Palace is unmissable, and there are superb views of London from GZ - but I am thinking of taking it away as my arms are still recovering! TFTC (#2570)


lParent: GC4MAM6
lText:
Spotted a potential GZ but realised quickly it was not to be. Backtracked a bit to wear I could lean clever Mike while I searched, and just as I was wondering whether I'd have to abandon due to having nowhere to lock up, I dropped my pen & at grasshopper height I found GZ. Hurrah! TFTC


lParent: GC4MAM6
lText:
Fun find near Kew's Unicorn Gate. I had a feel around an object near to wear the coordinates sent us and got lucky!


lParent: GC4MAM6
lText:
Third DNF today. Thought we knew what the hint meant but could not link it to anything at the GZ.

Did a PAF after we left who confirmed we had the correct hint.

Next time.


lParent: GC24KEP
lText:
I decided to continue my journey along the River Lee today from Tottenham Lock to Waltham Town Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! I found 25 caches and only had 1 DNF! I took a geocoin from the cache [:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24KEP
lText:
Found this one tucked away and my daughter took the opportunity of making a swap and we left a compass. TFTC


lParent: GC24KEP
lText:
We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 17:04


lParent: GC24KEP
lText:
* 4916 *           fromCZ              14:42
Thank you for cache :-) easy to find this one again :-) thank you :-)


lParent: GC3CC83
lText:
Second attempt at this cache,  the first time I couldn't get access to the bridge because of building work. Now I've come back later in the year and all the work seems to be finished. No one around here at about 9pm so all was nice a quiet. Went to the spot in the clue, reached out and touched it straight away. Brilliant! Enjoyed the little detour and the look at the tubes as it was getting dark. Lovely.  TFTC :D


lParent: GC3CC83
lText:
#704

First cache made during our visit of Morden.
We quickly found it, thanks to the hint, or thanks to some luck. The GPS was not leading us to the good place, but with the hint, I manage to find it at the first place tested.

TFTC Cache! Eh?
7 June 2015 10:03


lParent: GC3CC83
lText:
Took a bit longer than it should as my GPS reading wasn't good but got there after a few minutes. Not too busy up here today and good to see where all those trains I take every day actually live! Tftc


lParent: GC3CC83
lText:
Parked up rahnd the cawner.  Gotta wotch art fur ve bleedin' wardens.  Jogged up, innit.  Bish bosh.  Job done.  Nice one.


lParent: GC3CC83
lText:
Regularly get the tube to Morden, but always rushing for a bus so don't have time to cache.
Have visited the bridge in the past (was there a cache here previously?), but always nice to see the depot in action.

Edgemaster


lParent: GC3MQEM
lText:
When will I finally learn that I should check if the cache has been found lately before I make a detour to visit it? It could have saved me some time today... Didn't find it, but I guess it should have been an easy find if the cache was still there.


lParent: GC3MQEM
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching holiday to London, from Harrogate. Climbed all over the steam hammer but couldn't see it. Ah well, some you win and some you lose.


lParent: GC3MQEM
lText:
I was meant to be on a course today but they cancelled it at lunchtime. With a couple of hours spare before my train home I thought I'd grab a couple of caches. 

My last find of my walk and an interesting spot to put it. No problems finding the cache as it was just where I'd put it. 

TFTC


lParent: GC3MQEM
lText:
I really liked this cache, and especially the container (with its Mags!). Favourite point for that! Tftc
#398


lParent: GC16NRE
lText:
Couldn't avez where GPS was wanting is to go did to many brambles. 
TFTC Primitive Person and adopted by Freedompass Hunter


lParent: GC16NRE
lText:
I found this cache during an amazing walk through Wimbledon Common. It is the first time I am visiting the common but certainly not the last. I couldn't believe that we are so close to central London but the setting feels completely wild.
Thanks for the discovery.
TFTC!


lParent: GC16NRE
lText:
Found yesterday but obviously forgot to log it.. Took a couple of goes, as I think it was too dark last time.. Finally got to it! The lid doesn't seem to fit on firmly but did the best I could.. :) TFTC!


lParent: GC5QJXW
lText:
[purple] Dropped in  picking up caches to take us towards our 19,000th find .

Very nice park , had a good look nothing so dropped in a 35mm to keep the hunt going ..

signed log.
TFTC.

Joke: what lies at the bottom of the sea and shivers 

A nerviuos wreck ..


lParent: GC5QJXW
lText:
Found it! Looks as though the original one disappeared but someone had replaced it today. Quite happy as taken my 5 year old step daughter geocaching for the first time :) 

What do you call a fake noodle?
An Impasta


lParent: GC5QJXW
lText:
Guy goes into a bar and asks the barman for some helicopter crisps. Sorry says the barman, I've only got plane.

No problems with this one, TFTC


lParent: GC5QJXW
lText:
Loved it!

Why do you need so many electricians to change a light bulb?

Many hands make light work.


lParent: GC2Z1TV
lText:
#3182 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

We carried on to number 7. We could see the GZ from a distance. We had to let some muggles pass before we could start the search. The cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC18AF3
lText:
Searched for so long, hands all scraped from searching through bushes!!! Will have to try again another day


lParent: GC18AF3
lText:
On an early morning run along this AWESOME path, found the cache almost in plain view!  Great location!  Wish I had the time do run the entire path!  Thanks so much for showing me this location - we got it while on vacation to London from Okinawa, Japan!


lParent: GC18AF3
lText:
Im on a mission to cycle to every trad cache in central London- that is, within the North and South Circular roads. Today Im at the Northern fringes picking up some outstanding finds. This is a lovely location- particularly on a warm day like today. TFTC. Now on to the next...


lParent: GC18AF3
lText:
Second time lucky.
Last time I tried to find this cache it got dark and I had to abort.

As mentioned before, the log is practically mush. I may replace it myself if no one else does.

The canister is so obvious I can't believe I didn't find it before! It has a magnet on it for some reason although there is no metäl anywhere in the area...

Don't be afraid to stick your hands into unknown territory.


lParent: GC5YTM0
lText:
Took a short walk in the area and found 3 caches. 
This was easily found @10.30.

TFTC and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC5YTM0
lText:
Another quick find by Serena as Grandad was contemplating having to cross the road. Luckily not. Log signed.


lParent: GC5YTM0
lText:
Mr TBHF came up trumps here after a short rummage and avoiding the muffles today. 
What a beautiful church with owl eyes  so handsome. 
Another in this lovely ?? series so thank you for placing for us to find. TFTC


lParent: GC5YTM0
lText:
#3335 We came to Eltham today for football reasons and before kick off we had some time to do some caching. Our first stop was at this lovely church. The cache was quickly spotted. Luckily the muggles were sitting on the other side of the planter and we could retrieve the cache without being seen, SL and put back as found - TFTC '1260rjc' [:)]


lParent: GC34D1X
lText:
Rain, rain go away, please come back another day... [;)]

Bank Holiday Monday - pouring down with rain. After being indoors all day, doing homework, watching TV, etc. MortonFamily1 decided to go out and walk the restless dogs once the rain had died down a bit[:p]. Despite the weatherman stating it wasn't going to rain after 2 O'clock, the heavens remained open, so we didn't go out until the late afternoon. 

Feeling like somewhere different to walk, we decided to visit Sheen Common, not only to visit the woodland but also to find the 'Butch Cachedy' geocache! After a short drive in the car, with two very over excited dogs [8)] we arrived at the wood. And what a beautiful place!!! The woodland felt as it you were transported into another era, what with colossal knotted trees and juicy ripe blackberries that scattered the nearby bushes! [:D]

After walking through the picturesque scenery (with two very muddy doggies![:)]) We decided to head back to do the cache. Metres from GZ, we thought we knew roughly where the cache would be located, so we through the small path to the log. Once we arrived, we scoured GZ looking for the container. And then... Within moments... We found it!!!! [:D] Very enjoyable cache and very cheeky container! [;)]

[:D] TFTC mbalax for this brilliant cache! [:D]


lParent: GC34D1X
lText:
Visiting daughter & future son in law on really wet day. Nice walk in Richmond Park and just had to grab this one TFTC


lParent: GC34D1X
lText:
With jillym007 and geohound on a walk with daughter and prospective. Found with daughter. Great sneaky hide. TFTC


lParent: GC34D1X
lText:
A quick little find for us before heading in to spend the day in Richmond park! We took the path less travelled by coincidence... We like to do that... And there it was!!! A sneaky little cache which is always a bit of fun!!


lParent: GC20DXF
lText:
In London with my family for the weekend to do some caching and sightseeing. 

A quick find after leaving Kew Gardens. TFTC


lParent: GC20DXF
lText:
A long weekend in London with the whole family to grab some old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else of interest we come across. 

This was too tempting to miss ax we left Kew Gardens. A quick hop up onto the tow path sol had it found. TFTC


lParent: GC1YCZT
lText:
This one has been on my list to do for ages. Just never seem to pass on a day I can stop. Went out for a quick few drive by caches so this was perfect. Knew where it would be as soon as I read the hint must to travis5s disgust. Thanks


lParent: GC1YCZT
lText:
It was actually much more difficult  than I thought. We were looking for ages- but it was worth it!!


lParent: GC3H15A
lText:
I think I was definitely in the right place for this - out of sight next to crumbling, woodwormed... uh, wood, prancing about like an Ewok.  Maybe I just got unlucky and couldn't see it.  Was fun, though.  Thanks.


lParent: GC3H15A
lText:
As we were diving into the undergrowth we were aware of a family with a toddler standing in the water up to the rim of her wellington boots. I hope they were too busy to notice us! found this container on the ground so replaced as per the hint. TFTC.


lParent: GC3XBK6
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Coords accurate, bearing suspect. TFTC


lParent: GC3XBK6
lText:
It took a bit of searching, not in the most obvious location but nicely hidden away. The log was damp, but still able to sign. TFTC


lParent: GC3XBK6
lText:
---(2015-04-28 15:08:47---(DNF)---
A couple of winters ago I stumbled across a website describing tubewalking (walking between London Underground stations) and on the same website was a description of the author's (Mark Moxon) walk around the London Loop. I walked the Loop in 2014 so this year I decided on tubewalking.

Today was my ninth and last day walking the Central line and my route took me right past this cache. I didn't understand the cryptic description and a search failed to reveal the cache.


lParent: GC3XBK6
lText:
After reading the description i was expecting something cunning and cryptic. After searching during gaps in the traffic i found it in the standard location. I think im missing something here. Anyway, TFTC.


lParent: GC60FRC
lText:
#3476 We come to Eltham for football reasons and had some spare time to do some caching before kick off.

We parked very close and the cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC #1260rjc' [:)]


lParent: GC60FRC
lText:
Took a short walk in the area and found 3 caches. 
This was easily found @10.25.

TFTC and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC60FRC
lText:
Nice straight forward find at this very smart church on our way out and about this afternoon. 
Another in this lovely ?? series so thank you for placing for us to find. TFTC


lParent: GC3XPA3
lText:
Stopped off on the way to the SELBAC Meet.  Last time it was jammed in place, this time a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC3XPA3
lText:
Visiting our loved one in the Crem we nearly always go for a circular walk around South Norwood CP. Walked a bit further on today but no luck with PUFF although we did find MUNZEE

Thanks 2oldpeople V&V


lParent: GC3XPA3
lText:
My second and final cache of the morning. I wandered about a bit and then realised that something was different - so grabbed it and wandered off to sign the log. TFTC


lParent: GC3XPA3
lText:
In the area for work.  I found this one within seconds, you can't fool me sludge bucket! :-)  A great evil little hide! fav point.


lParent: GC1PD0B
lText:
I'm hoping I was searching the wrong location - as there's a lot of dog mess around where I thought it was 
so not this time


lParent: GC1PD0B
lText:
I was passing on my way back from work this evening, so thought I'd take the opportunity to grab this one as I've been meaning to get it for a while!

TFTC #131


lParent: GC18RQR
lText:
Back in April I searched all round here but failed to locate it. Two months passed and no one logged it. I was pretty sure it was gone and people just weren't logging their DNFs. I even messaged the CO to ask to check it out. Then suddenly two months later; a find! That was the evidence I needed that the cache was still alive and I had just missed it on my initial search. 

Today was a lovely sunny Saturday so with a few hours to kill so grabbed two new caches on Hampstead Heath then cycled off to Bunds Green to make a second attempt on this one. Its quite long and steep to get here from central London. Thankfully it was in the second place I looked, and somewhere I'm sure I checked before but hay ho, must just have missed it. Glad to have finally ticked this one off.


lParent: GC18RQR
lText:
Found it this time. Guess it's easier to find when it's not dark and raining. Even in bright sunshine, it still took a fair bit of searching for! TFTC!


lParent: GC18RQR
lText:
The area was very quiet so I don't think I can blame muggle activity for inhibiting my search. The co-ords took me to the gate at the end of the row of garages but after looking at the photos decided I was probably a little off so focused my search around the bridge over the tracks. Unfortunately I was unable to spot or feel the cache. Hopefully the next searcher will have more luck.

This entry was edited by nchs20 on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 19:38:15 UTC.


lParent: GC18RQR
lText:
I was staying at the local scout campsite for the weekend, so naturally had a look around to see what caches were available. My scouts understand my passion for the game and always ask if we go somewhere new if there are any about, so when I told them of this one, a few of them wanted to come and find it with me.

We walked down the road to gz with the kids commenting on how busy it was - such sheltered lives they have led so far [:P]! Once there, a couple of them knew what to look for and set about searching, but I think it was my caching instincts that took me to it. TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC4BH5E
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint and cache title; have seen this type of hide before. TFTC


lParent: GC4BH5E
lText:
Not the nicest place for a cache but oh well. Luckily I've come across one similar to this before so managed to grab it quickly.


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
In good time for my Bee Keeping course today so picked up a few caches on my walk.


TFTC
helennbrian


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
Looked for a long time for this one. At the end of the day we really should have found it much quicker. Would have been tricky for me to find it on my own. Lucky I brought my wife and her small arms along.


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
We were in the area today for a family wedding in Kew Gardens, so grabbed the opportunity to find a few caches in the area.  We started down below in the park, went up, then down, then up, then down, etc.  Finally took some inspiration from previous logs as to which level we should be at.  The cache was then quickly located in the spot we really hoped it would be - that would have been too good an opportunity to miss.  [:)]


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
W is also for Wow Water hiding place!  Once I got to right level there it was. Thanks for the cache, log signed at 13:52 

 Find #2109


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
Did this with turnyt
I knew he had been after this for some time so decided we would do it together.
TFTC


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
Been looking at this for ages. Had a bash a couple of years ago but was looking from wrong place. Needed a date for my calendar so went for it today. Found after a few minutes searching and another letter crossed of my list
TFTC


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
After  9 months of DNFs and 3 previous attempts at this cache... the evil spell has been lifted! 
Glad to tick this one off of my list

TFTC and an FP for keeping me wandering for soooooo long

Thanks Rodz

This entry was edited by gobstoppper on Sunday, 17 May 2015 at 16:18:23 UTC.


lParent: GCWW3R
lText:
I have checked up and down for quite a while, not wanted to be discouraged by the last DNF logs - since previously the CO has always confirmed that it's still in place, it just seemed a cheeky one. However I was not luckier than the others, no find in the end. If the owner confirms, I'll try next time when coming over for work. Until then greetings from Switzerland!


lParent: GC3YPDQ
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Don't get cache title. Container was home to dozens of earwigs. TFTC


lParent: GC3ATG9
lText:
A stroll around the park with my wife and daughter, plus my daughter's god-mother, her boyfriend and their pooch Hercules (woof!).  I have fond memories of the park from my childhood playing football on the field near the swings.  Great days!  The cache was quickly found but it took me a minute to wiggle it out from it's hidey-hole.  A lovely hide in a lovely locations - TFTC!


lParent: GC3ATG9
lText:
Met a friend and kids at Kelsey today, so decided to pick these caches up to. We introduced our muggle friends today, and they really enjoyed it, so are now thinking up a profile name! Good hide, we all enjoyed hunting for this one! TFTC


lParent: GC3ATG9
lText:
Hardest one of the whole walk - wandered around aimlessly for a bit - clue is good as are the co ords - tftc


lParent: GC3ATG9
lText:
Worst cache location ever! Millions of white fly and their lava! Im bloody covered! Need a shower to feel clear of them!


lParent: GC39Y2Q
lText:
I had a good look around but wasn't going to rummage through the dog pooh bags (why do they do that? ), tins and used condoms to find it. Gps said I was on top of it but there is a limit.


lParent: GC37VG1
lText:
Convinced I was in the right spot for this today but no cache for me. Checked the surrounding area as well in case it had fallen, but nothing to be found. Stopped looking when I found a syringe. Not pleasant and possibly gone I reckon as there's a lot of evidence of a recent "party".


lParent: GC37VG1
lText:
On our cycle holiday from Harwich to Lands End we came across this cache.  This isn't one of the prettiest places we visited. After navigating through the mess to the designated leg it took some time to find the cache. After logging we quickly moved on.....


lParent: GC632XD
lText:
Wizard Ward  is being a gentleman  and taking the lead so that he gets the cobwebs  in the face first! TFTC


lParent: GC632XD
lText:
I was **FTF** @ 07:45 [:D]

The little dog and I started out the wrong side of a fence near garages, around the back of houses. This was my fault for not doing the whole series and just targeting this one. I could see the woods the other side but I was unsure where the footpath was to get there. After walking the long way around I found an entrance to Oxleas Meadow and walked that way there and back.

Finally when I arrived near to ground zero, I followed the detailed hint and found the tub within tubs and finally a nice blank log sheet to sign. Thank you Shakeyjake_91 for this fun cache. The little dog and I enjoyed the walk and when I have more time I am looking forward to coming back here to complete the rest of this trail.

{*FTF*}


lParent: GC5XFCX
lText:
Last night I found a last cache with my muggle sister in law before we went to the restaurant for the last dinner because I flew back to Australia. Thank you 1stFinchleyScouts for bringing us here. [:)]


lParent: GC5XFCX
lText:
This was pretty cool to find, it was challenging and had to go back a couple of times, thanks to the creator


lParent: GC5XFCX
lText:
Out walking with a muggle friend and after successfully finding a nearby cache went for this one. As it's such a lovely sunny day today plenty of muggles around.  Found this in a very convenient place. Thanks 1stFinchleyScouts for the cache.


lParent: GC3ATGB
lText:
A stroll around the park with my wife and daughter, plus my daughter's god-mother, her boyfriend and their pooch Hercules (woof!).  I have fond memories of the park from my childhood playing football on the field near the swings.  Great days!  Thanks to the clue I found the cache straight away (much to the amazement of my muggle companions who thought I must be psychic!).  TFTC.


lParent: GC3JJFT
lText:
Managed to park almost opposite which was handy , numbers crunched and , with use of hint, (light was failing) made a quick find .


lParent: GC3JJFT
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Information quickly found. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. TFTC


lParent: GC3JJFT
lText:
A chance for Matthew to mark Mark, perhaps? A northern county might well have been counted within the area. Wombles on nearby Wombledon Common? Whatever next? They might well have been under our noses all along. We didn’t go underground, so couldn’t meet the underground here. [;)]

R2 was in the area for the nearby CITO event and managed a few of the local finds while out and about in Wimbledon Common. After finding some around the common, it was time for a few church micro finds (we’re quite partial to church micros). The answers were fairly quickly found and GZ located. A couple of pauses for muggle traffic to go past and the log was duly signed. Thanks for placing. 

TFTC #2,181
CM #249


lParent: GC3JJFT
lText:
I think I'm I the right place but cannot find it. Is it just me? Can someone check if it's still there. I need to know


lParent: GC3JKGQ
lText:
As part of my road trip, I needed a cache which would reward me with a souvenir so off we set this morning on our tandem ( not really) I was ready for the balance but john wanted to go first but didn't spot the cache, off I clamber and quickly spot the cache. Now the thing is I am a little vertically challenged so several ideas came to mind none that would have been useful for the retrieval. After some umming and aahring, john unloaded his pockets of car key & phone ( just in case he took a dip) and managed to reach the booty. We were asked by a passing dog walker if we were ok, can't understand why she thought anything would be wrong, surely she must have seen two 60+ year olds balancing on a fallen tree over the brook before [:I] thanks for the fun and well deserving of another favourite point. TFTC


lParent: GC3JKGQ
lText:
Ignore my last log haha! Turns out I didn't climb far enough. I wish I could have taken a picture of myself! TFTC!


lParent: GC3JKGQ
lText:
I couldn't find it! Such a shame as I was really looking forward to this one! Succeeded in scaring a woman with her dog though...


lParent: GC3H55N
lText:
This former member of the 4th EFS Sea Scouts gave it a good shot. Unprepared for the lush under growth andmo ed and parted lots of it to no avail. .


lParent: GC3H55N
lText:
Have tried finding this one in the past with no luck each time I visit the cementery. Too much overgrowth makes it very hard for me.  Today when back because it would have been my mum's birthday was no different.


lParent: GC3H55N
lText:
not doing too well today, maybe on my next visit ill find it. i know i was in the right place but maybe i looked in the wrong place lol xx


lParent: GC3H55N
lText:
Out for the afternoon cycling around wansted flats seeing how many i can find before the sun goes down. This was my first. TFTC.


lParent: GC4BZ9B
lText:
As there has been two 'did not finds' I decided to check on this cache. Unfortunately it had gone again. So I have replaced the cache with a new container. Hopefully this will stay around a little bit longer


lParent: GC3JECC
lText:
 Tftc found after work as i work just up the A3 and this cache is a slight detour on the way home.
found not on its hook so replaced.


lParent: GC3JECC
lText:
Thank you for the cache, but unlike the hint (and although it does have a hook to hang), it is not hanging.


lParent: GC338HY
lText:
Searched for this on the off-chance that it was still there and hadn't been destroyed by the path works.
And I was lucky! It was there as intended and a very easy find.
Oddly, the log hasn't been signed since May 2013, were there two of this cache?
Log is in good condition, photo of it attached.


lParent: GC338HY
lText:
I am temporarily disabling this until  can get over and replace the logbook which hopefully will be in a week or two.


lParent: GC338HY
lText:
Yay!  Found it after 3 DNFs on my first Saturday for caching in ages. After so much rain the terrain was quite treacherous. Would have got there quicker if I hadn't plonked my bag on top of the cache before starting search. Log is soaked. Tftc


lParent: GC338HY
lText:
The last one on our walk today, more luck than judgement that i didnt slip straight back down the slope due to the mud.
TFTC

This entry was edited by Mr S Vimes on Wednesday, 22 January 2014 at 16:26:10 UTC.


lParent: GC338HY
lText:
Came out to find our nearest unfound caches that aren't 40' up a tree or some other equally difficult places for us to get to.  Spent some time and were just about to give up when I saw it completely uncovered just where weary had been looking.  TFTC


lParent: GC1NK1Y
lText:
Even with my sleeve rolled all the way back I still managed to get covered in cobwebs :( Great cache though, great spot!


lParent: GC1NK1Y
lText:
We found it on a cloudy day out in Richmond! We found it pretty quickly, and Ben braved the cobwebs to retrieve the cache!! Lots of cars rushing past, but I don't think too many people were interested in us!! Tftc


lParent: GC2178K
lText:
We found it! Finally! Hehe. We spent a long time looking in the wrong place but we stood back and looked at the whole area through our cacher eyes and went "duh!" There is was, right in front of us, in fact we were basically on top of it at one stage... Literally taking a relaxing break! Tftc


lParent: GC2178K
lText:
7:40
No log since a month or more? Weird. Took a bit of searching, but found the hint to be very clever and helpful. Spotted the cache in the end!


lParent: GC2178K
lText:
Cheeky Cache, great work!
Great to hear trees and birds in the air.

PS no need to climb fences, my GPS went a little loony.


lParent: GC2178K
lText:
Third find of the day, Katherine is on a roll tonight! This was her second find in a row, as we gathered caches on route back to Richmond station. This after I'd over complicated things again and was searching in completely the wrong place, thankfully she went back to the original point of search and located this sneaky cache! Don't think that I would eat the treat attached to the string though, bit gross! TFTC.


lParent: GC4TNG6
lText:
Found after a 30min search by the light of my iPhone.
After a lodge meeting and a bottle of wine.

No muggles, builders or other Masons about as it was 22:30

Log book in good condition and nice and dry.

TFTC SL


lParent: GC4TNG6
lText:
Found it on a trip to visit family and to see London. Greetings from Denmark:-)

This entry was edited by boudjohansen on Thursday, 20 August 2015 at 21:33:47 UTC.


lParent: GC1PCYR
lText:
Didn't check which side of the road I needed to be on at the previous subway. Overshot it on my circuit and didn't want to spend much more time on the A3, may be back for it sometime.


lParent: GC1PCYR
lText:
Spent a while searching for the right tree but once found the cache was soon in hand, all seems to be intact. TFTC


lParent: GC1PCYR
lText:
I get the impression that the coords are not good. When added to the awful cryptic hint, I had no idea what I was doing. Searched for 5 minutes, but with dozens of muggles streaming past didn't feel like staying long.

It could still be there, I've no idea. A sensible hint (or none) would be better than that provided.


lParent: GC1PCYR
lText:
What a saga for my daily cache today.  There really shouldn't have been a problem, as I was back at home just after lunch, but I never got a chance to nip out.  Calls to make, emails to clear, cars to swap (out with the old, in with the new), taxi service to provide (as we all wanted to try the new car...), sport to play.  And we were about to meet up with some friends for the evening...  I knew that, if I went caching after we'd seen them, it would be really pushing things.  So, as I had 30 mins before we were due to leave the house, I thought that I might be able to squeeze this one in.

Was a bit concerned that it hadn't been found for a while, but people didn't seem to have struggled, so it looked like a relatively safe bet.  In retrospect, if I had read the description and seen the dreaded words "hampered by the number of trees in the area" and "10-15ft accuracy", then I would have gone elsewhere (which was further in distance, but on faster roads...).

Absolutely no idea with this one, and the "tree" in the hint simply confused me.  Is this a typo (i.e. "three") or is it a clever cryptic clue?  Either way I poked and prodded my way around everything, both sides of the ditch, and got nothing but scratches for all my efforts.  Well, that's not entirely true; I did manage to turn up copious amounts of litter, including what once seemed to be a rather nice set of lego!

Finally left to go home to pick up Mrs c'a'ing after we should have left the house to see our friends.  Yet another DNF for on an "easy" 1.5/1.5; I really don't like them!


lParent: GC23M55
lText:
After a night shift in Hendon, the sun was shining and I had some spare time to try and collect another local-to-work cache (plus scout out some possible hiding places of my own [;)]. Having read the previous logs here, I took the short walk to GZ tooled up - secateurs and rigger gloves at the ready!

On entering the park, my heart sank as I saw ahead of me a cordoned off area with work in progress. Nearing GZ however, this area although near GZ didn't interfere with my searching which in turn didn't interfere with their work. It was evident that alongside GZ a new fence had been installed and the brambles (yes the size of Popeye's arms - my secateurs would have struggled) and other undergrowth had been pulled away to allow this fence to be installed. This made a very useful pathway alongside the fence but did it also mean the cache had been disturbed?

I searched amongst the undergrowth hoping go see sign(s) of the cache but I couldn't spot anything. Standing back to take a photo of the disturbed GZ, I thought I'd just check a little further along the fence line and pulled back a branch of pyracantha (an equally prickly shrub). To my delight, a likely looking black object was revealed; yes, the cache.

Sandwiched between the new fence and the brambles, I crouched down out of sight to examine the contents which I'm pleased to report are dry and in good order. SL before replacing cache where I found it avoiding the prickly bits. Thanks for another good caching adventure johnab7.


lParent: GC23M55
lText:
No luck here today. Don't know if the fence was down when the CO checked but I didn't fancy rooting around too much in my work clothes o route to a meeting so maybe I was just too timid.


lParent: GC23M55
lText:
#1643 - It must have been a good year ago, if not more, when I first tried to find this cache.  That time I had been in my suit and was beaten back by burrs and tree-high nettles.  On this occasion I returned with Wild Ben Hiccup.  We were both in our gardening clothes, and thank goodness, for we encountered triffid-high brambles with stems the size of Popeye's arms!  Wild Ben saw the cache peeping out behind all of this.  As I made my way to it, crushing brambles higher than I was and leaving a very clear cacher's trail for the next finder, all I could think was that it would have been easier to retrieve this from the OTHER side of the fence, ie parking on the motorway and scaling the fence!  How Johnab ever got it here I'll never know.  I eventually got within an arm's reach but it still took another few minutes of snaking my arm through the thorns before I could retrieve the container.  After that it was all plain sailing, and hooray!  One of my nemesis caches is gone.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC23M55
lText:
Hi I've looked at your cache, and it It looks like your cache has been under the weather for some time. While I feel that Geocaching.com should hold this location for a reasonable amount of time, we can't do so forever. Please either repair/replace this cache, or archive it so that someone else can place a cache in the area, and geocachers can once again enjoy visiting this location.

The Guidelines which can be seen at http://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx state that a Cache should only be Disabled for a short time usually  a few weeks.

If you Archive this cache, please avoid geolitter by removing any remaining traces of your cache or contact a local cacher to do so for you. If you are having difficulty doing so then please contact me via my profile and I will try to get someone to assist. This is particularly important if your cache appears to contain Travelbugs or Geocoins.

If you plan on repairing this cache, please log a note so I don't archive the listing for non-communication. I intend revisiting this cache in 14 days time.



Thanks,

Deceangi
UK Volunteer UK Reviewer Geocaching.com


lParent: GC5PN2R
lText:
Well.... I made a real meal of this one. Back in January we decided to spend a year getting at least one cache a day, our 365 challenge. This was earmarked for today's cache and I needed to pick it up on the way to work for a night shift. Sounds great? except after 15 mins I still couldn't find the flaming thing.... Went and sat in the car. read through the previous logs and then searched to see if there were any other caches nearby that would be quick and easy...No. OK.... back we go..this time I went straight to it. Typical. I blame the poor light. No need for the tweezers I had brought as the nice dry log slid out with no probs... Log signed and replaced but I still don't really understand the clue... TFTC


lParent: GC5PN2R
lText:
Leaving this beautiful city but not without a last cache. On their break with coffee mugs in their hands there came two firemen swearing that what now is black...was always black!!!!  Done! On our way to Paris.


lParent: GC5PN2R
lText:
11.21am. i had to go to brent cross station so on the way stopped here to bring back memories of the flat i had here many years ago, then just there a very good cache thank you. sltn.jeff=bones1.


lParent: GC5PN2R
lText:
Quick easy find not far from home. 

Black and looks to be there out the blue is my decoding of the hint.


lParent: GC3M185
lText:
#2114

Passing through and so stopped just along the road and jogged to GZ. On arrival I had a good look where the hint seemed to suggest, couldn't find anything and so ignored the hint and soon located the container. With the logsheet signed I replaced where the hint seemed to point to, I hope that's okay.

Thanks to GordonFoulds for placing this cache


lParent: GC4MAJA
lText:
Lion Gate is the entrance to Kew Gardens a very lovely place to visit if in the area,the cache was found  nice and easily if using the hints.They are easily RED!!Tyfyc.


lParent: GC4MAJA
lText:
Arrived with friends to go to Kew Gardens and then we realised we needed to pay to go in and it wasn't cheap....
At least we found a cache x)

TFTC, Maggot


lParent: GC4MAJA
lText:
A nice quick find here :) and very quiet. Had a lovely day at Kew Gardens and collected some caches after dinner


lParent: GC4MAJA
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

A nice quick fin as we understood the hint.

Thanks [blue]Brucacher[/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 or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC1HTF6
lText:
I had a hard time getting to the river side, because there are not a lot of places where you can enter this river way. A very slippery path and pretty difficult to look, for there is a lot of vegetation and trash. However a nice place to hide a cache. Unfortunately, like the logs already told me, the cache was in pretty bad condition. There is no lid, and therefore fluids can go into the bottle. Still managed to right my name on the paper someone before me left there.
TFTC.


lParent: GC1HTF6
lText:
Found it!! Log paper inside ruined so added a new one. First cache! Fun to look for, search hard! Pretty river beside spot


lParent: GC1HTF6
lText:
Cheeky little cache... Slippery, filthy, ew. Not the nicest retrieval. And yes the cache is knackered, it's got stuff living in it.


lParent: GC1HTF6
lText:
Very smart hiding spot unfortunately the cache has no lid and the log has probably melted away but the pencil is still there lol...!


lParent: GC2W3G2
lText:
Found in the rain! Took a while because I assumed the GPS would be way off & I didn't trust my instincts. If I'd paid attention to those two factors I'd have found it in seconds.

In the end it was a particular clue in a couple of the logs that did it. That's when I realised that my GPS marker was spot on the whole time.

It wasn't nice to do a fingertip search in wet weather! Snails and spiderwebs and water droplets oh my!

Signed the log and put back as found. Tftc!

Take a cocktail stick or similar - handy for fishing log books out of small spaces!


lParent: GC2W3G2
lText:
My plan for today changed, and I came over to the gym - for coffee with some friends. I then thought I'd have a quick look for a couple of Sludgebucket's caches, which I've been meaning to find for some time. Parked almost opposite this one - a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5Z9VQ
lText:
I made a right mess of this the other day and Boer&Brit kindly sent me further details and I could see where I went wrong ...... Doh 

A nice quick find this morning in the beautiful bank holiday weather

TFTC and a favourite point for a great cache and giving me some help


lParent: GC5Z9VQ
lText:
It was soooo busy at the church but I thought I had the final location calculated (even though my maths was questionable)

When I arrived at what I thought was GZ I realised something was seriously wrong with my calculations

I will e-mail the CO to see if they can see where I have gone wrong


lParent: GC5Z9VQ
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip into the Croydon area; on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Collated the needed information for the new co-ordinates, then off to GZ, a short search and cache soon in hand – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5Z9VQ
lText:
Ok well {*FTF*} mine at 20:07. Returned at silly time as I hate being beaten but hey ho. Something about BIDMAS or parentheses had me a rather long way away from where I eventually found it and actually way bigger than expected. So with this monkey off my back I then did not find St James but hey ho again. This part of town hates me. 

TFTC.


lParent: GC5Z9VQ
lText:
Got a promising location and possible hide but due to muggle a and where I believe it is no chance. Not sure how correct but half hour later I'm gone.


lParent: GC3NT9J
lText:
Looked and looked couldn't find could it of been dislodged? Did find something we thought looked suspiciously as if it was the top of the cache??


lParent: GC3NT9J
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. 
#1 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC3NT9J
lText:
#3186 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We passed this mounting steps on the way back to our car. What an interesting place, we have not seen any mounting steps in the street like this. 

The cache was spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC2XGR0
lText:
What a hiding place! Took me ages to locate it. Thanks for that hint, Shakeyjake 91. Have a favourite from me for both hiding place and clue. SL TFTC


lParent: GC2XGR0
lText:
I wasn´t sure at first that at which level the cache might be. Fortunately the hint helped to guide me in the right direction. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC37VH5
lText:
Took a little look around after muggle-viewer had gone. Spotted something out of place and voila! Tftc


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
Was about 30ft from where the GPS indicated but it was very visible, hid it slightly better but still seeable. TFTC


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
So pleased we had a second attempt at this cache today. The co-ordinates were bang on and we found it quickly.


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
Very disappointing. The co-ordinates were all over the place jumping from 2 to 30 metres standing in the same spot! Wish we had read the log before we set out as no one has found it recently. Not a great experience for our cousin's first geo caching adventure.


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
Another dnf for me. Placed me in middle of paths but with no obvious hint tried lots without success.  The variance on previous logs doesn't help.


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
Found whilst on a short caching trip to up my calendar numbers.  Although it was drizzling when I started out, it soon settled into a beautiful, if cold day - T4TC [:)]

This took longer than it perhaps should have, but that wasn't helped by the co-ordinates being 128ft out!  When finally located, a clean caching box found [:)]


lParent: GC5JFWK
lText:
I keep meaning to come and explore this wood so thank you for giving me an additional reason.  My GPS was jumping a bit and there wasn't really anywhere that really seemed to fit the clue withing range so I engaged the 'randomly walking around' technique whereby I discovered a spade and a tarp...I was a little concerned at this point there might be a body too, and was about to give up when a possible hiding spot appeared.  Success :-) tftc and the adventure


lParent: GC5VR0Q
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip into the Croydon area; on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Short search and voilà – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5VR0Q
lText:
Needed the hint for this one. Useful to have a destination as it was extremely muggley tonight! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5VR0Q
lText:
Quite busy here today but I found it quickly and the passing muggles ignored me as I sat on the wall to log the find. TFTC

This entry was edited by Southseakers Recruit on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 15:35:53 UTC.


lParent: GC5VR0Q
lText:
Half a mile of railings later and, yes, I eventually found it. Obvious and easy... afterwards.  TFTC [:)].


lParent: GC2Y821
lText:
Found this on a hike with the geo kids for their beaver badge. Had a trip up Severndroog castle too.


lParent: GC2Y821
lText:
GPS was guiding me well and soon I was only couple meters away from the GZ. as I lifted my eyes I noticed a young fox. it was staring at me and probably getting ready to run. I took couple photos quickly and just looked. slowly the fox left the area [:)] tftc


lParent: GC2Y821
lText:
#3183 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

Further down the pass to number 8. The cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC34ZCC
lText:
This was the last cache on our short trip out to the nearby earth cache. We spent some time looking around GZ before we spotted the cache lying in the mud. We retrieved it but getting the container open proved more of a challenge. After what seemed an age the lid finally gave up the struggle and we were able to sign the log. Cache has been replaced in a more discrete location and the lid not closed as tightly as it had been done previously! TFTC

This entry was edited by Wigloo Marbles on Monday, 13 October 2014 at 07:38:59 UTC.


lParent: GC34ZCC
lText:
TFTC!! This cunning one took us quite a while to locate. It was even more of a struggle to get the lid off as it was tightly wedged on, but after a bit of perseverance we were able to get inside and sign our names on the logbook!! [:D]


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
Found the path and the circle and looked around it for ages however found nothing. Lovely spot though, it was nice to take a break from lectures  here as I didn't even know the trail existed.. :)


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
Took a while. Found the path from Bowness Crescent eventually, then wandered about following jumpy GPS. Got there in the end. Lovely spot.


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
Visiting the university today so thought i might as well check this one out, arrived at gz and after a short search cache was soon in hand so sl and replaced as found. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
We visited the quiet campus on a Sunday while on a longer walk from Richmond Park to Wimbledon Common. It was easy to find the cache as it was in the place where I immediately went to look.
I swapped the little frog for a spinning toy (which is unused and flat-packed so has to be assembled).
TFTC!


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
We'd attempted this one twice from the campus and just could not find the trail for the life of us! Thankfully we read a previous log about approaching from Bowness Crescent so we came from that direction and found it immediately! What a lovely little area, thanks for bringing us here. TFTC!


lParent: GC2PF0J
lText:
Not helped by lots of building work at university closing of some of the paths but found in the end tftc


lParent: GC4VM9X
lText:
Lots of Muggles. Fun fair is opposite. Thank goodness for a small boy and the fire station! Pretended to be watching fireman Sam whilst discretely having a rummage in the bush. Thanks


lParent: GC4VM9X
lText:
I drive by here the other day and noticed things had changed! The Council gardeners have been at work, and the old cache had gone [:(]. Now replaced with a black nano due to the current lack of camouflage.


lParent: GC4VM9X
lText:
Visiting Globetrotter171 who told us about this cache. Nice walk on a sunday afternoon. The cache was open and not at the right place. We found the lid and reorganised the cache and put it back where we think it belonged.


lParent: GC4VM9X
lText:
Out caching with my dad, had to yours a torch to look for it so we felt very on show to the passing cars. Cache an dog in good condition. 
TFTC


lParent: GC4VM9X
lText:
After standing exposed on the corner for too long started looking after alternatives sites, to no avail ;(


lParent: GC2VXZY
lText:
Vor dem Laenderspiel England-Schweiz noch kurz hier vorbeigeschaut und den Kleinen auch auf Anhieb gefunden
TFTC
 [:o)]
#898


lParent: GC2VXZY
lText:
Nice quick easy find whilst on my way to watch the mighty Rhinos stomp all over the Robins.  Tftc, Sl.
Bhod.


lParent: GC2VXZY
lText:
Between an early morning drop off at Heathrow, adn a shopping trip to the flat pack shop near by - these seemed like iconic caches to grab.
It has been a good few years since I was last here (New England Patriots35 - 7 Tamba Bay Buccaneers, October 2009), and there was no match today so aprking was easy, and there were no muggles awatching me!! TFTC


lParent: GC25TMH
lText:
I am a bit short to get the best view here but as we went down the wrong path on the way back and found ourselves on a bridge we both got a great view of where we had just walked.  Cache quickly found here. Thanks


lParent: GC25TMH
lText:
Uve always been stubborn but when she comes it's only time U hve make it count make it fun no matter what going on how hectic things get i always make time for her doesn't cost any £ to walk talk make her feel she important around everything else me not Saying anything to U isn't right I didn't kick off get angry like I used to b I wanted U to
Knw she was upset U kept saying no to playing with her not jst 1 day but all 5 days this time U Wernt working U had more time U didn't like what I said even saying its my fault uve not been around for 8yrs I still didn't bite and go mad at tht comment she needs one on one time wether it's lunch dinner walk park she needs yr time and  get to knw U and to feel like Ur there she came out of school so happy I always say ring daddy she said earlier daddy should ring me at least twice a day lol I laughed said twice a wk


lParent: GC25TMH
lText:
Wandered up the footpath for a quick find after son's football match nearby in Beddington Park (a pulsating 4-4 draw!).

TFTC


lParent: GC25TMH
lText:
Our GPS was showing it as being about 40 metres away from where it actually was, but we looked by every fence post and eventually found the correct one. TFTC


lParent: GC35YF7
lText:
Disturbed a wasps' nest nearby and one of our group was stung several times. Wondered if this one had been muggled as did find an empty small round tupperware box and lid that had been scattered around.


lParent: GC3HRDN
lText:
Could see it but couldn't reach. Nothing on cache page to suggest special equipment would be required.


lParent: GC3HRDN
lText:
The ninja strikes! Thank god I'm a giant lol .... Kidding needed a lift up here, hope the muggles weren't suspicious :P TFTC


lParent: GC3HRDN
lText:
Found it very easily but had to reach quite high up, luckily I'm 6ft tall but none of my friends could reach


lParent: GC3HRDN
lText:
Good hiding spot. First I tried to use my pen as a tool to get it but then found  could actually just reach it anyway. TFTC


lParent: GC3HRDN
lText:
Having a couple beers over in the george pub, this cache came back to mind. One lucky guess and i was ftf the new logbook so to say ;) 

Tftc and greetings from germany as well as max, paul, anja and susi.


lParent: GC3NGCA
lText:
Visited this as a possible resting place for a TB - Granny Anne.  However, it is rather full of logs so just listing it as a visit.


lParent: GC3NGCA
lText:
My first ever find with a fellow Geocacher called Pipsqueak who introduced me to all of this. Found on 16 May.


lParent: GC3NGCA
lText:
Very pleasing to see the cache was still there after traveling past it every day on the bus and seeing that the council had tidied up the area. Tftc.


lParent: GC3NGCA
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - nice find - hardest part was getting back across the road after replacing the cache - no tb in cache? tftc


lParent: GC3NGCA
lText:
#565
Well if I have to work on new years eve then I'm certainly going to make sure I get a good lunch break to find a cache!! TFTC and happy new year!!
@12:30


lParent: GC1HTFX
lText:
Found it in the neighborhood of our holiday loft. Thank you for showing the place! Greetings from Germany!


lParent: GC1HTFX
lText:
It has been three days since I arrived in London. Because I have still some spare time before I start my internship I decided to go geocaching. This was my first ever cache in London and in the UK. A very nice place to walk, very silent and calm especially compared to the large road beside it. And a nice hiding place. Just after I start searching another person with mobile phone came around looking at the same direction searching. The log just confirmed me that it was indeed another geocacher :)
TFTC!


lParent: GC1HTFX
lText:
On an early morning run along this BEAUTIFUL path, found the cache!  The cammo had me deceived momentarily - but wait a minute - is this real?  And lo and behold, the cache sallied forth!  Great location, great path for biking or running!  TFTC!


lParent: GC1HTFX
lText:
Found myself having to pull an almost impossible U-turn off the north circular after missing a junction. Treated myself for the inconvenience by pulling over for a quick C&D. 

This is what I love about geocaching. A wonderful feature of London and it's history hidden away and probably not seen by me if not for caching. 

Literally laid my hand on the cache while steadying myself. Quickest find ever. 

Great cache and little bit of history. Thanks.


lParent: GC3AFGT
lText:
00:46 (actually 8th, but I log by waking day)
Glad to find this after 3 DNFs today nearly ruined my caching streak! Very easy find, no idea why I failed last time!


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
Impressive paintings. Spotted cache quite quickly but left in situ for a minute whilst muggles ambled past on foot and on the canal. A heron landed about 5m from me as I signed the log so all was happening! TFTC


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total.

Walked past it 3 times, really need to open my eyes!! QEF when I located the hint item!!

24/28 on the trail today

TFTC #316


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
When I got to GZ I was dismayed to find workmen in the roof just above GZ pressure washing it. However I sat in the nearby seat till the had finished then was able to grab cache. Thanks for the cache, log signed. 

 Find #1977


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... this was the first part of the loop for us, having started at the SW corner....

The hint was good here, but it took me a while to find what it was talking about. I wandered round muttering the last words and I think 1gw, who hadn't read it, thought I was going mad until he realised!

Cache number 23 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. Once the hint item was spotted we soon had the cache in hand. TFTC


lParent: GC18NEW
lText:
Nice cache and dash for a visiting truck driver trying to get some exercise. TFTC 

This entry was edited by Geoburgers on Friday, 02 January 2015 at 14:40:59 UTC.


lParent: GC38FGY
lText:
Searched all over with my caching pals but it escaped us today,  Will keep an eye on it and hopefully be back another time.  Thanks anyway


lParent: GC38FGY
lText:
We came here with our caching pals and collectively looked far and wide for this cache..... for quite some time too!  No joy though.  Reading the logs, I think the last two should be DNFs since a found log does ask if the cache is still here!!  

I love the big, old tree by the stream and bet the locval kids have a ball here, playing!  Thanks anyway.


lParent: GC38FGY
lText:
I needed a DT combo for today that I hadn't found on the previous 14 days to qualify for a Rubyshoos challenge. This was it.
As parked up remembered that I'd had a DNF here many months ago.
It was starting to feel as though if fail again until I found it in what has been the first place I looked.
Thanks


lParent: GC38FGY
lText:
#2336 We had to go to Sidcup today for a football match. Before the match started we used the time to find some caches. 

The entrance into the woodland was across some football pitches. At GZ the gps jumped around but after waiting for passing muggles it was clear were to go. The cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found -TFTC 'chang girls' [:)]


lParent: GC38FGY
lText:
Up to Chislehurst straight from work for the Selbac meet, I arrived rather early so having got some shopping and eaten dinner I decided to pass the time with a few caches.  I was going to attempt the series of caches in Elmstead wood, but after driving up and down a few residential streets, losing both time and light I instead picked up 4 caches in Lower Marvels Wood. After that it was back to the meet right on time.

I was on the wrong side of the stream, but a quick jump sorted that one out! A nice quick find.

TFTC


lParent: GC588C6
lText:
Took a short walk in the area and found 3 caches. 
This was easily found  @10.10 in the first place I checked out. 

TFTC and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC588C6
lText:
Unfortunately the cache had gone awol. This is the 4th one to go missing so have replaced it with a magnetic bison only a short distance from the original, so have not updated the co-ords. Please be very stealthy when removing/replacing as I am beginning to think I will need to archive this one, reluctant as I would be, if it keeps disappearing.


lParent: GC3DM2F
lText:
Found after a short search, quite difficult to spot 

Find #1578 Logged with C:geo, 11:57 on 25 March 2015


lParent: GC3DM2F
lText:
I am delighted to say I am now able to log this one as it has been on my to do list for quite a while.  Not sure why I didnt see it first time round but hey ho I guess I need to put my glasses on straight next time.  TFTC xx


lParent: GC3DM2F
lText:
Searched all over but it escaped us today. Will keep a eye on this one and hope to be back another time as I have wanted to tick this one off my list for quite some time.  Thanks anyway xx


lParent: GC3DM2F
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 22.898 W 000° 05.707

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 22.889 W 000° 05.668

Distance from original: 157.8 feet or 48.1 meters.
After comments, returned and took another reading...Hope these are more accurate!


lParent: GC18E3A
lText:
Was on a roll after picking up missed caches along the trail but couldn't find this one! Checked all of the obvious locations but I think I have missed something :(

Will be back one day if found again


lParent: GC18E3A
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

We got off the canal and took a route though a few back streets to get here. A little bit of a search and we had the cache.

Cache number 24 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18E3A
lText:
I decided a return visit to this cache was in order after the CO kindly confirmed the cache was still in place. My GPS took me to a slightly different spot and a quick search of the usual suspects revealed the prize. I have now worked out what I found yesterday but any more information would be a give away. Log book signed. Thanks again for the check and the cache.


lParent: GC18E3A
lText:
This is as it should be. As with any cache, please only ever log a find if you have signed the log sheet.


lParent: GC52ETZ
lText:
We had a great time doing it! It was very good but it was tricky to get out. I recommend something thin and sharpish to help. It has a magnet.


lParent: GC52ETZ
lText:
Unfortunately did not find it despite the hints. Not sure if it's still there or if we missed it. Had fun searching though.


lParent: GC52ETZ
lText:
Just clearing up a couple of outstanding Bromley area caches towards completing my calendar. Couldn't find it at first and was about to give up, when I saw it on the ground. Signed the log and replaced it per the hint.


lParent: GC52ETZ
lText:
Like the previous owner stated, this cache is well and truly lost in its hiding place. I could only just feel it. Good luck to whoever can get it out. I think this may be lost forever.


lParent: GC52ETZ
lText:
Easy find but log was tightly stuck in container and gave up trying to extract it using pen, key and tweezers - but thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC2XFRN
lText:
at first I was looking in wrong place, but after taking a new look in the surroundings I found the right place. swapped little bit and put a TB in. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC2XFRN
lText:
On a lovely summer day, cacher doggles Ollie and Lucy and aspiring mini cacher and I set out to conquer the remaining 10 caches of Oxleas Wood. The sun was absolutely bearable in these old and amazing woods. The shade was cool and welcoming. Taking plenty breaks to refresh not only ourselves but also our faithful four-legged frieds, we had an enjoyable stroll around the woods. Some finds took a little bit longer because of flora and fauna and sudden onsets of "where???" but in the end we managed to get all caches. Thanks to the cache owner for laying out and maintaining this very nice round. TFTC! 

This entry was edited by elrenia on Saturday, 04 July 2015 at 14:04:12 UTC.


lParent: GC459RW
lText:
The ninja strikes :) got some new friends to join caching nice little find, even if they tried to get into the school convince it was on the yellow lol TFTC


lParent: GC459RW
lText:
After driving past on the return leg of a trip to Newmarket I decided to stop and have another look for this one. I've been put off before as the schools been open and I've felt a bit suspicious peering through the railings into the playground (I see from the log a cacher has had a run-in here with this in the past). Today is Saturday though and with the high street shutting up for the day I was able to have a good look. Luckily it was found very quickly. TFTC


lParent: GC4W44R
lText:
Quick detour on my way to fencing. Had to hang around and look busy while Muggles passed but quickly found the cache. TFTC!


lParent: GC4W44R
lText:
Due to my 2.5 hour commute from Essex into Ealing, it would be rude not to track down a few of the local caches in the area, got quite a few down by and past my office towards Hanwell and West Ealing.

Decided to head right out of Ealing broadway station this morning, to pick up a couple of caches heading away from my Office.

Followed street map on my iPhone Geo App, but wasn't to sure i was heading in the right direction, as dot for cache seemed to be in the middle of nowhere.

All became clear as I got nearer, and spotted its an alleyway, for Muggles on foot and bike, but was paying so much attention to my phone, I started walking up the Bike side of the alley, which seem to annoy the Muggle behind me on he's bike, as he was ringing his bell continuously, until I notice my error and moved aside.

Managed to locate hidey hole for cache, retrieve and sign log without too much trouble.

But once log was replaced and container screwed back together ready to rehide, the alley became Muggle central.

A mum distracted by her two kids on scooters, provided my break in muggle active, and I dropped back in its hole and sped off to try and locate 2nd targeted cache of the morning.

As now potentially running late for work!

TFTC

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Wednesday, 20 May 2015 at 20:43:56 UTC.


lParent: GC4W44R
lText:
Very early in the morning we were looking for caches around our Hotel and found this little Container:)

Thanks for the Cache and greets from Germany 

This entry was edited by Lunada on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 11:19:03 UTC.


lParent: GC384N5
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Container not a 35mm as described. TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
Must remember to wear something on my legs next time! Enjoying the series loving the well thought out hiding places found logged and safely returned for the next finder. Great vistas in this series bring some lunch enjoy the scenery and the surrounding green spaces.


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. This was a quick found and the first one in this area.
TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
Just as we were about to give up! Spotted in a glint of evening sunshine - tftc, enjoying this trail


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
On a lovely summer day, cacher doggles Ollie and Lucy and aspiring mini cacher and I set out to conquer the remaining 10 caches of Oxleas Wood. The sun was absolutely bearable in these old and amazing woods. The shade was cool and welcoming. Taking plenty breaks to refresh not only ourselves but also our faithful four-legged frieds, we had an enjoyable stroll around the woods. Some finds took a little bit longer because of flora and fauna and sudden onsets of "where???" but in the end we managed to get all caches. Thanks to the cache owner for laying out and maintaining this very nice round. TFTC!


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning
#5 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
#3185 Today we came to this area for football reasons. We had only a limited time to walk in this park. 

Number 11 was the last one of the series for us today. We had to go back for the football. We will be back another time to carry on and perhaps finish the whole series. We enjoyed the walk, with some nice views. 
The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC2XGQV
lText:
Today I had to find a cache that was hidden on June 3rd (i.e. a birthday find) for a challenge. This was one I found, in fact the nearest among the others in the series - this was however quite a quick find once I had parked up.
TFTC
Tim - ddm


lParent: GC369KQ
lText:
Cache was covered in mud, no kid and paper obviously decomposed due to rain, sad as kids were very excited when we found it. Needs maintenance ASAP


lParent: GC369KQ
lText:
A lovely afternoon walk along the footpaths and across the common. All successful finds helped by Raphael aged  6.


lParent: GC369KQ
lText:
The last of five quick caches and one DNF after seeing that they were close together on my way from London back to Devon. TFTC


lParent: GC369KQ
lText:
Found it ;-) 
Log was soaked so have left a new log in a new resealable bag along with the original 
Tftc


lParent: GC369KQ
lText:
a quick find but too wet and slimy to sign [:/]- tucked in a bit more discretely but in need of some tlc
[:)]THANX[:)]


lParent: GC45N6Q
lText:
Not able to find it. The building eork continues and there id a notice about tecent break ins so chose noy to loiter yoo long.


lParent: GC45N6Q
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Hunted all around but couldn't find. Weren't confident it's actually still here, though, as, as others said, the Scout Hall is a building site at moment...


lParent: GC45N6Q
lText:
This was a bit of a mission to get to the right place. I enjoyed it a lot. The place was deserted so I could have a good search and yep...there it was. TFTC. Enjoyed this one,


lParent: GC38FGT
lText:
Bit of a tricky one, but the GPS was spot on, and as previous comment, definitely more like logoflage!


lParent: GC38FGT
lText:
Found after a short rummage on our way round by B&B.  All good fun on a fab day out and about.  TFTC


lParent: GC38FGT
lText:
TFTC we found this hiding snuggly under its anchor duly signed and replaced as found thanks for the hide. more log than twig!!!!!


lParent: GC38FGT
lText:
This was soon spotted by Boer & Brit even though I'd had a cursory glance in that place just before.   Mind you the "twigs" were more like logs!  [;)]  Thanks for another cache for us to find.


lParent: GC3AHKW
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Ooh err missus!<br>
<br>
Dropped off here on the way home from work to fill in another square
for <a
 href="http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC3KRXX_explorer-161-london-south-challenge">The
Explorer 161 Challenge</a>.<br>
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Quickly found.<br>
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SL TFTC<br>
#1411
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lParent: GC19B92
lText:
Unfortunately  our only cache in this city by our Shorttrip to Lodon. We used a muggle-free moment (which are realy rare ..  	[:P] ) to log it.
Thx for that nice idea and greetings from German visitors!


lParent: GC19B92
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total

Walked around and around... Then spotted it!! Sneaky

25/30 on the trail today

TFTC #317


lParent: GC19B92
lText:
Hehe. I was grovelling in the ground to start with. Then got an idea after reading a few logs. Nice one. FP I think. Thanks for the cache, log signed. 

 Find #1981


lParent: GC19B92
lText:
Great hide - just had to act casual - hide what I was doing and retrieve the cache ! Worth a point. Time to head home methinks!! tftc.


lParent: GC19B92
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

This was a bit of a dog leg from the route, and it was quite a shock to be dealing with traffic and pedestrians to get here. We spotted the hiding place, then 1gw said "I bet it's one of those..." and it was!

Cache number 27 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC19B92
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. Nicely done - have seen something similar before so that helped but still a good hide. TFTC


lParent: GC5Z0HB
lText:
Both numbers lucky for me! [:)] 
No lovers spotted, but two single muggles passed me by. [;)]
First find of the day. 
TFTC!


lParent: GC5Z0HB
lText:
This one was hard to find, looked in the right place but at the wrong height! Great fun looking for it.


lParent: GC5Z0HB
lText:
Out walking with a muggle friend and as we were so near couldn't resist looking for this cache. This is a familiar place where I had found a cache in here before. Thought it may have been in the same place but it wasn't.  Quickly found nonetheless.  Thanks for the cache 1stFinchleyScouts.


lParent: GC3J47E
lText:
No muggles so had plenty of time to search extensively. I'm quite tall though so perhaps I misinterpreted "head height" :-(


lParent: GC3J47E
lText:
In the area for work.  No an easy place to search without looking very dodgy! I was muggled by some dog walkers so i did the old trick of pretending to take a picture, I pretended so well I actually took one!


lParent: GC3J47E
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 23.170 W 000° 03.165

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 23.153 W 000° 03.161

Distance from original: 104.7 feet or 31.9 meters.
I did a maintenance visit and it looks like the original cache has gone. New container placed in a slightly different location.


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

Wasn't sure what to expect after reading the hint before arriving at GZ. When I arrived I was pleasantly surprised with an inventive way of hiding a cache! Definitely a FP from me 

Tftc


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
Straight to this one. Nice way of hiding a cache. Someone has dumped a sofa in the river at this point - it's beyond belief really. Thanks for the cache, log signed. 

 Find #1979


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
In the evening, we found this nice Cache next to our Hotel...thanks at the owner

This entry was edited by Lunada on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 11:20:23 UTC.


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
Found on a return visit today.   My experience was the same as ambumgroan's.   I thought I knew what I was looking for but found something else.   The hint makes no sense but I was glad to tick this one off.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1215


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
Weird this one. I found it straight away and extracted the tiny logbook. It was last signed in 2010. Anyway I duly signed (as amb) and have since come back home to log today's finds and I begin to wonder if this is actually the cache or not having noticed many more recent logs than 2010.
Having completed 'Grind to get your find' to be honest I was expecting a similar hide but what I found was pretty much bang on the coordinates and no trace of the 'other' style cache.
Curious. Will email CO to see if this needs clearing up somehow....


lParent: GC19FXV
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

This river is not as nice to follow as the canal was, but it makes a change for a bit. Just a little bit further along for this one and another nice find in about the third place I looked.

Cache number 25 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC216E9
lText:
Love this type of cache. Found on the way to the Waterman's Arms to scan for Cask Marques. Fav point coming your way. Found with Katie Kiwi. Tftc


lParent: GC216E9
lText:
We were in the area today for a family wedding in Kew Gardens, so grabbed the opportunity to find a few caches in the area.  What a lovely building this is - we were too busy admiring it from across the road to realise that we were close to the cache.  Studied GZ closely looking for the obvious hide, then moved on  before Hubby remembered seeing these for sale on caching websites and took a closer look.  He was able to stand in the way whilst I signed the log [:)]


lParent: GC216E9
lText:
In the UK with my granddaughters and their high school French club (We are from NW Ohio,USA). I took the day to relax and find some geocaches.This one got by me first time. A nice neighbor told me where it was NOT! (DON'T GO IN GARDEN) After a hike around the city I figured it out.So clever! TFTC


lParent: GC216E9
lText:
Hah. Had us fooled for a while but after reading s few hints I went stretchy to it as I'd seem similar ones to this before. Thanks for the cache, log signed at 11:44 

 Find #2072


lParent: GC38FGM
lText:
TFTC we found this one jammed in with a branch very secure in its hidy-hole. Signed and replaced as found thanks for the hide.


lParent: GC38FGM
lText:
Nice quick find while out caching for the day with our SELBAC pals; The Biggin Hill Flyers, Boer & Brit and Sludge bucket.  We might've signed with our names or SELBAC, can't say which was which!   This was a quick find and all well with the cache. TFTC


lParent: GC35RV8
lText:
Was looking forward to this one after reading the logs, unfortunately couldn't find any suitable camo-like objects, not even those mentioned by previous finders...
Will watch and revisit.


lParent: GC35RV8
lText:
Bowers family and Jessica x hard one to find but great when we found it x not obvious but lucky a dog didn't pick it up and play with it!! Great hide x


lParent: GC35RV8
lText:
We tried looking for this last summer without success.  However, after seeing a bit of recent activity and armed with a helpful hint from doubleHJH, we went searching this lunchtime.  After about twenty minutes pacing up and down the area, we suddenly found something that gave us hope.  We then found it's equivalent near the GPS co-ordinates and bingo, there was the cache.

Brilliantly hidden, this is one of the best disguised caches I've found.  The log is full, we managed to squeeze our names on.

Thanks.


lParent: GC35RV8
lText:
Yes finally found on the 3rd attempt what a brilliant hide. 
So glad to have found this tricky one in the end!!
Brilliant.


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
Our 1st of the day. We had been talking about this cache last week with babsy123,  had to come for a look. BRILLIANT! ?????


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
I can see why this cache has so many favourite points. Well done, Shakeyjake 91. Have another one from me! Great fun to do.SL TFTC


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
I have been here before, so finding the cache was easy. First time I didn´t have the water with me, but this time I was more prepared. About 2 litres was enough to get my hands on the cache. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
I'd heard of one of this type from colleagues in Sweden..
2nd time here, and this time I came prepared...  it turns out JUST enough preparation.. as I was almost 'caught short' after some dribbling! :-)
cache retrieved with snail on top and slug below.. :-)... log signed and off to East Wickham!
If it wasnt for the 'lair' with clothes and sandals, tissue paper etc here, then I would give a FP.. but I actually find it a little creepy! lol
TFTC!


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching together with PPRDGO. We did not need much water because all together we have been seven people, more than needed to solve the mission. When ready, Mr B of our team nearly forgot to go a step backwards[:D]
We like this kind of caches an spend a FP.
TFTC


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
#3278 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We passed this cache on the way back to our car from walking the Brigand trail. We carried the needed equipment with us, after spotting the cache and investigating what to do, the cache was retrieved. We had enough fingers (small and bigger) to cover the openings. The log was signed and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
Fantastic to see an inventive cache. I would have stayed dry had the geokid not moved off too early! Thankfully it's a baking hot day so dried off very quickly. Definitely a fav point here. Tftc.


lParent: GC3VHZG
lText:
[Font=Times New Roman] [center] [size=4] [purple] [i] [b] A trip to London [/b] [/i] [/purple] [/size] [/center]

[Font=Comic Sans MS] [teal] This is already 10 months we started geocaching, already is a big word when we compare ourselves to some other ...
And this year will be under the sign of travelling.
After a first trip to Portugal in April this time i will fly to England.

A "small" 4-day trip including 3 days geocaching, it’s really few days you might say, but because the rest of Team SCS could not follow me  I will not leave them alone for too long .

The program is not really defined, maybe one or two days on the region of [url=https://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx#ll=51.6667,-0.39422&z=14?] Watford [/url] and a day's walk in the city . [/teal]

[Navy] Thank’s to all the owners of this area that allowed me to make this trip. [/Navy]
Greetings from france geocacher
[Blue] --------------------------
Today start at falconwood weather is good  and i think it will be a nice trip.
Found it, but no chance, i need my water To drink along m'y walked trip in this part a trail.
Thank’s for this cache. [/Blue]


lParent: GC32VB3
lText:
#3270 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We walked straight across the meadow to GZ and the cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32VB3
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. Again PPRDGO was first to find it.
TFTC


lParent: GC32VB3
lText:
#707
When you get into place to find the cache it's easy but before this it looks like hard work t4tc ??


lParent: GC32VB3
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
Managed to approach this from the wrong side so ended up walking through knee deep grass. After a bit of stooping the cache revealed itself. TFTC


lParent: GC32VB3
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning
#7 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC4CA9Q
lText:
My first ever geocache! A little tricky as I didn't know what I was looking for - then I used my common sense! 'Geo' haha. Thank you. :)


lParent: GC4CA9Q
lText:
Nice easy find... But scary dodging the residents and the angry signs, but got there in the end! TTFC


lParent: GC4CA9Q
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... . by midday we'd done all the wiggly top part so there was time for a diversion down to the Thames and back....

We came all the way down to the source of the canal so we had to have a look at the Thames while we were here. We got a bit lost in the estate, though, we kept coming across signs saying Residents Only wherever we went. Well, there must be a way in there somehow, so eventually we just went and found a nice little spot to stop and have a break. There were some rowers using the river and Kew Gardens just across the river so all in all it was a very nice spot to have a sandwich and a drink. 

Then we went out and had another hard time getting to the particular bridge that I wanted to use, but it was worth it because it was right by the locks for the start of the Grand Union Canal- very interesting!

I'll add a favourite point here because it was a memorable location.

Cache number 54 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC4CA9Q
lText:
Cycling around Brentford with SeekingSalters. There were many many signs warning us away from this one but we bravely continued on and reached GZ. What a tranquil location right by the river. With the sun shining it was a perfect spot to have a short break and enjoy the surrounding. TFTC and a favourite point

After making the find we headed past the source of the Grand Union Canal and took a photo which I have attached to this log.


lParent: GC37VGV
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching trip to London, from Harrogate. Fairly easy find as we have one just like this near us. TFTC.


lParent: GC37VGV
lText:
I'm here on a course for the next two days. Having checked in to my hotel I thought I'd check out my route to the training centre and pick up a couple of caches on the way. 

Last find of my evening walk and a nice quick find. A neat little hide. 

TFTC


lParent: GC37VGV
lText:
[purple][i]Ferret the Fez found [b]Capital Ring Cap[/b] at 14:58 on 4 March 2015[/i][/purple]

Having found the one in the picnic area some time ago, a return visit to the building site, followed by a statutory tacho break, gave me the opportunity for this one.

A nice steady amble down the path, with plenty bird life to watch, soon got me to GZ. Thanks to the generous hint, the cache was easily located. It was then a pleasant walk back to the truck for food - and a dose of plane watching. The glide slope here is steeper here - 5% as opposed to the normal 3% - and according to what I read, special training is needed to fly in and out of city airport.

Think I'll stick to trucks!

[b][green]TNLNSL[/green] 
[i]
[blue]TFTC - siloans aka daddy [/blue]
[/i]
[red]#643[/red][/b][black]


lParent: GC61J3A
lText:
I found the hint item easily and looked in every area which could host a magnetic cache. Suspect this has gone swollen already. Not sure that Mottingham is a safe area for caches as my nearby SideTracked has gone missing 4 times. Maybe the CO can check it out when next in the area.


lParent: GC61J3A
lText:
Really not sure how I missed this one as I'm sure I looked there yesterday! Found it straight away in the first place I looked today. Exactly as per the hint in the end. Oh we'll never mind. No first to find this time but at least it's another smiley face on the map. Thanks also for bringing me to these very nice gardens which I never knew existed before. Never seen so much algae in a pond before either! Excellent first cache. TFTC!


lParent: GC61J3A
lText:
DNF. Definitely nothing attached to the hint item but there are lots of hiding places within a 10m radius so it's possible I could have missed it. Will watch.


lParent: GC18AE3
lText:
I love a multi but this one had me worried as it has caused so many such difficulty - but I thought it would be a good one to try for my August challenge and I would have plenty of time for a different plan if this one didn't go too well and off I went.  

I could not actually find the location of stage 1 - it may be hidden by the construction, possibly?  I tried a couple of different approaches and couldn't seem to quite get to where I seemed to need to be but maybe I was just being a bit thick.  I was able to google for that answer. Stage 2 was quickly found and I sat down to work out the coordinates.  Pleased that they were at least not obviously wrong.

Headed off to GZ knowing the coordinates may be a bit out and started my search.  And searched and searched.  After awhile I sat down to read some logs to see if I could get any more of a steer.  Some of the logs were helpful but mostly on distance which I was already expecting to be a bit off.

Back to search where I had searched again.  Then I thought I would try something completely different which, with hindsight, made a lot more sense with the hint than what I was doing.  First stop - nothing.  Second stop - THERE YOU ARE!

Great hide and very sneaky.

Favourite point without question.

TFTC!


lParent: GC18AE3
lText:
Completed the multi, but ran out of battery power to visit the final coordinates.  Will come back and complete on a later date, and will definitely be reading the logs as it sounds like its probably not at the set GZ, or is it the dratted trees that send us all over the place.  Lovely day out, and really sad to speak to a local resident who said that the whole park is cared for by one gardener.  He is doing a great job though.


lParent: GC18AE3
lText:
Being in the area today and having noticed the last DNFs, I popped in to check on the cache, and I can confirm that it is still where it is supposed to be.


lParent: GC5N27C
lText:
Thanks to the great Hint this was a quick find for us this evening, and the detour to find he cache was a brief and very welcome respite from all the dreadful traffic jams nearby.  TFTC. [:D]


lParent: GC5N27C
lText:
We are due to stay at the nearby Sark Tower for a few days over the London Marathon next year, we thought we'd have a quick peek whilst doing this cache, TFTC!!


lParent: GC5N27C
lText:
The Badger Fluffs 50th find! Had to take a well earned rest from our bike ride to let some muggles move on! Tftc


lParent: GC5N27C
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching holiday in London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. TFTC


lParent: GC5N27C
lText:
A nice quick find. There was a very high tide today and there was a large boat going up the river while I was at GZ.
TFTC


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
I parked my car nearby and couldn't see these features and I was amazed when I got so close to GZ before they appeared

Attached photo of me looking away from the Puddingstones and my answers shall be sent to the CO later today

TFTC and a favourite point for the surprise in the bushes


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
the size and nature of these rocks were completely unexpected in this urban setting. Very interesting, thanks. Came here after seeing the tall ships in Woolwich today with my mum.


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
I was passing this today so thought I'd stop for a look. What an interesting collection. If I'd just come across them I'd have thought that someone had dumped a load of concrete! Answers sent. TFTC


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
Grabbed this one today at 3.30 and answers sent to the CO (although I was a little unsure exactly what you needed for #2!)

Interesting history about a part of the borough that is close close to me but I've never taken the time to walk up the hill to from Woolwich. Owners of mini-cachers will need to watch them with the broken glass around here.

TFTC and the geology lesson!


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
These stones were a lot bigger than I was expecting,    i took a selfie which is attached and then set about trying to answers the questions.   The answers have been sent to the CO, Thx for an interesting Earthcache.    TFTEC # 7570


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
Such an interesting group of puddings.  We've only seen them smaller and one at a time and they were, more often that not, round.  So pleased to have seen these.  PB99 has done the email for both of us  .....  Thank you for getting us here to see them    .....   TFTC and a favourite


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
we have seen quite a bit of puddingstone around but nothing approaching this size, or with so much stone in the matrix. Also interesting how the stone varies from big to small with gain in altitude. The matrix appeared a bit softer than we have seen in other rocks. Interesting one, tftc, email sent for self and pippitt.


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
Looking for Earthcahes in London today.. This was an interesting one and I learned a few things. Answers sent by mail. tftc


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
Today was mainly about the Cool Cuban Spirit series and completing it feeling fairly refreshed was a bit of a surprise. With time on our hands and unexpected energy left in our legs, we headed in to Greenwich for 4 new challenges caches and couldn't resist this earthcache on the way. Puddingstone is not something I've come across before, so it was interesting to see these impressive examples of the distinctive conglomerate just lying around! Having examined the stones carefully, I made notes to help me answer the questions and took a photo of GeoTeddy (my photographic stand in on such occasions). Back home I sent my answers to the CO and was pleased to receive a prompt and friendly reply. Interesting to notice later on too, that looking for another cache in the area I spotted plenty of these puddingstone pebbles on the ground. They must be everywhere round here! TFTEC.


lParent: GC4PFN0
lText:
Parked nearby and mini-cacher enjoyed chasing the pigeons that frequent this park.  The pigeons seem all to familiar with people and weren't scared off.  After the short walk to the coordinates, surprised that there was no information board, given the geological significance.  Easily would go unnoticed.  Shame about the broken glass and litter around.  Despite this still awarding a favourite.  Answers emailed to CO.  TFTE


lParent: GCM962
lText:
Also a no find.  Just looked at the gallery and saw the tree - it's not like that anymore after 11 years.


lParent: GC2JP93
lText:
Dang! 

After just reading the logs, I have just realised what I had to do. 

Unfortunately, I was on a business trip so hadn't come prepared. 

Brilliant idea! [:D] 

TFTC


lParent: GC2JP93
lText:
I spent, I think about an hour on this one to no luck... When up and down every floor and nothing :/... It's either very well hidden ( like super well)  or security have taken it... This dose not need stealth bit you will get some funny looks... 

This entry was edited by TheRunningRocker on Saturday, 30 August 2014 at 15:59:39 UTC.


lParent: GC2JP93
lText:
Once I'd figured out that the z axis applies here I got myself to GZ and started the search. No luck though.
A yellow-jacketed man wandered up and started moving cones around - I though it was time to leave.


lParent: GC2JP93
lText:
On the second attempt of dragging my three muggle friends around the carpark we found it. In all honesty the bird thing confused me, and it wasn't as hard as I thought to collect.

The light hint helps a lot and so does the picture of the man and his dog.

Happy Finding!


lParent: GC2XGQJ
lText:
#3269 We came back today to finish this series. We started the series a few weeks ago when we came for football trails in the area. Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We parked at the recommended parking place and started our walk. 

The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC2XGQJ
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching together with the rest of PPRDGO. This was a quick found by PPRDGO.
TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQJ
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
Nice easy start with a nice container. TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQJ
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning. Cheeky container
#6 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC2XGQJ
lText:
Nice cache container. Not seen one of these for a while. Walked down here after enjoying tea and ice cream at the cafe. Tftc.


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
Dnf, pretty sure it's gone, found a sticker with magnetic on the rail that I took pictures but that's it.


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
Hint is quite clear, cache is not where it says. Maybe on floor around, but area is overgrown and wet so I didn't search.


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
While we think maybe we could have searched the local ivy more, we are pretty sure we found the potential host(s) for this one and cache nowhere to be seen. Happy to be corrected, but after checking if it had fallen etc... we're pretty sure it might have gone AWOL.... someone prove us wrong?!


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total.

Great hide, spotted in approach, retrieved, signed and left sticker bug for the next to discover

23/27 on the trail today

TFTC #315


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
Ostatni dzien pobytu w Londynie. Wylot o 20:40 wiec po odespaniu zarwanej nocki mozna bylo udac sie na poszukiwania. Z zaplanowanych czterech udalo sie znalezc tylko tego. Pogoda byla piekna wiec 9 km spaceru pokonalismy wraz z Piotrem w dwie godziny, podziwiajac pod drodze róznorodnosc zabudowy. Dziekuje za pokazanie mi tego miejsca. Pozdrowienia z Polski

# 1238


lParent: GC5HHXQ
lText:
A beautiful sunny and very windy day. Went to the Dentist at Bilton road after that went looking for this cache and a scooter ride by the canal for my boy. This was the first I did with my son and he loved it. Even wrote on the log. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC3HA0V
lText:
Our second visit to this cache to drop off Jacksonville Jaguars TB. To our surprise there was already another TB in there , so took that one!


lParent: GC3HA0V
lText:
#53 cache found on the 29th of May 2015 at 19:47.

Thankfully the cache was big and bright otherwise I wouldn't have seen it as it was getting dark.  Nice dry log but I didn't have a pen.

Thanks!


lParent: GC3HA0V
lText:
We had a morning free for geocaching so came here to tidy up a few caches not far from where my best friend used to live. TFTC.


lParent: GC38FGG
lText:
Found ok with no lid so we replaced it in a nice new bag.  Mrs CC replaced where she thought best.  TFTC


lParent: GC38FGG
lText:
The container was out in the open and minus a lid and a log.  So just a pot was all we found and nowhere near the description in the hint.

We put out a film pot with new log in a plastic bag and put it safely away but not according to the hint just in case some locals had found it and might look there again!  Will email the COs.  TFTC

Thanks for


lParent: GC38FGG
lText:
Find of the day. Was hoping to find more in these woods but got only this one.
Needs tlc i.e. new log and perhaps new container as this one is not waterproof and the paper gets soaked.
TFTC


lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
I was working around the corner so thought I would have a look at what was about. This one popped up and I was parked about ten meters away so thought I would have a quick look.
Soon had the cache in hand signed and replaced.
TFTC


lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
Thanks for the cache! However, just to inform, the 2 middle letters of the hint are the wrong way round, other than that TFTC!


lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 24.896 W 000° 14.965

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 24.952 W 000° 15.126

Distance from original: 699.1 feet or 213.1 meters.
Updating coordinates at the owners request.

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Red Duster
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lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
new location os too far away from the original location so I just need to get it okayed with the reviewer or groundspeak


lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
I've had look this evening but there seems to be so much litter & mess in the cachey areas! I did spot a likely area but will have to return in daylight to check it out.


lParent: GC384MQ
lText:
Sorry guys, I've been to check on the location and it has become unpleasant for cachers. I am disabling this cache until I can find another suitable location


lParent: GC3718A
lText:
Failed to find this almost two years ago and having seen people over time grabbing this one I had the inspiration this afternoon to give it another go. One log in particular I noted at least narrowed down where I needed to be and I soon found myself in the same spot I was in previously, convinced it had to be there. After a meticulous search and a break for some passers by I finally spotted it. A nice little hide and surprisingly difficult. TFTC!


lParent: GC3718N
lText:
Hello,

I have checked the new co-ordinates and all is now good.

Happy Caching.

Regards

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London & North Wales Volunteer UK Reviewer - www.geocaching.com
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lParent: GC3718N
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 23.964 W 000° 13.193

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 23.978 W 000° 13.321

Distance from original: 493.1 feet or 150.3 meters.
A new location has been found!


lParent: GC3718N
lText:
A great place to hide a cache.  Took 3 children new to geocaching today, they all enjoyed the experience.


lParent: GC3718N
lText:
I have had to move this cache to a more suitable area as the current location was littered with rubbish and has sadly become unpleasant [:(]. It was also a target for repeated muggling so hopefully this new location will be better[:)]


lParent: GC3718N
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 23.961 W 000° 13.253

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 23.964 W 000° 13.193

Distance from original: 228.3 feet or 69.6 meters.
coordinates updated


lParent: GCVWAH
lText:
What a brilliant container! It's amazing how something so large can be so well hidden. Once retrieved it took me a while to work out how to open it. Left a TB which is taking part in a race with 29 other TBs. Tftc and have a fav point.


lParent: GCVWAH
lText:
Neat container - but quite a few of the clips are missing their plastic latch... 

Took /left nothing. 

TFTC


lParent: GCVWAH
lText:
cool container,
well hidden but doable 
log book slightly damp 
TFTC

i left some of those toy aeroplanes you throw


lParent: GCVWAH
lText:
Dropped off my first trackable with Mark, Phoebe, Spike + Louie. Excited to watch it's progress, please pick it up and drop it off somewhere new! x


lParent: GC56910
lText:
Geoson doing drama workshop at the Churchill Theatre, giving me 2 hours of caching time. Seems that Bromley is full of Church caches. Thanks for setting up.


lParent: GC56910
lText:
Difficult to navigate as many muggles around. Managed to swoop in and find it in the end. The log is packed right in. Luckily I had some tweezers in my make up bag. Was hard to return the cache as so many muggles appeared. Got it back though! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC56910
lText:
Couldn't find, was a very wet day. Am sure I looked in the correct place according to the clue. It may have been it's slipped. Not enough time to take a good rummage around.


lParent: GC56910
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
A quiet area which ment a easy find.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC398AB
lText:
A workman had parked his van at GZ and was carrying equipment to and from it. I took a chance to nip in whilst he was gone for a moment but in my hurry I dropped the cache. This worked out in my favour as he seemed to assume I'd dropped something whilst rummaging in my bag and it gave me time to sign the log and surreptitiously replace the cache. Tftc.


lParent: GC398AB
lText:
Very noisy here with trams and busses passing. Builders nearby were the only issue but fortunately a very quick find, exactly where I had suspected. TFTC


lParent: GCM9CZ
lText:
#75 cache found on the 15th of August 2015 at 18:31.

Went the wrong way a few times but got there in the end.  If you're trying to get more caches in the area and going west then don't try and take a shortcut - go back onto the path.  I got cut to ribbons trying to cut a trail back onto the paths.

TFTC!


lParent: GCM9CZ
lText:
This was the last in my very successful trip caching around Wanstead Flats. Only one DNF and that was because I couldn't search properly as there were muggles. This GZ, however, was deserted and made for a quick find of this good sized cache.


lParent: GCM9CZ
lText:
In a small walk to go to one friend's house i decided to check this little one.
It was not easy because I'm new doing this, but i think with a little practice I can really get there.
Thank you for create this cache and share this place with everyone.


lParent: GC2VY16
lText:
Den Cache gut gefunden aber leider hat die Schweiz 2:0 verloren. Eindrücklich, gross, unbeschreiblich und an alles gedacht so präsentiert sich ein Fussballstadion von Weltformat.


lParent: GC2VY16
lText:
Vor dem Laenderspiel England-Schweiz noch kurz hier vorbeigeschaut und den Kleinen auch auf Anhieb gefunden
TFTC
 [:o)]
#899


lParent: GC2VY16
lText:
A quick find on the way to the England versus Switzerland match. England won 2-0 and that's #1021 for us and #50 for Wayne Rooney ;-) TFTC

This entry was edited by The Desert Dogs on Tuesday, 08 September 2015 at 22:07:35 UTC.


lParent: GC2VY16
lText:
During my stay in London I found this cache which was near my hotel. The area around the stadion ist very interesting.

TFTC, Mela*


lParent: GC2VY16
lText:
Found this on our way up wembley way to watch leeds rhinos v Hull kr for the rugby challenge cup final. Had to wait for someone to use the cache site as a bottle opener.  Once they had opened their beer and moved on we soon had the cache in hand.  Tftc


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
Just after I had signed the log the area suddenly became very busy. Had to pretend to fiddle with my phone whilst waiting for an opportunity to replace the cache. Tftc.


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
Quick find whilst shopping in Croydon. So many muggles. Pen stopped working so have photo as proof of find if CO wants. 

Needs its own CITO here but no need to disturb any rubbish. Tftc.


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
A very quick find today. Coordinates were spot on after the initial hiccup. Not many muffles around at this time so a perfect time to find it. TFTC


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
Oh what a fab cache and soon found as the co ords were spot on.  Not too many muggles about today. Another in this lovely series so thank you for placing for us to find.  TFTC 

spot spspospot on.  I love this  series so thank you for placing. TFTC


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
Spent quite a while here and attracted quite a bit of attention but no cache for us here, v. sneaky or AWOL, will put on watchlist!


lParent: GC5VWRA
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip into the Croydon area; on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Nice quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC37VGE
lText:
Nope. While two locals were fishing from the other side of a wall, I spent nearly 30 mins lying on the ground looking under the seat, probing between the slats (I found 2 AA batteries!) and feeling around blind underneath, but nowt.


lParent: GC37VGE
lText:
Had a look round but maybe it was hidden very well. A guy and his 2 kids just approached looking at view of the river. Will come again another time.


lParent: GC37VGE
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching trip to London, from Harrogate. Fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Wish I'd photographed all the shopping trolleys dumped in the Thames. TFTC.


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
Coming to my  birth place [RICHMOND SURREY] it was very  nice to return and check out a few cache's whilst stopping at my daughters home to cat sit .Kew-foot Road where this cache was found brought back many memories being very close to my childhood haunts,the cache was very damp and needed us to log on to a seperate piece of log sheet that had been put there by a fellow geocache.Tyfyc


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
The original log is very soggy and the ink has been washed out. The little plastic bag needs replacing. I added a dry strip of paper, but that will eventually get soggy, too.


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
Love the history surrounding this cache, I believe GG and JA have covered everything in their logs, as to how our day was planned and developed.  Weather was extremely warm after travelling up from the chilly South West. Did find it amusing when JAwas looking for an actual tower.  Ty4tc


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
TFTC 

Travelled from Dorset with the Grandpair to watch a Rugby International. Busy day with crowds of runners competing for the Richmond Half Marathon and the Kew 10k. 

Lovely hot sunny weather.

Quickly found although Grandpa had to point me in the right direction. I was looking for something more erect.

Although the log is damp it is serviceable.


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
TFTC ?? GG NQ & JA

Up from the West Country for the day, to watch the pre Rugby World Cup friendly between Fiji and Canada at The Twickenham Stoop.

After brunch in Richmond we took the opportunity to nab a smilie. A short walk from the town centre and the cache was a NQF

Although there is no evidence of its historic past we found a local Victorian post box


lParent: GC4K8WM
lText:
 I do love these little back streets, so thank you for bringing me here. Didn't know the hospital was along here. TFTC


lParent: GC36GZT
lText:
Woo hoo.  Having been either muggled off or called away I'm pleased to say I've finally got my hands on this one. Tftc


lParent: GC36GZT
lText:
Quick cache on a slightly diverted route home from a pub quiz in Penge. Log was full so had to write myself in over a faded #30. TFTC.


lParent: GC352Q9
lText:
Thanks for the cache, very wet on the outside, but log dry and safe inside the plastic bag to protect it!


lParent: GC352Q9
lText:
Found a plastic samurai sword near the site - but that wasn't it - bit more searching had it in hand
TFTC


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
[:D]  The Creepy Crawlies can see from the "Big Smile" that we enjoyed success after the  umpteenth visit to this cache, lucky we live just up the road. We stopped every time when walking up to Bromley TFTC it is a good one


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
Just clearing up a couple of outstanding Bromley area caches towards completing my calendar. Fairly straightforward find once I engaged my Geo-brain!


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
Needed the date so as I was in Bromley I thought I would grab a quick cache. Unfortunately the first two I selected were Muggle central.  Never mind, i jumped in the car and headed towards Shortlands, waited till 2.00 so that I could park the car and headed off see if I could find this apparently elusive cache. I can confirm that CC was correct it is still there. A favourite from us. TFTC


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
This is a tricky hide but it was found in April.  I can't get out to it for a while but even so  I think it probably is there, it just needs a bit if searching.


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
I wasn't really expecting much success here, but after a longish search the hiding place and then the cache revealed themselves. PumpkinJnr was happy watching trains - but even on a Sunday. TFTC


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
I wasn't holding out much hope of finding this cache as it hasn't been found for almost a year. However, after five minutes of searching in amongst waiting for muggles to pass and pretending to make phone calls, I found the tricky little cache and signed the log before having to walk back to work to finish my shift.


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
As it was SideTracked day I popped out early this morning to pick up an appropriate cache. Did my homework and knew that the Shortlands cache was active.  After that cache I popped here. Had trouble at GZ. Spoke to MRs CC who said she would investigate.


lParent: GC4HHM1
lText:
Returning again with reinforcements, my sister and brother-in-law [PJHermans] we loooked for at least 20min but this one is still out of reach. I just don't know where it could be. I will place it on watch and return again some other time.


lParent: GC2XFZ5
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. This one was retrieved by us.
TFTC


lParent: GC2XFZ5
lText:
#3271 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC2XFZ5
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
Nice quick find once had got to the GZ. TFTC


lParent: GC2XFZ5
lText:
I have set off this morning very early in an attempt to find as many caches as possible. The goal was to close the gap between me and Fred. 
Found this cache easily at coords and learned something along the way. Beautiful Park, very nice for a walk in the morning
#8 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC301E5
lText:
Third and final cache for Sunnyhill Park. Nice walk up to enjoy the view, found the cache pretty quickly; maybe I'm just getting used to this sort of hide! TFTC!


lParent: GC301E5
lText:
Found it after putting co-ordinates into Google maps. Think I had a screw loose last time I looked... actually touched the cache without realising what it was. Great hide! TFTC


lParent: GC301E5
lText:
After last DNF I have checked the cache and all is well. Due to the elevation I have never had any issues with GPS on any device.  I don't want to give any more hints as this will make the cache too easy. Remember it is now a micro cache. Is clearly visible if you know what you're looking for.


lParent: GC301E5
lText:
GPS jumping around but pretty sure from title and cryptic clue were in the right place. No sign of the cache though. ..


lParent: GC5K430
lText:
A quick find on our walk back to our hotel. Log book is full but we managed to squeeze our initials in there. TFTC


lParent: GC5K430
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Our first cache in London this visit. We landed this morning at Heathrow. Such a beautiful day we decided to have lunch in Walpole Park. Parked nearby. A quick find but we needed a tool to get the logbook out.

Found a small spot on the logbook which is now full. Sorry, could not replace it as our geocaching stuff was still in the suitcase.

Thanks [blue]gobstoppper[/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 traveling 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]

This entry was edited by ChrisDen on Thursday, 16 July 2015 at 05:10:50 UTC.


lParent: GC5K430
lText:
Log was full and I had trouble rolling it up to go back in the cache

Had to squeeze it in and it may be hard to get out again


lParent: GC5415J
lText:
I used to love to go to the dogs at Walthamstow - many a top night there.   Pity its gone.   Cache was a quick find.  TFTC!


lParent: GC5415J
lText:
Tftc. Bit smelly and unsavoury round about. Lots of rubbish. Why are people so uncaring of their environment. Cache bit damp.


lParent: GC5415J
lText:
Searched the base of every tree opposite the stadium with no joy but markings on the ground haves signs grass had recently been cut so could have been moved


lParent: GC5415J
lText:
Ah, so that's the river Ching! Found easily and covered it a bit more with twigoflage. Staying in the nearby hotel and working in the area tomorrow - thanks!


lParent: GC2075G
lText:
Continuing my walk from Play It Where It Lays. Again, nice walk and view and straightforward find. TFTC!


lParent: GC2075G
lText:
After finding Play Where It Lands, I decided to carry on to this cache as I was so near. Otherwise it would be quite a long walk for it another day.
This was another quick easy find!
TFTC,  joekoe!


lParent: GC2075G
lText:
I was very pleased to learn of a couple of nearby caches after finishing work in Oakhampton Road and searching for any local ones. A very pleasant stroll along the wooded pathway in dappled evening sunshine to GZ. I had to walk pass my first target because of a dog walking muggle, so continued on to here where a swift find was made and the cache returned before the muggle caught up. TFTC


lParent: GC19FXZ
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

Last time I came to GZ there was a hoard of drunks standing around so I abandoned my search! This time I was not going to let anything stop me!! GZ was clear so I searched and found to get a tick in the box 

Tftc


lParent: GC19FXZ
lText:
Had to bide my time in the nearby McDonald's as some yoofs were hanging about at GZ. Soon found after they had gone. Log was soaking so replaced with new sheet. Thanks for the cache, log signed. 

 Find #1980


lParent: GC19FXZ
lText:
We also could found this cache, but we only can do a photolog, the LB is completly wet...

Thanks at the owner for this Cache 

This entry was edited by Lunada on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 11:21:07 UTC.


lParent: GC19FXZ
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

Oh yes, how annoying that this path doesn't go any further! Mind you, if it was like this in 2008, I wouldn't hold out much hope for it being extended any time soon..

Cache number 26 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC19FXZ
lText:
One week after the last finder, exactly the same report.   Bright and dry, no rats, easy find.   However, the log is still totally soaked through so a photo is offered instead.   This was a suitably swampy place to dip the Swamp Queen TB.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1081


lParent: GC3BCCH
lText:
2nd attempt but finally found it.
I must have seen it several times first attempt. :-)
Needs a new log book.


lParent: GC3BCCH
lText:
Due to my 2.5 hour commute from Essex into Ealing, it would be rude not to track down a few of the local caches in the area, got quite a few down by and past my office towards Hanwell and West Ealing.

Decided to head right out of Ealing broadway station this morning, to pick up a couple of caches heading away from my Office.

Followed street map on my iPhone Geo App, and found West walk just down the road, so walked up to this one to bag my 2nd cache of the morning on my way into work.

Due to Muggle activity at 1st GZ, I was now running a bit behind planned schedule, so was looking for a quickish find.

GPS hand me doing a few circles, across the road, back past the Lamp post, across the road again, then back to Lampost where I decide to stop and take a long look at the detail and design of the post.

But need to find this quick, as running late for work, so shut down my app, re-opened and GPS seemed to have calmed down, and led me right towards the cache location.

Noticed straight away that I had walked past this spot three times, and had not noticed the obvious hiding places around this area.

Quickly had cache in hand, but could not remove log, as not fully tooled up for caching as carrying the Laptop bag around. So couldn't sign the log, but took a couple of pictures of the cache and the area around it.

Headed off to work, where I arrived 15 Mins late! Oops!
TFTC 

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Wednesday, 20 May 2015 at 20:55:33 UTC.


lParent: GC3EZ6T
lText:
Parked on Westway Close and walked to the footbridge.  Took about five minutes searching before finding the cache well tucked away.  GPS was very close.  Thanks.


lParent: GC3EZ6T
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Wet, wet, wet, so luck to get an easy find. TFTC!

This entry was edited by Boer&Brit on Friday, 12 December 2014 at 09:18:37 UTC.


lParent: GC5HAG0
lText:
Out and about doing some Church Micro's and this clever little hide was soon spotted thanks to a great hint

TFTC


lParent: GC5HAG0
lText:
Another tricky one due to Muggles! Had to employ the "checking the small persons shoes" method for easy muggle proof retrieval. Thanks


lParent: GC5HAG0
lText:
My car broke down just round the corner, so what else could I do while waiting for Green Flag to turn up...??  Find a quick cache, of course!


lParent: GC4H77C
lText:
Couldn't have driven closer if I'd gone off road! Last one of the day for us. Quickly found and signed. Thanks


lParent: GC4H77C
lText:
Checked all around. Couldn't find it. Area turning into a dumping ground so not particularly pleasant to go rooting around.


lParent: GC4H77C
lText:
Decided to hunt a few caches while down in Sarf London on the way to watch the Palace. Glad all over that I found this one. Sadly, we lost 2-0 to the Baggies. TFTC


lParent: GC4H77C
lText:
Thanks for this one. On our next visit from Holland, we'll do some other caches of yours in this neighbourhood.


lParent: GC2167B
lText:
Had a completely different day planned but an accident meant that I needed another way to entertain myself. Had an epic multi  in the Park as my new goal but thought I should grab one just in case. Nice hint meant it took just a second to nab this. TFTC


lParent: GC2167B
lText:
Our last cache for the day after a little local hunt and a day picking blackberries in Richmond park! We got to the gz, had a giggle at the little pun in the hint and found the cache quite quickly!! Tftc!


lParent: GC2167B
lText:
I was walking in the area today and decided to look for a couple of caches whilst I was passing by. I have walked passed here many times on my way to Richmond Park and I never knew this cache existed. I arrived at GZ and made a nice, quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5AMRF
lText:
Our last cache for the day after a little local hunt and a day picking blackberries in Richmond park! We got to the gz, had a giggle at the little pun in the hint and found the cache quite quickly!! Tftc!

Whoops, just removing our log! we will have to return to find this one another time! SOrry!


lParent: GC5AMRF
lText:
Ah an older CM , definitely one to add to my finds.  At GZ once GPS had settled ( and I had found somewhere to park for an extortionate sum) made a quick find. No time for a photo.


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

Got to GZ and so what I had to do!! As this was my final time to get out to conplete the series I didn't care who was watching me from passing cars!! I made the ascent and signed... What a nightmare... but a lot of fun!! Very inventive hide that will be there for decades undisturbed!!

Tftc


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

We eliminated the impossible and understood the hint, so there was only one place it could be. 1gw was the one who was brave enough and tall enough to get to it, while I wondered if I ought to be trying to divert attention!

Cache number 28 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. Another fun one. Luckily I was wearing a hi-vis cycling jacket so would have been invisible to all passing muggles while making the retrieve. TFTC


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
I believe I know where the cache is, I am just to short to grab it... maybe next time, when I'm with someone taller to assist me! [:)]


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
Stealth is not an option here! Found it easy enough and had the sense to wait for the bus to clear the queue at the bus stop before retrieving. A favourite point from me. TFTC


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
I knew that the previous finder was a hoaxer and had not visited this cache but was still optimistic that it would not have been muggled in the last year, and so it proved today.   I shamelessly retrieved, signed and replaced in full view of the passing traffic.   The log sheet is wet but the waterproof paper is intact.   My ink signature will be a nice black Rorschach blot by the time the next visitor arrives.   I dipped a Tolkien geocoin that wants to go up the M40 to Oxford.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1066


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
Something very important came up that needed some special documentation so it seemed an ideal opportunity to sort it out personally then spending a few days in the big city, that having been done it was time to play and spend some time geocaching and it's still an excuse to get away from the floods, wind and rain and increase my caching numbers. At home the footpaths are still muddy, and one I looked at looked as if it would have needed a canoe at least hehe.
So onwards with my tale, and progress towards a 1000 finds in January. That is my target and hope. Things started well but the bad weather just isn't helping or making things easy. I even managed to get over 100 finds on one day, my best day to date. Add to my 1000 in January target, which although I was proud and pleased with, a friend said I could do better and to try and beat his 134. Never one to turn down a challenge sometime this month I hope to achieve that too. 
Yesterday I hoped to reach 1,550 and succeeded and managed to get to 1,559. Logging a few earlier finds which added to todays I hope to reach 1600. So today it's back to pounding the streets, hailing more black cabs as necessary and getting even more and closer to that 2,000 finds. Off we set.
TFTC
JM&L


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
Loved it.   I had a thought about where this one would be and it seemed to be confirmed by reading some of the previous logs.  Had a clamber and a big grin.

Thanks for the cache


lParent: GC18E3D
lText:
My experience was exactly as the last log, including the yellow fluorescence. After thinking that I'd return after dark, I just went for it. Whether any passers-by noticed as they queued and whether any of them remember now, I kinda doubt. 
A "footlong" is it Rodz?  That'll be like mine then, only smaller. TFTC.


lParent: GC38FH5
lText:
First time I have visited these woods. Hoping to find all 6 caches here but the dreary rain has just become a lot heavier. Tricky start, had to widen the search which led to the find. Tftc.


lParent: GC25TFW
lText:
We didn't spend too much time looking here as the nettles were quite tall and fearless Indiana is quite short.


lParent: GC13YB6
lText:
Nice cache. Thought I knew what I was looking for and I was right. 
Not hard but when there are lots of people around then probably not so easy


lParent: GC24KEB
lText:
Got to this part of our walk in the rush hour and it was like a bike motorway along here but we managed to squeeze ourselves to the side to write the log. We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock (6 miles at this point) then had a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24KEB
lText:
We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 

Took hint too literally, so took a it longer than it should have. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 16:57


lParent: GC24KEB
lText:
* 4915 *              fromCZ                13:28
Thank you for cache :-)  Easy to find this first one in London :-)


lParent: GC44VBZ
lText:
Dropped Mrs Ganet off at Guide camp and set off to complete a few Church Micros. As it was a Saturday afternoon I thought there might be a wedding or two, but fortunately none in sight. TFTC


lParent: GC44VBZ
lText:
I don't normally go caching at night, but I deviated on the drive home from Gatwick this evening to grab this little fellow for a QEF.   I dipped a geocoin and signed the log sheet using my real name to save space.   Why go to the bother, with the traffic such a nightmare?   Well, this was the closest CM to home in the 3201-3300 range.   Now I have only three more to go until I complete the Mega CM Challenge.   Yay!   TFTC!   [:)]
#1175


lParent: GC44VBZ
lText:
Parked very close and found after a quick fumble! Glad I knew what sort of cache I was looking for.

TFTC


lParent: GC37VG8
lText:
#2707 - I was also mislead by the hint and so looked at the previous logs, then the photos, then one photo in particular, and then there it was!  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC37VG8
lText:
I'm wondering if there are two caches here? The one I found bears no resemblance to the clue and appears not to have been signed since May?

Anyway, TFTC. This one has been burning a hole in my map for far too long.


lParent: GC37VG8
lText:
On way back home to Derbyshire , I thought I would pick up a quick cache [:)]...
Parked up by the close by Island WAITING for the Muggle workers to come 
away from the "Fenced area".[:(!]
Eventually they did and then nipped over to the HINT area .........
Did not find the cache BUT saw the workmen had cleared the overgrowth 
around the rear of the area [:O] [:(] [:(!][:(!].....
Maybe the CO might want to have a quick look just in case ??.
Thanks anyway.


lParent: GC37VG8
lText:
Without one of the photos, we might have had a problem finding this one.  The gps took us many meters away.  Widened the search and there it was almost IPS   ...   TFTC


lParent: GC37VG8
lText:
Took a while due to muggle grass cutters but I found it. Quite a few nettles around so be careful. Tftc


lParent: GC2P88Y
lText:
Right so we found this one quite quickly... Yet the hunted still lasted much, much longer! Why you ask? Ben dropped the lid amongst the ivy and the bushes! We spent most of our time trying to find out where it went! Turns out it got stuck behind a piece of ivy mid way between the hide and the ground! Urgh! The difficult of finding that lid was about 4.5/5! Haha. Tftc


lParent: GC2P88Y
lText:
I was walking in the area today and decided to look for a couple of caches whilst I was passing. I have never used this gate to enter Richmond Park before, so it was great to find another route. I arrived at GZ and made a nice, quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2P88Y
lText:
An early start meant I had a bit of time available to grab a couple of caches in London before I started work today.  From Yogi-Bear I made my way to this one and felt a bit like I was about to walk in to someone's garden at GZ [:O].  Cache was a nice easy find though and I was soon off to catch the tube to the site I had to visit.

Thanks for the cache rodz.
1967kevin

3162

Found at 07:29:00


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
Very good clues and coordinates. Clever hiding place, found after a little search. A little unexpected.


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
Got the numbers together and off to GZ. quickly found with the very specific hint.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
on a walk from Petts Wood to North Bromley collecting a few Church Micros
no problem finding this one and thankfully no one around at GZ
log signed at 13:22


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
A drizzly morning made this busy spot almost deserted, so finding the info then making the retrieve was straightforward. 

Thanks for the cache. [:)]


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
This was the 2nd visit to find this one. After searching around for a while, the wife shouted "Got it". Oh boy, I was looking in the wrong place again. TFTC.


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
I was ringing for a wedding at Bromley Posh (rather than the Common one up the road) so had to pick up this cache while here. Easy multi and easy find. TFTC


lParent: GC4DBZY
lText:
Just arrived in Bromley to buy birthday presents. Saw this was near the car park so stopped here before shopping. Tftc.

This entry was edited by bond2468 on Thursday, 07 May 2015 at 14:57:10 UTC.


lParent: GC5PJVQ
lText:
A quick find this evening thanks to the Hint.  All was quiet at GZ and it felt rather eerie - there's so much housing here, but it all looked empty tonight. [xx(] TFTC. [:D]


lParent: GC3EZDR
lText:
To answer the question, it was easy for me today, but I happened to be at the right level to begin with.   Dipped TB.   All good here.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1347


lParent: GC3EZDR
lText:
We arrived on the right level and scrambled around for a bit before placing our hand right on it. Thankfully it was a really quiet area today which gave us lots of time to search. TFTC!


lParent: GC1HTG5
lText:
Found it while the kids played on the swings.  Covered in cobwebs I almost didn't pick it up.  No pencil so I left a penny.


lParent: GCM9DK
lText:
Was getting dark but had a good look around and turned up nothing.  Even put my arm into a very deep hole and got it all gooey.  I'll be happy to revisit this area, though.


lParent: GCM9DK
lText:
Crikey - it's almost 9 years ago since I found a few of this series with a brand new GPS having not long been caching. Nice to come back this way for a quick find - the spoiler photo seems a bit out of date !!! Cache and contents in good order. TFTC
Bleaklow


lParent: GC4H5V6
lText:
Nice quick find for mrs sceatsie as she talked to her middle daughter on her mobile - signed log and replaced as found tftc


lParent: GC4H5V6
lText:
Thought I'd better find this one before heading onwards to the nearby SELBAC meet ... nice quick find once I'd realised it wasn't amongst all the nearby rubbish!
Took trackable for onwards travels.
TFTC


lParent: GC4H5V6
lText:
Found it on in 2015 while watching Phil race at Eden Park shame this one wasn't here last year as I would have got it then rather than walk a mile away to grab a cache. Cheers for the cache I've got to cache them all Ace


lParent: GC4H5V6
lText:
Made much harder work of this than I should have.
Quick easy find once gps settled and I followed it.doh.
Tftc.


lParent: GC47B5X
lText:
Nice walk and interesting contrast between the cemetery and golf course. Straightforward find, left a TB. TFTC!


lParent: GC47B5X
lText:
Went out for my daily cache near home. Took my son's dog on this walk.
Straightforward easy find. Found the GZ easily and as I went for a closer look, spotted the cache! 
Thank you for the cache,  LucyAlex25!


lParent: GC47B5X
lText:
I was very pleased to learn of a couple of nearby caches after finishing work in Oakhampton Road and searching for any local ones. A very pleasant stroll along the wooded pathway in dappled evening sunshine to GZ. However, I had to walk pass this, my first target, because of a dog walking muggle, so continued on to target number two further along the path, before returning to here where a swift find was made and the cache returned before any more muggles appeared. TFTC


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Got a bit lucky.... this was lying on the floor the first place we looked. I can see  why some have spent ages looking. Great hide! Have put it back where I think it should have been. TFTC


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Well some times one has to admit defeat. Tried every geocaching trick but it eludes me. Still, enjoyed the visit. In the early 1930's my mom played in this park so it was great to visit. Its a very beautiful spot and very different to where we live in the "other" East London although that is also beautiful. Check out the cache named Be an indicator minor in SA


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Finally....FOUND IT! [:D][:D] - on my fourth attempt!
So glad to put a smiley on this one! I hadn't looked for it for some time so decided to go out very early this morning before too many muggles were in the park. It is a very popular park for dogwalkers and families.
Once in the park, my GPS directed me to the same GZ. This time I tried a different search area but after no luck, decided to try some other nearby locations. After 10 or so minutes of searching, I was getting desperate as I was determined to find this pesky cache today!
Then I took a step back (literally and figuratively) to ponder where the cache could be. I kept thinking about the attribute and with that in mind went back to search (realising that many of the places I had looked today and previously would not have been possible for such an attribute).
And quickly I had the cache in hand! [:)] I have seen this type of container once before, quite a long time ago. Tricky container, cheeky hide!
Thank you for the cache, Torists!


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Out with Barnet Betty today and went back to one of my failures. Was given a clue by CO but still took a long time to find. GPS moved around so much but after a while decided to concentrate on a particular trunk and I managed to find it. Thanks Torists for the cache. A favourite from me.


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Found with (actually by) Lindy Lou. Took some searching, we were determined to find this one and finally there it was.  Deja vue here! 
TFTC


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
As in the area decided to look for this one again.  Also with it being found recently had high hopes of making a find but even after finding a total of 580 couldn't work out the meaning of the hint.


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
T.F.T.C.When I saw that it had been checked and was still there I went back for a second look.This time I had on my cachers hat and it only took a short while to locate the cache.As someone else said, I have seen this type of cache before.


lParent: GC51AX4
lText:
Went round to  check it today and am pleased to say its still there.
 Tip : Its not a beginners cache


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
Quick cache and dash before starting a walk along the Vanguard way to Oxted. 

Find #2576 Logged with C:geo, 09:37 on 13 September 2015


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
Finally! Didn't find it first time around (while tennis was shown on big screen) but a spontaneous trip today proved successful


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
Phew! On a surprisingly beautiful and sunny morning it was quite relaxing to be on the beach ;) There were a fair few muffles but it is fair to say that I don't think anyone took a blind bit of notice of what I was doing. Widened my search area a bit and immediately spotted a suspicious looking stone and the cache was in hand. What a nice little diversion!


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
'Under stone' ?! Are you kidding ? There's a huge pile of stones and numerous cracks to look in. Also muggle central! Terrible place for a cache, sorry.


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
Went for a quick grab on the way home from work, eyeballed GZ but had to abort due to Mugglesoup at 17:30. Will return in the dead of night disguised as a palm tree.


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
Tftc. Surprising oasis of tranquility and surprisingly few muggles.

First find today and 631th overall.


lParent: GC5XDBN
lText:
The nasty rain stopped people lingering here today, so a great opportunity (despite forgetting my GPS  [:o)]) for a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5XBMN
lText:
This one took me about 45 minutes. After barking at all the wrong trees and climbing too many of them ... [:P] I finally found the right one. [:P] [:)] hurray! 
It should be so simple. I was laughing when I found it! [:)] 

TFTC! and for showing me this place! Lovely walk! Thank you!


lParent: GC5XBMN
lText:
A tricky one. Spent some time searching and almost had the dubious record of being the first DNF.  After finding the nearby Scout cache I went back for second look, and there it was in plain view.


lParent: GC5XBMN
lText:
This was a tricky one. The 6 steps led us to the wrong place initially. Glad I had a good climber (MiniOblong) with me.


lParent: GC5XBMN
lText:
#2642 - Found with Mrs Nico on an afternoon walk.  Mrs Nico wanted to leave after 15 minutes but I was adamant that we find this cache.  Once I'd read the cache description instead of relying on the co-ordinates and the hint I realised I was looking in the wrong type of place, but even then it took a bit of a hunt.  That was rather annoying given that (from the correct angle) the cache was in plain view all the time!  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5XBMN
lText:
Straightforward find after the failure of my first attempt of the day at nearby Dollis Brook Viaduct.


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
Got the numbers sorted and off to GZ, quite a busy park, but a nicely placed cache made a subtle retrieval.

Thanks to Sludge bucket for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
Gosh, was it really 18 months ago we nearly did this? Well, glad we managed to find this one before going to Nandos. An easy find with Lodgebarn. Thanks for sharing.


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
Unfinished business from 18 months ago where we had the final numbers but not the energy to leave Nando's for the search. A quick pick up of the final today in a pleasant location. TFTC.


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
in area for car service once again at Bristol St Motors... over the last couple of years, each time I have car serviced or MOTed, I look for this cache, and today was the day I finally found it.... weather very warm .... had looked at this spot before but not seen it...  then wonder on wonder there it was..TFTC


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
While ringing for a wedding at Bromley parish thought I'd see if enough time to do this one. Impressive mural. Numbers crunched and gz not to far away so went for it. Luckily was a quick find in a suitable place considering the initial subject. TFTC


lParent: GC4FXKE
lText:
Found the location easily enough but took a few minutes to find the cache. I actually spotted it from a distance. Glad I was searching on a quiet morning. Tftc.


lParent: GC4BG42
lText:
Yet another trip out in the car for a find at gone 10pm; such is the plight of the daily cacher...  GPS had me on the path, but there was only one place where the cache could be.  Didn't notice the dog walker as I re-emerged, so he asked me what I was doing and I explained.  He found it fascinating and was reassured to know that there wasn't drug dealing going on!  He walks his dog up and down here regularly, so has seen people hanging round GZ in the past.  Most recently, someone saw that s/he had been spotted so ran off, only for someone else to appear a short while later.  You can understand why he might have thought that people were up to no good!!  TFTC.


lParent: GC4BG42
lText:
Apart from the golfers crossing the pathway, it was fairly quiet. TN but left a dementia care biro TFTC


lParent: GC33C0J
lText:
Found it but it was pretty easy, please take my pink and blue loom band necklace.     
:) Many thanks,
The Murphy's :)


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
Sneaky little hide but spotted as soon as I got there... Dodging the muggles was slightly more tricky! Tftc


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
Had intended to do several caches before heading off to nearby football but got sidetracked by river, sunshiny and beer instead. So in the end it was just this one on my way back to the station after the match. Spotted ot and waited for a gap in the muggle traffic before going in for the grab. Nice hide
TFTC


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
#731

Cache made on our way to a cache event. Found quickly thanks to the hint

TFTC rodz
26 June 2015 18:17


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
Whoop whoop. 100 day streak and what a day to get it. Longest day of the year and picked it up here to mark the end of a great weekend in London. Found with Katie Kiwi. Tftc


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
Nice quick find before we head back to Shrewsbury after a great weekend in London, even if Dave Ghrol did break his leg and cancel the concert. SatSTUma made it to his 100th day streak so I am going to give this a fav. Found with satSTUma tftc


lParent: GC1EGD2
lText:
We were in the area today for a family wedding in Kew Gardens, so grabbed the opportunity to find a few caches in the area.  Searched the obvious spots to begin with before checking the hint and looking for the obvious nano.  Grew concerned that this may have gone missing as it had not been found since March and then Hubby found something that moved.  Cache is all in good order.  Now off to see if we can spot any trains [:)]


lParent: GC32VAW
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. This one needed a little while of search and finaly was found by abcf.
Nice hide and we spend a FP.
TFTC


lParent: GC32VAW
lText:
#3272 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

The name of this cache is very appropriate, definitely muggle central. Some of our group used the bench for rest and the others searched. The cache was spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32VAW
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
Co-ords a bit out for me today but there were only two silver items in the area and the cache was quickly found on the second one. Nice hide though which I've seen a few times recently. TFTC


lParent: GC32VAW
lText:
I saw this as I walked past it but ignored it as I thought it was too far from GZ. After a few minutes searching I went back. Should have realised as we have seen one of these before. Tftc.


lParent: GC32VAW
lText:
[Font=Times New Roman] [center] [size=4] [purple] [i] [b] A trip to London [/b] [/i] [/purple] [/size] [/center]

[Font=Comic Sans MS] [teal] This is already 10 months we started geocaching, already is a big word when we compare ourselves to some other ...
And this year will be under the sign of travelling.
After a first trip to Portugal in April this time i will fly to England.

A "small" 4-day trip including 3 days geocaching, it’s really few days you might say, but because the rest of Team SCS could not follow me  I will not leave them alone for too long .

The program is not really defined, maybe one or two days on the region of [url=https://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx#ll=51.6667,-0.39422&z=14?] Watford [/url] and a day's walk in the city . [/teal]

[Navy] Thank’s to all the owners of this area that allowed me to make this trip. [/Navy]

[Blue] --------------------------
Sign on this new log
Thank’s for this cache. [/Blue]


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find on an enjoyable walk after a morning inside.

Wow - this highway is noisy. But the minute you walk behind the trees it gets so much quieter.

Thanks [blue]rodz[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log. And replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total

QEF.....

26/31 on the trail today

TFTC #318


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
Our first Cache in London near our Hotel...yeahh

Thanks to the owner for the Cache and the Souvenir:)

Greets from Germany 

This entry was edited by Lunada on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 11:14:07 UTC.


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
An easy enough find - noisy again with the constant road traffic .... I wonder if it ever quietens down ? tftc.


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

Wow, what a big busy road... we set off in the wrong direction then I realised that crossing points were going to be few and far between so we doubled back to use the one we had just left. An easy find here.

Cache number 29 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18W09
lText:
After finding 'WTF: Irn-Bru? Made from Girders' cache nearby, this one was an easy-peasy find! [;)] [:)]
TFTC!


lParent: GC4K4D9
lText:
On the way back home from Beckenham. Funnily enough not many people around at this time of night. So could park near and almost C&D it. Neat hide. TFTC


lParent: GC4K4D9
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
Got the digits formulated and a quick find at GZ.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4K4D9
lText:
on a walk from Petts Wood to North Bromley collecting a few Church Micros
wrong side of the road and with the road works had to take a short detour to reach the sign
Then onto GZ where log signed at 13:47
TFTC


lParent: GC4K4D9
lText:
The sign that provided the information was easily located and the coordinates were soon sorted.  Bit surprised at the location but then, it did meet the description from the CO.  Cache was soon in hand and the did battle to release the tightly packed log.  Won the day and signed the log before replacing in between the passing cars.  TFTC


lParent: GC61Y68
lText:
Looking for my cache of the day when I spotted that a cache had recently been placed a couple of miles from home. It was a good walk to the GZ but there was no direct public transport and I don't drive.
Once at the GZ, a short search and the cache was quickly spotted. Why is it that as soon as you get the cache muggles appear?  Cars started going past into the rugby ground car park. Replaced the cache when no cars were passing and then another long walk.
TFTC!


lParent: GC61Y68
lText:
At the park for inter county athletics competition rather than rugby and couldn't resist grabbing a cache while here. This is #2000 for me so quite fitting that I combine both athletics an caching together. The cache was easily spotted and once the muggles had passed I was in for the grab.
TFTC TNLN SL


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
Jumping in for the ride with the Mrs who was attending a meeting at Ipsos Mori relating to some Wellcome Trust research.
Only 10 caches found, but they were a good 10!
Last of the day on the way home.  I had a DNF here before, but found it fairly quickly today while the wife was buying material for the new hall curtains.  TFTC.


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
London - wir kommen - bei einem wundervollen Wochenende, bei dem wir auch noch bei einer Hochzeit mitfeiern durften, konnten wir so ganz nebenbei ein paar Caches finden. Die Stadt zog uns in ihren Bann... Ich sage danke für den 1227 Fund ;-)


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
Der erste Tag in London führte mich und Crabbel in diese Ecke. Das eigentliche Ziel war der
besuch von Camden Market. Ein sehr interessanter Ort den wir genossen haben. Es gab
wirklich viel zu entdecken. Entdecken ist das Stichwort.......diesen Kleinen haben wir gerne
gesucht und gefunden. Dadurch wurden wir noch besser durch London geführt, als wie
mit jedem Reiseführer. Vielen Dank fürs herlocken und verstecken.


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
I'd tried to find this once before but failed. However, I was in the area again to get some visa photos taken. I had 10 minutes before they were ready so I thought I would give it another try and found it this time! TFTC!


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
Mrs sceatsie was born in Barnet and grew up in New Southgate so today was a trip down memory  lane - has a lid but isn't black tftc


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
Found with Da Row Bros just before the rain started - spot on coordinates made for a quick retrieval while pretending to wait for a break in the traffic to cross.  The lid is definitely there too!  TFTC


lParent: GC1NF5Q
lText:
TFTC. Nice nifty nano. Spotted while in traffic on the way to park nearby for a meeting. Other party were late, so made a swift grab while waiting.

Cheers from the Bats


lParent: GC2ZX2T
lText:
Hmm, didn't find it This time,  looked around the base of every tree in the area an couldn't find it, maybe next time


lParent: GC2ZX2T
lText:
Our first find! Didn't find it as easy as we thought it would be. After much perseverance it was found. Definitely got the bug. A well placed cache! Put back safe and sound. Good luck to the next one. Tip.... Make sure your feet and legs are covered!


lParent: GC2ZX2T
lText:
Great fun. Quite hard to find but got there in the end. Sending the little ones on was the way to go.


lParent: GC2ZX2T
lText:
Thanks to whoever made this geocache it was amazing! It was fun but difficult. It was great fun doing it with my friends highly recommend


lParent: GC5CBT2
lText:
Great walk around a beautiful park. Took me to parts of the park that I would have never visited. Tftc. 

P.s. Logbook is nearly full.


lParent: GC5CBT2
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Did all the hard work a few days ago but did not get to the final. We were driving passed this afternoon after returning from a great day at Brands Hatch watching BSB so decided to pop in and do the final stage.

A quick and easy find.

Thanks [blue]Dustymeg25[/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: GC5CBT2
lText:
Geoson doing some filming just around the corner, so a few hours to kill, and a few caches to find in a brand new location. Many thanks to all the cachesetters. [8D]


lParent: GC2BQCC
lText:
Nice cache - Cam found this one on his own, whilst we were looking at a huge hornet on the tree nearby.


lParent: GC2BQCC
lText:
54th cache found on the 29th of May 2015 at 20:17.

I was SO close to walking away from this.  I'd guessed where it was but didn't look well enough so had a poke around other places close by.  Read the clue, read the logs and then had a final look and thought no way.  Really enjoy this kind of cache.  I didn't have a pen for any of the 4 caches today but took pictures and films of all of them - can't upload any of this, though.

Thank you so much.

And getting out of the park was a nightmare!  I almost went through the gap over the little bridge that has been fenced off.  I knew I could squeeze through the one side but wasn't so sure about the other.  Just saying so people who might be planning on a map might think they can go there.  There's actually a way over the river to the south through the trees.


lParent: GC2BQCC
lText:
Brilliant! I knew from previous logs this was going to be a bit special. After a bit of a mission getting to the correct side of the water i noticed something a bit asymmetric and yes- it was the sneaky hide. Very well executed. TFTC.


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
We were in the area today for a family wedding in Kew Gardens, so grabbed the opportunity to find a few caches in the area.  We really liked this hide, so have given a favourite point.  Started off at the wrong level, of course, but spotted the cache and so took a long trek round to get to the right spot. Once you know where the cache is, it is easy enough to grab.  Enjoyed watching a swan and her cygnets swim by on the river [:)]


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
The hint was useful but we weren't sure which level we needed to be on, then Grayglove spoted the cache from below so we were able to retrieve it


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
Well this took some looking for. We were at the right level but failed to feel the cache. The we cycled down to the road below and the spotted it. So had to retrace our tracks to retrieve it. On a WTF trail with skin_2    Thanks for the cache, log signed at 12:30 

 Find #2073


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
I've looked for this one before on a previous visit to Brentford but realised my error from previous logs. Back in Brentford today so took an opportunity for another look and found without too much trouble. TFTC.


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
On the first pass we were at the wrong level - the prize was in sight but out of reach. Got it then on the way back to the car ...
TFTC! 
12 Apr 2015 19:29


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
Found it ;-) 
Found myself in the wrong place but could see the cache so relocated & soon had the log in hand 
All good here
Tftc


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... . by midday we'd done all the wiggly top part so there was time for a diversion down to the Thames and back....

Yes, it was well worth doing this extra bit because it was probably the nicest part of the whole route. We kind of went the wrong way here and ended up in a non bike-friendly place where we had to lift them at one point. So we got to the wrong level for the cache, which was probably a good thing as we'd never have spotted it otherwise. Then there was just the small matter of finding the way to the correct level for retrieval!

Cache number 53 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GCWW3H
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. We took a very convoluted route to reach this one and still ended up too low to be able to retrieve it. However not sure we would have found it at all if we'd gone straight there. TFTC


lParent: GC5WZCN
lText:
It started to rain (crazy this weather today!) but still plenty of muggles around so I had to wait a while to find a right moment to retrieve the cache. Thank God it was where the hint suggested. [;)] [:)]
Nice, big container and hidden very well!  Grabbed a Geocoin.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5WZCN
lText:
Nice find while staying at the local campsite we had a slight adventure then turned into professional trolls. TFTC


lParent: GC5WZCN
lText:
Found it after heeding the caution and exercising due care I found it with the aid of my walking pole.  Took the TB for onward journey to a  suitable destination.  The fourth of the Finchley Scout caches this morning.
Best wishes to the 1st Finchley from  two London OAPs. ( aka two ex leaders in Southgate District).


lParent: GC5WZCN
lText:
#2643 - Found with Mrs Nico on an afternoon walk.  Dropped off a Polar Bear trackable.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
Last one on the way home from Beckenham. Quick find of info and cache. Had migrated slightly so replaced as hint. TFTC


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
No problems with this one, digits gathered and the maths done, a nice quick find at GZ.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
A quick maintenance run around some of my local Church Micros following the problems highlighted by buzio. Four of the five had gone and are now replaced.

A new cache is in place.


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
upgraded to a found following confirmation that original missing and in agreement of CO.
DNF, think i had the right place, but no sign of a cache

This entry was edited by buzio on Friday, 17 July 2015 at 19:49:32 UTC.


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
A pleasant wander along a peaceful road to this one.  Information was easily collected and quickly found the host.  Signed the log and then dwadled a bit waiting for a couple of posties to make their way past before returning the container as found.


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - nice quick find here tftc


lParent: GC4EANP
lText:
#2602 We turned our day off work into a Church Micro day. Our aim was to collect at least 10 Church Micro multis to fulfill a challenge near Sidcup.

Our next stop for today was at St John the Evangelist church in Bromley. A very sweet little church. The needed numbers were quickly collected, the new coordinates calculated and off to find the final. At GZ the cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'SkiCycle' [:)]


lParent: GC2405J
lText:
Second cache in Sunnyhill Park. Not entirely sure I agree with the placement described in the hint but close enough to find it easily enough; put it back exactly where I found it, just in case. TFTC!


lParent: GC2405J
lText:
This took a lot longer to find than it should have as my GPS was off - I walked all around not able to get a close reading (I passed the GZ unknowingly a few times and my GPS was saying I was 90 to 100 m away!) Finally, after walking on the outside of the park and then over the cafe, my GPS got its bearings and I found thd GZ. 
Finding the cache was then straightforward. Unlike the previous log, I found it on the ground. I tried to replace it as described but it didn't seem like it would be secure so I replaced it off the ground in an obvious hiding place.
TFTF!


lParent: GC2405J
lText:
Hello. This is our first cache in London. We are from the US.  We left a euro and took the brown leather bracelet. Sadly did not have a pen so left our signature heart on red lipstick. Some photos as well. Replaced container, found in host, inside a wee birds nest as seemed romantically suited for the park setting.  TFTC!


lParent: GC20EGP
lText:
Found it, though couldn't manage to get it out of the hiding place and the lid seems to be gone. But it's still kinda there so people can keep logging in the meantime. 

Also found a QR code but that's not GC related. 

TFTC


lParent: GCM98X
lText:
Arriving at GZ there were men surveying but They were busy so I just got on with the search. I used the spoiler pics but couldn't find the tree. Then I realised it had been blown over, however the cache was still there inside the stump. Unfortunately no sign of any TBs.


lParent: GCM98X
lText:
Hello,

Our son would like to know if his TB 'Dylan's beertje op reis' is still present in this cache?
Thanks for letting us know!
Greetings from the Netherlands.


lParent: GC2EGMJ
lText:
Think the CO needs to ha very a look at this as the magnet seems to be missing. Cache found on floor


lParent: GC2EGMJ
lText:
Out walking doggies Teddy and Lucas in oxleas woods
 found this cache although it's no longer a magnetic.


lParent: GC2EGMJ
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. We had not much hope to find this one due to the Didn't find logs and the last find in April. But we had luck. The cache was at his place and we could find it.
TFTC


lParent: GC2EGMJ
lText:
#3277 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We passed this cache on the way back to our car after walking the Brigand trail series. We were not very optimistic with so many DNF recently that we would be able to find the cache. After reading the hint and finding the exact spot (what the hint said) the cache was spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Traxxasman11' [:)]


lParent: GC2EGMJ
lText:
[Font=Times New Roman] [center] [size=4] [purple] [i] [b] A trip to London [/b] [/i] [/purple] [/size] [/center]

[Font=Comic Sans MS] [teal] This is already 10 months we started geocaching, already is a big word when we compare ourselves to some other ...
And this year will be under the sign of travelling.
After a first trip to Portugal in April this time i will fly to England.

A "small" 4-day trip including 3 days geocaching, it’s really few days you might say, but because the rest of Team SCS could not follow me  I will not leave them alone for too long .

The program is not really defined, maybe one or two days on the region of [url=https://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx#ll=51.6667,-0.39422&z=14?] Watford [/url] and a day's walk in the city . [/teal]

[Navy] Thank’s to all the owners of this area that allowed me to make this trip. [/Navy]
Greetings from france geocacher
[Blue] --------------------------
Today start at falconwood weather is good  and i think it will be a nice trip.
Thank’s for this cache. [/Blue]


lParent: GC5VCFZ
lText:
Tftc. On a trip to London with ilanak. This was our first find in London. Great art but the second art was in a smelly place. With the hint the cache was soon in our hands.


lParent: GC5VCFZ
lText:
Arrived to London this morning and while waiting for the hotel room to be available we decided to search for some caches. I have been to East Croydon several times before but don't recall ever seeing these murals. Very nice indeed, but the smell on the bogus location was quite horrible. TFTC.


lParent: GC5VCFZ
lText:
Found the murals easily. Never knew this entrance to the shopping centre was here, will definitely be hiding it in future. At GZ tried to follow gps but it wasn't playing nicely. Was getting fed up when suddenly the hint made sense. Cache was then quickly located. Now off to do the shopping which is the actual reason that i came to Croydon. Tftc.


lParent: GC5VCFZ
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip into the Croydon area; on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Collected the information for the new co-ordinates earlier in then day, then back for a quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC4K38D
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
Digits gathered and put together to enable a quick find. Had difficulty extracting the log, found a bit of wire to extract.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4K38D
lText:
on a walk from Petts Wood to North Bromley collecting a few Church Micros
clue solved and then down to GZ where the hint made for a quick find
log signed at 14:12
TFTC


lParent: GC4K38D
lText:
This was the noisiest Place I have been for some time to collect the information for a CM....something to do with the primary school class on their way back from a swim.  The teacher at the back seemed deafened and very apologetic. Another quick find at GZ though the log was quite damp and not possible to unroll it.


lParent: GC4K38D
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - made a right mess of this one - couldn't read my own writing so got one part of the sum totally wrong - walked right past gz - spent a while looking somewhere totally wrong then realised my mistake - quick back track and cache soon in hand - tftc


lParent: GC4K38D
lText:
#2601 We turned our day off work into a Church Micro day. Our aim was to collect at least 10 Church Micro multis to fulfill a challenge near Sidcup.

Our next stop for today was at the Trinity church in Bromley. A very nice looking church. The needed numbers were quickly collected, the new coordinates calculated and off to find the final. At GZ the cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'SkiCycle' [:)]


lParent: GC3EZE6
lText:
We went to the Jurassic Park today to spend a different Sunday afternoon, and on our way back to the subway we made stopped around to log some caches of this neighborhood. 3 out of 3 found and a good walking hour.

We had to look for this a little bit, as the GPS was sending us a bit astray.. Anyway, it was in our hands soon and we could continue our tour. Tftc!


lParent: GC4ZRQD
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
The infomation was grabbed and formulated. at GZ I searched a bit then spotted this nice hide.

Thanks to SkiCycle for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4ZRQD
lText:
This CM wasn't here on my previous visit. A quick find after the final sums were calculated. Thanks for replacing, TFTC.


lParent: GC4ZRQD
lText:
Upgrade to a find following comfirmation that the original Cache was missing. 
Think i had the right area to search but no sign of a cache.
TFTC and allowing the log 

This entry was edited by buzio on Friday, 17 July 2015 at 19:41:04 UTC.


lParent: GC4ZRQD
lText:
A quick use of fingers meant the coordinates were soon identified.  The hint was useful making this nice hide a quick find.  TFTC


lParent: GC4ZRQD
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - had a bit of a moment on this one - was reading the hint as I walked up to the church - looked right  and saw where I thought the cache might be - and there it was - didn't even need to collect the co ords - thats never happened before - did go and have a look at the church though - nice hide tftc


lParent: GC217Y0
lText:
18151 19:12:00 A quick drive-by with On_The_Loose and Squeaks_17 after a day in London. Thanks rodz for the cache.


lParent: GC217Y0
lText:
During my visit to my cousin and his familiy i made some caching tours in Kingston. Found it quickly ! TFTC !


lParent: GC217Y0
lText:
Stayed at nearby Warren House for the night so seemed not to collect this one on route. Quick find with the help of the clue


lParent: GC217Y0
lText:
Mrs sceatsie went on a train trip today - after thinking about the clue for a minute she soon had this one in hand - saw loads of deer as she crossed the park to this one - tftc


lParent: GC1MNQ3
lText:
We went to the Jurassic Park today to spend a different Sunday afternoon, and on our way back to the subway we made stopped around to log some caches of this neighborhood. 3 out of 3 found and a good walking hour.

This spot could be quite nice, but unfortunately it is all littered and someone also recently used it as a toilet. Anyway, the container was exactly at the spot pointed by our GPS. Very nice little container! Tftc!


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Had a pleasant walk along the pathway but then had to tackle the long grass to get to the GZ. The find was a quick one thanks to the accurate coordinates. That did not stop me from putting my head into the wrong hole and having a fight with some sharp thorns. The first blood to the cache. [:D][8D]

Cache is in good condition.

Thanks [blue]rodz[/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: GC19FWP
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

A very quiet and tranquil place but in the background I could hear the sound of gardeners busying themselves in the allotments so had to be extra careful when hunting in the bushes. Had a good idea what I was looking for but took me a while to spot the container... Well camouflaged especially in the height of summer!

Signed and replaced as found! Tftc


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
On our last morning, we found this little nice Cache when we visited the Second time...

Thanks for this Container 

This entry was edited by Lunada on Sunday, 19 July 2015 at 11:21:25 UTC.


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
Congratulations to so-sweet on unearthing this one.   After my DNF before Christmas I popped it on my watch list and returned today to have another go.   I am now the sixth to find in the last month.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1217


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

We split up and went opposite ways from the bikes, peering into the hedge, but I spotted it right back at the start when I doubled back. I guess we both thought the other one had looked there!

Cache number 30 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. I was searching in the wrong direction when SS spotted this one. TFTC


lParent: GC19FWP
lText:
What a difference six weeks makes. After the recent successful find log I decided to have another go this morning. On approach to GZ it became obvious that the spikey hedge had received a rather handsome haircut and access to the fence line was going to be much easier. Good. As I followed the hedge to GZ I immediately knew that I was looking at the cache. I have seen plenty of these before. It was plainly obvious so how I didn't pick up on this in January is a mystery. Anyway the log was duly signed but I could see no sign of any hint item. I think this might have been cleared away with the hedge trim. TFTC


lParent: GC5WCMG
lText:
Had some time before being able to check in to our hotel, so decided to visit some nearby caches. This earth cache happened to be near the hotel and we decided to check it out as well. The answers have been sent to cache owner. TFTC.


lParent: GC5WCMG
lText:
Found whilst on a very short enjoyable caching trip into Croydon on a lovely warm day - good to get out! [:)]

Short search and the relevant items were in view – T4TC [:)]

Answers on way [:)]


lParent: GC5WCMG
lText:
Nice to see an Earth cache in Croydon! We have e-mailed the CO and received confirmation that our answers are correct. TFTC


lParent: GC2166J
lText:
Saints1 is enjoying the school holidays and I'm between night shifts so we've met up for a days caching. We signed all the logs Pandy. 

Last time I was here there were lorries going in and out with a guy in a reflective jacket sat next to the cache. Today the area was clear so we pulled over for a quick C&D. 

TFTC


lParent: GC2166J
lText:
A quick c&d with Fudgeman as we were in the area. There were no muggles around before continuing our journey. 

TFTC


lParent: GC2166J
lText:
Just visiting from Reading on my way to Pembroke Lodge for lunch to celebrate my godparents 60th wedding anniversary. I wasn't sure which gate we'd come through so had a few of the Richmond Gated caches prepared on my GPS. 
It turned out to be this one, my dad stopped the car and I nipped back and found it in short order as it was raining! TFTC.


lParent: GC4H783
lText:
Parked up nearby to grab this cache, the ground around GZ was like lots of little lakes... And I have loafers on. Found after a quick search. TFTC.


lParent: GC4H783
lText:
A nice quick find, thanks to good coordinates and a helpful hint. Ground getting pretty mushy underfoot.

TFTC


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
Didn't know about this park before so a lovely place to find. Lovely weather today and after several days of sunshine thought this would be a good one to look for. However the grassy bits are still quite muddy but enjoyed checking out the answers and quickly found the cache. Not like your other local hide. Thanks Torists for this cache.


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
The ground in the park was very waterlogged as I went round looking for the information. Had to make an informed guess for D and the cache was then soon found.


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
What a lovely little park. A nice quick multi - an easy solve and quickly on the cache. Really nice to have the final location so close. After a bit of searching, quickly found the cache.
TFTC Torists!


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
Sweet, needed a multi still for the August challenge and this one was perfect. Parking on Crescent made us slightly concerned about our car though. We seem to have discovered the Southgate "projects". Never knew we had any around here. Tftc


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
What a nice spot. Yet another place caching has brought me to that I knew nothing about. All the co ords were spot on. Point A caught me out, quite unexpected! Fav point here. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC51G6G
lText:
#1866 - Having found Are You For Real in Hadley Woods and ticked off the closest unfound to home, Wild Ben Hiccup and I thought we would continue in that vein and find a few others.  This was the first of the afternoon.  We had a pleasant walk through the park and impressed ourselves that we knew what trees we saw.  We had a slight wobble at the last stage because we weren't sure what tree we were being directed to, so made an educated guess and then went straight to the cache.  Tanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5RXR1
lText:
Great hiding place and a lovely view nearby. Thanks!

Slightly too small for the Traveling Tigger travel bug, but he said hi.


lParent: GC5RXR1
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Great views over London from here! There were a few muggles about on the benches, but no one paid me any attention as I retrieved the cache :)


lParent: GC5RXR1
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After a nice walk along the river from Teddington, we thought we'd tick this
Off our listed local caches to do. Nice quick find and replaced without a muggle in sight. May I suggest that fellow caches not use a whole page to log your find. Save space. TFTC and the glorious view on this sunny September day.


lParent: GC49H7E
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I was able to drive to this cache without any false turnings and park directly outside, amazing. Grateful to find a coastal name for a cache in an urban location, and another cache on the list for a Buildings Challenge... GC5A5P8.  I was out of the car wondering where the cache may be when my phone rang. I answered it and as I did so I spotted the cache. I had understood half of the hint and now I get it all. Well worded. Thanks for placing


lParent: GC5WCKY
lText:
Looks like another one of my caches has been broken. I will be along to fix the issue tomorrow.

Please be careful when finding other people's caches... CO spend a lot of time making and placing caches for people to find.


lParent: GC61BMM
lText:
Great hide - us and four kids took a while to find it. Left in place as nothing to swap. Thank you!!


lParent: GC61BMM
lText:
Having found the the Not Quite Rugby cache, I headed over to Sunnyhill Park to find the caches there. Good thing I had a decent satnav app on my phone to figure out the best way to get on to this side of the A1! Parked, stopped by the cafe to get an ice cream and got started. Pretty straightforward find thanks to the hint. TFTC!


lParent: GC39432
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Rain is quite heavy now which, whilst unpleasant, means that I can hunt around for caches in peace. However, after retrieving this, I turned to sign the log and was faced with a huge and threatening looking mutt. I jumped out of my skin as I hadn't heard him approach. Several others joined him and I was beginning to feel unnerved by their staring and low growls when eventually the owner arrived and called them away. "They won't harm you," she called cheerily. I quietly replaced the cache and escaped to safety! Tftc.


lParent: GC32VNG
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Had the fright of our lives going for this one, a young cyclist squeaked past us just before we found cache. TFTC


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
SL TFTC I am very grateful for your additional hints, Shakeyjake 91. Without them I'd still be wandering around the woods with a puzzled look on my face!


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
found the correct ivy tree after couple tries ( damn you GPS). it still took me a minute or two to found the cache hidin there. [:)] tftc


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. Our son managed this one.
TFTC


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
#3273 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We carried on along the main road to the next GZ. The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
The helpful hint made this another quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
Really glad we read the hint otherwise we could have been hunting for this for a very long time. Luckily the cache was exactly at my eye level. Tftc.


lParent: GC32VNG
lText:
[Font=Times New Roman] [center] [size=4] [purple] [i] [b] A trip to London [/b] [/i] [/purple] [/size] [/center]

[Font=Comic Sans MS] [teal] This is already 10 months we started geocaching, already is a big word when we compare ourselves to some other ...
And this year will be under the sign of travelling.
After a first trip to Portugal in April this time i will fly to England.

A "small" 4-day trip including 3 days geocaching, it’s really few days you might say, but because the rest of Team SCS could not follow me  I will not leave them alone for too long .

The program is not really defined, maybe one or two days on the region of [url=https://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx#ll=51.6667,-0.39422&z=14?] Watford [/url] and a day's walk in the city . [/teal]
Today start at falconwood weather is good  and i think it will be a nice trip.
[Navy] Thank’s to all the owners of this area that allowed me to make this trip. [/Navy]

[Blue] --------------------------

Thank’s Shakeyjake_91for this cache. [/Blue]


lParent: GC3MMWW
lText:
~07h00 Gave up the search after a good 10 minutes poking around and picking up several stings in the process. Looks like this one has gone . . .


lParent: GC3MMWW
lText:
I spent far too long standing around in the rain looking at the wrong place before the penny dropped and sure enough there was the cache. A few stings later and the log was signed.


lParent: GC3MMWW
lText:
On a stroll before checking out of the hotel, I went to this cache, luckily no one around and I had some time to identify the target. Thanks to the hint I found the cache somewhat quickly, no issues in retrieving, logging and replacing, thanks for my first cache today. :)


lParent: GCZZ8F
lText:
This was rated a one difficulty probably a bit harder than that have at least an hour free and be prepared to go into the trees. Starting in Richmond park ending in a log. Good luck


lParent: GCZZ8F
lText:
8:30
What a BRILLIANT first stage location. Totally unexpected. I had no GPS, and no means to enter coordinates without using expensive data roaming, so took it slowly and came back the next day to get to the cache. Included this find in a round of running around in the area -- love to combine training and geocaching.


lParent: GCZZ8F
lText:
Found it with my dad and discovered a new, wonderful place where you can sit down and have a picnic.


lParent: GCZZ8F
lText:
A fantastic idea for a cache. Wonderful views from Pembroke Lodge and then a really nice, interesting walk. Many thanks for the well thought out clues and for taking us to a part of Richmond and the river Thames that we haven't visited before.

Note: the most recent log is OK, however, the older ones are very damp and soggy.


lParent: GCZZ8F
lText:
Thanks for showing us the great view from the hill. We were worried that we had gotten the coords wrong as the gz was really far away but in the end we were right. TFTC


lParent: GC39437
lText:
One of many easy cache finds in the area. A bit of a cache and dash but ultimately quite fun to find.


lParent: GC55PAH
lText:
The coordinates took us to an unlikely candidate. As we were looking up, one of us happened to look over to another tree and the cache was literally shining in the sunlight! A very easy climb up to sign the log. TFTC!


lParent: GC55PAH
lText:
Awesome cache! I'm off to America in a week so taken the travelbug and will put it in a cache along the west coast!!


lParent: GC55PAH
lText:
Was not easy to find, too many trees around. But found it just before giving up. Really enjoyed this cache. Also placed a travel bug to start its journey from here.


lParent: GC55PAH
lText:
TFTC surveying a property close by so made a quick detour to grab this one! Nice little climb. Took TB. Favourite point of something different!


lParent: GC55PAH
lText:
The cache of the day for me. I'm down in the area visiting my parents who aren't well at the moment, and as I'm doing the "mad as a March hare" challenge I needed a trad for today. My usual partner in crime, Lala-v is back in Winchester as he was too busy to come with me and insisted I get a cache down here and he'll get one with my housemate mycenria so we won't have to dash back out when I get home. Well I was at the hospital anyway and looked for the closest cache, and this was it. I've thought about doing this one a few times but just hadn't gotten around to it, today was the day! A short walk from the hospital and I found myself in some trees. My GPS wasn't having a good day as it wouldn't settle and with my dire knowledge of trees finding it wasn't gong to be plain sailing! Well I found a tree that looked plausible but couldn't see a cache but I went a little way up for a better view, nope! Was it even an oak?! Who knows!! Eventually I walked on a little further, slyly going past a couple kissing, and looked up and there it was. Ok here it goes, my first solo tree climb! I made it up, grabbed the cache and signed whilst still in the tree, slightly scary! And dropped in a TB! I eventually made it down with a thump! I took a picture to show Lala my feat of daring and patted myself on the back! Tftc and the experience!


lParent: GC32V95
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. Here was the question from which edge we have to count the posts.
Because PPRDGO decided for the right one, they found it first.
TFTC


lParent: GC32V95
lText:
#3276 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

This was our last cache in the park it was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found. We award a favorite point for the whole series - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32V95
lText:
We'd love to know the history of this garden. It would be fantastic to have a space like this behind it. Quick find here. Tftc.


lParent: GC5P3Q3
lText:
A quick find on our very pleasant walk from the Woolwich Ferry to Crabtree Manorway. We were surprised how rural much of it felt.
TFTC


lParent: GC2Q4QH
lText:
Easy find here as parents were picking up children from a toddler group using the church hall??  It helped rather than hindered my efforts as the retrieval and replacement was easily completed and there seemed to be a good reason to be hanging around whilst signing the log. Thanks for placing


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Nice hide. The cache had a lot of water in it, but I dried it out with a tissue and gave it a little TLC, including clearing the Creepy Crawlies away (see what I did there!?) - mainly those small slugs - and replaced as found, although drier now!


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Nice find for mrs sceatsie - not an easy find - the gps was all over the place, the stinging nettles are head high at the moment but I got there in the end tftc


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Cache ready to roll once more!  Please note the coords are now on the cache page as am fed up with keep having to replace the magnetic strip..... Happy Hunting!


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Found lots of posts but no sign of the hint item attached to any of them. I too suspect it may have gone


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Had a good look but even with a good clear hint, but did not find the magnetic strip. Will try another day.


lParent: GC29616
lText:
Looked around for the first set of coordinates in the place said but to no avail. Has not been found for a while.


lParent: GC29616
lText:
At long last this cache is up and running.  Please take care when retrieving the first stage so as to keep it safe.... Happy Hunting


lParent: GCW7MP
lText:
#248

GPS was not so reliable, probably due to the large metal building over my head.
Anyway, with the hint, it has been an easy find

TFTC


lParent: GCW7MP
lText:
Soon found once we looked at the hint. On a WTF trail with skin_2  Thanks for the cache, log signed at 12:42 

 Find #2074


lParent: GCW7MP
lText:
Getting into our ride now after spotting Knackers from afar and leaving it for the return. This was a quick find. 
TFTC! 
12 Apr 2015 16:42


lParent: GCW7MP
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... . by midday we'd done all the wiggly top part so there was time for a diversion down to the Thames and back....

I loved this place- I don't think I have been on a canal towpath that goes through such interesting features before. The cache took a little finding, mainly because the first person who looked in the right place managed to miss it completely!

Cache number 52 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GCW7MP
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. Cache blindness set in here so I missed it on the first inspection. SS soon sorted things out. TFTC


lParent: GC45HVE
lText:
A nice quick find. There were a few people about so I took it to a seat in the shade to write the log, then slyly returned it.  Nobody seemed to notice what I was doing.  TFTC


lParent: GC4T95A
lText:
Sat down at GZ, after a visit from a very friendly husky we were able to retrieve, SL and replaced. Good surprise. TFTC.


lParent: GC5K45Z
lText:
Looked in a few places it looked likely to be but with no luck. Would appreciate a confirmation if it's still there.


lParent: GC5K45Z
lText:
Nice one! Needed tweezers.

This entry was edited by luckandroll1234 on Monday, 17 August 2015 at 21:29:50 UTC.


lParent: GC5K45Z
lText:
All ready to go here. Please ensure you hide the game piece well after finding as it was left exposed and 'doggled' last time

Happy hunting :p


lParent: GC4H5TE
lText:
What a sneaky little cache don't see much of these and a perfect clue Haha. Cheers for the cache I've got to cache them all Ace Ps hot this while down here for the weekend watching Phil race at Eden Park. A fantastic opportunity to have a good caching experience a favourite point from me.


lParent: GC4H5TE
lText:
I had a seat and tried both ends without success. So a more intricate search followed. Then I felt that familiar little ridge. Signed and returned thanks


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
Even at 9pm on a Tuesday night in the dark this was still a busy location. I thought trying to find this in the dark would be a tall order and after I was muggled for the 3rd time I decided it was time to leave al be it empty handed. I'll have to come back to this one.


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
After a lot of searching during a busy Wednesday  rush hour (possibly THE worst time to attempt this!!) and a bit of gentle encouragement from gobstopper by text, I managed to get this extremely sneaky one! I wasn't going away without finding it!!


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
Very happy to be 4th to find this new one! Took me a little while - but I wasn't leaving without it! I think I may have written the 7th on the log got my dates mixed up. TFTC


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
Did this with turnyt
Fortunately he brought along the Elven Cloaks so we able to find this without being spotted
Nice hide and great container
TFTC


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
Whoopee! STF.
Did this with Trackable Wife. We donned our Elven Cloaks and thus the Orcs, archers and muggles were unable to see us.  We were then able to stealthily retrieve "The Precious"
Nice container and good hiding place
TFTC


lParent: GC60W2T
lText:
[b][purple]Find no: 10662  04/08/2015 8:00PM. Seriously -  0.1 miles from me. Haha. Neat container and quick find (for a change) Thanks.


lParent: GC5KAP7
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick find. Great hint,

On the way to meet Turnyt for a quick beer.

Thanks [blue]gobstoppper[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log and replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5KAP7
lText:
Spent a while wandering and wondering when it starts looking suspicious. But then the clue became obvious. Loved it! Thanks.


lParent: GC5XCNX
lText:
Had to dodge two workmen sorting out a fascinating burst water main fountain, but otherwise a quick easy find. Tftc!


lParent: GC5XCNX
lText:
This was our first! It took us a while to locate it - had to read the hint. We're so excited, we're now going to do another. Thank you :)


lParent: GC5XCNX
lText:
This little corner of  suburbia was a ghost town this morning.  Not a single net curtain twitched!   TFTC.


lParent: GC50JCB
lText:
Tftc. Caching around London with ilanak. This one was a quick find and there were not too many muggles around. Tb in.


lParent: GC50JCB
lText:
Visiting London with tanjulainen. This one we found while walking to a nearby pub to have breakfast. TB in. TFTC.


lParent: GC50JCB
lText:
A nice size cache and managed to grab it between passing muggles. Wouldn't fancy trying at lunchtime! TFTC


lParent: GC50JCB
lText:
Felt a bit conspicuous grabbing this but no one paid any attention, glad to see park wasn't full of drunks too. Nice big container!  TFTC!


lParent: GC32V9E
lText:
Thanks Shakeyjake 91! This is one of the best camouflaged caches I've seen so far in my short geocaching "career".  I loved the way you secured the cache. SL TFTC and a well deserved favourite from me. [:)]


lParent: GC32V9E
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. Another one reached by PPRDGO.
TFTC


lParent: GC32V9E
lText:
#3275 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

We arrived at GZ and the question was 'which tree'. After looking in one tree and the other the cache was spotted and luckily we had some people in our group their were not so vertically challenged. The cache was retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32V9E
lText:
Sent the kids for this but it was harder for them to reach than I thought it would be - they managed to make the task much more difficult than it should have been! We like this hide though. Tftc.


lParent: GC1PVDY
lText:
Short visit in England to attend a funeral. Before heading back home to Norway for my wedding reception (got married midsummer). Life is full of ups and downs. We found this after an evening meal at Nando's - we always eat there when in England. Tftc :)


lParent: GC1PVDY
lText:
The flower stall owner clocked what I was doing the minute I got there - showed me exactly where it was even though he was quite busy on his stall - nice hide not sure I would have found it without his help tftc


lParent: GC2Z122
lText:
Taking advantage of the sunshine with aeshna_uk to take in a few caches in Southgate; nice easy one to start. TFTC!


lParent: GC55GPK
lText:
This makes 4 out of 4 for my trek on my bike today!!!!!  Thanks foor the SEAT much needed rest for my tired legs!!  Keep up the good word....  Carl


lParent: GC55GPK
lText:
T.F.T.C.After a short search with no luck,stood back and thought where haven't I looked."There" I said and guess what? Should have been the first place to look.


lParent: GC55GPK
lText:
At long last I got round to trying for this cache. It's one of the nearest to me that I hadn't yet found and as I haven't much time today and needed one for my calendar it was the chosen one. Thanks Torists for replacing it and the cache.


lParent: GC32V9M
lText:
Germans on holiday in Ashford. Today our niece went for training at Charlton Athletic and in the meantime there was time for caching. Time for PPRDGO to have a look at this one.
TFTC


lParent: GC32V9M
lText:
#3274 Today was another football training and we had some free time to walk together with abcf (from Germany) in this park. 

The cache was quickly spotted (down to the clear hint), retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'Shakeyjake 91' [:)]


lParent: GC32V9M
lText:
In the area so thought I'd do a few more of this series and what a pleasant early evening walk it was too.
Last of the evening. Thought the hint item would be more obvious but it ended up being straightforward find. TFTC
#1250


lParent: GC32V9M
lText:
[Font=Times New Roman] [center] [size=4] [purple] [i] [b] A trip to London [/b] [/i] [/purple] [/size] [/center]

[Font=Comic Sans MS] [teal] This is already 10 months we started geocaching, already is a big word when we compare ourselves to some other ...
And this year will be under the sign of travelling.
After a first trip to Portugal in April this time i will fly to England.

A "small" 4-day trip including 3 days geocaching, it’s really few days you might say, but because the rest of Team SCS could not follow me  I will not leave them alone for too long .

The program is not really defined, maybe one or two days on the region of [url=https://www.geocaching.com/map/default.aspx#ll=51.6667,-0.39422&z=14?] Watford [/url] and a day's walk in the city . [/teal]

[Navy] Thank’s to all the owners of this area that allowed me to make this trip. [/Navy]
Greetings from france geocacher.
[Blue] --------------------------
Today start at falconwood weather is good  and i think it will be a nice trip.
An other first sign in the log.
Thank’s for this cache. [/Blue]


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
Geoson doing drama workshop at the Churchill Theatre, giving me 2 hours of caching time. Only time for one Haunting cache today. Thanks for setting up.


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
We'd spent the morning shopping in Bromley and treated ourselves to a couple of caches on the way home.  We arrived at GZ and had to wait for the bus to come along to get rid of a few muggles, and then two ladies arrived with a large suitcase and they sat down and waited for a bus too.  Anyone would have thought there was a bus stop nearby.  Once the coast was clear Mr Ganet was sent in to retrieve the cache.  Signed and safely replaced.  TFTC


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
Had to wait a fair while to achieve this one as police drew up opposite and were dealing with an incident for quite some time. Once they made their way... All it took was a subtle stretch to reach it.


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
Had a quick look around GZ and soon spotted., a bit of a stretch to grab.

Thanks to Seeking Masters for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
We got here looked around and I saw it a few muggles were around so we waited for them to get onto the bus before we got it!!!!!! Good hide


lParent: GC4YB65
lText:
Waited for the bus to pass then swooped in for this nicely hidden cache.  Once the coast was clear I replaced as found.
I do enjoy the stories so thank you for placing.  TFTC x


lParent: GC2860M
lText:
I last tried looking for this cache on Boxing Day 2013 when I had a DNF.  Since that date there were just two finders and a lot of DNF's. However when I saw that Shakeyjake 91 had found the cache recently I knew it had to be there somewhere so set off for another look. It still took a fair bit if searching  but eventually I finally found the cache. The log was very wet so I added a new one in a plastic bag so hopefully that will keep dry. The string is black by they way!! 
So pleased to have found one of the long time nearest unfounds to home and fill another blank day in my calendar.


lParent: GC2860M
lText:
Surprisingly with all the DNF's I found this cache instantly with its orange string. The log was very wet though. TFTC


lParent: GC2860M
lText:
I looked for quite a while, very quiet down there today (except my dogs!)  Being winter with very little covering I was hopeful of a find even with so many DNF's.  However I was wrong :(  I had a real good rumage until the dogs got way to bored with me staying in the same place for sooo long.


lParent: GC2860M
lText:
we very wet and over grown. Had a little look but with a six year old was not the best idea so we moved on to the next cache.


lParent: GC2860M
lText:
did not find, ended up with loads of nettle stings and something in my hand that had to get out with tweezers when got home, so was an experience. xx


lParent: GC1JHYD
lText:
We went to the Jurassic Park today to spend a different Sunday afternoon, and on our way back to the subway we made stopped around to log some caches of this neighborhood. 3 out of 3 found and a good walking hour.

This was our last one before taking the train back home. Fortunately no one was around, so we could look for it without stress. There are in fact many places where the little container could be hidden, so it took us a while to find it, but we managed at the end. Tftc!


lParent: GC1JHYD
lText:
After a day in a meeting, I was ready for some fresh air and a couple of caches before the train arrived. Luckily, this one revealed itself quite quickly just as some raindrops started to fall. Made it to the station with 3 mins to spare before the next train!

TFTC


lParent: GC4P94T
lText:
Good hide. Visiting from Melbourne and staying with a friend in Southgate. Nice,  warm Sunday afternoon for a walk and a little caching.  Left small koala key ring. TFTC


lParent: GC4P94T
lText:
Very nice cache. Great location and not easy to spot at all. Took a good while to search around but found it with the hint at last. Tftc!!


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
7:30
I did not bring my GPS. My mistake. However, I decided to go for this one anyway. Took me to a lovely location first. Since I did not have/wanted data roaming, I was unable to enter the final location in my smartphone so took a second try on the next day to try and find this cache. Alas, too much bog and brush between me and the cache ... and a lot of things that matched the objects in the hint. In other words, I could not find the cache.


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
Thanks for a great day out! Was satisfyingly hard to find and a bit soggy but got there in the end! TFTC


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
Found this one while in Richmond Park on a lovely sunny day, and it fills a hole in my month calendar.

I didn't have any problem finding the Canadian, the view or the humps, but it then took me about 30 minutes to find the cache at GZ. I was about to give up, but then I spotted it pretty close to where I had been looking in the first place. Anyway, glad to get it in the end.

The cache is in good shape after the winter. Thanks!


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
During our visit to our daughter in London we joined her and her friend on a scroll in this beautiful parc. We managed the waypoints well and were able to add our name in the stach log book.


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
Got to GZ found likely place as mentioned before but nothing found!! Maybe CO could check if still there thanks


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
Found during a geocaching walk along the Themse and in Richmond park on a lovely sunny saturday.
What a lovely park to walk about in. I've never been here before, despite the fact that I attend the Richmond University.
TFTC!


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
Solved this multi ages ago and I'm pretty sure I was in the right place and looking at the right hint item. There was a nice empty space where a hide would have been ideal, but alas it looks like this might have gone. I scoured the  area  for quite some time but was drawn to the same spot. :( :(


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
The name itself was interesting and I had some time to spend in the park after work.  Proceeded first to stage 2 where the information was quickly to hand and St Paul's inspected through the telescope. It was a little hazy.  Have been here before for St Paul's View cache.  Next walked across a very busy park, families, cyclists , dog walkers etc to stage 3 where again gathered information quickly.  With 15 minutes to go before park closed drove to stage 1 and made a meal of parking up  nearby and finding the churchyard but once at coordinates found the Canadian gentleman .  Now to do some maths which was not an issue but GZ was in the opposite direction to where I wanted to go so decided to leave for today. Parked up in nearby street, cache is definitely not in the Park itself and crossed various public areas and a brook before pitching up in an area with a lot of tree cover even at this time of year.  Eventually GPS settled and I found the cache not quite as the hint , it would seem that the storms have caused some changes a round here.  Tucked back where I found it.  A FP for the adventure.


lParent: GCHFCC
lText:
[:I] Whoops - it turns out that my basic maths isn't even basic - nloody atrocious and so we were searching the wrong location, doh! we will be back to try the correct location [:I]


lParent: GC546Q1
lText:
Not sure what is going on here - dnf two weeks ago, the co says it is missing - someone comes along in the week and finds it - as it had been found thought I would give it another go as I was passing - no sign of it again - perhaps the co could let us know what is going on?  Is it there or is it missing - won't be back for another couple of weeks - perhaps I'll have another look then - sadly dnf for me today!


lParent: GC546Q1
lText:
3rd dnf out of 4 and the one I found is an earthcache - what is going on - don't think I have my caching head on yet - had a good look all around where the gps took me - had a good idea where it might be - but no sign - only one place matched the hint and the co ords - no idea where it might be - not in the obvious place - sadly dnf for me today!


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find on an enjoyable walk after a morning inside.

Had to do some gymnastics.

Thanks [blue]rodz[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We signed the log. And replaced it as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for a month or so. We are be based in Ealing, London. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

Saw this cache on my way past as I cycled along the noises and dirty highway but just how to get up there!?

Despite the cars , the footpath was quiet so I pulled myself up, edged my way along and grabbed the little blighter! Replaced where found just as someone appeared from the subway, jumped down and took off :)

Tftc


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
Fortunately, the host object was fairly obvious and so the embarrassing bit (clambering around in front of passers-by) was kept as brief as possible for the retrieve and replace.   Another WTF ticked off.   All good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1216


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

I spotted the right place and directed the tall one towards it. I am having a very easy time today!

Cache number 31 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. Another one where the hi-vis proved essential. I am certain I did not look at all strange retrieving this one. TFTC


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
Ha ha ha. I certainly wasn't retrieving it! Of course I did the difficult task of signing the log. It's all about teamwork afterall!! ;o) brill- makes things a bit more exciting. Have a favourite point from me... Tftc


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
Spent a few mins looking around a more simple post to no avail before looking at the logs confirmed my fears about where I should be looking. Wasn't expecting to be doing any mini rock climbing this morning!

Nice cache worth a fav point


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
I like caches that are bit out of the ordinary and test you a little bit - and this was one of them. Not sure what the old lady at the bus stop made of it all. Favourite point added. TFTC


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
Bit of an unexpected cache; I'd actually parked nearby to take a photograph of the World War I tank adorning the roof of Vanguard Storage and then noted that this cache was only a couple of hundred feet away. Spotting the hiding place was fairly straightforward. Actually retrieving it was a little more complicated but managed it in the end (good thing there was no one there to wonder what I was doing!). TFTC!


lParent: GC18ZB6
lText:
A quick spot, not so easy a retrieve! Signed and returned as found - another one off the "sweep" list so TFTC #547 :)


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
on a walk from Petts Wood to North Bromley collecting a few Church Micros
after a few DNF's it was good to find this one. 
Now for a lunchtime drink to celebrate. good hint which made sense at GZ
log signed at 12:38
TFTC


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
A nice quiet spot for the cache off the busy main road. Lovely church garden at the front :) Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
Arrived at the church as they were taking a delivery of wood chippings so stayed out the way to collect the information required. A pleasant stroll to GZ and as soon as I went round the last corner I knew what the hint meant so a quick find in a quiet spot.  TFTC


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
Felt very suspicious at the GZ, as guy working inside and outside his shed... but managed nonetheless! Tftc


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
#3630 16:55
Having finished the DBO and ROM series around Downe, I caught a bus to Bromley South to get on a train back to central London. But as I was there, it would have been rude not to stop and grab this CM as well. Coords were easy enough to calculate, but once at GZ, I got a bit stumped. Fortunately I soon realized where to look, and so I could sign the log and hastily depart. In my mud-caked hiking boots and mud-stained trousers, I was sticking out like a sore thumb, so no surprise the few muggles that passed me by while at GZ gave me less then friendly looks...
Anyway, thanks for the cache, and another CM.


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - nice easy find here for mrs sceatsie to start the day!


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
#2599 We turned our day off work into a Church Micro day. Our aim was to collect at least 10 Church Micro multis to fulfill a challenge near Sidcup.

Our next stop for today was at St Mark's church in Bromley. The needed numbers were quickly collected, the new coordinates calculated and off to find the final. At GZ the cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'SkiCycle' [:)]


lParent: GC4DC1E
lText:
After spending the morning looking for a wedding present we rewarded ourselves with a couple of CMs on the way home.  Mr Ganet dropped me off to pick up the clue and then off we went.   Giggled at the hint!  TFTC


lParent: GC3JJE2
lText:
Out with remilinos. No clue where this one is coords are off from foot path. Digging at site might have disturbed?


lParent: GC3JJE2
lText:
I was in the area today to pick up a cache for a Buildings Challenge ..GC5A5P8.. and this cache was a marker to help make sure I got off the A3 at the right junction. I parked easily in a side road and made the short walk to this quiet path. Quick find. Thanks for placing


lParent: GC571AJ
lText:
Made harder work of this one than I needed to. 
Note to self - concentrate on your own Geo-instinct rather than previous logs!


lParent: GC571AJ
lText:
This little cache was soon found. A very pleasant spot in the warm sunshine with a high tide almost up to the top of the stones.


lParent: GC571AJ
lText:
After a DNF here a few weeks ago, I was glad to tick this one off today. Really not sure how I missed it last time, as it's quite obviously. TFTC!


lParent: GC2Q2N2
lText:
Despite much poking about, failed to find this, most likely because of an inability  to get a decent GPS fix. :-(


lParent: GC2Q2N2
lText:
Out early this morning for my daily cache. Enjoyed the walk along the this old railway line footpath.
Ending up leaving the footpath too early so ended up trailblazing through the undergrowth which is now quite thick. Thought my GPS was sending me on a wild goose chase but after a short time I was at a likely location where I spotted something....could it be? Yes, had the cache in hand and picked up the TB.
TFTC, Johnab7!


lParent: GC2Q2N2
lText:
My number 600! [:D]

Had to use some of my orienteering skills to get to this one: ability to crash through the vegetation. Before leaving the old track-bed I encountered a workman strimming the sides of the path then another with a sit-on mower. The mower had a flat tyre but it had disappeared by the time I returned from visiting the cache. I am not sure what either of the workmen thought about my excursion into the bushes? tftc.


lParent: GC2Q2N2
lText:
Found after a visit to the nearby sports venue. A nice evening walk along the trackbed of the former Northern Heights extension of the London Underground between Mill Hill East and Edgware which closed in 1939. Moving on the TB. SL. T4TC
TrainSPLOTer


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
A nice day out to this lovely park with the wife and kids, and we decided to attempt a couple of caches.

This one had us thoroughly confused for a while though - mainly because there is writing on both sides of the gateway and we were looking towards the wrong graveyard!
After things weren't quite adding up, we readjusted our position and recalculated, and managed to get the letters to add up to 35 rather than the suggested checksum of 36 - which we deemed close enough for an attempt at the co-ordinates! Luckily we must have done something right, because we soon arrived at the right spot and had the cache in hand.

TFTC!


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
I had been meaning to do this one for some time, and today seemed like a good day.  Having just done a walk around the park with 55 other walkers I waited a while until all was quiet and then went to seek it out.  I found the hiding place but it wasn't there, looked around then saw it a few feet away lying on the ground. I replaced it where it should be. TFTC


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
lovely spot for a stroll, a cache and a good coffee after having been on the road for 3 hours already, black ball 1 tftc


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
Found it :-)
Out and about this evening to collect some caches needed for a challenge.  Info collected easily enough and then a short stroll to GZ where a quick find was made.  Log signed and all good here 
TFTC


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
After a session at the playground nearby we picked up this one. I get a different checksum of 35 instead of 36. Coordinates worked though as we found it OK.


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
TFTC. Didn't have pen to sigh. Picture attached. Have no idea what that 36 meant. We counted got 38 32.


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
Thanks to the cache owner for confirming the correct co-ordinates -- I'd stupidly made *two* separate mistakes which put me so far off.

Quick find on a cycle back. No pen, photographed cache in-situ in-lieu of logging.

TFTC
Edgemaster


lParent: GC22K59
lText:
Need to double check my clue solving, found a GZ that seemed to match the clue and previous finders' comments, too many options, none that seemed to be right...
Will be back sometime.

Edgemaster (returning to geocaching after a 5-year hiatus)


lParent: GC3H46Z
lText:
Not found. It's dry enough today. And if bearings are correct I was standing on or under it. But short of getting in a dangerous looking bit of the swamp, this is the first one I gave up on after 20 mins :-(


lParent: GC3H46Z
lText:
Found on a Royal visit to my niece and family!
After stewing around in Kew I was eventually let off the leash to collect some local caches!!!
TFTC
Good Cache!
Left Tbs


lParent: GC3MPN8
lText:
Nice quick find using the hint. Left the Tb (clogs) that was in there for someone else to move. Tftc


lParent: GC3MPN8
lText:
#2,042 07h15 (1/3 cache finds on a lovely fine sunny morning)

Quick and easy find with good coordinates and hint. Quiet time this early morning so few muggles to cause any concern.

TFTC! Dropped off GB Cruiser TB and dipped other trackables including myself.


lParent: GC3MPN8
lText:
Went there but I think the builders have took it, not knowing what it was, and chucked it. As there is a lot of building work going on, right where the hint said it was.


lParent: GC1E8JV
lText:
Looked at this a few times previously and happened to be passing today with my muggle friend.
This was much easier than I'd built it up to be in my head.
Several logbooks in the cache, all full. I managed to squeeze my name on the side of one but unfortunately I didn't have my geobag with me or I'd have put a clean one in. Sorry.

This is a great little cache and surprisingly discreet for being next to such a busy thoroughfare.  No cars getting flooded today although not happy about the silt on my new sneakers!  It was an impromptu caching trip after all.

Thanks for placing .


lParent: GC5KBZR
lText:
Cheeky little hide - must confess to using the clue but kicking myself that I did now! Out on a hunt at the Co's recommendation now it's stopped raining! Onwards and upwards!


lParent: GC5KBZR
lText:
Bagged this one while we were walking the dogs. Great hide that Sophie spotted quite quickly. TFTC
Sophie and Greedydad


lParent: GC5KBZR
lText:
We found it! My dad, Brother and I went to one of our local parks and found the hidden geocache at Blondin park! V well hidden, but found quite quickly after looking at a few different trees! Very good, as I only made my geocache account earlier on today!


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
(2224) Out with WhiteFriar gathering some SideTracked caches in the early evening when it is less busy, for SideTracked Day!

Quickly found by WF but retrieved and replaced by my son.

TFTC


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
Found whilst on a short and pleasant caching trip with MomAndEm, on a lovely clear summer evening [:)]

The main aim of this short trip was to collect a ST for SideTracked Day [:)]

Quickly seen and retrieved – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
We are in the area today picking up some puzzles and caches to complete some challenges, after the disappointment of not being able to get the Chislehurst sidetracked we drove here to try for this one.  We parked nearby and Mrs Nellie walked across to GZ to see if she could get this one, the cache was spotted straight away but Mrs Nellie had to get Mr Nellie to retrieve this one.

It was nice to be back on home territory as Mrs Nellie lived in this area for most of her childhood and later years   

SL & TFC


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
#3700 16:10
The last find of the day on the way to catch the train back home. Luckily no one was around to wonder what the hell I was doing, so a quick find exactly where the hint said. And right in time for the 16:18 train too. [8D]
Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
Visiting friends and decided to do a little caching.  Saw this straight away, quick grab and run.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
I parked at the station and walked down towards GZ. The coords were spot on and I quickly saw the cache. I then stepped up and fell back once or twice before finally getting a good footing to do the necessary! Well placed [:D]

TFTC


lParent: GC5AG6J
lText:
#1244
3 Jan 2015 13:06

Killing some time before meeting the family at Chiselhurst Caves. Perfect for a few Sidetracked caches.

We had the wrong spot pegged for quite some time, thankfully we made the realization before committing to what could have been a trecherous trip.

Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC2P1K7
lText:
Have been meaning to pick up this cache for a long time so today I decided to stop off and find it.  Nice easy find, signed log but it is very damp.  TFTC


lParent: GC2P1K7
lText:
Nice easy find with smyth71. Sadly the log is already getting wet again. The bag was open at the bottom end, so I replaced it with a new one.
TFTC # 2456


lParent: GC2961N
lText:
Found this on my first try. Considering that I didn't have my phone and was relying purely on memory, I'm pretty pleased. Thank you.


lParent: GC285ZR
lText:
Quick find. Logbook is wert.
TFTC.

This entry was edited by cookiemonsterfamily on Friday, 03 April 2015 at 22:00:10 UTC.


lParent: GC285ZR
lText:
A chilly & muddy walk along the River Roding today. Found this one quickly, but gave up on the next two cos we were too cold to hang about. The logbook was tricky to sign as it's very damp. TFTC.


lParent: GC3HCKT
lText:
Nice to see a CO doing something a little different - and I've been wondering if I could justify buying a 3D printer too.

However, the log is wet and however this is placed, it is always going to get wet I think.  Gets a fave point anyway.

Logging Nev and Pink Paisley's Left Foot in and out and leaving a virtual teaspoon.

TFTC.

PP.


lParent: GC3HCKT
lText:
Due to the tube strike today, I didn't go into town for a cache. Instead I met a colleague for a lift to work and was at work at 7:30. So left work just after 3:30 pm and went by bus to get a cache not far from home.
Got to the GZ and it was a quick easy find!
The logsheet is a couple of scraps of paper that look like they have been wet at some point.
TFTC,  antzgonz!


lParent: GC4CBH9
lText:
19:35
Conditions slippery underfoot, light fading and tiredness meant I probably didn't search hard enough!


lParent: GC4CBH9
lText:
I was meant to be on a course today but it's been cancelled so I'm out grabbing a few caches before working tonight. 

A nice quick find of a well constructed hide. The path was very quiet which made the retrieval and return easy. 

TFTC


lParent: GC4CBH9
lText:
Like a FTF :-)

Great little cache - fav awarded.

Story and Photos at [url=http://mappiman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/280315-river-runs-through-it-part-1.html] Mappiman's Blog[/url]


lParent: GC4CBH9
lText:
hi i have finally replaced the rows birthday cache the previous one vanished. Please be care not to get muggled. Happy caching


lParent: GC2Q56M
lText:
TFTC was in the area for work and thought i'd pick up a cache for the day thanks for placing.
As for the hint it is as it would be for a mouse lol should have stuck with first choice.


lParent: GC2Q56M
lText:
After a day in a meeting, I was ready for some fresh air and a couple of caches before the train arrived. Luckily, this one revealed itself quite quickly.

TFTC


lParent: GC2Q56M
lText:
I was taking advantage of a cluster of CMs whilst in the area. This was my favourite. It probably took me longer than it should have to find but once it dawned on me where it was going to be I did check the correct spot first.  Thanks for placing.. take a well deserved FP


lParent: GC5VPXB
lText:
Finnish family meeting British Aunt in Brentford. Some geocaching in the evening walk. This one was very nice. Took some time to find all bits but finally managed. Thank you!


lParent: GC5VPXB
lText:
Found after getting off the tube at Boston Manor and taking the very long way round to the Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole Park. A very enjoyable cache, worth a favourite point.
TFTC # 2721


lParent: GC5VPXB
lText:
Somehow I found the cache as soon as I found the GZ. But ended up looking for the key 10 minutes.... anyway, TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5VPXB
lText:
Trackable wife went straight to the cache and whilst I was bumbling around looking for the key she found that as well.
Log found, log signed and log replaced
Really enjoyed this one and FP awarded


lParent: GC5VPXB
lText:
#3049 Found the Female but could not find the Male before the Picnic. So looked again when we came back and found the Male to go with the female.

Signed in for us as H+B28 D+S+F or was it the other way round this saved us writing Hublander, Beanie28, Davemcwish, Sammyjw and Fidget2014. Also this saved space on the logbook.

5 out of 6 caches on the day

TFTC gobstoppper

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lParent: GC5HF2T
lText:
#2301

Parked a few streets away and after a brisk walk arrived at GZ, took a minute or 2 to locate, signed my name under local legends "qrang"

Signed log at 13:41:00

Thanks to RamsPadge for placing this cache


lParent: GC5HF2T
lText:
#3337 On the way back to the football field we had time to do one more cache. We tried this cache before in the dark and there were so many cars and muggles in the car park that we never searched for this cache. Today the car park was empty and it was very quite around this area. The cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'RamsPadge' [:)]


lParent: GC5HF2T
lText:
Out today on my lunch break to pick up some cache and dashes in the local area. Parked up nearby and made the short walk to GZ where after a brief fingertip search I found the cache thanks to the excellent coordinates in exactly the place where I'd have hidden it. This is a familiar alleyway to me as my sister lives at the other end of the alleyway. Good to have another cache here after the demise of the nearby church micro. TFTC!


lParent: GC5HF2T
lText:
The was my 90th SideTracked find :) I'm working in the area this week and decided to look for some caches to add to my collection. This one was on my list, so I decided to give it a go. I had a few problems pinpointing the location, as my GPSr was bouncing around all over the place, so I carried out at fingertip search and soon found it. TFTC :)


lParent: GC5HF2T
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - nice quick find here - was going to jump on the train here back to Bromley but the train doesn't go to Bromley from here so ended up bussing it - tftc


lParent: GC5K2PN
lText:
It was a bit tricky,but this time I found it instead of my muggle friend.  3rd one for the day. TFTC!


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
2nd time spent another hour down here but it's no where I can see - I did find a magnetic QR code thingy in a very likely place and I identified the exact spot the CO pic was taken - I think this one may be missing?


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
Our first urban cache, really was a busy spot and difficult to search for and get to without drawing attention.


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
Looked for after getting off the tube at Boston Manor and taking the very long way round to the Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole Park. After a look around, I think I know where this is, but couldn't find a long enough gap in the muggles to look their unnoticed. I'll be back


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
Done with Turnyt

Took a while - even though standing in the very same location last night!  I just knew it was there :)

TFTC


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
Mumble mumble mumble
Had a heads up from the CO and knew exactly where it was. Funny enough it was exactly where we thought it would be when we had a look last night. 
Only one problem, it was sort of, but it still took us 10 minutes to find it.
I finally managed to feel something at my furthest reach (due to vegetation growing there) and managed to retrieve it. Placed it back in a better position to reach but still in the same place (with the CO's permission.)
At least I got the STF with Trackable Wife
TFTC


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
We thought we'd understood the hint correctly, but maybe we didn't as we couldn't find the cache where we were looking.


lParent: GC5QMCB
lText:
After all of the DNFs on this cache I thought I would take a snap to show its still there

Happy hunting


lParent: GC24MP3
lText:
Looked long and hard for this one but no luck. had idea where could have been but no luck in the pipe?


lParent: GC24MP3
lText:
The weather in London today was great for caching - drizzling, which meant no muggles at all. I had a few hours around Mill Hill, so I tried to find as many geocaches as possible. My final score was 8 finds and one DNF.

The first of the trip, but it wasn't a great start. The place was busy with muggles and the surrounding of the cache was slippery, so it hurt a bit to retrieve this one. Thanks  for it anyway!


lParent: GC24MP3
lText:
Went out early for my daily cache and went to get another of this mini series. Got to the GZ which  was overflowing with abundant vegetation so had to follow my GPS. It soon settled and guided me to the right area, I just had to find the item in the hint.
Of course, while walking to the GZ, I saw no one but as soon as I was starting to search for the cache, a few muggles appeared. 
After they passed, I quickly found the cache - magnetic?!
Thank you for the cache, Johnab!


lParent: GC4X960
lText:
Found the parking meter and the bushes opposite easily - but no cache inside!! We looked for about ten minutes but couldn't see anything in the bushes ):


lParent: GC4X960
lText:
Out with N0madgirl for a few caches in Bromley this evening. She did the honours here and has an affinity with ivy. For us the bushes were on the right side of the road [:)]. TFTC.


lParent: GC4X960
lText:
It was definitely not there when we last came to look a few weeks ago! Found it easily today with Schumi555 :) TFTC :)


lParent: GC4X960
lText:
Found much more easily this time around! I think we need to thank Sterling-Cache for doing some rummaging. Found with the help of NC23.


lParent: GC4X960
lText:
Found it quite quickly and easily. Very rare for me. How spooky is that?  Tftc
Edited as found early am and wrong date entered.

This entry was edited by Sallilas-HarrisClan on Wednesday, 08 July 2015 at 13:14:22 UTC.


lParent: GC3B674
lText:
TFTC.


j'étais passé il y a deux ou trois semaines mais ne m'étais pas loggué sur le site .. Du coup, je suis repassé  !!

Merci


lParent: GC1FFXM
lText:
Found it :-)
Needed this one for a challenge so worked out co-ords which wasn't easy in the dark!  At GZ cache was a quick find, log signed and all good here
TFTC


lParent: GC1FFXM
lText:
NIce puzzle, hide walk, nasty nettles especially at 3am! (Don't ask why I'm geocaching at 3am). TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC1FFXM
lText:
This was a nice easy cache find once the maths had been done. The coordinates were spot on but there are now some vicious stinging nettles standing guard [:(]. TFTC


lParent: GC1FFXM
lText:
Nice walk to this cache. Didn't have a clue what a "Nrfphyhf Uvccbpnfgnahz" was but it soon became obvious! TFTC.


lParent: GC1FFXM
lText:
Came across the cache by accident while trying to convince my little charges that there was treasure hidden on Wilderness Island. How surprised were they when I found the cache! Great fun and have now solved the puzzle for completeness. 
TFTC and the fun of doing things the wrong way round! And as I like this place am giving it a fav point.


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
We picked up a couple of caches on our way home from Bromley after an unsuccessful shopping trip.   As the previous cacher said we weren't sure the cache was in the right place but we put it back where we found it.  We didn't have a replacement log with us, but we put in a dry piece of paper as the log was rather soggy.  Please let us know if you'd like the old log back once it's dry.


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Located this one quickly  as Sir-L sorted parking the car, but log was very mushy and I'm not sure it was in the correct location but replaced as found. Last cache of the day, Tftc


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
We replaced this one as found, but not sure it was where it was meant to be. Also the log is a bit mushy.


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Caching around Bromley - logging as Agro
No problems locating this one, quick find, log a bid damp, but was able to leave my mark 

Thanks to The Creepy Crawlies for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - nice quick find here - covered it over a little bit better - tftc


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Nice quick find while visiting my dad in the area. Container seemed a bit exposed so tried to cover better on leaving. TFTC! [:)]


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Well after  a miserable failure last time, I went straight to it this time. I don't know why I couldn't find it last time as it was in the obvious place. Tftc


lParent: GC4H5R8
lText:
Had a couple of hours to kill so I volunteered to take the friend's dog for a walk and collect some caches at the same time.  This was one of five found today (with 1 DNF and 1 abandoned).  TFTC


lParent: GC4H77H
lText:
A quick find, but not so easy to replace as three people arrive at the bus stop while I was signing the log. 10 minutes later the bus arrived and log return to it hide. TFTC


lParent: GC4H77H
lText:
Easy find; even with two muggles nearby waiting for the bus, retrieving the container was no problem because we let the children “play“ there... [:P]
TFTC


lParent: GC5PKZ2
lText:
Happy to log this one as 3 DNF s already today - but 1 FTF! So all good.,log is still very damp after being in its bag for 2 weeks so I have left the log out the bag with bag still inside left upside down in hope it will dry out and be ready to be bagged by next visitor. TFTC


lParent: GC5PKZ2
lText:
Picked this one up after going into Sixth Form to pick up my A Level results - I got into Uni! A nice quick easy find - TFTC :D

The log book was wet, but I have put it in a plastic baggie, so hopefully it should be okay now :) I also left a nice coin inside. Thank you for allowing this cache to be discovered!


lParent: GC5PKZ2
lText:
Grabbed this in between rain showers. Log book rather wet. Sorry had no baggies on me but have replaced upside down which may help
TFTC


lParent: GC5PKZ2
lText:
On a business trip to London for a speaking engagement so I had to grab at least one local caches -SL and TFTC.  

This entry was edited by Kakalegian on Sunday, 21 June 2015 at 15:55:30 UTC.


lParent: GC5PKZ2
lText:
Found after visiting Syon Park for a food festival. A nice quick find, but nice to be brought here. Plus there were some friendly cows! TFTC!


lParent: GC5R2J9
lText:
Previous reports suggested it was in difficulty. Found rust but no log book. Might have missed, but couldn't see anything. There was a submerged rusty wheel, which rolled off into the deep!


lParent: GC5R2J9
lText:
Found it just before we gave up! Kids now psyched for finding more now after we failed to find resurrection


lParent: GC5R2J9
lText:
Feeling disappointed having not found resurrection I gave myself a big pat on the back for this one!


lParent: GC5R2J9
lText:
Took a while as I could feel it but could not get it out. Finally managed it and was able to sign a very soggy logbook
TFTC


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
The clue was great and thanks for the capital S in Shanks which helped our minds think laterally!  However, cache not behind nor below Shanks - has it, perhaps, been removed?


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
I have lost count of the number of times I have been to look for this one but today I made a quick find - really cannot understand it.  A snail had attached itself to one end of the container - yuk.


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
7:45
Morning run through the park, just like in 2013. Searched for a while, just like in 2013.
Did not find the clue this time, though. Nor the cache. 
I'm surprised there's no logs since May. How come?
And is the cache still there?


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
Nice quick find. We originally attempted this in the dark but called it quits; a much easier find with the summer evening light to guide us! TFTC!


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
Down in London today to visit my mum (Debs54) and join up with a group (hedgepiglet, Insp-Gadget, -KROP-, lindylou barnet, MuEpsilon and Tbear186) to conquer Africa! http://coord.info/GC48691.....

This is another one we detoured for on our adventures..... Quick and easy find, again signed as Team Africa to save space on the log sheet.....

Thanks for the cache rodz


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
During our trek around Africa, we made a small diversion to collect this cache. A quick find!
Signed the log collectively as Team Africa!
TFTC!


lParent: GC217A9
lText:
Stopped off on the way to log this whilst in Richmond Park doing Africa. Signed as part of Team Africa. TFTC


lParent: GC4RM7C
lText:
Sadly did not find, but there were lots of people about so we didn't want to draw any unwanted attention


lParent: GC4RM7C
lText:
Thought I was being stealthy, but the curtain twitchers saw and even ventured out to ask what the hell I was doing with that keybox... Demanding to know if I knew the name of the lady who lived there....
Tried to get the cache back together and left quickly.

Edgemaster (#446)


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
Took me a while, although I was feeling under the rail, when I finaly found it, eyes are good enough. As previously mentioned lid is missing and log is drenched, kinder lid doesn't offer any protection


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
Looked around for a bit but no luck. Canal and path were busy but we managed to spend some time searching but not this time.


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
Another walk along the canal and another chance to grab a WTF cache.

After walking from Greenford it was good to see that this end of the canal has fewer discarded beer cans and rubbish. Nice to sit and watch the ducks, moorhen and coots. Also spotted a Red Admiral butterfly laying eggs, a Holly Blue and a dragonfly.

Spied the cache almost immediatley, tipped out some water and did what I could to tidy it up.

SL TFTC
#1418


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

After reading previous logs I had an idea of where to search this time as this is similar to one of my favourite hides in the WTF series close to my house. 
I got down to the required level and began my search, pockets closed and bag zipped shut! Had a boatman watching me near by so waited for him to drop below deck and I made the retrieve!! Glad to see this one is still here :)

Tftc


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
We were really confused by the hint. However some previous logs indicated that this may be similar to another one in the series, so we knew what to search for -without getting wet. 
TFTC! 
4 May 2015 12:19


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
Decided to tackle the WFT series today and see how many I could get, try and beat all of the DNFs and boost my total.

Don't know what I missed here... Did I need a boat because I saw the hint item but wasn't sure how to get to it 

22/26 on the trail today

TFTC #314


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... this was the first part of the loop for us, having started at the SW corner....

The hint was good here and we applied logic and care to get into a position to spot the cache.

Cache number 21 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. A careful retrieve was required here. We didn't want anyone to get wet. TFTC


lParent: GC19ZFH
lText:
I noticed that this hadn't been found for a while so was a bit uncertain as to whether I would find anything. But within 1 minute of searching I had the cache in hand. There was no lid on the container so there was water inside but as the logbook is waterproof signing not a problem. I found a discarded kinder egg box nearby so have squeezed the lid of that into the container to try and help. Great cache and a beautiful, chilly morning.


lParent: GC5NDBX
lText:
Initially WW2 set off to find this one but it quickly became apparent additional reinforcements would be required. 	[;)] 	[;)]. WW1 managed to find somewhere to park and sure enough this was all that was needed - his additional height 	[;)] 	[;)]

TFTC

#14114


lParent: GC5NDBX
lText:
This took us a while. Lots of traffic and got some funny looks. Driven past this church many times so was nice to have an excuse to properly look at it. Thank you


lParent: GC5NDBX
lText:
TFTC in Croydon for work so could park  close by but had to pay and display due to prowling traffic wardens - do not risk it! Nice church.


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
# 1067: Found it at 9:45 AM. Our first cache in Great Britain. Great View here. The lookbook was wet. Many thanks from 5xP aus Sch (1/5)


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
TFTC. CC in the open at GZ.  Lid off and contents strewn. Picked up and dried off as much as possible,  and replaced as per the description/hint.

CO may need to check when next nearby.

Cheers from the Bats


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
Removed all the slugs from inside and outside the bag it was hidden in, not my favourite of creatures !!


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
After having kept this cache out of service for too long, we restored it today.
This cache is now operational again.
Kapajoce 02/02/2015


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
Can you advise on the status of this cache please.  Taken for maintenance on 9 April 2014, two "finds" on 6 May 2014, CO last logged in on 23 May 2014 to say that the 6 May 2014 "finds" were OK, 4 detailed DNFs (albeit by new cachers, but it doesn't sound like a difficult cache) and a cursory "Found it" log by a visitor from Portugal.  Would be a shame if this one's had its day as it's an "old" cache.  Thanks.


lParent: GCRFVX
lText:
I found the place where it may have been hidden, But no cache! I am quite sure i was in the correct spot cause it matched the hint. It must have been muggled or stolen.

I hope it gets replaced by the time I leave London.


lParent: GC4Z9NT
lText:
Excellent hide. Had me puzzled for a moment. Log needs replacing. As I has sneaked away while working, I didn't have anything to replace it with. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC3VKR8
lText:
I managed to walk the muddiest, most difficult route from the previous cache, but  saw the most likely, and actual, location as I approached, for a quick find .  I left in the opposite direction and discovered a relatively simple walk back to the main road - DOH!


lParent: GC3VKR8
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - long and winding path to this one - quick find tftc


lParent: GC3VKR8
lText:
Out on yet another lunchtime caching trip to Chislehurst. This was the final cache of the day. Took the long route here from 'Lurking About' via the woodland which was still a bit muddy. As I approached GZ, the trees ended and were replaced with a perculiar scrubland area. Once at at GZ I saw one place which looked like a good place to hide a cache but followed my GPS to another location instead. After coming up short there I checked the GPS again and it was now pointing back to where I'd first thought to look. Should've trusted my instincts as I was made a quick find once back in the right place. Had a bit of trouble finding the way back to the car. Discovered lots of graffiti on a nearby building but that didn't lead me anywhere useful. Eventually I partislly retraced my steps back to the woodland before finding a path back to the pleasant little park. TFTC!


lParent: GC3VKR8
lText:
I arrived with the cache for lurking about in my pocket. I considered swapping the containers but this one is attached.
After signing in I looked around the area for something to try to hook the pocketed cache with.
I found the round black taped box of the previous cache here but couldn't find the lid.
I took that cache base and used it to shelter the lurking about cache when I replaced it at the base of the holly bush.
Thanks


lParent: GC3VKR8
lText:
Sorry folks this slipped under my "check because there has been an DNF on and hasn't been found for some time" I have replaced the container s it was certainly AWOL. Sorry for leaving it this long. 
Hint has changed and all is now good. Go find.


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
After replacing the cache last week I realised the bonus cache clue had not been included. Checked with the CO and popped back to rectify this oversight.

This entry was edited by RamsPadge on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 02:16:45 UTC.


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
Thanks to our good friend, Ramspadge, this cache is back up and running.  The help is greatly appreciated.  Happy caching!


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
After a discussion with the CO at their event on Wednesday, I agreed to replace this cache on their behalf. Obviously signed, and now logged.


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
Area as described but could not find the cache

This entry was edited by 1Chezza on Sunday, 31 May 2015 at 18:45:11 UTC.


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
After a quarter of an hour later I had to give up. It literally was as bad as it sounds. Couldn't find it


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
The gps was a bit bouncy and that did not help us in trying to find it. Therefore that's what happened and we did not find.


lParent: GC2960M
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 22.939 W 000° 01.173

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 22.893 W 000° 01.111

Distance from original: 365.5 feet or 111.4 meters.
Had to move cache as previous location had been muggled!


lParent: GC24MNY
lText:
Looks like it been found by a muggle recently: container was out in open, contents damp and scattered around :-( I put the contents back in as best I could, along with a dessication sachet as log was damp, and put it back in hide. Might want to consider moving the cache?


lParent: GC24MNY
lText:
Took a bit of finding thanks to a bouncing GPS but found it in the end - looks like it'd been muggled: container was out in open, contents damp and scattered around :-( I put the contents back in as best I could, along with a dessication sachet, and put it back in hide. TFTC.


lParent: GC24MNY
lText:
4/7 comleted this series the wrong way round. Nice stroll along the old railway. Fav point for the series. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24MNY
lText:
The weather in London today was great for caching - drizzling, which meant no muggles at all. I had a few hours around Mill Hill, so I tried to find as many geocaches as possible. My final score was 8 finds and one DNF.

Quick "spot and grab" find on this one. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5WE7J
lText:
Here with Sludge bucket helping him feed his "addiction" (streaking) [;)]..... Many thanks for placing.  TFTC


lParent: GC5WE7J
lText:
Here today with the creepy crawlies. Container needs some TLC as the log is full and the container lid is missing. We added a small extra log, but maintenance is needed. Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GC5WE7J
lText:
Thought this might be tricky as we approached, since there was a muggle sitting nearby, but he left shortly afterwards. TFTC


lParent: GC546TJ
lText:
For a horrible moment I thought your hint meant this one!

Luckily was the one next to it.

Disturbed a few muggles who looked like they were up to no good too.

TFTC SL


lParent: GC546TJ
lText:
1st proper find of the morning, gps misled me for a minute or two and then a quick find for mrs sceatsie - bit of a happy dance didn't think I was going to find any today tftc


lParent: GCZ7A8
lText:
Great cache. I totally forgot to notice the view though,  so I'm looking forward to going back. Thanks.


lParent: GCZ7A8
lText:
Nice quick find for mrs sceatsie - couldn't understand why people were raving about the view until I turned around - it was stunning tftc


lParent: GCZ7A8
lText:
I was at a bit of a loose end this evening so after work I got the tram to Coombe lane to do some caching around Lloyd park.

This was my final find of the evening, never been this far up in to the park before, nice view of London too :-)


lParent: GC322JH
lText:
Nice quick find with hint. Log still damp, but able to write on. Love the play on words for the title of this cache (focus) but might need to be changed slightly as that store is no longer here. Tftc


lParent: GC5X5Q5
lText:
Easy find but didn't retrieve because the area was covered in garbage. Probably there are better locations around, the park is really nice


lParent: GC5X5Q5
lText:
very easy to find if you know the sort of area it could be in. me and my bro felt really good after finding out first geocache


lParent: GC5X5Q5
lText:
found pretty quickly after reading some of the other logs.  'you can access it 24-7' helped us find it


lParent: GC2Q56A
lText:
Pretty easy geocach to find, however I did squabble about but there was not many muggles around thankfully :)


lParent: GC3GAXA
lText:
TFTC

Found this one after acquiring all necessary info.... Well designed hide in a crafty place

Met with the CO for the first time today to chat everything Geocaching  ... Long over due


lParent: GC3GAXA
lText:
Found this well hidden cache after a nearby meeting.  GPS was a little jumpy and was struggling with it's accuracy but with the hint I knew what I was looking for.

Finally located by a newbie cacher who was with me at the time, hope it starts them off on an enjoyable hobby.

TFTC


lParent: GC3GAXA
lText:
After two precious failed attempts even after working out the final coordinates from the memorial, I thought I would try one last time today on my way home. Sadly I still can't work out how to pin point the final location on my iPhone. :(


lParent: GC3GAXA
lText:
Couldn't resist a quick cache on my way to Brentford, lovely peaceful spot, great history. Wish I had time to explore the building, which seems at it's best on this balmy day with the sun streaming in. TFTC


lParent: GC3GAXA
lText:
After breakfast with GG at the garden centre Syon Park, we drove a short way to pick up the clues and retrieve the cache.  Love the history surrounding the area.  Ty4tc


lParent: GC2T36X
lText:
Tftc quick find but i had to stretch for this one, the Lord did not bless me with long legs but he did help invent high heals lol.


lParent: GC2T36X
lText:
Was about to give up but decided to read some logs. Glad i did, as i continued looking and then found it easily. Tftc cache find 150!


lParent: GC2T36X
lText:
In town for a meeting. Just enough time for a couple of caches :-) 

Quick find.

Now time for work :-(

TFTC


lParent: GC2W9JD
lText:
38th cache found on the 11th of May 2015 at  18:32.  I though the cache was just some litter at first and kept looking around the area.  I went up and down and eventually a guy asked me if I was looking for the cache and I nodded and before I knew it he was pointing back at the tree I'd gone to.  It made it an emptier victory but whatever.  If I'd looked at the gallery I'd have got it straight away.

tftc.


lParent: GC5A82X
lText:
Picked up on the way to the Grove playground. Loved the placement. Log paper was full - added another small piece - just enough room inside the container :)


lParent: GC5A82X
lText:
I found this with Roseysaurus before I had an account. Out with Whitefriar who hadn't found it so I could sign the log finally


lParent: GC5A82X
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and Fearless Indiana on a lovely sunny day, with a blue sky overhead [:)]

Nice quick find at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
I think this one need temporarily disabling - the cache info is not visible due to a council notice overlaying.


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
A leisurely start to the day.  Planned a round trip to pick up a number of CM's and Multi's. A lovely, extremely hot day and caches all in good order and not difficult to find  ...  Most enjoyable day all round  ....  TFTC


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
Dropped the wife off in Welling High Street for a dress fitting so Scarlett and I went off in search for a cache of the day to keep the streak going. Having already found the library one, this was the only other realistic option. Matters were complicated by the fact I left my phone at home so the wife agreed to let me borrow hers but annoyingly she doesn't have the geocaching app. Nevertheless, we got the cache details up online and ploughed on undeterred. Once at the church we soon had the required info and plugged in the new coordinates. Not being able to plot them on the cache map without the map we had little choice but try googling them and hoping for the best. Google revealed a location a little further up the road so we headed up there in hope. Once at GZ I spotted a location that looked likely and was delighted to pull out the cache from behind. Mission accomplished. Now for the long walk back to the high street! TFTC!


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
I was in the area on a bit of a mission - not many caches - but very specific ones with a few solved puzzles picked up on the way. Saw this and decided to have a crack at this too , numbers crunched and a quick find at GZ
TFTC
Tim - ddm


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
TFTC

First CM of the day. Was a good start, with a quick little find. Numbers made sense and a suitable feature at the final location. Just a few minutes waiting for clear gaps in the traffic, and I was away on my challenge.

I embarked on somewhat of a endeavour today, I had been at work since 6am, awake since 3, and once that had finished I diverted my journey home along the A2 to collect 23 Church micros, and 21 of them being multis. This qualifies me for a handful of challenges, and that was the target for the day! I got home 10pm about 20 hours later rather exhausted, but very satisfied at the achievement. 

All the churches were interesting, and I enjoyed the variety from old gothic style to modern brick buildings, and giant large imposing churches to small cute chapels smaller than houses! 

Few moments I almost called it off, was a fun afternoon / evening that I will remember for a long time. Thanks to the few COs that helped me to my goal. Now I have to find some time to fit in the collection of these challenges that I have been waiting to qualify for a while! 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
I came here for what's hoped would be a quickie. I was enticed by the word uber.
The cache was soon found slightly higher than I first fumbled.
The log was totally full so I made the executive decision to replace it with a new one. I'll keep the original in case the CO wants it.
Thanks. Now back home to rebolt a pedal to my bike that fell off on the way home tonight.


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
#2647 A very quick and easy find, the needed numbers were quickly gathered, the new coordinates calculated and off to find the cache. 

At GZ the cache was quickly spotted, retrieved, SL and put back as found - TFTC 'RubyShoos' [:)]


lParent: GC4C2K6
lText:
Another nice little multi here, didn't realise there were so many church's in Bexleyheath, good day for us today, TFTC


lParent: GC3B0NW
lText:
Only now looking at the logs, I don't feel like such an idiot any more when I DNFed.

Did Not Finded - is this good English?


lParent: GC3B0NW
lText:
Sadly I think this had taken a walk.  I'd already looked at the gallery so knew what to look for and when I got to to L29 looked on the outside path side and inside for long time.  Even dug into the ground inside the park and snake-bellied around while a football match happened around me.

Great park, though.  So much better than Valentine's.


lParent: GC3B0NW
lText:
Early start to head over to Millwall to do some rugby coaching - plenty of time to grab a couple of caches on the way. This was a good first stop, not too busy at this hour either. Found quickly, signed and replaced as found. TFTC


lParent: GC3VKQD
lText:
Found this quite easily after a short search of the hint item, but then read previous logs. Note to self -  read previous logs FIRST!


lParent: GC5TQ2J
lText:
Found after getting off the tube at Boston Manor and taking the very long way round to the Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole Park. Found reasonably easy, now off to the cafe for breakfast.
TFTC # 2720


lParent: GC37CBA
lText:
Found reasonably quickly on my way home from work. Replaced where found as magnet not working. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC37CBA
lText:
First ever Geocache done. Didn't take too long, unfortunately the magnet isn't working anymore but was great fun


lParent: GC5K25W
lText:
[Purple] Straightforward find but hard to open!  Now  a litle rusty, but a well made attractive container. TFTC


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
Found out what "brambles" are!  All is well with the cache, TB swap.  TFTC. Visiting from Ontario, Canada


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
Found with no problems, all in good order, slightly muddy on way to cache but ok considering the amount of rain recently.Cache was found  out in the open so covered with the old favourite of stickoflage and leaves. TFTC.


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
All ok no damp here
Added some goodies -, path from toilet end getting a bit overgrown recommend approach from Lake play area. 
And leg protection!  -  brambles!


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
Finally. This has been on my to-do list for some time. 
First to sign the new log... which is already a touch damp. Might need a salt-pack in there.


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
We dried it out cleaned it , closed the lid securely hid out of sight , going to keep a good eye on it 
PS:please note wooden bridge is still there , there's also a metal bridge. [:)]


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
Had some time this morning so finished off this multi which I first went to some months ago. Unfortunately my attention was grabbed by the parakeets flying round the park.   Log was wet but signed anyway.


lParent: GC1QVMJ
lText:
#2445 12:45
Surprising amount of people around on this wet, grey Sunday afternoon. I assume that the bridge at Stage 3 has been removed and a new one put in its place - this one does not have any wooden posts that I could see, but fortunately counting the metalic ones seemed to work as well. Other than that all went smoothly, and soon I was wading through mud to the indicated GZ. My GPS pointed to the other side of the fence and the first part of the hint (to me) suggested a sligthly different spot, but after a bit of search I still managed to find the well hidden container. [BD]
Thanks for the cache and a nice walk in the park.


lParent: GC2BV4C
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area and a bit further a field 

Nice quick find. Thanks for hiding it


lParent: GC2BV4C
lText:
Easily found the cache. The log is damp and rusty looking. The rubber seal is missing letting in moisture. Treated my self to a pint straight after. TFTC


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

Was stopped in my tracks on my last attempt as the GPS was pointing across the road, I was tired from a day of hunting and thought I would leave it for next time.

This was next time and I was determined to find it. Looked at the hint again and finally spotted something that would fit!! BINGO!

This is almost impossible to see at this time of year due to the unkept hedges, so you'll have to hunt to find it

Tftc rods , great hide


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
Superb building on the other side of the A40 - they do not build them like that anymore. Cache soon located. tftc.


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... we started at the SW corner and around 0930 we left the canal and tried to follow some different waters....

Oh yes, no problem here- I worked out what to look for and finding it wasn't hard.

Cache number 32 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
My second ride up the canal this week and then down to here via Alperton Lane. I've ridden right past this cache many times, with my swanky GPSr telling me that it was on the other side of the road. Last week I went down that side; to discover that it was here all along. 
An easy find although I didn't believe the cache was there at first. Well engineered. Scanned the QR code too after some initial difficulty. Now off to the grindstone for a shower, change, bacon & egg roll and a coffee before my first meeting. TFTC.


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
Having spent a couple of minutes searching the 'hotel' and getting spiked, I stepped back and noticed a second one! Then it was easy... Tftc


lParent: GC19B8V
lText:
It would be unfair to log this as a DNF - I had walked here having just been interviewed in the nearby BBC Archives for The One Show but only found out after arriving that I was on the wrong side of the A40, in rush hour.   As getting to the other side would add about a mile to my walk I decided against it and perhaps leave it for another time.  The Google map seemed to imply the side of the Hoover building - Open Street Map on the other hand is a lot more accurate here.


lParent: GC24KE5
lText:
Found this one very quickly with the help of the clue. We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then had a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24KE5
lText:
Quickly found and logged with Traumsand whilst staying at the local campsite.
T4TC
Team French Bulldogs


lParent: GC24KE5
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We decided to spend the day soon a spot of Geocaching along the Lee Navigation. What great fun. This is an amazing series full of fun hides and cool and imaginative containers. We had a great day out. Highly recommended. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 16:47


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Loads of muggles and my phone's GPS was all over the place. And there was a dog turd that put us off searching for too long.


lParent: GC3GP83
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Surprisingly quiet here mid - morning so I was able to have a good rummage around. Unfortunately I came up empty handed.
Definitely going on my watch list. 
Perhaps the CO could do a courtesy check.....?


