# LogMemo

lParent: GC3GP83
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Sooooooooo many muggles!!! Didn't manage to find it, as waited a good 20 mins on the bridge for the hoards to stop coming, with only a quick look for the cache inbetween. Will be back...


lParent: GC3GP83
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I had tried this one before and hoped on today's after work tour I would be able to log it. But no such luck - searched for quite a while, although always with muggles all around. No excuses - have to be cache blind on this one :( 

I should be able to come back here for work soon and will try again!!! Thanks anyhow for the callenge and greetings from Switzerland!


lParent: GC3GP83
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Finally found this one! We tried to find this cache a few months, but after searching for almost an hour we still couldn't find anything! After a while, and with a hint from the owner, we decided that we must try this one again! The first time we went over the lock towards Richmond we still couldn't find it!! Then after a lovely walk towards Kew, we walked over the lock again. After reaching GZ for the second time... Eureka!!!! WE FOUND IT!!! We signed the log and put it back!! Very clever hiding spot indeed! TFTC!


lParent: GC3GP83
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After a nudge from the CO, finally found this cache on the second attempt. 

Apparently there are two at GZ , the real one and a throwdown, no idea which one I found but I found it. 

Number 250 for me and a FP for the CO for makings look twice... And I don't like to look twice!!

TFTC


lParent: GC4H5VC
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Geohubby found this one today while on his way into work for his night shift. A nice, quick find, which was good, else he would have been late! TFTC  :)


lParent: GC4RZET
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Lovely cache once I got on the correct footpath - clue is very good if you can actually find the corner - fave point for a really good container tftc


lParent: GC4RZET
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Spent too long looking for this having been thrown off the scent, so many chuckles later. Cache signed eventually. 
Tftc


lParent: GC4RZET
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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 one took me ages to track down! I started off on one side of the fence, then the other.  I then sat down and thought i'd read the logs, 1 gave me a clear indication of where I needed to go.  After a search i spotted something! tftc!!!  I've never been this far up from Lloyd park before, so thanks for bringing me up here :-)


lParent: GC4RZET
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Really enjoying this lovely (huge!) park and the caches in it. Cache soon in hand. Thank you very much


lParent: GC4RR4D
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gps took me to one place, had a quick look found nothing, gps took me somewhere else and there was the cache tftc


lParent: GC4RR4D
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This was a chance for us to find a cache that we hadn't found. We looked for this as one of our early geocaching experiences and reported a dnf. Now happy to say wiser and after a rummage in one of the potential places. I can put on a smiley face. TFTC


lParent: GC4RR4D
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Today I decided to mop up some caches not too far from home and revisit some caches as previously DNF. Cheating a bit by taking the car as the caches were quite far apart and bussing it would take too long.

Again, I have been here several times but this time I was more in luck. Previously I had looked at the wrong side of the path. TFTC


lParent: GC4RR4D
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Out today doing my deliveries, whilst on my lunch break I thought I would nip over and try and find this cache, after a quick search I managed to find it. TFTC


lParent: GC4VM8N
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Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area and a bit further :) 
Nice quick find here due to spot on coords 
Tftc


lParent: GC4VM8N
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We were going to the SELBAC anniversary meeting and saw that there were some CMs in the area so decided to pick them up beforehand.  This was the second and a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC2PRB0
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Nettles are chest high and abundant here - protective clothing recommended!
Motorcycle leathers were perfect [^]

Quick find after wading through the undergrowth.

SL TFTC
#1340


lParent: GC2PRB0
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Finally we can claim this one! After a previously unsuccessful root around in the summer (very painful one too, I might add) we decided to come back here in winter - and here we are, with cache in hand! TFTC!


lParent: GC2PRB0
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My 6yr old found this one straight away. Great fun exploring a new area of our local park. Unfortunately we didn't take a pen along and the pencil inside the box was broken so we scratched our names in the book with a small stick - hope that counts?


lParent: GC2961V
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I knew where to look. I tried three times between traffic and another forth time after doing some other local caches. Nothing to be found.


lParent: GC2961V
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Having just registered a dnf by the same co a short distance away I decided I was not going to draw a blank today and continued my walk with sleeping toddler from spring Park woods towards this one. As soon as I approached gz I knew where I was going to find this one so it was a quick grab and having signed the log I headed home with a smilie on the map and a smile on my face.  1 find and one dnf but hey, it's not all about numbers! 
I only visit this area every couple of months and I'm already running out of caches within walking distance. I'm really surprised at how few caches there are in this area considering how much Park and woodland there is. I would love to see some more placed around Shirley Heath, Spring Park, Three halfpenny wood etc. Thanks for this cache. Keep up the good work :)


lParent: GC2961V
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Checked cache today while doing maintenance checks on our caches and all is well here.  Cache dry and plenty of log space.


lParent: GC2961V
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:-( Well baffled by this one. Just not obvious to me and searching on knees in my suit between meetings a bit difficult. I will return


lParent: GC2961V
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Stopped off on my lunch break to grab this cache, this has been on my to do list for some time now as I drive past here every other day.

I parked up and walked over, I had to pretend I was on the phone whilst a big group of muggles passed. Whilst waiting for them to pass I spotted the cache. I made a quick grab and signed the logbook, and replaced. TFTC


lParent: GC2961V
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This is my second attempt and successful. Looking at the same spot again, this time it was in clear view when looking carefully. I will do the round of West Wickham at some point. It is on my 'to do' list. TFTC


lParent: GC2961V
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Had a bit of a search after the SELBAC meet, we had a look in a few places but couldn't find anything.


lParent: GC60JB0
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This new cache is the nearest one to my home but I was away last week when the notification came up. Found it after searching all possible trees and missing it the first time. The path was almost muggle-free, just a couple of dog walkers. TFTC


lParent: GC60JB0
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19:30
Wandered out for an evening stroll from home. Found reasonably quickly, although my tablet's GPS wasn't cooperating in locking onto the signal... Quite quiet around here at this time of the weekend.

Thanks
Edgemaster


lParent: GC60JB0
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Familiar story of late; woke up early, had a look to see what had been published, saw something within striking distance, so went out for a quick trip before going back to bed.  Not much to report here; quick systematic hunt yielded the FTF at 4.15am, and I was on my way and back home just before the roads were due to be shut for the cycling.  TFTC!


lParent: GC4RXY1
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Prickly here - went in farther down and could see the cache but struggled to get in in the correct place - bit scratchy here - tftc


lParent: GC4RXY1
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On a mission now to find as many as I can in this area. I have one similar to this in my car !! 
Tftc


lParent: GC4RXY1
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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.

Soon spotted it! another great hide which can have a favorite point!


lParent: GC4RXY1
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Wrong side of the fence...go round the other side. Was right the first time LOL. Back round the other side, waited for some muggles to pass, and the cache was soon in hand. Nice container, thank you


lParent: GC37CBN
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A quick cache and dash. I chose the wrong level first but a quick find once on the right level. TFTC


lParent: GC37CBN
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No problems here, although taking to the roads at around noon probably wasn't a great idea.  At least I got to enjoy the brief bit of sunshine.  On the seventh day of the month, I found a cache that was placed on the seventh day of a (not necessarily the same) month.  TFTC,.


lParent: GC61ABQ
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Middle log saw this but is not superwomen so waited for BIGLOG to return from the nearby Kings Ford pub!
SL TFTC


lParent: GC61ABQ
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Take a giant or some hover boots or someone willing to climb nice hide easy find but beware of muggles ps take tweezers! !


lParent: GC61ABQ
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Not much opportunity for a thorough search as the congregation were congregating in the car park. I scarpered PDQ when I saw a black Dalek trundling up the road. I didn't expect either late on a Sunday afternoon.


lParent: GC61ABQ
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Yay! My very first FTF!

I saw this one come in earlier but as it still hadn't been logged by the time I got home I thought I would give it a go. It was certainly a bit of a stretch for me but with a hint from the CO I got there in the end. TFTC!


lParent: GC5JPC9
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Would appear that this one has been taken... have replaced with a new piece... ready to find!

Happy hunting


lParent: GC5JPC9
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At last a cache I could locate and deal with in less than 2 minutes.
Just had to avoid the human traffic.
TFTC


lParent: GC5JPC9
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Had a bit of fun with this one!

GPS had me wandering around, and kept telling me I was still some distance from GZ, but then changed to say I was getting further a way in both directions, when I was actually right on top of GZ as it would turn out!.

So I retreated back towards the supermarket, crossed to the other side of the road, and then walked back along the narrow path on that side.

GPS was more accurate so crossed road at point that should put me on top of GZ!

Again GPS went mental, so lent on the wall, rechecked the hint, and looked up to try and spot where the this might be hiding!

Spotted! as I looked up, and then had cache in hand, but had to head of in the direction of the church on the corner to sign as some smoking Muggles appeared on the corner!

Signed and replaced as found! Great Hide!

TFTC

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Thursday, 04 June 2015 at 20:03:16 UTC.


lParent: GCW772
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Found after getting off the tube at Boston Manor and taking the very long way round to the Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole Park. After 2 x DNF in a row, I was glad to bag this cache from rodz.
TFTC # 2722


lParent: GCW772
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#3047 Found quickly as we headed from the Picnic

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.

3 out of 6 caches on the day

TFTC rodz

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lParent: GCW772
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While attending the London Geocaching Heroes Picnic,  just had to get this nearby cache. So LindylouBarnet,  TBear186 and I ascended the bridge, spurred on by cheers from our fellow cachers. 
After getting our bearings, the cache was soon in hand and log signed!
Tftc, rodz!


lParent: GCW772
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Got to the London Geocaching Heroes Picnic event and Debs54 and I went on the bridge to find this cache before settling down. With some shouting from below to aid us on our way quickly had the cache in hand.   Thanks Rodz for the cache.


lParent: GC1FWF1
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Found the graves quite easily, worked out the cache co-ordinates. Looked around for the cache but couldn't immediately find it. Will return with gardening gloves tomorrow for a more thorough route around! Lovely walk though!


lParent: GC1FWF1
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Black**   What a lovely churchyard.  It's cool and quiet and some of the structures are quite amazing.  Put all the numbers together and found the cache  ....  TFTC


lParent: GC1FWF1
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THIS PATCH HAS SO MANY GREEK TEMPLES, BUT THE FIRST PRIZE GOES TO THE ONE NEEDED FOR THE COORDS-WHAT A STRUCTURE AND HOW DID THEY GET THE 2ND AND 3RD SETS OF REMAINS IN?
enjoyed our stroll through the cemetery and cache soon found. stayed there for a while having a coffee and watching some Andy Murray wannabees - long way to go still. tftc, fp and black ball 15, now for the colours


lParent: GC1FWF1
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Nice find to finish thd day - spent a bit of time in the churchyard then realised where the plaque was - quick walk to gz - co ords had me on the other side of the road but in the obvious place tftc


lParent: GC1FWF1
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Foung in the company og mugwhumps48. Lovely church with some fantastic headstones. Enjoyed the cache despite a prickly ending! Tftc


lParent: GC1FWF1
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It was a bit dark after 9pm so we struggled finding Arthur's monument but managed to spot the obvious. TFTC


lParent: GC1FWF1
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I was working close by and had to pick up a cache of the day. Solved quick and found quicker lol TFTC


lParent: GC18YB7
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I'd passed by here many times before, but hadn't attempted this multi, but then everything suddenly fell into place!  Today this became the most important and must find cache.....  knowing I was coming by here again, I checked on local caches, and just simply couldn't believe what I read, this was all about MY cat!!  So, duty bound I had to bring it along to visit its own grave, which is a bit hard to explain to people.  It also meant I took it up the Eiffel Tower, as I needed it with me for this escapade, and they were combined jaunts.....  Have to admit I didn't find every single answer, as I was a bit pushed for time this being the very first of 30 searches stretching from here all the way to Limehouse Basin and back to Buckhurst Hill, but in my search I did find the crucial hint which gave me enough of an idea of where to look, but was expecting something a big bigger and in the more obvious hidey hole!  Its funny how things work out....  what started in Watford Gap seeing someone else with the cat on their boat, then lead to Oswaldtwistle to get my own, and then via so many places including the Eiffel Tower, to come full circle to the PDSA cemetery, which I'd passed often enough before, but never even thought of stopping at.....definately worth a Fav point ....tftc


lParent: GC18YB7
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After walking around for what seemed like forever and collecting all the numbers we required, my friend and I set about doing some maths, after getting the sums wrong the first time I'm pleased to say we got it right the second attempt at maths!! Once the coordinates took us to where we originally suspected the digging around commenced.. Cache was soon in hand and signed rather quickly.. Replaced and we were back in the car on the way home for a well earned cuppa!! Thanks for the cache, my hands are now filthy but it was a good one :-)


lParent: GC18YB7
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Spent a while collecting the info then two searches at the hiding place and oh hello there sneaky film pot! Signed it stashed it and home for tea now thtc


lParent: GC18YB7
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First find of the day, took a little while to spot but cache in good condition when found. Thanks for taking me to this place, which although near to home, I had not known about.


lParent: GC18YB7
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We couldnt find one of the stones, despite going around 3 times! But we managed to find it with the help of the clue and looking at what was a "likely " cache place. Brought tears to our eyes reading some of the headstones, being dog lovers ourselves. Nice cache. Thanks [:D]


lParent: GC217AJ
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Found on a visit to the ambassador to meet his new baby. Found with DeadRita and the jack tacklers wife. Tftc


lParent: GC217AJ
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After lunch at Pembroke Lodge I persuaded my dad to come out of a different gate so I could grab this one, and this time it wasn't raining! TFTC.


lParent: GC217AJ
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Having being roped in to playing taxi for my son and his mates on their day trip to Thorpe Park I decided to hang around a see what I coculd find, after a spot of breakfast we headed to Richmond park, picked this up on the way. A nice find while on one was around.</br>

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lParent: GC217AJ
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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.....

We made a little detour whilst on route to grab this one....

A nice and quick find.... [:)] We signed as Team Africa to save space on the log sheet.....

Thanks for the cache rodz


lParent: GC1KRF1
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Mr B had a business trip nearby and we always try to get a cache near the location.  Great building....
Nice quick find at GZ, 
SL TFTC 

This entry was edited by Dabtec on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 09:31:07 UTC.


lParent: GC1KRF1
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A short detour from my quest to grab the remaining caches in the WTF trail

Got to GZ and spotted the likely item that hides the cache. After a keep feel around , avoiding the rubbish, old beer cans and clothes, I spotted something familiar... All tucked away

Tftc


lParent: GC1KRF1
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Signed and TB dipped. TFTC

This entry was edited by bluukeu on Sunday, 12 April 2015 at 07:18:10 UTC.


lParent: GC1KRF1
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Not having a good day...... 2nd cache we've searched for today that just couldn't be found. Can anyone confirm - is it definitely there???


lParent: GC36QD7
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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 about, but fortunately none in sight. TFTC


lParent: GC36QD7
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while out we thought we could pick up a few caches and this one fit the bill. found with no problems and signed and replaced as found. Thank you for the hide.

This entry was edited by Boer&Brit on Friday, 13 February 2015 at 00:06:32 UTC.


lParent: GC4CKQ1
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I wasn't really dressed for caching so reluctantly I knelt in the mud but I got the cache. Thanks for placing. J.


lParent: GC4CKQ1
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This is a surprisingly pleasant area on the middle of an area you wouldn't expect to harbour something so pleasant. Thanks


lParent: GC4N1NP
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Looked along 3 potential hiding places, could not find, on me lunch hour so had to head back to the office.


lParent: GC5XF3D
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Seeing Sammy was back in place I ventured out tonight to find him, but to no avail - I couldn't find him at all.


lParent: GC5XF3D
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Checked up on this and found that poor old Sammy wasn't well.  Have removed but will fix ASAP and return.


lParent: GC5XF3D
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Coming towards the end of a night shift this morning in an area I wouldn't normally be working, I made a quick search for local caches to see if there were any close by to grab on the way home. This one was closest and made for a very convenient cache and dash after leaving work. I spotted the cache as I pulled into the road which was very quiet early on Sunday, so I was able to stop at GZ to collect, sign and return the cache without any muggle activity hindering my operation. Swiss Army knife tweezers came in useful. No surprise as to what it was, but a good cache nonetheless. TFTC


lParent: GC5XF3D
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As I needed to shop in Southgate today couldn't resist picking up the couple of recent caches in the area. Thanks for the cache Ben Jeffery.


lParent: GC1Y43F
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We had visited this cache before but had to report it muggled and gone. Finally got round to revisiting it and claiming a smile. Nice disguised cache and accurate co-ords easy find.


lParent: GC1Y43F
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# 546. Found easily? No! :-) 30 minutes of walking around because gps signal was really poor. Nice box. Tftc


lParent: GC1Y43F
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We looked around and then kicked  the root. The youngest member of our tree house learning forest school class found it.


lParent: GC1Y43F
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After a lengthy trek through Richmond park to start off the massive Africa cache, Artemisworks, Qeams, and I decided to finish the day off with some more traditional caches as we went back to Qeams for dinner. We searched some likely points until Qeams managed to spot the cache. TFTC.


lParent: GC1Y43F
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Took a slightly circuitous route back to Qeams's place after a strenuous afternoon out in Richmond Park. This cache happened to be on the way. Appreciated the shade the woods offered although the warmer weather brought out the pollen in full force today. At GZ, Qeams spotted the cache pretty quickly. Nice hide. TFTC.


lParent: GC1Y43F
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My GPS wasn't specific enough, looked at the wrong tree first but then the right one, thought about the name and didn't have to root around too much.  Very unique container.


lParent: GC2T458
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As I was passing this cache while doing Granny's Trail, I thought I would give it a try even though it had not been found for over a year and there were 2 DNFs.
My GPS was jumping around a lot. I gave a good search in a wide area as I couldn't get an accurate read but there were many places that fit the hint and the vegetation was very thick!
After about 20 minutes or so, I decided to give up.
Perhaps the CO could give a check and make sure the cache is still there!


lParent: GC2T458
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Found while doing Grannys Trail.

I was more than a little confused by the clue, and it seems to describe the opposite of what I found!


lParent: GC2T458
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A lovely morning walk with R+R, their uncle and Penny the dog [:)]
Doing Granny's Trail (GC3HWMQ) and this one was on the way [:)]
We got a bit muddy, but all good fun... All but two of the trail found by little R (7 yrs), he was chuffed with that [:)]
He went straight to this one  too..... [:)]
TFTC


lParent: GC4J21J
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So pleased that I found this. Still learning about it. The hint confused me and then I had a lightbulb moment.


lParent: GC4J21J
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It was noisy here tonight with all the barking geese barking away. A very busy place for the feathered kind. TFTC


lParent: GC4J21J
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thanks for this quick find , i had been here before but too many muggles the be able to have a good look plus the builders a few houses down were watching me lol. But now have found it and loved the pond with so many ducks and geese thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC4J21J
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Very nervous of all the surrounding houses. TFTC and for showing me this quiet part of West Wickham.


lParent: GC4J21J
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Nice easy find. Thanks for the smiley.  Signed log while watching a dozen canada geese take off over my head! !


lParent: GC4J21J
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Having got the church micros I set out for, I decided to head to the two nearest trads. This was a lovely little place in the (bitterly cold) sunshine. Tftc


lParent: GC4J21J
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Beautiful spot this. Not been here since my first born was in a buggy. Thanks for making me eventually pop back. Really be nice to have a house overlooking this. So little water in this part of the world. 

Stopped by after feeding the ungrateful at McD.   TFTC

Just seen that along with others this is stuck on my phone. Shall have to edit date later.


lParent: GC5CWN9
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While out on a quick naturist ramble around the Cronx I found myself near this cache. As I am currently streaking I needed one for today. Loved this cache, more fun than some urban caches. Got a bit cold so quickly retreated back to my car. Thanks.


lParent: GC5CWN9
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What an amazing little cache. Had me fooled for a while, sat 2 feet away from it trying to figure out what i was looking for. Looked again and thought, no it can't be surely? Only one way to find out and bingo. Worth the fave point. TFTC


lParent: GC61HWK
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Had a good idea where it was , but how to reach it?
Fortunately had just the thing in the boot of the car.
Took TB
TFTC


lParent: GC61HWK
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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Quick find with some help from the grandson. Log signed and replaced the cache as found. We dropped two TB's that have destinations in Europe.

Thank you [blue]The London Booysens[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. We did a trip to the Isle of Wight today. First time on a ferry! We have also found caches in Greater London, (most in Central London), the Isle of Wight, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. Also had a some great walks in Chiswick and Langley Parks as well as along the WTF series. This is our last day in the UK before returning to South Africa

We have brought our trackables along for the visit, plus some we are moving for others.
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lParent: GC5B43E
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Returning to this area from Australia brought back good memories as I lived in Dunster Avenue from 1939 until 1952.This area was all allotments, near the end of the war I sheltered here when a V1 Doddlebug pasted overhead and landed in Raynes Park. Thanks for bringing me back to this spot.


lParent: GC5B43E
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Very clever hide. Not seen one of these before in the midlands. Well worth a favourite point. TNLN. SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC2Q9NG
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Solved the puzzle and found the cache. Front of the cabinet was off though so hoping cache will not be discovered TFTC


lParent: GC2Q9NG
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As an 'out of towner' I had come to the area this morning wondering how I would deal with parking. I found a spot in Thetford Road after doing my target cache The Lighthouse. Now I was after some CMs.  I checked the figures and made my way to the cache. I picked the right box first time and soon had the log signed. It was replaced as found tucked well down. the front doors of this cabinet were off and I was expecting that there should soon be someone coming to repair/replace. Far enough out of sight I hope. Thanks for placing


lParent: GC2Q9NG
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It is not often i come up to London so to day i was hoping to find a few caches. After finding somewhere to park maths done & a brisk walk to gz nice hide all good here tftc


lParent: GC3J23V
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Had a look for this one but couldn't spot anything. Even managed to look from underneath but nothing. Looking at he recent logs i have up sooner than I would have normally. 

May need some attention


lParent: GC3J23V
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With EmporerK (seriously that's your username(!)). Looked for a while but no luck. Would like to know if still there as looked at log so had an idea of what to look for.


lParent: GC3J23V
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Searched for an hour Couldn't find it but if any one who has/does could message me that would be amazing thank you! Will be going back for a second try


lParent: GC4CKQA
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This one was much easier to spot than I imagined. Collected the data and replaced carefully. Thanks for placing. J.


lParent: GC4CKQA
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walked here and found this cache first. it started raining very soon after, and GPS was not really working, so decided to stop and walk back before it would start pouring. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC4CKQA
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As I put the lid back on I realised that there had been numbers to collect. As I had already missed other I figured it'd be too later to start. Pauline grew up in welling and wanted to do this series with me so maybe we will return and so them all again. Thanks


lParent: GC55R3W
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I looked and looked and couldn't find it. I read the previous logs and looked again. Still couldn't find it. Like previous dnf's I can only assume it is the 4th but it is so far pushed in it's not coming out.


lParent: GC55R3W
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Checked three out of four could not find the fourth had been pushed in so far you couldn't get it out to check


lParent: GC55R3W
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This was either my third or fourth attempt at this one. Like so many previous posters, I was sure I was checking the right place(s) but just couldn't find anything. After about 15min with no joy, I gave up and went off to grab another nearby cache (NUT CASE).

On my way back to the car I decided to read a few more recent logs for one last hit of inspiration, and decided to give it one more go - glad I did as I managed to get hold of it at last!

An excellent cache, very clever container and one I'm glad to finally tick off my list!

TFTC


lParent: GC55R3W
lText:
Log book is full so take paper or perhaps the CO could swap a new log in when the opportunity strikes [:)].


lParent: GC55R3W
lText:
I first realised there was a walking path along here a few weeks whilst queuing up to visit the local recycling depot and after checking on the computer and realising there was also geocaches to be found I knew I had to come back and check it out! 

So today I had some free time so I dragged one of my daughters and one of her friends (who is new to geocaching) along with me for the stroll and because I need all the help I can get finding caches!

After reading previous logs I thought this one might proof to be difficult but amazingly my daughter had it in her hand within seconds of reaching ground zero.....She's getting good at this game!


lParent: GC55R3W
lText:
So there you are! 
Just knew you had to be there somewhere. A second glance showed something glinting in the sunlight. Gotcha! STL - TFTF.


lParent: GC1PHK6
lText:
This one has been on my list of ones to do for a while. The windmill is fabulous to see. Easily solved, nice walk to the cache location and, thanks to the hint, straight forward to find. Thanks


lParent: GC1PHK6
lText:
Loved the windmill collected answers to clues but no joy with finding the cache  GPS jumping around like crazy !


lParent: GC1PHK6
lText:
Loved the windmill, collected all the answers, got the coordinates but no joy with finding....gps was bouncing about and hint not helpful


lParent: GC1PHK6
lText:
On Wednesday, I told Mr VS that I had seen the shard and the Millenium Dome from a cache in the nearby Park (we were staying at the Premier Inn at Coombe Wood). Having a dicky ticker, he couldn't possibly walk to this cache, but I thought I had seen a nearby parking area, so we drove up Oaks Rd and knowing that the cache / park was then on our left, we turned left and then took the first left we came to. Imagine our surprise to stumble on this! Not often you tun into a cul-de-sac to discover a very cool, very large windmill! "I bet there's a cache there" said Mr VS - and sure enough this one popped up!

We gathered the info but couldn't see the last clue, so stuck in a 5 and went off to have a look. Nothing. A big fat DNF, but we were doing everything by torchlight as it was about 10pm.

The next day we decided we needed a photo of the windmill in the daylight and looked for the cache as well. Found the cache not too far from where we were looking, but definitely in the wrong clue item. Got back to the windmill, saw the last clue, clearly visible in the daylight and took a photo.

A very cool cache, thank you, a FP from us :-)


lParent: GC1PHK6
lText:
What an unusual place to find a windmill, but kept lovely.
Thanks for bringing us here.
Picked up the info needed, and off to find the cache.
Favourite given for bringing us to this place

TFTC


lParent: GC38YQP
lText:
Nice little find for me on my way to work on wickham road. Will be searching for your other pun sites lunch! Tftc


lParent: GC5D22Z
lText:
Will write when home 

Oh dear, this one beat me! So I ended up spending about 10 mins here before I gave up - and during that time a bit of a freak when a phone rang close to me, by the water..and it wasn't mine!  I couldn't get out of the area fast enough then....eeeek, I was envisaging axe murderers in the undergrowth. 
Anyhow, it beat me, hopefully it is still there somewhere but I had to get back to my no-way-PB race. 

This entry was edited by Bettyspaghetti on Sunday, 30 August 2015 at 16:01:44 UTC.


lParent: GC5D22Z
lText:
We were pretty certain we had the right host for this one, but only spent about 5 minutes looking so as not to keep our relatives back visiting from Canada hanging around.


lParent: GC5D22Z
lText:
I will have to look up the bison part when I get back home but as the container was clearly not part of the tree I guess I found it. TFTC


lParent: GC3D6C5
lText:
Yay... We've waited a year to see this activated again and have stf again... Still hoping for a ftf. :)


lParent: GC3D6C5
lText:
Returned to try again after the cache was updated and found it where I expected it to be last time. So peaceful down by water apart from the odd aircraft early evening. Thanks for replacing this great cache.


lParent: GC3D6C5
lText:
I was looking to resuscitate a cache, so was thrilled when this one came up from the Project G-C search.  I was passing by home at just after 12.30am, following a spot of nocturnal D/T streaking, so decided to continue on to Isleworth.  Stage 1 looked familiar, as did Stage 2.  As I proceeded to the final location, I checked the hint; that too was ringing bells...  And then I realised that I'd already found this cache.  I hadn't spotted the tiny Smiley against the icon in the Project-GC results...  Oh well, was still back home and in bed by 1.30am.  Co might want to get the two "found" logs amended, so that the cache is available for anyone else is looking for a resuscitation.


lParent: GC5HHX3
lText:
another great geo in a great place , thanks jeffmiller, for it !!    :)   
by the way, u can actually hear the THWACK eh eh eh !!


lParent: GC5HHX3
lText:
I followed a muggle along from Horsenden Lane, carefully holding back so I didn't pass her. Had an interesting chat with a guy signwriting the name of his canal boat. At GZ it was a quick find, but no cursing sounds of golfers driving into the canal. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Wednesday, 12 August 2015 at 13:19:45 UTC.


lParent: GC5HHX3
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick find. Having a great walk along the canal this morning.

We did the paper work replaced the cache  as found. Cache is in good condition with plenty of space on the logbook. A barge came slowly by so we watched that for a while before moving on along the towpath.

Thank you [blue]jeffmiller82[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. Also had a some great walks in Chiswick and Langley Parks as well as along the WTF series.

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5HHX3
lText:
The red tape made this a very easy spot. A bit too easy really so I replaced it a couple of inches away,  out of immediate sight and in line with the hint. I think this is where it was probably meant to be anyway.

SL TFTC
#1417


lParent: GC5HHX3
lText:
We moored about quarter of a mile from here last night; walked back along the towpath this morning for a quick find. TFTC.


lParent: GC2EGTN
lText:
Found this afternoon after work as a cache and dash 

I parked around the corner and it didn't take long to locate the cache hidden away nicely. 

Signed the log and replaced the cache as found. TFTC


lParent: GC2EGTN
lText:
Fair walk from the station, ok by me as this is the direct in needed to go! Lucky for me I felt the cache on first dive into ivy!
TFTC tyke

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] Letchworth #6910


lParent: GC2EGTN
lText:
Couldn't did it, Not sure if we are looking in wrong place but ivy is so thick and too many creepy crawlies to search too much


lParent: GC2EGTN
lText:
I've been to Winchmorehill many times and finally, finally, finally got the chance to do this cache. It took me a wee bit longer than it should've to find it but it WAS broad daylight, so had to be a wee bit careful. Also, which was quite fun, took time out to observe two motorists having a go at one another about hogging the available space on the narrow carriageway, while I did my best to look all innocent. A successful cache and entertainment as well, and for once it wasn't raining, a good day out. TFTC :)


lParent: GC2EGTN
lText:
After being bored sitting at home on a hot sunday I thought this would be a nice little walk and a nice easy find which it was and yes a little sticky

TFTC :)


lParent: GC4RXQ9
lText:
Picked up the required information easy enough - but made a meal of finding the cache - went in the sensible route, blundered around for a while - went back to the path  - yomped back in through the "jungle" and walked straight up to the cache - neat container - went back out the sensible route tftc


lParent: GC4RXQ9
lText:
Nice trip so travis5 could finish some caches he'd missed. Having bumped into Muzza earlier we had some assistance. Nice multi, just a shame Muzzas taste in football teams is so awful :-P great container. Thanks.


lParent: GC4RXQ9
lText:
Easy maths, here. Loved the container, but no lid.. Just in case the CO is passing for maintenance. 
Tftc


lParent: GC4RXQ9
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.

After doing the maths I walked to gz.  Quickly spotted it! love it.  Even though the cache didn't have a lid the log was fine, tftc!!!


lParent: GC4RXQ9
lText:
A nice little multi. Was looking far too close to the fence to start with, but once I widened my search, it all became obvious! A nice hide. I put the log container in upside down to try and preserve the log sheet; as other's have said the lid is missing. Took co-ords for the ? Many thanks


lParent: GC4RXQ9
lText:
All good, esp after I got on the correct side of the fence to find the numbers. Liked the appropriate 'container' at gz. I'm sorry to say though, that I hope AFC beat MUFC and win the FAC. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC46XG4
lText:
Cache replaced. Will see how long this lasts. If it goes again I will try to find new location nearby


lParent: GC46XG4
lText:
We found the cache on the floor and it was completely waterlogged.Put back in the location where we thought it might have come from.


lParent: GC46XG4
lText:
My second bike ride of the week in the metropolis. I'd searched for this cache before and today returned to find it in the place where I expected it to be. Thanks for the replacement. 
This ride took my weekly total to 128 miles; and another roll on blubber has disappeared. Oops! I ate rather a lot today, so it's just reappeared. Oh well...


lParent: GC5PJYG
lText:
Unbelievably busy here at 8 in the evening.  It took longer to wait for a break in the muggles than to find and retrieve the cache and just as I started to sign the log some more appeared.  Still home to cache to home again in less than 30 minutes :-)  Me? Speeding down the Spine Road Officer?  Nooooo ... TFTC


lParent: GC5PJYG
lText:
Popped along to check the cache all well removed a few weeds no needles or anything bad. Lots of building work going on nearby but all totally safe. :)


lParent: GC5PJYG
lText:
Out on a nice sunny day with my daughter Kim(froggie25) and our friend Richard(richmald) we met up in Erith and worked out a route over coffee and cakes. We drove here after finding our way  through the estate and left Kim with the car and after a short walk to GZ we nearly walked past the cache but luckily Richard had his geo-glasses on and spotted the cache he signed us in as team RFJ our caching initials, TFTC.


lParent: GC5PJYG
lText:
After finding our way to GZ through the housing estate, i stayed with the car and let my Dad aka Joeytjap and good friend Richard aka Richmald go looking for this cache.  Sounds like it was a sneaky one and they nearly missed it.  Signed in as TeamRFJ, not long now for the lunch/ dinner date.


lParent: GC5PJYG
lText:
Will pop down in day or two and replace cache as we attempted repair on the current one, but failed. Will update once done. :)


lParent: GC2Q8W6
lText:
Working in the area so thought I would grab our daily cache had a quick look at what was about and this one popped up. After a short walk to Gz. The cache was soon found signed and replaced. 
TFTC


lParent: GC17FYW
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find on an enjoyable walk after a morning inside. Had to be silent as there were golfers concentrating on their putting.

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: GC17FYW
lText:
12:50-13:15
As it seems I'm to blind to find it. Today was the second attempt. I think we found the right place but no cache. I'll give it another try next time I'm in the area.


lParent: GC17FYW
lText:
The hint narrowed down the search area, but still I struggled to spot it. Glanced at one the previous logs and thought "it MUST be there". Tackled it with renewed determination and there it was [^]

SL TFTC
#1350


lParent: GC17FYW
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....

A bit of a loop round to get to GZ, and we were amused to observe some golfers who had lost a ball in the stream. I could see it... if it was a cache I would have got it!

There was only one place to look bit it needed a bit of a scrabble to get it.

Cache number 34 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC17FYW
lText:
Find number 2 of the morning. Took the wrong path at first but a quick double back soon had us at GZ


lParent: GC3VKPR
lText:
Nice afternoon out visiting an old park I used to go to as a kid, now bringing my kids.
Nice easy find


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
Found it. Spent ages hunting, gave up then T.rex gave me a clue so returned. Must have spent ages staring at it before my brain gave me a nudge!


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
Could not see this one for looking much to the amusement of Muzza. Don't think I'll be allowed to forget this one for a while! Once I'd remembered that it's easier to look with my eyes open I found it. Very glad to finally have these ones done. Another great cache. Got a bit wet in the bush.


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
Having failed to find the treesaurus one I thought I would try my luck here. In the pitch black. With a werewolf on my heels! I didn't find it. I will come back and get them both! had a nice but very fast walk back to the car and then had a chuckle to myself and how ridiculous I was for going out in the dark to find these.  Although I didn't find either, I had a nice little bit of peace and quiet and was cheered right up. :)


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
After some DNF I visited. Everything there and fine with the cache but the growth fairly extreme to find the way in. From Shirley hills I did a bit of pruning but otherwise it's up to you.


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
Second time to look for this cache. Bumped into some other cachers who were similarly stumped. Maybe we'll be third time lucky next time.


lParent: GC4TZTZ
lText:
Today out caching with Muzzadazzler who kindly offered to take me caching in the woods, caches that previously had eluded me. Again, I ad been searching here previously without any luck. With the help of Muzzadazzler, I was able to locate it. I would have thought it was real! TFTC


lParent: GC5TNED
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. I had to leave this on my way past as there were 2 muggles sitting in sight of GZ, so I returned later and made a NEF, but not at all what I was expecting.
Time for a rest now before heading off to the beer fest. I have definitely earnt my beer today !!
TFTC # 2729


lParent: GC5TNED
lText:
Another clever hide that had me searching around, but got there in the end... with a help from a twig to extract the log! TFTC


lParent: GC5TNED
lText:
This was a really nice hide.

At the end of June its still pretty much out if the nettles !!!

Thanks very much, this is a beautiful area.


lParent: GC5TNED
lText:
I had little success in this area.
Some caches I was unable to get to, others I just couldn't pin down.
This was the one exception, so was relieved to sign another logbook
nearly two hours after my previous one.
TFTC


lParent: GC4CKPD
lText:
Very strange contains errors!  While we were logging the find a Robin came over to eat the beetles we had made homeless! Closest I've been to such a shy bird! TFTC


lParent: GC4CKPD
lText:
I came here earlier but had to abandon the hunt as two other people arrived and I needed to leave. Found the cache quickly but no letters in this one either. Thanks for placing. J.


lParent: GC4CKPD
lText:
Wot 'e said! Well hidden but found it the second time - at least the walker did while we provided cover!!


lParent: GC4CKPD
lText:
A good search for this and good signal but no show. ..... do we have enough clues we wonders.. thanks for placing this series.


lParent: GC567N3
lText:
Didn't realise that this had been disabled until I got home to log it. Had the coordinates in my car and was just passing so did a quick detour to grab. Found the log sheet and plastic bag but no container- signed the sheet and my intention was to contact WhiteFriar - Hope it's ok to have the cache in it's poorly state WhiteFriar!


lParent: GC567N3
lText:
Checked on it today and found part of it, which included log, missing [:(] will have up and running again soon  [:)]


lParent: GC567N3
lText:
Waiting for my daughter to finish up with a pizza party and picked this up on a nice sunny day. Got the clues, popped over to the cache and quickly found. Thanks. 

Logged using c:geo.  Cache number 654


lParent: GC567N3
lText:
(2141) After dropping my daughter off at athletics, my son decided he was hungry and fancied a Subway breakfast so we came to the nearest one which was in West Wickham, with the proviso that we came to find this CM afterwards. As we walked towards the church it started to rain, but thankfully not too much. 

Once at GZ the log was extracted but as it was damp it came out in half, the remainder still stuck in the bag, so it needs a touch of TLC! We were going to visit the CO but time was not on our side x x

TFTC


lParent: GC567N3
lText:
We were going to the nearby SELBAC meeting and saw there were a few CMs in the area so decided to look for them beforehand.  I had worked this out beforehand so was able to park alongside for a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC2BJG4
lText:
Nice quick find. Did not take TB, have left it in cache for someone else as would not be able to fulfil its wishes. Tftc


lParent: GCW7XY
lText:
Stung my had here. Nettles next to the hiding spot be carful out there! Left some treasure as a gesture of good will for the next hunter! Spend it wisely...


lParent: GCW7XY
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. NEF
TFTC # 2723


lParent: GCW7XY
lText:
#735

Cache found during a nice event creatd in order to find the nearby cache named: O for Overboard.
Found quickly thanks to the hint.

TFTC rodz
26 June 2015 20:51


lParent: GCW7XY
lText:
On our way to the London Geocaching Heroes picnic, stopping for a few caches with some cachers. After some grovelling, LindylouBarnet found the cache.
TFTC, rodz!


lParent: GCW7XY
lText:
On way to London Geocaching Heroes Picnic with a few cachers we quickly had an idea of where to look and I managed to get to it after a bit of grovelling.  Thanks for the cache Rodz.


lParent: GC2W9EY
lText:
Spent a week in a hotel nearby participating international congress. On the way home I had time to pick up this one. Greetings from Finland!


lParent: GC2W9EY
lText:
I was with my mother and father in London and we have see a lot. We also have found a couple of caches [:D]
[red]TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
Information gathered and then short walk to cache. Hint was quite specific but found cache on floor so put it back in the most likely spot.


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - nice quick find here to start the day - tftc


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
Out on another lunch time caching trip to pick up some of the remaining Chislehurst caches. I knew in advance that I wouldn't be able to drive to the area to get the clues so I looked for another way in. Both ends of the road looked like a fair old walk but a helpful map revealed a useful footpath that brought me out right by the required area. Parking by the start of the path wasn't exactly straight forward either but eventually I got parked up and made my way along the path.

The clues were quickly deciphered and I was very pleased to discover the cache was on my route back to the car. Once at GZ I checked the obvious place first of all. No sign of the cache there but I did (rather aptly) find a wayward golf ball stuck in the tree! Once I'd determined that wasn't the cache (I have found a cache in a golf ball before now...) I expanded my search and soon found another suitable hiding place where the cache was quickly discovered. TFTC!


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
Found in the dark. Good hint which came in useful as it was pretty dark by this point!  Another few weeks and it'll start getting lighter at night!  TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
I attempted this cache a few weeks ago, but when i realized the road was private I switched to another cache and decided i would approach this one from the other end of the road. This morning during a morning cycle, I approached from the other end and realized it was still a private road. Oh well, no choice now but to go for it.

Obtained the answers without issue and then headed out to the GZ. Boy did I have the wrong bike this morning, ended up being a bit of a push. Once at the GZ and once I came to terms with the spiders, I made a very quick find. The container was however on the floor, after signing I returned it to where i assumed it belonged.

Thanks for a great cache and for keeping the streak alive.


lParent: GC3RPPP
lText:
We had three of this Chislehurst series, as DNF that had gone missing.
so came over to complete now Jimthebee had done maintenance 

quick find

TFTC


lParent: GC17J39
lText:
12:40 ... #1518
After a short visit at a friend's we passed here and couldn't resist to stop for a quick cache or two. This first WTF was easy to find since here are not too many hiding places available. On a sunday there aren't too many pedestrians to avoid either so it was a quick dash and grab. We didn't bring a proper pen, I hope the ink dried on the waterproof paper eventually. TFTC


lParent: GC17J39
lText:
Quick find, but not a very attractive spot to hang around so moved onto the very peaceful graveyard a little way further on [^]

SL TFTC
#1349


lParent: GC17J39
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

Thankfully the hairdressers was closed today but the bins were full!!! QEF

26/31on the trail today

TFTC #318


lParent: GC17J39
lText:
No problem finding and retrieving this cache - it was lunchtime and little foot traffic .... unlike the nearby A40!! tftc.


lParent: GC17J39
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....

The hairdresser's was closed... I wonder if its rather unfortunate (now) name had anything to do with it? Anyway, no muggle issues so a quick find. Where's the water gone?

Cache number 33 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC4RXZH
lText:
Yellow**   The perfect cache for our quest.  Colours match.  An excellent hide worthy of a favourite  ....  TFTC


lParent: GC4RXZH
lText:
Yay!  Found it!  With Aouda Sophie and Kate Yay!

Having a fun evening with friends, picnicing in this delightful park.

Thought we would pick up a couple of caches.  This was a great cache.  Did need the tweezers!  I've learnt to always have them on me as they are so handy.

TFTH

Happy Days [:D]


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
Grabbed this little fella today on wee trip down memory lane for geobinky.
Found with Geobinky of course!!
GPEC (gracias por el cache)


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
Came to Mill Hill today as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool. Thank you for placing in such a pretty place. Found with Gbplus1.


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
Have been looking for this for 2 days now! Have not yet found it...
Its seems quite easy to find, looking at the activity however I'm beginning to think someone has taken it!


lParent: GC2PNRC
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.

This one took me a while, fortunately the place was quiet enough to do a proper search. Well hidden, but exact coordinates help a lot here. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
Didn't realise this path existed so thanks for showing me the way as I often cycle through here. Cache was exposed which is not good as is wrapped in what is essentially a small black bin bag so could be mistaken for litter in a litter strewn area. Covered it over and replaced pretty much whet I found it. Coordinates are VERY accurate. TFTC


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
Pleased to make it three from three this morning - a hat-trick of johnab7 caches, although i did make hard work of this one, that on paper should have been the easiest. Searched a lot of hint items but eventually found the cache at the first one I searched when I looked properly - d'oh! SL. TNLN. TFTC and the other two I found today - most enjoyable.


lParent: GC2PNRC
lText:
QEF after dropping of family for the saracens game. Parked round corner and ran to gz and sl replaced and off I set.


lParent: GC210PB
lText:
Found myself this way today so thought I'd give it a go.

Parked on road and was quickly walking through the park. Headed over to GZ. I was a bit worried this was going to be missing as it looks like the area has recently received some attention.

A quick look around and I soon had something in sight. Initially worried due to the camouflage but took the plunge and stuck my hand in feeling instantly it was what I was looking for. 

Signed a nice new log book and replaced how found.

TFTC


lParent: GC210PB
lText:
Was a bit worried about this when we arrived as all the shrubs had been pruned. Worries soon vanished as cache was still safe in its hiding place.
TFTC


lParent: GC210PB
lText:
Nice weather today, so we decided to go for a walk a little bit further from home. [:)]
Kids had lots of fun in the park. The cache was found quite quickly due to the great hint.
Lots of little treasures inside! We loved the little squirrels (or chipmunks?) best! [;)]
Picked up TBs.
TFTC!


lParent: GC1JY65
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Pity there is no sign on this bit of history. I am sure many people walk passed without even glancing at the stone.

We have sent the email.

Thank you [blue]goldpot[/blue] for this Earth Cache and for researching the history.. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC1JY65
lText:
Had been planning to visit this afternoon, but the traffic past Ealing Hospital was terrible, after 1/4 mile in 30 minutes and still 1.5 miles away gave up and turned around  :-(

We'll try another day if we're nearby and the traffic lets us!


lParent: GC1JY65
lText:
Found this at the entrance to a very nice park.  Having done our calculations and photos the little ones sped off to the playground. The gardens were glorious today with a mulitcolourde display or bearded iris.
Fav point for bringing us to another lovely location.

TFTC
helennbrian n 2/4 tribe


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I sent in my answers. I find these erratics fascinating. I have seen them in New Zealand and Australia, but none of those looked as smooth as this one. As I was lying on it trying to measure it, a couple of men walked up. I sat up quickly. One was showing his friend the local erratic. Then we all had a chat about it; with the comment from one of the locals, that they were surprised there was an erratic found locally, as they thought the glacial line was northern London. TFTC goldpot.


lParent: GC1Z63C
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Came to Mill Hill today as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool. We used to walk our border collie Penny through Arrandene open space, it was so lovely coming back here today. Thank you for placing in such a pretty place. Found with Gbplus1.


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Lovely little wooded area, although we did have to employ a little stealth, due to a children's Party just around the corner!
Found with Geobinky
TFTC


lParent: GC1Z63C
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Back when I first started Geocaching I attempted to find this cache with only my phone as a gps device. All was going well until I got near the trees, phone really didn't like them and was pointing me in all directions, then the battery died so was left standing on the hill with no clue so promptly gave up and wandered sadly home. Today, with more caches under my belt and a real gps device I thought I'd give this another go. Fancied finding a cache and this one is my 2nd closest to home unfound cache. Saving the closest for another day. Anyway passed a couple having a BBQ nearby and some teenagers playing with logs close to GZ, was worried that I wouldn't be able to grab cache because of them but the trees shielded us nicely from each other so I was able to hunt while keeping an ear out for any muggles approaching. Cache located quickly, SL and replaced with no trouble. TFTC.


lParent: GC1Z63C
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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.

Wow, it's been a long time since the last find. Found easily after a short search. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC1Z63C
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Back working in Mill Hill again today and with a two hour break at midday I looked forward to picking up some more local caches. The weather had other ideas though and it wasn't until 13:00 that it stopped raining. I was itching to get out hoping to have time for a find and chose to go for this cache - another by JohnAB7 whose caches I've been enjoying finding.
A most enjoyable walk to GZ through Mill Hill Park Conservation Area, across Wise Lane and to the high point in Arrandene Open Space, before heading into the wooded area to look for a certain tree - or what remains of it.
Spotted tree no problem, as too the uncovered cache container. Having read previous logs before leaving, I came equipped with new log in sealable plastic bag and cloths to provide the cache with the reported TLC as my good deed for the day and a thank you to CO for all the great caches he's placed.
Cleaned and dried cache and contents removing anything unsalvageable and left the new log. Replaced cache and covered well as per cache details ready for next finder to enjoy. TFTC. (If CO would like old log book please get in touch as haven't disposed of it yet).


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Wonderful open area. Really peaceful. As per photo and other comments, cache is soaking wet and really needs some tlc. Have favourited this one and may pop back and add new log book if owner does not. TFTC my 300th!


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Nice little hide, easy to discover together with the BLANKS
Was wet and very muddy, but the sun shined between the clouds [:)].

* log full and wet * need replacement *


This entry was edited by ZDONSteam on Saturday, 08 February 2014 at 16:30:07 UTC.


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Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 28.326 E 000° 06.051

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 28.343 E 000° 06.105

Distance from original: 229.1 feet or 69.8 meters.
had to move due to destruction of the many logs - new clue also included...
RHS when sitting facing the play park.


lParent: GC4CKQF
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Had a really good hunt round but couldn't find anything. I am hoping the missing letters are in #3! J.


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Found this again on a visit to Nan's, 2nd time found although last time PembsCoastPath got the credit as we weren't members!!!! TFTC


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Looked for it for a good 20min. No sign of cache and since it should be a simple one to find, I think it might have been mugged.


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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find on an enjoyable walk after a morning inside.

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: GC18Z91
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Slightly delayed by a muggle who wondered if the motor scooter left in the undergrowth nearby was mine. I assured him it wasn't although it is strange place to leave what looked like a reasonable motor.

Quick find once he'd lost interest.

SL TFTC
#1351


lParent: GC18Z91
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On Shank's Pony - after arriving in the area by train. A quick find on a quiet day - just one muggle along the way. tftc.


lParent: GC18Z91
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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....

There were quite a few football matches going on in the fields here, not long after 10am. At GZ, the hint item was quickly spotted.

Cache number 35 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18Z91
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Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. It was quite peaceful along this section of parkland. Oops didn't see the no cycling signs so may have been a bit naughty today. TFTC


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Thought I'd have a bit of a walk and attempt a cache in my lunch hour on this nice sunny day. Found the GZ okay but the hint passed me by. The find was just as sweet though! TFTC [:)].


lParent: GC4RXWY
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OMG what an absolutely hilarious cache!  You really made me work for it though!  Probably took me half an hour of looking but it was worth it.  I was having trouble finding caches with this d/t combo and this was the last one I needed to fill in part of my grid in order to qualify for a series of local challenge caches.  As I'd travelled several miles out of my way on the route home from work to come and find this,  there was no way I was going home empty handed!

Firstly the GPS was all over the shop.  I followed some geo trails in near the old dead tree and searched high and low and all round.  Found the plastic Ikea cup that a previous logger mentioned. That made me laugh. No idea what I was looking for though... something in Ikea colours? Who's aunt was it anyway? 

So,  finally realised I was in slightly the wrong place and restarted my search in a more 'spacious' area.  Once the main target was obvious it was just a case of searching around.  I searched and searched and was just about to give up when...!!!  Had to sit down to recover.  LOVE it!  Finally understood the clue (although I have to admit,  I had to Google the aunt). Thanks for the novel cache and the long search and for making me laugh.


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The paper needs to be replaced as it is totally full.  I wrote my entry on a small scrap of paper which I found in my bag.


lParent: GC55R5G
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Walked back and forth a couple of times without seeing anything likely, then suddenly spotted what was in a previous cacher's photo and soon found it after this.  The picture which had been in my mind of what I was supposed to be looking for was totally different, but once I saw it I knew it had to be that.  TFTC


lParent: GC55R5G
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Our third cache attempt today and after spotting the location of the cache thanks to the helpful clue we sent in the newbie as she was wearing the most sensible footwear!

She did us proud and returned to the path triumphantly carrying the cache....I signed the log and it was returned to its hiding place. 

Thanks to the cache owner for placing these caches along this route for us to enjoy finding although the logs do need to be replaced with some fresh sheets.


lParent: GC55R5G
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Took a bit of finding as the GPS wouldn't settle under the trees. I wonder why they left/put this there? TNLN. SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC2PD0J
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We definitely found the right place, but could not find the cache. Might have gone lost during one of the high tides recently.


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In the area after shopping in Croydon, I stopped off here and walked into the wood, surprisingly the ground was not muddy at all, once at GZ it was a easy find. Took TB and left another TB. TFTC   

This entry was edited by Dr Evil. on Friday, 04 September 2015 at 13:15:46 UTC.


lParent: GC29M64
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A quick find for Mr Ganet again on a drizzly old Bank Holiday Monday.  Picked up the 'No Bulls**t' TB and dropped off 'Hide It, Find -It, Log It' TB.


lParent: GC29M64
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Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 22.380 W 000° 01.636

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 22.377 W 000° 01.633

Distance from original: 21.5 feet or 6.6 meters.
This cache is close to the path so please make sure you hide it very well before saying goodbye to it.  Thanks.


lParent: GC29M64
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All the holly had been cut back so we think the cache had been cleared away. New container in a slightly different location. Happy hunting!


lParent: GC29M64
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Hoping to get to fix this one soon....

This entry was edited by The Creepy Crawlies on Thursday, 23 July 2015 at 10:13:43 UTC.


lParent: GC29M64
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DNFs normally about me greatly.... Either because I believe they've been muggled or simply that I am annoyed at myself for not finding them.  This one was different. I lived a few minutes walk from here for 19 years but moved 10 years ago. I now live 130 miles away but sometimes return to visit friends and family. I realised today that in all the years I lived around the corner I'd never once stepped foot into these woods! It's not that I didn't want to walk through woodland and I had nothing against this wood either. In fact I often walked past the entrance to this wood thinking "I should have a look at this wood some day". Some day came today. Down from Suffolk to visit my mum over easter I decided to take out my toddler in the geobuggy to get his morning nap. I always head in the same direction from my mum's house but today I chose the opposite way. Out of curiosity I loaded up c:geo to see what was around and there it was. ...a cache waiting to be found. Understandably the gps signal was bouncing around a lot but I narrowed down gz to a small footpath between 2 larger paths. Along the path were 2 perfect spots for hiding a cache but alas nothing jumped out at me. Making sure the little fella was still sound asleep I decided to get down on the ground for a proper poke around. Still nothing. I checked and rechecked both likely spots several times before widening the search area. Still nothing.  Disappointed, yes.  Annoyed, no. I was pleased to have finally found this gem of a woodland after living far away from them for over a decade. 
As a keen nature lover I was pleased to record over 20 species of bird in just a short visit here including chiffchaff, parakeet, jay, goldcrest, wren and great spotted woodpecker. Thanks for placing a cache here,  maybe I'll find it another time!


lParent: GC313JF
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Me and my cousin went through miles and miles of river, trees and stinging nettles and there was nothing to be found.  No evidence of it being in a can.  We used the hint- Stumped? And found our selves climbing trees,  we got shoes wet and it was no wear to be seen.  Spent about 1hour looking.


lParent: GC313JF
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Another Saturday another train adventure for mrs sceatsie - this time South London - was wrong side of the stream to begin with - could have paddled but decided to go the sensible way - still with the snails - nice hide tftc


lParent: GC313JF
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out for a walk to daughter's - Anna - at Old Farm Road, via Blackfen.. decided to look for this cache, as completed the eastern section some years ago... found with seemingly thousands of sleeping snails.. log wet, didn't have a replacement... will replace soon though, if not already done...


lParent: GC313JF
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nice spot to hide and nice p[ark area. logbook needs replacing though but good spot and worth the trip


lParent: GC313JF
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I found this one yesterday but I forgot to say the logbook was wet and full so it needs a new one 
Thank you 
EAGLE2552


lParent: GC313JF
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My first find on this trail. Probably easier to find at this time of the year with the nettles all died back. The snails are still looking after this cache though. I couldn't sign as I lost my pen en-route.


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I was away when this was published, so no chance of an FTF, but having a cache so close to home was a welcome tool in my daily caching armoury.  Had such an exciting day at work, followed by drinks, that it only occurred to me as I rushed home for the monthly Dads' beer and curry night that I'd not done my cache for the day...

And so it was that I found myself arriving here by bike just before 11pm.  Tricky little hide, but I was very grateful for the design feature that helps night cachers...  I didn't have a pen, but I've made my views on "didn't have a pen, so couldn't sign the log" clear in the past.  A taxi was waiting on the other side of the road, so I borrowed a pen from the driver.  TFTC!


lParent: GC61WG6
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I went out on my bike this afternoon while the roads were quiet during the rugby.   I needed the exercise and it was time to mop up a few recently placed caches near to home.   This was the first of four finds.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1482


lParent: GC61WG6
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WOOHOO FTF!! We saw the alert come up
About this one yesterday but we were caching in London. Was great to
Know it was still sitting waiting for us this am! Won't say it was a quick find but daddy becubed has his cachers eyes on today and spotted it! TFTC


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Straightforward find although the cache was in the open and easily viewed. I replaced it per the hint and covered with a rock.


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Doing this series in bits and pieces. This was a quick park and grab for us today. Interesting  history and location, nice to learn a bit more about the area. TFTC


lParent: GC2962J
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Could not see the container at first as it was not in its "obvious" location. Fortunately the hedge was still leafless and I spotted the container in perfect condition about 6 feet further away. Replaced as per hint. TFTC


lParent: GC2962J
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Avoided the bags of dog poo like a geocaching pro.  Thanks for the cache.  Needed at the end of a busy day for my streak.


lParent: GC2962J
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Found with Travis5 and Cackler. Made Travis5 get it cause it had a giant worm on it! Maybe not quite giant. But a worm. Yuck! Our last one of the day. Great find. Thank you


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Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Straight to it! – T4TC [:)]


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Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 21.842 W 000° 09.082

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 21.838 W 000° 09.097

Distance from original: 61.8 feet or 18.8 meters.
Previous coordinates were sending people to the wrong side of the (busy) road.


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Found whilst on a short, but pleasant caching trip into Croydon; on a warm and sunny day [:)]

Hint item seen on arriving, then a quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC61GEC
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I'd grabbed my cache for the day but oldest was off to palace to go watch the match and wanted to be dropped here.  So why not? Well I actually was soon regretting it. Up and down steps but nothing seen. However eventually I hit the street and saw a possible hint item. Cache found. But a loooooong way off for me today. TFTC.


lParent: GC61GEC
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Nice hint and a lovely quick find. This was the last cache in our year long streak - hip, hip, hooray!!! Yippee-yi-yay! Yay-yay-yippee! What gives you the impression that we're pleased it's over? Phew! A little break is what's called for now, methinks....Zzzzzzzz TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC61GEC
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Found after the wife took forever to look, took me 5 min to sign and replace thanks for the hint coz GZ was 13 meter out for me. 
Log is very wet could use a plastic zip lock bag to keep the elements out. Other than the above nice cache and thanks for placing.


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I've been indoors all day and decided I needed a walk. I did a round trip of 9km to get this. Well worth it. Thanks for the cache, Ben

Didn't take the trackable because I'm not sure that I can do it's mission justice any-time soon.


lParent: GC626K6
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#2753 - A nice quick find here with Mrs Nico and Achilles the geodog.  Took the TB and left another in its place.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC626K6
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I knew my son had hidden this one, so felt I should wait until someone else had claimed FTF. Had a lovely chat to Ducktagnan earlier this morning, so popped out after lunch for a quick cache close to home. TFTC


lParent: GC626K6
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What a wonderful Ftf! As I pulled up in my caching mobile I spotted some very happy people nearby who were greeting me enthusiastically. It took me several attempts to put my hand on the well concealed cache. So much for stealthy! I spoke to the happy people who had been waiting for the Ftf to be claimed since their cache had been released. Thanks to Loony Londo for insisting that I went out to try and find it. 
It was a real pleasure to meet such keen and knowledgable cache owners, whose caches I have found in the past, I look forward to more caches from them in the future! Tftc


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It is the height of summer and it really did take some getting too. Scratched and stung but very proud of myself! Well - what is that curious object?


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looked after getting off the tube at Boston Manor and taking the very long way round to the Ealing Beer Festival in Walpole Park. I was still 50m away, when in shorts and trainers I decided to leave this one for another day. After all the beer was calling !!


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So the challenges here is GETTING to it! Easy once you're there. This is going to be impossible to do though at the height of summer ... Fav.


lParent: GC5QXGZ
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A beautiful sunny April afternoon, ideal for a bit of geocaching in the area before attending a nearby caching event in the evening. I left the geobike hidden from muggles who were on the other side of the canal and followed the track up the bank to the top before walking to the end on the open area and then dropped down to gz where a quick find was made. So I saw the M4 and Elthorne Park from different perspectives  T4TC
TrainSPLOTer


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The new coordinates led us straight to this one, although a bit of a scramble. The nettles are coming through nicely, which might make this one a bit trickier in the summer tftc


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I am sure I have found a cache very close to here not long ago.
NEF but a clever hide none the less TB Coin dropped off and one collected.
TFTC # 2820


lParent: GC61RDQ
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Still out on the hunt with Gobstopper... I think he just enjoys watching me struggle on his hides! Very clever and plenty of TBs in there - some to take back to Southampton. Tftc!


lParent: GC3E33E
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Me finally admitting defeat! me and my friend have looked over 5 times for this cache without luck 99% sure tits not there at all as we have looked all over the park in where the co-or are and also where the hint is!


lParent: GC3E33E
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There is no bin at GZ.... Visited on a day of a fete, but thankfully everyone was looking in the opposite direction.  Had a really good look in the roots of both trees (in case GPS was off).


lParent: GC3E33E
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I had hoped to find my 11 th cache today on mother's day came with my 10 year old daughter, my in laws live in Wellington rd. The kids love the park. It's kept lovely however came away disappointed after digging among the lovely holes under the roots. Btw. There isn't a significant near bin can co please clarify


lParent: GC3E33E
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I'm not happy. I'm not happy at all.
Wondered through the dark looking for trees with exposed roots, only found two of any consequence, not a bin in sight, nor a cache to be found. We may have lost this battle, but we won't lose the war; will return during daylight hours...


lParent: GC3E33E
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#1925 - Having got the bit between my teeth yesterday for clearing caches close to my home co-ordinates, I couldn't resist this cache when I realised my last appointment of the day was not too far away.  I thought the cache was riverside initially and luckily for my the gates were closed and padlocked.  I therefore had to find another way to access the cache and quickly realised it wasn't riverside at all but in the park.

On a hot day there were lots of muggles around and I was besuited, but as is often the case this worked to my advantage because people thought I was on official business.  I am glad the cache was located to the rear of the site where I could at least get a bit of privacy, and it was quickly in hand after a lightning quick search.

Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC3E33E
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10:05    Accompanied by DrDnMe   **Cache #4262**

Travelled up from Kent for a couple of caches with just two characters in the name & this was our second venue of the day  [:I]
Nice local facilities were very much appreciated  [;)]
At GZ no bin, but spotted the potential. Unfortunately disturbed an ant's nest & moved around to avoid them & luckily a bit of poking by DrD came up trumps   [8D]

TFTC.  SL.


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Did a pretty thorough search of the area, but no luck today. GPS kept leading to one area which looked likely given the clue, but a fingertip search turned up nothing.


lParent: GC5N88B
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With gpatt.  This took a while, we were looking for something a little bigger.  Gpatt eventually spotted it.  TFTC


lParent: GC5N88B
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TFTC good one. At first we were stuck. Lindylou even got out of the wheelchair and hopped around on the crutches risking getting bogged down at the  water's edge.  Then we read the hint properly and it was a good one. Staring us in the face ... Literally. Cheers


lParent: GC5N88B
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Sad to report a DNF. Hunted hard for this one in many of the likely spots. but was beaten today. :-(


lParent: GC5N88B
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Out on a nice sunny day with my daughter Kim(froggie25) and our friend Richard(richmald). This is the second set of driveby's and short walks this afternoon. We drove here and parked the car and after a short walk to GZ and studying the hint I found  the cache and signed us in as team RFJ  these are our caching initials, TFTC.


lParent: GC5N88B
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Quickly spotted once we got close to GZ with my Dad aka Joeytjap and good friend Richard aka Richmald.  Signed in as TeamRFJ.


lParent: GC5N88B
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Hiding in plain view good cache. Nice day to go caching, pleasant walk with Froggie25 & Joeytjap :-)


lParent: GC5N88B
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I came for this cache once before but the clouds opened up with a heavy downfall. Today was a spring day and no fishermen. I worked out the hint and as soon as I had found the right tree it all fell into place. TFTC


lParent: GC46ZJ9
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We visited camping Abbey Wood every year since 2009. Today we decided to get some caches around this place. We had a very nice walk on a nice day, and found a lot of :) caches. Nice cache! TFTC!


lParent: GC46ZJ9
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Frotbeij and Toireasa found the Hippo still with evrything attached to it [:P], never seen such a cache before and never knew that they lived overhere [:D]


lParent: GC46ZJ9
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Not as dangerous looking as our hippos on the Zambezi back home - just as well otherwise we wouldn't have been able to retrieve this cache!  Greetings from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe


lParent: GC4RY10
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tftfc found a strange being trying to creep around and found some chocolate biscuits waiting for us at the cache


lParent: GC4RY10
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Came back to find today as last time it was dark and I couldn't see much. Great hiding place. TFTC. Found with Yondangirl


lParent: GC5R5RP
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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick find.

Saw some interesting slugs on the sidewalk.

Thanks [blue]turnyt[/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: GC5R5RP
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Having a bad day at the office, so decided to get out clear my head, and pick up another Cache in Ealing.

I have a 2.5 hour commute into Ealing from Essex, Mon-Fri, so use my route in/home and lunch times to find caches around the Ealing area, and across London on my way back to Liverpool Street station in the evenings.

Slightly mis-judged how far this was from my Office though, and turned out to be 1.4km to GZ, but once I had pressed start, decided to carry on with my Hike. I only get 30 Mins for lunch, but ended up being out for around 40-45 Mins.

Had to wait for Several cars to pass before picking up cache, once I'd crossed t the correct side of the bridge it was a fairly quick find. GPS on me I-Phone has been jumping about all week, and then a few Muggles approached, and were slow to pass, before I could return container to its hiding place once signed!

TFTC

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Tuesday, 19 May 2015 at 20:46:19 UTC.


lParent: GC5R5RP
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QEF and the first of seven on a cycling trip up to Hanwell this afternoon to collect my 15th anniversary souvenir.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1298


lParent: GC5R5RP
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A beautiful sunny April afternoon, ideal for a bit of geocaching in the area before attending a nearby caching event in the evening. I would have found this cache quicker if I hadn't been distracted by the trains passing below. T4TC
TrainSPLOTer


lParent: GC5R5RP
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After the earlier embarrassment it seemed a good idea to find another of the CO's caches all by myself! Quickly had this in hand, surprisingly quiet for a lovely spring evening. TFTC


lParent: GC5R5RP
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[:)][:)]FTF 10:56 FTF [:)][:)]

This one popped up this morning and we thought 'that's handy, we can collect this one on Thursday when we attend the event.' However at 10:30 it was still showing as unfound and so Mrs S ventured out, found a nearby parking spot and also found a nice clean log. Signed and sealed with the sun beaming down tftc

This entry was edited by smithcox on Tuesday, 21 April 2015 at 16:16:14 UTC.

This entry was edited by smithcox on Tuesday, 21 April 2015 at 16:18:22 UTC.


lParent: GC5R5RP
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Shudda cudda wudda.... A quick detour to work this morning would have seen me FTF but I'll take 2TF

TFTC Turnyt finally got around to placing your sidetracks


lParent: GC1NJ9Z
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Just about to log as DNF when our grandpa found a branch covered in ivy and my brother found the cache. Left a little thing.


lParent: GC4TZZW
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Roaring with delight that I found this one. Couldn't get to the log as its pushed in too far, but did take a photo. :)


lParent: GC4TZZW
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#1759 Took a while but we found it eventually. Very well hidden! Couldn't extract log as no tweezers so couldn't sign. Took photo as evidence! TFTC


lParent: GC4TZZW
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After last nights dnf in the dark I thought it would be a great idea to go back in the pouring rain! I am clearly an idiot! However, I was joined by another person as daft as me! I really could kick myself because if I had just looked a few inches from where I was shining the torch last night I'd have got it. No werewolves were sighted today, just a Muzza. Great cache! Thanks


lParent: GC4TZZW
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Having been stuck in all day with a poorly small person I thought I'd escape to try and find this one and Miss Summers.  It was still light when I got here but as I was searching where I thought it might be it got very dark. I then convinced myself that a murderer was lurking in the bushes, or a bear or other ferocious creature. I decided I couldn't search one part as it was quite overgrown and if the murdered/bear/lion/werewolf jumped out at me I would be stuck. I left and went on to the next one. I will be back for this one!


lParent: GC4TZZW
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Everything as it should be but entrance from Shirkey Hilks to GZ very overgrown. A tad of Rhododendron pruning but it is really well hidden and remember not on the fence. The name helps??


lParent: GC4TZZW
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Today out caching with Muzzadazzler who kindly offered to take me caching in the woods, caches that previously had eluded me. I had been searching there previously but due to having a torch this time, I was able to find it. Without it, it will need to be very bright to see it. Logbook very small and fiddly to get out. Tweezers would be helpful. TFTC


lParent: GC1DAAJ
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Didn't immediately spot the cache.
Three minutes later, having exhausted any possible alternative, I looked
a bit closer.
TFTC


lParent: GC1DAAJ
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Quickly found the required numbers and headed off to gz for a straightforward find. Thank you for bringing us here tftc


lParent: GC1DAAJ
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As soon as we entered this cemetery it started raining again, and heavily! 
Good we had umbrellas and hoods, so we decided to carry on caching in the rain. [:)]
The all important numbers were collected in no time and the cache found quickly due to the helpful hint. 
We signed the log and return the cache in its safe place. Clever hide! [:)]
TFTC!


lParent: GC1DAAJ
lText:
TFTC

took me to a place in Hanwell I have not been before. After figuring out the missing coordinates, I found the cache quickly, all tucked away! Log is bone dry and easy to sign


lParent: GC1DAAJ
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Continuing my new year cache resolution and filled in my grid for the day. A nice half an hour spent in a deserted cemetery.


lParent: GC1DAAJ
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Popped along to collect this one on my bike today after tackling the CM in the posher Westminster cemetery over the road last week.   Cache is safe and sound in its hiding place.   TFTC!   [:)]
#779


lParent: GC1DAAJ
lText:
As mentioned by previous cachers, I was approached by officials from the cemetery during my escapades  here but they were okay after we'd talked. 
Information was gleaned, numbers crunched and walk towards the GZ....it's amazing how one cemetery differs from another, especially as they are in so close proximity...this one is very overgrown and unkempt[V]
Got to the GZ and no cache, used the hint and still no cache, looked a couple of on-line pictures and still no cache[:(]


lParent: GC1DAAJ
lText:
Having a break from work and as I am working between Reading and London at the moment. I decided to take the train down to Drayton Green.

Quite a long way down from the station to the cemetery but it was a very nice walk. Also enjoyed walking around the cemetery and picking up the clues  

With the final coordinates in hand I made my way down to GZ and made a quick find. All is well with the cache. Always nice to pick up a church micro too. TFTC.


lParent: GC1DAAJ
lText:
I initially had a but of a stutter here as I didn't fully understand the questions but a walk round and all became clear. 
Cache easily found and returned to its hook. TfTc


lParent: GC5QGYJ
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I've arrived a little early for work so I thought I'd grab a couple of local caches. 

Last time I was here I couldn't find it but today I went straight to it. 

TFTC


lParent: GC5QGYJ
lText:
Even on a Sunday morning I had to wait for the lights to change before replacing the cache, but simple find. TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC5QGYJ
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Enjoyed this cache, although it took us longer to get to the logbook than find the cache! (Take from that what you will) gets a favourite point from us! The only downside was we had to go all the way back to the car for a pen! TFTC


lParent: GC4TD4M
lText:
Found with Curious71 & Kate Yay. Really enjoyed this one. We had a good picnic in the park first, met some friendly frisbee-ers then went off to find the cache. Good teamwork! Tftc.


lParent: GC4TD4M
lText:
Green**    A very rare Letterbox cache.  Perfect for our quest.  Didn't find the stamp, but they often don't last very long  ....   TFTC


lParent: GC4TD4M
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Bit difficult to get to this one, but made it in the end, and thankful for a long reach, tftc, green ball


lParent: GC4TD4M
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Yay!  Found it!  With Aouda Sophie and Kate Yay!

Having a girlie evening with friends, we visited Lloyd Park for the first time.  Nat Bat, the friend we were visiting is a massive fan of Dr Who, so we were all very excited to spot that there was a Dr Who cache in her local park.

We had a lovely picnic, tried Frisby Golf, picked and ate blackberries and found this delightful cache.

I think this may be my first letterbox cache.

I'm going to award a favourite because its a great cache in a great place and enjoyed with friends.

TFTC
Happy Days [:D]


lParent: GC4TD4M
lText:
While being in London in our holiday, we found this Letterbox. We have cached already a bit in London in previous visits, but never a letterbox. So we actively pursued finding one today. At first I tried to reach the box from the street, but soon the plants were blocking my way so hard I returned to the street. Then I had a good look on the map and on the listing. After reading a few logs I decided to try it from the cricket field. Taking this way the cache could not hide for long.

Thanks from SEUL


lParent: GC4TD4M
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Since the Time Lord is very old no one could be as old as him [:)]. Lovely old tree to climb which I managed easily. Is it here? No? Course it is. Hehe. 
Tftc


lParent: GC46ZKX
lText:
We visited camping Abbey Wood every year since 2009. Today we decided to get some caches around this place. We had a very nice walk on a nice day, and found a lot of :) caches. TFTC!


lParent: GC46ZKX
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa found this cache at the given coordinates and with the given hints, one of a series for us at Abbey Wood.


lParent: GC1JBJE
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Tried once before with no luck. Luckily met the owner a few weeks ago and he told me where it would be so found it :) TFTC


lParent: GC1JBJE
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Not sure if the GPS was taking us to the right place as the hint wasn't making much sense to us.  Had a good search regardless  but couldn't find anything.


lParent: GC1JBJE
lText:
After camping overnight at Scout Park our Explorers are on the annual Monopoly Run organised by GLN Scouts.  The Leaders thought they would take the opportunity for a geocaching day.  TFTC.


lParent: GC1JBJE
lText:
Nice!!
As i was delivering to Lawsons up the road, and the Xxl cachemobile had no chance getting a ticket, I asked if I could slope off for 5 mins to get this one.
Wearing my hi-vis, I brazenly went for this one.
Nice hide and tftc!!


lParent: GC1JBJE
lText:
I was working in Whetstone today and grabbed this one during my lunchbreak, finding it in the second place I looked. Nice hint. I signed the log and replaced as found. Tftc.


lParent: GC1DAC6
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Made a simple error where I only read the first name.
That meant ten minutes going round in a circle until I was able
to rectify my mistake.
The cache was a quick find after a short walk.
TFTC


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
We parked alongside the required numbers and headed off for a straightforward find. A very well - tended cemetery tftc


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
What a horrible weather today! Very windy and rainy! but all day at home with kids? - impossible! So as soon as it stopped raining we hopped into the car and off we went to Hanwell to grab some new Church Micro caches to our collection. [:)]
We found Hannah straight away and after that we walked to the cache which was in our hands in no time. 
TFTC!


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
A day up in the big city (well, within the M25) to cycle the WFT series with 1gowild.... . we took a diversion down the Grand Union to the Thames and now we were meandering back along the roads....

Wow, this graveyard was amazing- so many large fine memorials, and so tightly packed as well. We soon got the necessary information, and the cache was found just where we thought it would be. I didn't understand the second part of the hint, though.

Cache number 65 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
Cycling around the Hanwell area with SeekingSalters heading back towards the WTF we just had to stop to find this one. TFTC


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
TFTC

found the information after walking straight past it at the beginning! Got to GZ and had to use hint, which is a little confusing TBH

Found after a few minutes searching :)


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
A few caches that have been on my to do list for some time.
Glad I came out today. Thanks for some fine hunting. TFTC.


lParent: GC1DAC6
lText:
New year, new resolution : Do some non-traditional caches. Graveyard empty on new years day, was lovely. Found Hannah with ease and thus the cache shortly afterwards.


lParent: GC3GW6R
lText:
Out for a after work walk around Norman Park, I parked up and walked over to this cache, a nice easy spot here. TFTC


lParent: GC24KEG
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 really enjoyed this clever and sneaky hide [:)] TFTC, it gets a FP from me [:)]


lParent: GC24KEG
lText:
~10h30 Second DNF here after the first two years ago. Looked intensively for nearly 20 minutes before giving up and moving on . . . this is surely a tricky hide as I thought I looked everywhere possible . . . but obviously not enough!


lParent: GC24KEG
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. 

Clever hint and hide. Worth a favi. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 16:41


lParent: GC24KEG
lText:
We weren't intending to do any caching this evening, just have a walk down to the lock and enjoy the fresh air. When we got there, the app revealed a cache less than 50 feet away, so what else could we do? Sadly we hadn't got a pen with us so weren't able to sign the log. Found with Alecmonty. TFTC.


lParent: GC40EDW
lText:
Found with Fay, R+R, Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 before starting our next Wherigo. 
We were searching one area but then saw another place more likely. Just as I was heading there, Fay gad found it!
TFTC!


lParent: GC3Y8H2
lText:
Final possibility on the way back to the car - but no luck again!  We obviously haven't got our caching specs on today.


lParent: GC3Y8H2
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Sneaky hide but a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8H2
lText:
Walked to GZ only to find the owners of the house right next door outside tending their garden. Had a quick scan of the obvious places, but no luck. Next time!


lParent: GC3Y8H2
lText:
Not going to catch us with this one!   Fabulous series  - one still to find though .....we're clearly not as clever as Jimthebee ......  Series gets a favourite from us for some clever hides that really made us work!   TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8H2
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - mrs sceatsie likes this sort of cache - but nearly missed this one - very sneaky tftc


lParent: GC4CKP3
lText:
check today, and new dry log placed in cache...  PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE NO CLUES IN THIS CACHE


lParent: GC4CKP3
lText:
The log on this one is soaking - unable to sign but can say it was in bigger container / flame bringer! TFTC


lParent: GC4CKP3
lText:
Found the cache with no trouble but, as mentioned in previous logs, the paper was really wet and no letters in this one. Thanks for hiding. J.


lParent: GC49073
lText:
Popped up this morning to see the house owner to pick up some travelbugs for my trip to the block party, thought id get this one whilst there! Tftc!


lParent: GC49073
lText:
It started last december as a personal innocent idea in Brussels and in no time it became another great adventure for The Conspiracy in the UK. The Creepy Crawlies and Poekie64, together with Boer&Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers, Styxcaver, Riemse Rakkers, Sergeant Pain and PatLePirat had a wonderfull weekend in South East London. Supported by a chefs breakfast, an oversized roadbook and good humor we visited lots of superb caches. For some of them we needed a bit of madness or balls of steel :-). At the end a rocky boat back to Calais was waiting. We all feel this must be the start of a lovely friendship on both sides of The Channel. Many thanks to everybody and see you next time around our place!

To finish our first day and make the link with Brussels / Sludge bucker a complete success, we logged this beauty. Thank you for the warm feelings / welcome!


lParent: GC49073
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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
 


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: GC49073
lText:
On December 12th the conspiracy got their annual gastronomic rendez-vous, to give our wives something in return for the days, weeks and months they have to miss their fantastic husbands [:D].
On that same evening, Poekie64 spoke with such fire of a meeting he had with the creepy crawlies in Brussels on a M&G, and he told us that he had received an invite to head over the sea to visit London. Everybody got caught up in the plan of staying over one weekend, and slowly but steadily a weekend got pinned down. And this was it… the conspiracy had set of for an amazing experience, and a fantastic meet with the very lovely and extremely hospitable and warm folks of the creepy crawlies.
During these amazing two days we got showered with love and care by our hosts and got to know each other better, and together with them we got the company of two other fantastic people, the master breakfast chef Boer&Brit, and the really fantastic Biggin Hill Flyers. They joined us through our ambitious planning, and showed us some great new locations along the way. We shared many stories and laughter along the road, and as the time flew by, many great memories to those people were added to my happy moments in life. Thanks for that. As a am thanking (in an Oscar award like way) all the people that made this weekend so unforgettable, I also want to thank the great people we met at our M&G. And last but not least, my friends and buddies from the conspiracy, who always make an adventure of a caching day or a caching trip.
Conclusion… the weekend was amazing, but short, but I feel that friendship bonds are made strong, and I hope to see you all once again, to redo what we did this weekend. 
Big thanks and hugs to all of you!

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And now I'll start my praises for those who made our weekend challenging as well: the CO's and their fabulous caches [^]
As we drove up to the house where we would be staying for the weekend, we passed this beautifull lit church. So one more cache (in the form of a church micro/multi) before hitting the sack.

TFTC!


lParent: GC49073
lText:
And there we were, we finally reached ‘the other side’ [^]. We had been looking out for this weekend for quite some time now. What originally started as ‘we have an invitation from 2 friendly UK cachers to come over some time’ was turning into a solid plan. We all highlighted some preferred caches (mainly those with a challenging D/T combination [;)]), solved some mysteries, looked for interesting places to visit, composed an (over-?) loaded road book (thx PLP) and before we knew it, we were on the boat to Dover. 
To make a long story short, we had a magnificent weekend! Yes, the Conspiracy is a team of great friends, so the basics are there. But more, the hospitality, care and company given to us from Boer&Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers and especially The Creepy Crawlies are indescribable… THANKS A MILLION for everything you did for us this weekend guys! See you soon in Belgium [:)]

It was getting late, and after the official meet & greet at the CC’s, we got our luggage out of the car. A perfect time to log this nicely hidden Church Micro. Thanks for this one.
TFTC.


lParent: GC49073
lText:
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!

This entry was edited by Sergeant Pain on Sunday, 05 April 2015 at 12:25:56 UTC.


lParent: GC49073
lText:
visited the Creepy Crawlies today for a lesson so couldn't help but pick up this cache thank you for placing the cache.


lParent: GC295ZT
lText:
Out in the drizzle today to pick up a few odd caches.  Mr Ganet had found and signed this by the time I'd finished reading the nearby plaque.   Too smart.


lParent: GC295ZT
lText:
Out in West Wickham waiting for my daughter to finish up a nearby pizza party so just had to pick up a few to pass the time. Nice hide and thanks. 

Logged using c:geo.  Cache number 653


lParent: GC295ZT
lText:
Out today doing deliveries, stopped nearby on my lunch break and headed over to this one. I had to wait quite a while for muggles to go past before grabbing this one. TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
SL.TFTC. Lady at first set of co-ords looked at me with great suspicion as I gathered the info. needed for GZ. Don't think she believed my story about being on a "treasure hunt". I must have looked like a wrong'un planning to pinch something!


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
Out on yet another lunchtime caching trip to Chislehurst. This was the first cache of the day. The coordinates were worked out earlier in the week without too much difficulty but didn't have time to collect the cache at the time. I wasn't 100% convinced I had the coordinates spot on but once I arrived at GZ today the hint left me in little doubt. It was a fairly quick find one I'd found the right post in this nice secluded spot. TFTC!


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
Found after a short rummage as quite a tricky hide but didn't expect anything less from the co.  All good fun in the freezing cold today.  TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
We came with The Biggin Hill Flyers for a short afternoon of Post-Chrimbo caching to blow away some cobwebs.  I think they got frozen, not blown away. [;)]

A tricky hide (once again) but quickly found.  Don't want to hang around too long in this chilly weather.   TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
Collected the info and set off for GZ. It was nice to find this lovely park that we did not know about before.
TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
Worked out the final coordinates during a previous morning cycle a few weeks back, and found during this morning's cycle.

Found in the first place i wanted to look, but i spent a few minutes ensuring i first had the right approach and GZ before having a proper look. Oh well.

Thanks for the cache and for keeping the streak alive.


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
I came over while Mr H was at work the other day, and picked up the required info for the off-set caches in this area, took all the info home and did the sums at home.

Came back today to find the caches. Quick find

TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPX
lText:
Enjoying a well overdue day out caching with the silver-tongued redirected male on what turned out to be a lovely spring day.

Having completed the Kemnal Kwik Step it we decided to collect a few other local caches before heading to our afternoon walk. RM had been here before so had already worked out the numbers for GZ but not found the cache. Once at GZ it didn't take us long to locate the cache.

SL, TFTC!!


lParent: GC408QJ
lText:
Funnily enough, on the way back to the car stopped off to look for this one and found it with not trouble.


lParent: GC408QJ
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Co-ords were about 12m out for me today so searched a few wrong trees but it was a quick find once found the right one. TFTC


lParent: GC408QJ
lText:
Easy find here - nearing the end of the day and starting to flag now ...... definitely out of caching practice ....  TFTC


lParent: GC408QJ
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - quick find once the parked car had moved on tftc


lParent: GC1JN7V
lText:
Having checked with CO I was looking in the right place and now the cache has been replaced - so now my DNF can become a Found :) Went out and signed it this evening.


lParent: GC1JN7V
lText:
Found the information - but not the cache. Not 100% sure - will have to check with the cache owner to see if I was on point or not.


lParent: GC1JN7V
lText:
Out with 1260smc after ringing here. Numbers found easily enough. The GPS then sent us the wrong side of the fence - twice! Got there in the end for a good hide. TFTC


lParent: GC4J25J
lText:
I tried searching for this one yesterday and was sure I had the right spot but it didn't show itself. This time I decided to dig deeper and bingo! Since it was last discovered the container had been buried in rotting organic matter.  If you find the spot then you'll know what I mean so keep looking! Nice hide!  Just be careful of the bramble stem! !


lParent: GC4J25J
lText:
Although it was further into the woods as anticipated, I gave it a go as it was still light. The tree was quickly found and soon after the cache in hand. TFTC


lParent: GC5PK59
lText:
After success with the pipeline I continued round to this one but no success here. Found a small pencil but no cache.


lParent: GC5PK59
lText:
Sat here and decided that I'd quite like to buy one of the houses opposite the cache. Must win lottery. TFTC.


lParent: GC5PK59
lText:
Out on a nice sunny day with my daughter Kim(froggie25) and our friend Richard(richmald) we met up in Erith and worked out a route over coffee and cakes. This is the second set of driveby's and short walks this afternoon and it is still going well for us. We drove here and parked the car and after a short walk to GZ Kim spotted the cache and she signed us in as team RFJ as these are our caching initials, TFTC.


lParent: GCH2NF
lText:
Goodness me, deep through the brambles and holly I found this with the help of stickoflauge.  All a bit damp but still signable    And at least 10m out for me. 
Tftc


lParent: GCH2NF
lText:
I was back in the area today as part of the London loop walk. So many silver birches around here but luckily it took only a few minutes to find the right one. Thanks for keeping this old cache going!


lParent: GCH2NF
lText:
Bit of a search for this one, but found ok.
Drained out the water and dried a bit and replaced everything back in cache

TFTC


lParent: GC55Y4P
lText:
Had to call it a day when it started to get dark.  I have a feeling this might be a real horrible one to get, but that probably won't stop me coming back at some point!


lParent: GC55Y4P
lText:
Came out today to rectify a few DNFs. Failed dismally with the first but found the second. Then came here for this one. Searched for about 20 minutes but failed to find it. I'm not good with micros in foliage.


lParent: GC55Y4P
lText:
#3133 15:25
Second attempt here, and finally a success. I admit I should have noticed this on my first visit, but oh well. In my defense, it does blend in quite well, and my GPS was pointing somewhere else, which given the tree cover is not that surprising I suppose.
As I've said in my log for another nearby cache, nanos in woods/parks certainly are not my favourite type of cache, but each to their own, I guess.
Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC55Y4P
lText:
Needed a cache for today but this wasn't going to be the one.  Had to wait ages before I could search as a group of muggles decided to have a meeting just where I needed to leave the path. Took the opportunity to walk round the lake.  They had gone when I finished the circuit. After all that It seems I wasn't quite looking in the right places as reading the logs have a different idea of where to look.  One for another day!


lParent: GC17XEM
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find. By now we are keeping up with the barge so we had to wait a bit for them to pass so we could collect the log and sign it. Cache replaced as found. Very peaceful along here. We must do a barge holiday.

Thank you [blue]rodz[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. Also had a some great walks in Chiswick and Langley Parks as well as along the WTF series.

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC17XEM
lText:
Found with turnyt
TFTC

This entry was edited by Trackable Wife on Wednesday, 17 June 2015 at 14:35:32 UTC.


lParent: GC17XEM
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On a lazy Sunday, I thought I would try and complete the WTF series and grab the ones I missed last time ... 2nd attempt 

I came to GZ last time and could not find the hint item as I was looking for something a lot larger! After a short search I found something that could fit the bill and to my pleasure the cache wasn't far away!

Tftc


lParent: GC17XEM
lText:
This took us a while. Confused by telegraph pole. Then we investigated various other poles further afield from the coordinates. Suddenly minicacher made the find near GZ. Remains indeed!
TFTC! 
4 May 2015 12:43


lParent: GC17XEM
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 the hint item, I don't know if I wasn't looking hard enough but couldn't see the wood for the trees!!

21/25 on the trail today

TFTC #314


lParent: GC17XEM
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....

An easy find here- this is quite a good stretch for us.

Cache number 19 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC396C6
lText:
#47th cache found on the 20th of May 2015.

Nice easy find as part of my run 'n cache.  Log dry as a bone.  Signed.  TTFC.

Went to Barking park afterwards which is great.  I'm going to go there again.


lParent: GC396C6
lText:
With the aid of my best friend my name was added to the log . She has a hawk eye for this kinda thing . Tftc


lParent: GC1PNMV
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 25.167 W 000° 17.616

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 25.169 W 000° 17.646

Distance from original: 114.4 feet or 34.9 meters.
Changed coordinates ( closer to original cache)


lParent: GC1PNMV
lText:
Oh flip flop! The cache has been half inched. Will have to rethink this cache before I replace again as I don't have shares in nano's. Sorry folks


lParent: GC1PNMV
lText:
Found but didn't sign log. Spotted a False widow spider nesting so kept my distance. Pic added as proof. TFTC!


lParent: GC275A9
lText:
Great geocache!!! I came here second time as I couldn't find it first time. With the help of our kids we managed to locate it!!!
It's definitely there!


lParent: GC563G3
lText:
Probably we were in the right GZ and find the possible hiding place, but we couldn't manage to find it. We will give it another go next time!


lParent: GC563G3
lText:
Initial search revealed nothing, but the the GPS settled and I came to a more accommodating place. Quick find using my bag to accommodate the cache while I signed the smiley logbook. Shame I neglected to bring any TBs as the cache is a very generous  size. TFTC


lParent: GC5VDRJ
lText:
Live just round the corner and we have looked every time we walk past but can't find it, might need a photo clue! :)


lParent: GC5VDRJ
lText:
Looks like someone had a bin fire not far from GZ not long ago, but the cache is unaffected & I used clever Mike leaned as cover while muggles walked past. TFTC


lParent: GC5VDRJ
lText:
Out caching with a muggle friend this afternoon we had already finished for the day when we saw that we were going to walk close by this one.
We took the quick detour and grabbed it before heading to the nearby pub for a well earned refresher that my friend used to frequent. Unfortunately when we got there the service was poor and the heads on the beers were over an inch deep! Scandalous.


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Came to Mill Hill today as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool.  Thank you for placing in such a pretty place. Found with Gbplus1.


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Grabbed this little fella today on wee trip down memory lane for geobinky.
Found with Geobinky of course!!
GPEC (gracias por el cache!


lParent: GC24MP8
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.

This isn't the nicest area I've ever seen, but city geocaching isn't always about nice places. After two DNFs I expected a long search, but I found this one quite quickly. The hint helps a lot as the coordinates weren't 100% exact for me. 

Hint for next cachers : ] It's easier to see it from the road side.


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Compass all over the place and, as previous finder had noted, this area is full of rubbish. Could have been any one of about 20 places . Thanks for bringing me to this park though.


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Looked for ages...found the big dead tree ...moves every bit of bark (!) and log (!) and rat (!!!) but alas couldn't find:(


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Not the nicest of locataions with all the debris around. And also getting quite overgrown. Not much luck initially, but the dicided to take advantage that the fence was down to investigate at the 'back' and at the perimeter of my search area spotted the cache it its 'doggy bag'. TFTC


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Second target of the morning and I was apprehensive here too with the last log entry. Walking up to GZ and wow, yes, there's a lot of rubbish spread about, including two wooden chairs that I wouldn't recommend sitting on to admire the view. However, I still searched for cache and it was soon located; helped by the fact that it was hanging out of its bag, which was in turn was dangling from its resting place. Contents are all fine, despite the fact that the clip on the lid is broken. SL. TNLN. Re-wrapped container and placed securely in hiding place.

On retreating from GZ, I took in the great views including the Wembley arch and Harrow-on-the-Hill - which is a bit nostalgic for me as that is where I found my first FTF.

TFTC


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
So much debris up here such a shame. Can owner please check the cache still exists. ... great views but couldn't find. Shame


lParent: GC24MP8
lText:
Wow, this was a tough one for us. Managed to find it eventually using the help given in the comments. TFTC!


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
This took us ages to find as the GPS really doesn't  like the trees! Found the yellow  string and the cache! TFTC


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
We visited camping Abbey Wood every year since 2009. Today we decided to get some caches around this place. We had a very nice walk on a nice day, and found a lot of :) caches. We had to look quite a while for this one, but then we recognised the tree from the spoiler pic. TFTC!


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa found this cache after some searching in the woods. It is not close to a path and the trees made it hard for our Garmin to find the exact spot, but with the hint and some logical thinking we found it. One our first in the UK, thanks.


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
This was the hardest of the day for us, loads of tree cover caused gps problems so searched over a bigger area, the string didn't stand out but spotted in the end. TFTC


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
certainly well of piste, walked all around never getting close until e found a little path, tftc-good hide


lParent: GC46ZM5
lText:
Took a lot of searching to find this one. Glad to have found this one before the brambles get any thicker!  TFTC


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
DNF - was really overgrown and a bit creepy! Our mummy was spooked by the abandoned tent so we came out. Will try again sometime :)


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
Found it, after some trailblazing! Very overgrown at the moment, you need stout shoes and long trousers. Terrain more like a 3. There is an old abandoned tent nearby. May not be suitable for younger children. TFTC :)


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
Not ideal to do this cache if the weather has been wet and long trousers needed unlike my cropped trousers today!!! TFTC


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
Blimey - wading through thigh high nettles isn't my favourite pasttime, but it had to be done! No stings (just for once) and a quick find once at GZ. Thank you and greetings from Cyprus.


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
Found this cache of Siloans sometime ago and wanted to visit with Aventura TB before heading off to the French Alps with it.


lParent: GCMEW0
lText:
Second find of the day, a short walk from where I had parked up. GPS playing up a bit but common sense soon found me the cache. Cache and contents in good condition, can't believe I am the FTF this cache for 7 months.


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Quick easy find, though had to nip back to the car for a pen which luckily wasn't too far away! TFTC


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Battery on phone fading fast as we looked for this one, but approaching GZ you can see the likely location.

This was a nice quick find and signalled our turn towards home north of the river. Log signed DB489 and Philly.

TFTC


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
GPS most confused but it was where we first thought it would be. Had to disturb a few spiders and snails! TFTC


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Sure that we were in the right place but maybe it's fallen off?  Will return with torch and long stick


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Straightforward find, although I needed to keep my eyes open as there was filming nearby. What a Carry On! Signed as RPadge to save space.


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Finally found a good day and good time to find this cache. Had an idea where it should be but the GPS Andy eyes couldn't find it. Finally after a second look I could see it. TFTC


lParent: GC5D8WH
lText:
Staying in Twickenham at the Travelodge for a couple of nights with work and as the sun was shining on Tuesday evening I went for a walk along the river. I bemoaned the fact that despite it being a lovely evening I had left my gps back at home in the Midlands.

But this evening I thought I would give it a go anyway. I looked for a couple of caches by where I went last night and this was one. I remembered the park so looked at the location on the map and gave it a go.

When I arrived at the park and knowing it was a nano I knew there was only one place that could be GZ. It then didn't take me long to locate the cache. Had to be careful signing the log as there were a few walkers around. But really pleased to have found this one! :-)

TFTC.


lParent: GC3Y8HC
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Though knew where this would be and was right. Nice hide though. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8HC
lText:
Mr Ganet was paddling in the stream by the time I arrived at GZ.  No clue what he was doing as he clambered back on terra firma with no sign of the cache.  After a short search I decided to go for it .... yippee - what was he playing it?    TFTC  Fave point from me - mainly because you beat the old man with this one!!  shhh, don't tell ...


lParent: GC3Y8HC
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - I wasn't even going to look at this one - this is a mr sceatsie cache - but.............................. this was going to be cache 13 of the day and I didn't want cache 13 to be number 13 - so off I went to number 12 - loved it - would normally make mr sceatsie do this sort of cache - great cache - found it easily - didn't get wet just a muddy knee - fave point from me tftc


lParent: GC3Y8HC
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, where the weather surprisingly behaved itself!  The aim was to complete the rest of the series that I hadn't done on a previous visit last year and for my caching friends to do the lot! - T4TC [:)]

Oh it's great fun being a troll, but the cache was soon in hand! [:)]


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

A nice quick find thanks to accurate coordinates.

We are currently attempting a 365 day streak. This cache is the closest to our UK "home" so we have been saving it to fill a rainy day. This is our last cache before leaving for South Africa tonight. Glad to tick it off at last.

Thank you [blue]turnyt[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. We did the paper work replaced the cache  as found.

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. We did a trip to the Isle of Wight today. First time on a ferry! We have also found caches in Greater London, (most in Central London), the Isle of Wight, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. Also had a some great walks in Chiswick and Langley Parks as well as along the WTF series. This is our last day in the UK before returning to South Africa

We have brought our trackables along for the visit, plus some we are moving for others.
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[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
Nice easy find in this deserted corner of the world.  Good coords meant I didn't need a hint.  TFTC #1909


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
Tough one this. Found it shortly before it was relocated. Took a while as someone had placed it what they thought was a better place
TFTC


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 31.352 W 000° 19.891

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 31.359 W 000° 19.894

Distance from original: 44.2 feet or 13.5 meters.
Move because over growth of brambles


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
Nice quick find this morning. As described. Tftc

GSI.ROCKS  http://gsi.rocks


This entry was edited by BluUK.GSI on Tuesday, 28 July 2015 at 10:00:37 UTC.


lParent: GC5R5QW
lText:
Took a few minutes to locate this one, but thankfully the area was pretty quiet this afternoon.   Replaced exactly as found, although the cache is in view (from the right angle).   TFTC!   [:)]
#1299


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Kemnal Kwick Step looked like a doable small loop after visiting Eltham Palace - but we started with a DNF


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Out with 1260smc heading towards the Scadbury Park challenge caches. First though we tried to complete another one about different cache sizes. This unknown helped with that and of course it's always nice to correct a DNF.
Someone was in their allotment on the other side of the fence but even though I think the hedge had been trimmed since I was last here, he was just out of sight for searching. Thought was going to DNF again and then spotted sometime not quite right and the cache was quickly in hand. Log damp and could do with a dry out but signable none the less. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Out with 1260rjc today to go and collect as many of the challenges at Scadbury Park that we qualify for.  For one, we need varying different sized containers in one day.  This one helped us towards our mission. It nearly beat us again, but rjc was pretty determined that he wasn't going to be defeated this time.  We had to be very quiet as there was an elderly gentleman just the other side of the fence pottering around his allotment.  Rjc was very happy when he called me over to see the sneaky blighter.  Have a Fav Pt
Thanks for placing.


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Only DNF of the walk. Had a good search but it wasn't revealing itself today. Will be back for another go sometime.


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Tried this one last year and spent ages looking.  Today, no problem - coords spot on, went straight to GZ, and there it was.   Have to wonder what we were playing at last time ....  excellent hide.  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8P0
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - didn't find this one - gave it a good look but someone was tinkering with their car behind me - no idea - sadly dnf for me today


lParent: GC4K5CC
lText:
Found on my way to the nearby Toby Carvery for a family dinner.  A nice easy find although I was interrupted while signing the log as a muggle wanted to know the time.  Once he disappeared I signed and returned the log to its hidey-hole.  TFTC!


lParent: GC4K5CC
lText:
upgraded to a found following confirmation that the original was missing and in agreement of CO
fourth DNF find in a row. Not good, hope it is me as searched a likely looking hint item

This entry was edited by buzio on Friday, 17 July 2015 at 19:50:59 UTC.


lParent: GC4VPJH
lText:
Nice easy find when the teenage boy waiting for a lift moved away - really difficult to extract the cache but got there in the end tftc


lParent: GC39NWX
lText:
Being able to turn ourselves into mountain goats helped for this as our bosoms were out of reach! TFTC


lParent: GC39NWX
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa found this cache, a little off grid but with all these trees it could also be our Garmin, found it anyway with use of the hint.


lParent: GC39NWX
lText:
Out on the geobikes on a beautiful, sunny day.  Parked at the entrance, locked up and took a walk   .....  Carefully hidden   ....   TFTC


lParent: GC18Z8R
lText:
Took a bit of scrabbling to get to the right elevation and then thought, 'now what?'

Checked the most obvious place according to the coordinates and the cupboard was bare. Then tried the other end and was relieved to spot the container poking out.

SL TFTC
#1352


lParent: GC18Z8R
lText:
After my WTF expedition over the weekend I came to this cache but didn't like the looks of a muddy hill decent whilst leaving my bike unlocked at the top.

Today was a glorious day so I thought I'd walk to GZ and see what the fuss was all about. The location. Looked as if it was the other side of the bridge but the way down looked impossible! After risking life and limb crossing a busy rush hour road, I spotted a way down and made my way through the undergrowth to dry land. Once at GZ it was a quick find with a little reach needed.

To my surprise there was a geocoin inside which I didn't spot on the page, grabbed it to move on to Hertfordshire later this month.

TFTC rods, another quality hide 
#321


lParent: GC18Z8R
lText:
I tried to get to this from the wrong side - so had to backtrack and find an alternative route. Got there in the end. Left geocoin to continue it's travels. tftc.


lParent: GC18Z8R
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....

There was a bit of traffic to deal with here, but once on the road it was a quick whizz. I got the job of looking after the bikes while 1gw had to go and get the cache. it said you had to be a tall person!

Cache number 36 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18Z8R
lText:
Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. It took a while to cross the road to be able to get down to GZ. Then a brambly descent and a careful feel and the cache was located. TFTC


lParent: GC18Z8R
lText:
Getting down to GZ proved to be a hazardous exercise as I went slithering around on the mud banks. Once on a firm footing the find was made pretty easily. TFTC


lParent: GC3GW6Z
lText:
Did not know that there was a running track here. The park is very well used today. Another easy find. Tftc


lParent: GC3GW6Z
lText:
Didn't really get to search for this one a white van man was unloading and loading right next to GZ.


lParent: GC3GW6Z
lText:
This was a very stroller friendly series we could do with the children, and a perfect opportunity for Jacob to practice on his scooter. 
We enjoyed the series and loved trying to get the kids involved i geocaching. The weather was looking like it would rain but it only showered here and there for short periods and we were able to complete it fairly quickly. Thanks for the caches.


lParent: GC3GW6Z
lText:
Went out this evening to replace the log and there was a complete side of the log sheet available for signing on the existing log .....  Please don't write your full caching name along the length of this log but instead use your initials and write on one line.  Thanks.

We did put a new log book in the container so it should be up and running for some time.  Happy Caching!


lParent: GC3GW7J
lText:
Thank you for this cache. We decided to do these caches in the park to get us out of the house on what has turned out to be a nice afternoon.


lParent: GC3GW7J
lText:
This one took a while to find, it blended in well with its surrounding's, plus muggles kept walking past which was making searching for this cache even harder. TFTC


lParent: GC3GW7J
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 23.322 E 000° 01.422

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 23.314 E 000° 01.390

Distance from original: 130.7 feet or 39.8 meters.
Checking on some caches this evening in Norman park and this one had gone AWOL!!!  So we have replaced the container and moved it slightly so it is hidden from the view of the playing field by the building.  There are a lot of muggles about so please do take extra care when searching for, signing and replacing the cache.  Happy Caching!


lParent: GC3GW7J
lText:
We found some black wire which looked like it should have had the cache. No look locating the actual cache however and spent a good 10 mins looking.


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
Been here 6 times. Sometimes with others. Can anyone send me a good hint please? RDVSTUD@HOTMAIL.COM


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
Heard several cachers mention this one this evening at the SELBAC event, and as it involved only a very small diversion on our way home decided we just had to do it.  Being quite late in the evening the area was quiet and it was a very nice easy find.  We loved the container, we found it quickly, and we had such a great evening that this deserves a favourite point.  Many thanks.

This entry was edited by Whats-up-Doc on Saturday, 14 March 2015 at 20:17:38 UTC.


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
for thelast 4 months when attending SELBAC events i have stopped of to look for this cache but either there have been muggles around or i just had no luck in finding it, but tonight was different and the coast clear i had another look and Bingo there it was just there. got it at last phew !!
TFTC/SL


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
Set out this afternoon with Mrs Beagle-80 to get my 1000th Church Micro which entailed grabbing a few in West Wickham and Hayes before going on to Biggin Hill to find the CM at the Battle of Britain Memorial Chapel. 
Found al I set out to and can report that all caches are ok except CM1803 where the log is damp. 
Thank you all the COs for placing these (and others I have found) TFTC


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
(2094) Whilst my daughter was at athletics, my son and I decided to find a cache or two. 

Very pleased I had my son with me for this quick find, he thought it was a great container. Having said that, I had to go back to the car to get my caching safety pin to get the fiddly log out! 

TFTC


lParent: GC5CFDE
lText:
Made harder work of this one than I should by interpreting the hint in one particular way  	[:D] 	[:D]. After being convinced I was right the first time returned to have a look and quickly spotted a very well tucked away cache. Am giving this a favourite as it made me smile and kept me thinking for a bit 	[:D] 	[:D]

TFTC

#13232


lParent: GC5NJ67
lText:
Morning family walk in a park we haven't visited before. [:)] 
This was our first find. What a great idea! Absolutely fantastic cache, well worth a fav point!
Very creative! Loved it! 

TFTC!


lParent: GC5NJ67
lText:
Ich bin aus Thüringen. Vom 27.7. bis 8.8.15 hatten wir in der Oaklands Rd. Quartier bezogen, das waren 0,25 mile vom Cache. Meine Großeltern beobachteten aus 850 km Entfernung meine Tätigkeit in London. Sonst gehen wir gemeinsam in unserer Heimat auf Tour und mein Großvater loggt. Hier habe ich uns in das Logbuch eingetragen.
Danke für die Geschichte zum Park.
Viele Grüße und TFTC
gesehen: TB


lParent: GC5NJ67
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. Another very creative cache from gobstopper, and of course another favourite point awarded, and nice to have a fairly large container at the end.
TFTC # 2728


lParent: GC5NJ67
lText:
100th cache!!! And what a way to earn it too. Loved the first stage and after a bit of stinging nettle surfing and hunting around, the cache was spotted. TFTC and here's to another hundred more!


lParent: GC5NJ67
lText:
Wowzer! Loved this one. Everything about it. Nice handicraft. There is a way round to get a little bit less stung. A definite fav. 
TFTC! 
27 Jun 2015 16:35


lParent: GC1G2C4
lText:
It's been quite a while since our last geowalk so showmaethecache and I grabbed the geopooch and made the most of the nice weather. Since there were quite a few caches in the park we chose to walk from Totteridge to High Barnet station and do the caches on the way.
This was the first one we looked for and turned out to be a quick find.
#307, found at14:43
Thanks for placing


lParent: GC221PG
lText:
Found it after briefly checking the beams

Nice to have a larger one after several camera film cases 

Left a little pony in there, hope she's swapped :)

Find #10

-Syre


lParent: GC221PG
lText:
Tftc - second one that my brother found. He was really intrigued by the tiny transformer car inside but we've left it for the next cachers to find and enjoy :)


lParent: GC55NVD
lText:
We think we know where it is but came after dark so it was very hard to find, we will try to look in day time next time.


lParent: GC55NVD
lText:
TFTC. An easy find. We've dropped off a trackable but unfortunately the trackables named in the inventory aren't there :-(


lParent: GC55NVD
lText:
Found it today! It was very out in the open so I've rehidden a bit better. Had a few little goodies inside! Signed the log in pretty pink sparkly pen ;) 

TFTC


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
Please ensure you replace the game piece silver side facing OUT! Otherwise it gets stuck

Thank you 
Gobstoppper


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
I've logged this as a find but could not sing the log as the nano has been put in the wrong way it could not be extracted with the tool provided


lParent: GC5RNV2
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. I couldn't let being in shorts and trainers be an excuse again so I ouch made my ouch way to the ouch GZ and spotted the cache straight away. Sadly although I think I know what was to be done (picture sent to CO) it seemed to be jammed and I could not access the log
TFTC # 2726


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
We came back better equipped this weekend and made it through the nettles. At GZ the cache was quickly found and a bit of thinking revealed the way to access it. However there seems to be an issue with the way the cache was last replaced, as access did not work in the way I am certain was intended. Email with pictures documenting solution and problem are being sent to the CO. Hope the CO lets us log this as a find in spite of lack of signature. 
TFTC! 
5 Jul 2015 17:48


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
Nettles about man height. Need to bring a boiler suit. Not for us this time. 
TFTC! 
27 Jun 2015 16:47


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
This was protected by a huge loop of stingers. Had a battle with myself as to whether to proceed or not, decided to go for  it.  Removed my bag and left it with the little ones, who were to wait patiently, the stingers were taller than them, and forward I advanced.  Spotted the cache immediately and loved the idea of the cache, fav point for something different, then realised I had left my pen in the bag with the childdren.  Took a pic of the log book which i will upload when i work out how to get it off my new garmin.

TFTC
helennbrian n 2/4 tribe


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
The cache container has be repaired and is ready to be found again!

This cache is situated deep in the undergrowth and in the height of summer will be very hard to access but the dedicated cacher will find their way... Look to the big tree!!

Please do not try to break open the cache, the log book is easily accessible with a little lateral thinking

Happy hunting


lParent: GC5RNV2
lText:
Out with trackable_wife and went to this one with the CO. Nettles getting high now and attacked missus
TFTC


lParent: GC5RNV2
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Had a bit of difficulty with this one :)  Despite wearing gloves still got stung by the nettles!

TFTC - have an FP


lParent: GC5P3K0
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Not sure whether cache should have been hidden as described in the cache name and someone has accidentally moved it,  but I found it on the ground. SL TFTC


lParent: GC5P3K0
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In the area for a site visit so thought I'd make a slight detour to pick up this. Nice quick find as described. TFTC


lParent: GC5P3K0
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Grabbed just as the sun came out this afternoon. Thanks for bringing us to a lively spot which was just glorious in today's sunshine. TFTC.


lParent: GC5P3K0
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Have been and checked on the cache and it had slipped to a different position. All sorted now and back to its proper place. Have fun caching! RW and Tally.


lParent: GC5P3K0
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Sorry to say there was nothing in the pipeline. Unless it was so far in as to be unreachable even with the end of Lindylou's crutches.


lParent: GC3RPP5
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with MomAndEm, on a lovely, if slightly close, summer day, then finishing with the SELBAC event in the evening [:)]

Couldn't find the answer to B [is it there?], but worked around this, then off to GZ for a quick find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC3RPP5
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(2217) Out for a few hours with WhiteFriar before the SELBAC event.

We couldn't find the answer to B but we made an educated guess and then drove to GZ where a quick find was made by WF whilst I was locking the car! 

I left a TB.

TFTC


lParent: GC3RPP5
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We never found the answer to B but there was only one answer it could be.  We then realized that GZ was very close to where we had parked so waited until we returned to the car when it was a nice quick find – such a relief after rather a lot of DNFs today. TFTC


lParent: GC3RPP5
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10th MC find of the day, in a nice area of the world. Couldnt see the pub year, but used other sources of enlightenment!


lParent: GC3RPP5
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another train adventure - solo caching Saturday - never did find the pub year but made an educated guess - only a couple of numbers it could be - quick stroll to gz and nice easy find for mrs sceatsie tftc


lParent: GC3RPP5
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Worked out the coordinates for this one yesterday but didn't have time to look for the cache at the time. Had a little trouble with one of the digits but Google helped me confirm my suspicions.

Decided to grab this one today. When I first pulled up outside there were a couple of young girls sat on the steps smoking (they didn't look old enough if you ask me, but who am I to judge!) Decided to go off and grab another cache and then come back. When I returned thankfully they'd moved on so I was able to park up and make my way to the cache undisturbed. A very quick find was made without needing to look too closely at the coordinates or hint. TFTC!


lParent: GC3RPP5
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We left rush in London and had a very nice day in Chislehurst. We had a nice but very long walk in Chislehurst. The cache found easily [:)] TFTC and greetings from Finland[:D]


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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Found on a beautiful late summers day. My four year old daughter had a great time searching the mural for the clues. At first I though I had entered the GZ coordinates incorrectly but a quick check of the area soon saw us excitedly opening the cache. A lot of fun! Thanks!


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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Great cache! It was a great challenge for my little ones but they absolutely loved it! Lovely location. Great hiding place. :-)


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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Solved the puzzle quickly, did the maths and set off to find the cache. One big problem! Read the Westerlies as W000 18 not 19. Spent about 5 minutes at wrong GZ until the penny dropped. Backtracked to proper GZ and after a short walk had cache on hand. Log signed and snuggly tucked away again
TFTC


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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Figured out the clues but wasn't sure how to use the coordinates! Think we're a bit too stoopid for this one...


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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Must've counted wrong although I don't know how. The co- it's put me in the middle of a common with no trees close by.


lParent: GC4Z6CZ
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After a quick brunch in Richmond we thought we'd finally tick this off the list. Having got the co-ords in the local village we went to GZ. But muddy but cache was soon in hand. I can recommend the German bakery Hanzel&Pretzel. TFTC


lParent: GC4Y0PP
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Enjoyed reading about the ghostly story! Looked in the place that seemed obvious and then realised we were a few metres out. Walked to ground zero and, with a bit of feeling around, soon had the cache in hand. Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC4Y0PP
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Didn't find it but road work fencing around the area leads us to believe it's been knocked/moved by the workers. We'll be back. ?


lParent: GC4Y0PP
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Maybe we just weren't looking in the right place, but couldn't find it anywhere. I wondered if someone has found it and not replaced it or just stolen it [:(] I did like the story about it though!

This entry was edited by Woollywally19 on Friday, 31 July 2015 at 14:20:48 UTC.


lParent: GC4Y0PP
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No hint, no description, a couple of DNFs. But we didn't let it deter us! was about to give in and then hey presto! Hint: magnetic!


lParent: GC1FNR9
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Out with 1260smc heading to a meeting but time for a few caches first.
Found the numbers easily enough and then had a nice walk to the cache for a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5AWF7
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I logged a DNF months ago for this cache. But since mulling over the hint I had suddenly realised where I should have looked. So I confidently returned to discover there's nothing left to search. All the greenery has been chopped away. Does this mean the cache may have actually gone? I'm watching


lParent: GC5AWF7
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DNF [:(] whilst on a short caching trip with MomAndEm, between the late morning rain showers! [:(]

Checked all around at GZ and wonder if it may have gone missing! [:(]


lParent: GC5AWF7
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I strugled a bit with the hint, the counting was the easy bit! Eventually I worked it out and was very pleased to get my hands on the cache [:D]

TFTC


lParent: GC5AWF7
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#1242
3 Jan 2015 12:36

Killing some time before meeting the family at Chiselhurst Caves. Perfect for a few Sidetracked caches.

The missus and myself popped out and had a search in the rain. Thankfully the missus wasnt focussing on the wrong place like I was and made a fairly easy find.

Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5AWF7
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Up to visit my sister TheHems and Mother who's in a nearby nursing home so had a little time for few caches.

nice quick find

TFTC


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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Black**  Enjoyed the history.  It must be really lovely with water flowing.  PB99 has done the email for both of us  ...  TFTC & FP


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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Always enjoy earthcaches and this one is no different, or perhaps it was in its own way as there was more not to see than to actually see, if you know what I mean. Anyway, interesting and a nice walk about a pretty area. email sent to co for self and pippitt, black ball 5, tftc


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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And there we were, we finally reached ‘the other side’ [^]. We had been looking out for this weekend for quite some time now. What originally started as ‘we have an invitation from 2 friendly UK cachers to come over some time’ was turning into a solid plan. We all highlighted some preferred caches (mainly those with a challenging D/T combination [;)]), solved some mysteries, looked for interesting places to visit, composed an (over-?) loaded road book (thx PLP) and before we knew it, we were on the boat to Dover. 
To make a long story short, we had a magnificent weekend! Yes, the Conspiracy is a team of great friends, so the basics are there. But more, the hospitality, care and company given to us from Boer&Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers and especially The Creepy Crawlies are indescribable… THANKS A MILLION for everything you did for us this weekend guys! See you soon in Belgium [:)]

The Biggin Hill Flyers were charged by the eight caching teams to send the answers to the CO. Thanks for bringing us to here.
TFTC.


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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It started last december as a personal innocent idea in Brussels and in no time it became another great adventure for The Conspiracy in the UK. The Creepy Crawlies and Poekie64, together with Boer&Brit, The Biggin Hill Flyers, Styxcaver, Riemse Rakkers, Sergeant Pain and PatLePirat had a wonderfull weekend in South East London. Supported by a chefs breakfast, an oversized roadbook and good humor we visited lots of superb caches. For some of them we needed a bit of madness or balls of steel :-). At the end a rocky boat back to Calais was waiting. We all feel this must be the start of a lovely friendship on both sides of The Channel. Many thanks to everybody and see you next time around our place!

The Biggin Hill Flyers were charged by the eight caching teams to send the answers to the CO. We enjoyed this visit and could well imagine what it must have looked like. Thanks!


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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On December 12th the conspiracy got their annual gastronomic rendez-vous, to give our wives something in return for the days, weeks and months they have to miss their fantastic husbands [:D].
On that same evening, Poekie64 spoke with such fire of a meeting he had with the creepy crawlies in Brussels on a M&G, and he told us that he had received an invite to head over the sea to visit London. Everybody got caught up in the plan of staying over one weekend, and slowly but steadily a weekend got pinned down. And this was it… the conspiracy had set of for an amazing experience, and a fantastic meet with the very lovely and extremely hospitable and warm folks of the creepy crawlies.
During these amazing two days we got showered with love and care by our hosts and got to know each other better, and together with them we got the company of two other fantastic people, the master breakfast chef Boer&Brit, and the really fantastic Biggin Hill Flyers. They joined us through our ambitious planning, and showed us some great new locations along the way. We shared many stories and laughter along the road, and as the time flew by, many great memories to those people were added to my happy moments in life. Thanks for that. As a am thanking (in an Oscar award like way) all the people that made this weekend so unforgettable, I also want to thank the great people we met at our M&G. And last but not least, my friends and buddies from the conspiracy, who always make an adventure of a caching day or a caching trip.
Conclusion… the weekend was amazing, but short, but I feel that friendship bonds are made strong, and I hope to see you all once again, to redo what we did this weekend. 
Big thanks and hugs to all of you!

---

And now I'll start my praises for those who made our weekend challenging as well: the CO's and their fabulous caches [^]
The morning started with a fantastic breakfast, and after the feast for the inner person, the cacher in us all should be sattisfied as well. The conspiracy, creepy crawlies, Boer&Britt and the biggin hill flyers, picked up their gear for a day packed of caches, laughters & fun.
If I'm not mistaking, The biggin Hill Flyers were charged with sending the answers to the CO, since we were here cleaning the pipes, we couldn't let this earthcache slip. We decided that only one of us should send the CO a message not to spam his mailbox with similar answers.
Although the weather wasn't at it's best, we could imagine what it must have looked like. Nice location.

@CO: If there is a problem with the way this cache was logged by me, and if you judge it to be wrongly logged, don't bother removing the log... although I hope you can follow our train of thoughts.

TFTC!


lParent: GC4ZRDP
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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
 
@CO: answers where provid by The Hill Flyers to obtain a collectief lof.
Thanks for charing this one.

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: GC4ZRDP
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This one was firmly part of the plan today. I love an Earthcache, but this one had not been picked up on my radar... until last night. Then it suddenly became a highly attractive prospect which resolved competing priorities and determined the shape of today. And I am very glad it did as it provided a really interesting tour of this part of the outer London surburbs which I have never visited. The theme was something I knew nothing about and I enjoyed exploring the interaction of the natural and man-made environment. At a couple of locations I was surprised by how remarkably clear the water was.

Thanks for placing this Earthcache and bringing me here.


lParent: GC5D4N8
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Made hard work of this one, it must have been the cool misty morning as I headed for the first call of the day


lParent: GC5D4N8
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[PURPLE] After a day in Essex then a Day in Surrey , we stayed close to home today .

Multi was nice , got here before all the muggles flooded the place :) , These  batch of caches are the next closest unfound quality caches to us TRUTHFULLY , Tramp [?] ones are on ignore listing never to been seen again [^]

signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC5D4N8
lText:
A quick cache 'n' dash on the way to my parents' house. A location I've driven past countless times before but I've always been in a rush. Today was the day though - a nice quick find. TFTC.


lParent: GC5D4N8
lText:
We were going to the SELBAC anniversary meeting and saw that there were some CMs in the area so decided to pick them up beforehand.  This was the third and was a nice quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5D4N8
lText:
It took a while but once I figured out the clue, daughter Dawdler was able to find it!  Nice one! TFTC


lParent: GC4CKMQ
lText:
I arrived at GZ and stepped over the litter on the floor. There was no sign of the cache but then I looked at what I had stepped over! I collected the data and placed where I imagine it was before it ended up on the floor. Thanks for placing. J.


lParent: GC3Y8M9
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
First really quick find of the day. Nice container. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8M9
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There were several cars on the other side of the fence and some mourners around a grave which made us feel a bit awkward, but once we were out of their sight we signed the log and were on our way.  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8M9
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I had had a DNF here in the dark soon after publication but today in daylight another easy find.
There were freshly used graves nearby and a few mourners. One woman, who looked and dressed of middle Eastern origin was wailing. It made the hint seem a bit glib given what is happening in some parts of that area of the world.  It made me remember the must- see film 'the stoning of M Soraya' but wished it hadn't.
Thanks

This entry was edited by heartstones1 on Friday, 03 April 2015 at 21:00:26 UTC.


lParent: GC3Y8M9
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - liked this one - tftc


lParent: GC3Y8G0
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Quite a few people hanging about here on a brilliant sunshine day, but the foliage protected well, tftc


lParent: GC5PJZR
lText:
Was working nearby so thought I'd have a quick divert on the way back to the office. Nice quick find. TFTC
Btw, Grobo's not quite right with the reason for the ridgeway being there. There's a Thames Water sewer under it. It goes up to Crossness. Incidentally the Crossness Victorian pumping station is well worth a visit on their open days.


lParent: GC5PJZR
lText:
Out on a nice sunny day with my daughter Kim(froggie25) and our friend Richard(richmald) we met up in Erith and worked out a route over coffee and cakes. We drove here and after a short walk to GZ  and wondering how tall was a hobit we spotted the cache and signed  in as team RFJ our caching initials. Thanks to the CO's  for the caches we have found this afternoon 19 out of 20 ain't bad. Now we are off for a well earned break and a rest before we attempt the night cache" One way or Another" Many thanks.


lParent: GC5PJZR
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Last one in the area with my Dad aka Joeytjap and good friend Richard aka Richmald. A quick find once the right height was worked out lol.  Signed in as TeamRFJ, thanks to LewisHagan and Shazlew for the the caches me and the gang had found.  Bummer we had one DNF though.


lParent: GC5PJZR
lText:
When I worked out how tall was a hobbit an easy find. Nice day to go caching, pleasant walk with Froggie25 & Joeytjap :-)


lParent: GC5PJZR
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log to follow after some much needed ZZZZZ's TFTC

I parked at Nathans ridge way (although I didn't know it at the time) and went for this one. First impressions was what on earth is this place? Why is it here? What purpose does it serve? Walking a long I soon had the answer with the houses on one side and the recycling plant on the other I soon realised it's purpose to keep the stench of rotting garbage and the eyesore of the recycling plant away from the good people who live on the opposite side of this earth wall. For their sakes I hope it works. Walking swiftly along tryng to escape the pong of the recycling plant I arrived at GZ. I soon located the cache but had trouble extracting it from it's position (fat fingers and small holes) Eventually I managed it signed the log and as a bonus found another (FTF) sticker. I may be the wrong side of fifty but I am still a big kid at heart so again thanks. [:)]



This entry was edited by grobo1959 on Friday, 20 March 2015 at 10:50:19 UTC.


lParent: GC22XDG
lText:
Got it!!! Walked 6k to get this and fortunately looked like I had been to the gym cos I was here for ages! GPS was all over the place. But didn't give up! TFTC


lParent: GC22XDG
lText:
Found myself this way today and had a few moments to spare so thought I'd try for a couple of finds.

Parked up on road and followed GPS to GZ. Unfortunately, it kept moving around so I had a look at the hint. Quickly figured what I was looking for. I looked and looked and lots of possible places but I couldn't spot it. GPS pointed me at least on right side so it narrowed it down! 

I continued to look and was just contemplating giving up as I just couldn't spot it when I looked and saw something I'd already seen but not paid enough attention to. Grabbed it and Yep it came off. 

Signed log and put back.

What a great cache. One of my favourites so far. 


TFTC


lParent: GC22XDG
lText:
Spent ages on this but turnyt finally spotted it.
Log soon signed and snugly back in its hiding place
TFTC


lParent: GC22XDG
lText:
Very enjoyable walk around Colindale area. [:)] 
This was nice and quick find with a hint [;)] 
Sneaky little hide!
TFTC!


lParent: GC22XDG
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Nice, quick and easy whilst my Vehicle is being mot'd. Might go for a third on route back to station. TFTC


lParent: GC5HHWV
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Found this on my second time visiting, it was not at the tree I thought it would be. Discovered TB sticker too.


lParent: GC5HHWV
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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Of course the GPS took us to the wrong tree at fist. Sneaky hide. Hint does not really apply any more.

Really enjoyed the short towpath walk.

We did the paper work replaced the cache  as found.

Thank you [blue]jeffmiller82[/blue] for hiding this cache for us to find. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. Also had a some great walks in Chiswick and Langley Parks as well as along the WTF series.

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5HHWV
lText:
I was working in Perivale this morning, and this was the nearest unfound. I parked in a nearby side street, and before I got to the cache I had already been asked for directions twice. I had to explain that I didn't know the area, but the second time the person was standing directly under a signpost by the canal. Took. Bit of hunting, but eventually found it. TFTC


lParent: GC5HHWV
lText:
Up on the 4:00am for the Megabus to London from Bristol with The Kosciows to bag some Geocaches, Trigpoints and Munzees in the capital. A very long day indeed that  carried on until the next day. A few issues with travel earlier on grabbing some tricky caches on the outskirts meant we didn’t manage to find all we had planned but a very busy day anyway taking in the plaque of the first geocache, a plethora of churches and sidetracked caches, the Abbey Road crossing and the home of time and navigation. We even managed to track down Jack the Ripper. We particularly focussed on rare cache types (virtuals, webcams, earthcaches etc), caches with a large amount of favourites and the caches which either looked interesting, filled in parts of various grids and challenges or we incidentally passed anyway.  Sorry for the first paragraph being a copy and paste job but I have a lot to log. Do take some comfort in the fact your cache made it on to a carefully selected itinerary for the day. Thanks to all the wonderful Cos of London we had a great day in the capital caching and we will be back soon.

Walking along the canal path to Horsenden Hill so had to grab this one. Searched for a while before spotting it on the floor. Replaced where we thought it belonged. Hopefully be much safer there. TFTC and the rest before tackling the nearby hill. TFTC


lParent: GC5HHWV
lText:
Travelled up from Bristol by coach today with Staticman_1 to bag the trigpoint on top of the nearby hill. We walked for quite a while along the canal and really enjoyed the stroll. Once at GZ we searched for quite a while and then we could not believe to find the cache fully exposed on the floor. After signing the log book book we hid the cache so it would not be seen and as per the hint. Made a note of the trackable number stuck to container and will "discover" it once I am back in the West Country. TFTC.


lParent: GC5HHWV
lText:
As often happens the GPS first took me past a likley hiding place and only when it had had me wandering round in circles for a few minutes did it send me back there.

Cache clearly visible if you have the right hint item and look at the right height.

SL TFTC
#1348


lParent: GC4FY2M
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa found this cache during our visit at Abbey Wood campsite, thanks for all the nice caches in this "wood", now we have seen Abbey Wood in another way.


lParent: GC38WV5
lText:
Finally found this one. Was one of the first we looked for ever and we failed miserably. It's been taunting me since. Well worth the wait, fab cache and great to have that smiley at last!


lParent: GC38WV5
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 the first one I came to and boy did it take a long time to find! I was just about to give up when I read the old logs and got some clues, a great hide! tftc!


lParent: GC3B292
lText:
---(2015-08-11 13:53:44---(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 sixth day walking the District line and this cache was the only one on my route from Upton Park to Dagenham East but a long search failed to reveal the cache.


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
Found this one today with Nantastik. I've had the co-ords for a while and tried a few times but my GPS has been all over the place and/or loads of muggles. Today I set about having a really good search as this one had become a bit of an itch which has needed scratching!


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
Out for a few caches on whats turned out a lovely day.
Got the clues and walked up through the lovely woods, struggled a bit with the gps in the woods
but after bit of a search found signed the log then went and sat out in an open area for 11's

TFTC


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
TFTC 

Got the numbers on the way up the high street grabbed a few more caches and then on the way to some lunch spotted by to get the final. 

Had me around in circles, and had walked right by it without noticing twice. Leaving the dancing compass alone I used some sense and spotted him after a few more spots checked. 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
Where to cache? Looked on the map this was shouting out at me. Armed with GPS and pen I arrived at my starting point and off I set. Muddy out there today. Got my wellies on today .Left the geo dog at home, so on my own today. A lovely loop with some tricky hides. Thank you for setting this.

Cheers
15:41:00


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
I'd worked out the coords a few months ago. As I was nearby I stopped to find it. I'm looking forward to syncing my Fitbit. Thanks


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
Worked out the coordinates for this one last week but didn't have time to pick it up on the day. For some reason I struggled to find the numbers on the bus shelter for a couple of minutes before I finally spotted them and wondered why it had taken me so long!

At GZ today I eventually found the cache after a fairly extensive search. Was a bit confused by the hint. Left of the path is all well and good if you know what direction to come from. As it happens I was coming from the other direction! Doh! TFTC!


lParent: GC3RPMH
lText:
Caching around Chislehurst picking up some puzzles, whereigos and some multies - logging as Agro
Back after my attempt back in December 2012, no problems spotting this one.
Thanks to Jimthebee for the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC46ZMK
lText:
Missed it by an inch or two on the first try.  If at first you don't succeed, try ............!  SL TFTC


lParent: GC46ZMK
lText:
After reading the last log we thought we were going to be un-successful, but of course it WASN'T  wet, wet,wet! Nice find - good old Wizard Ward, 9th of the day TFTC


lParent: GC46ZMK
lText:
We visited camping Abbey Wood every year since 2009. Today we decided to get some caches around this place. We had a very nice walk on a nice day, and found a lot of :) caches. We couldn't find this one...


lParent: GC46ZMK
lText:
We parked in Bostall Lane and walked up the step through the woods.
We were very pleased to see what we were hoping to see! After a short rummage and the scratch on the head, when will I learn, the cache was soon in our hands and signed. Nice views from this area.
Thanks to the CO for placing the cache and bringing us here today.

SL replaced as found all in good order.

TFTC


lParent: GC46ZMK
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Nu gaan we oip weg naar het Mega event van Essex. Een ritje van 180 km levert een reistijd op van ruim 6 uur. Voordat we vertrokken nog een paar caches gedaan in Abbey Woods en bij aankomst op het eventterrein.
Shakeyjake_91 bedankt voor de cache.
Annemieke & Fred #10457
[:D][b] "Daar doen we het voor"[/b] [:D][font=Verdana][Black][/Black]


lParent: GC46ZMK
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Frotbeij and Toireasa are on their 5th trip through the United Kingdom, but this time they are trying to find the nicest caches UK has to offer and discover unique places they haven’t visited before. They found this cache on a sunny sunday holiday at Abbey Wood.

This entry was edited by frotbeij on Saturday, 18 July 2015 at 19:28:08 UTC.


lParent: GC4K7QH
lText:
This was our seventh day of the CM challenge, so we chose something simple to pick up after the weekly supermarket run.   Thank you skicycle - nice to meet you at the London event on Tuesday.  TFTC


lParent: GC4K7QH
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, but in a slightly different location as the new fence mentioned in grimsby_fan's log is inded causing a problem. I will change the hint, and have made a minor change to the coordinates - if you have used the old ones the hint will get you there.


lParent: GC4K7QH
lText:
upgraded to a found following confirmation that the original was missing and in agreement of CO

not the best of days with more DNF's than finds. This was another DNF. Searched an item matching hint and a previous log without success

This entry was edited by buzio on Friday, 17 July 2015 at 19:52:34 UTC.


lParent: GC4K7QH
lText:
Whilst my wife was attending a baby shower at St Luke's just down the road, I decided my time would be better spent grabbing a few caches instead. I made the short walk over here and soon spotted the required object. A minute or so later the calculations were complete and the new co-ordinate had been plotted. A short walk later I was at GZ whwre there were a few choices but the hint instructed me to look at the right hand one. Unfortunately this one was right in front of a brand new fence which had been erected tight up against the item in question. I had a brief feel around the part I could get to but there was no sign of the cache there.

Thinking I was going to have to log a DNF I took one last look from above and spotted something that may just be the cache. The only trouble was it looked pretty inaccessible against the brand new fence. In my desperation to reach the cache, I managed to dislodge a brick which had been firmly wedged underneath the fence (probably with good reason but never mind!). This enabled me to reach underneath the fence and at full stretch I was just about able to reach the object I had spied from above. As I pulled my arm back out I was delighted to see that it was indeed the cache! I quickly signed it and replaced somewhere in a much more accessible position, future finders will be pleased to know!

Fortunately the road was quiet today so I don't think anybody witnessed my antics. It would have looked rather odd from the street, but not nearly as odd as it would have looked from the garden behind the fence if they'd looked down and seen my arm sticking out from under their brand new fence! An entertaining way to bring up my 100th multi-cache. TFTC!


lParent: GC4K7QH
lText:
#2598 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 the Methodist church in Bromley Common. A very busy area. The needed numbers were quickly collected, the new coordinates calculated and off to find the final. At GZ we knew straight away where the cache could be but just behind were a few workman working on a wall. We retrieved the cache very swiftly and walked off to sign the log. To put it back we had to wait that the workman moved away a little. We felt that this cache is in big danger with the work going on so close - TFTC 'SkiCycle' [:)]


lParent: GC4K7QH
lText:
Bob was quickly at the right object for a quick find.

TFTC

Caching with Poohtiggs (Bob) today and  signing logs as MMPT


lParent: GC3Y8NN
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Good hint made it a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8NN
lText:
Loved the clue.  Not sure how long it would have taken me without it .... accosted by two rather large friendly hounds who slobbered all over me, but diverted their owners from what we were doing!  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8NN
lText:
My daughter had a good Friday afternoon with friends near rowanwood. I had about an hour spare before the RV so came here to look in the light. 
A tiny puddle of water in the cache but the log was dry in its bag.
Thanks


lParent: GC3Y8NN
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - picked this one off after number 5 for some reason - quick find here - now to back track to number 6 - I'll be passing this one again later - tftc


lParent: GC1V224
lText:
I should have done this one all along.  Instead, I tried another 1.5/2 (as I'm currently doing a D/T a day), as it was possible to drive to within about 50m of it.  However, I didn't count on there being a number of rather nasty youths who didn't want me there...  So, I had to retreat, and this was the closest alternative.

Tried driving to within 50m of this one as well, but ended up having to park just off the main road and walk through the park.  Fortunately there was no one here to accost me; perhaps not surprising, as it was now 11pm.  No problems finding the cache or signing the log; just managed to squeeze my name in the one remaining spot.  TFTC!


lParent: GC1V224
lText:
My first UK cache found on a very cold day with the paths in the park frozen and muddy, but a nice walk nevertheless!

Cache quickly found...good hints!  

The logbook is full and unfortunately I had no paper to replace it.

TFTC,

This entry was edited by Rickleby on Saturday, 07 February 2015 at 12:17:56 UTC.


lParent: GC3Y8MG
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Found the poo and then found the cache although not in first place that looked. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8MG
lText:
Some rather lovely houses near poo mountains.   They must grow lovely roses round here....  Quick find here for Mr Ganet.  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8MG
lText:
I'd DNFed this when I came one evening in the dark soon after publication. Today it was a trivial find as it was in full view.
Thanks


lParent: GC3Y8MG
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - pooh mountain indeed  -  not exactly where I thought it might be  -  but quick find all the same - tftc


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
Found with Fay, R+R, Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 while doing the Wherigos in Chislehurst and picking up a few other caches along the way.
Hedgepiglet sent the answer email to the  CO on behalf of all of us.
At the rock with Balto.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
Answers sent to the CO by Hedgepiglet. 

We visited Chislehurst today for an afternoon of caching. This was one of the ones we found. 

Thank you for placing this EarthCache. It was very interesting!

TFTEC [:)]


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
On the 5th and 6th of August in went across the channel to log some challenges and some other special caches. I had the time of my life, going across the beautiful scenery of South East England, Kent and a bit of London. I even had the opportunity to meet some wonderful geocaching colleagues at the event "From Maidstone to Naerbo"! Apart from a piece of delicious birthday-cake (Congrats to Shauna!) I got some great help for caching in England. Now I know what "MTT", "ICT", ... stand for ;)  Another big thank you goes out to Dave and Rob!

I started my trip by picking up some caches in The Netherlands, Belgium, France and finally England. 
Scadbury was the starting point of my English adventure. After the nice wherigo, I went for the lovely collection of challenge caches by RubyShoes. Next an the list were the challenges and letterboxes south of Swanley. 

My second day focused on some lovely caches along the Medway and the starting tour of the Mega Kent. And I must admit, these were some of the best caches I've visited!

A very big thank you to the CO's of these caches.
For the challenge caches : my profile is public and my meeting the requirements can be checked there. For those challenge caches that require the explicit link to several caches, I will admend this general log with the specific info required. Please give me some time to complete the huge task of logging 170+ caches ;)


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
We were taking a circular walk around the centre of town and this EC was a part of the walk.  The information you provide is so interesting.  I enjoy EC's and learning about these rocks, seemingly in the middle of nowhere, is fascinating.  I wonder if the residents know anything about it.  B99 has done the email for both of us   ......   TFTC & FP


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
found while out on a WIG walk in Chislehurst, lovely town and always a pleasure to do an EC. Unfortunately have not had the pleasure of visiting the isle yet. email sent for self and pippitt.


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
June has been a quiet month, caching wise, brought about by a combination of being busy at work, the other half having time off work and the car being in need of maintenance. The stars aligned today by the car passing its MOT (eventually) on Wednesday, the other half being at work till late and me finishing work yesterday feeling pretty pleased with myself that I've managed to get quite a lot done. It being Pride day and with the SCOTUS decision yesterday I was tempted to go and celebrate with the hordes in Trafalgar Square, but in the end common sense took over and I loaded up the car to go geocaching instead. Apologies for the cut and paste first paragraph, the individual log bit comes after this point.

I sat on the grass next to the rock to write down my answers.  I then took a photo of me with my feet up.  I'll send the answers to the earth cache and upload the photo once I've logged all of today's caches.

TFTEC


lParent: GC5D17Q
lText:
Looking for some Earthcaches today to qualify for a challenge or two.  Nice to find one that didnt require an A-Level in Geography. :-)
TFTC.


lParent: GC207AB
lText:

Grabbed this little fella today on wee trip down memory lane for geobinky.
Found with Geobinky of course!!
GPEC (gracias por el cache)


lParent: GC207AB
lText:
Came to Mill Hill today as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool. I have lots of memories of happy years in this park. Thank you for placing in such a pretty place. Found with Gbplus1.


lParent: GC207AB
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.

Not being familiar with the place resulted in a bit of acrobacy over the fence. I shared the park with some golf players, but they were focused on their game, so I could search without disruptions. But it wasn't a long search for this little camouflaged girl. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC207AB
lText:
6 months later and I'm back at the tree again. This time got it within 5 minutes and nice to find a big cache


lParent: GC207AB
lText:
Wow, there's sure plenty of hints to turn over. Nearly gave up. Cache was actually uncovered so made finding it easy once in right area. I have recovered with 'hints' so probably no one else will ever find it. TFTC


lParent: GC207AB
lText:
Having finished a night shift in Mill Hill, I planned on trying to tick another three local caches off the list - I'm having lots of fun with the johnab7 hides around these parts. First point of call didn't look too promising though with the latest two logs both DNF and the cache unfound in over a year. I got to GZ and spotted the dead tree - it's quite a presence, should be easy to pick it out, and started a systematic search of the hint items (yes there are lots of them) within the directed perameters. Took a while, but persistance paid off and to say I was pleased to uncover the nicely camo'd cache would be an understatement. The cache itself is in great condition with all the contents still bone dry. I signed log, took aeroplane, left screen cloth and re-hid cache. I often cycle to work along the cycle path just the other side of the fence here, so I'm sure a little knowing smile will creep across my face next time I'm passing. Thanks for another good hide johnab7, off for two more finds now. Hopefully.


lParent: GC36TRM
lText:
We did this on the 13th only just realised I didn't log it. We did this one at night as there was a boat race that day. All good though as it was our first night cache. We didn't see a Tb.. Tftc


lParent: GC36TRM
lText:
This was our last stop today, and after 3 DNFs, we finally found this one. The clue was more precise and very helpful. Thanks!


lParent: GC36TRM
lText:
TFTC will write when home 

Well onward I went, one foot in front of the other, and again, and again. 13.1 miles was going to be a fun one as tomorrow I have Severn Bridge Half Marathon also...heck that was bad planning! 
So this was a delve into the bushes and before long I had the cache in my hands, a quick sign and then casually out of the bushes back on track - everyone assumed I had gone for a wee! Heck no...much more important!  TFTC

This entry was edited by Bettyspaghetti on Sunday, 30 August 2015 at 15:58:39 UTC.


lParent: GC36TRM
lText:
We were meeting friends at Ham House today. Having arrived a few minutes early, there was just time to pick up this cache as it was so close to the car park. TFTC.


lParent: GC4E0YK
lText:
Worked out the coordinates from the gate and it took us right to the cache. GZ is in need of some repair, the cache is fine though. Don't know how old the structure the cache is attached to is, but it's very old, but not as old as the Church! 
Re visiting East Barnet this weekend as we now reside in Canada. Went to school across the road there at Churchill JMI school as it was called, that was from 1968-75. Also learnt to swim in the Church Farm pool, had lessons there, it had a roof by that time, so no freezing to death! Two of our children were Christened there and good friends married there, our daughter was their bridesmaid. A lot of memories for us here.

Also met the new vicar of the church and explained what Geocaching was. 

TFTC SL

This entry was edited by djtrex on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 23:23:47 UTC.

This entry was edited by djtrex on Saturday, 12 September 2015 at 03:51:40 UTC.


lParent: GC4E0YK
lText:
Just signing the logbook as the bells starting ringing out - a lovely but unusual sound.  [8D]  TNLN TFTC


lParent: GC4E0YK
lText:
Swung by after work. Straightforward calculation, took a bit of searching to find the cache but found it thanks to the hint. Great view: TFTC!


lParent: GC4E0YK
lText:
Out and about with my good mate WhiteFriar on an overcast day but one that essentially stayed dry. The phrase that's starts "You don't have to be mad to do this...." floated through my head once or twice during a day that saw me leave home at 6:30am and not return until 11:00pm but, with my non-geocaching partner away and it being an Easter Saturday, this seemed an opportune day to tackle a swathe of caches between the North Circular and the Northern semicircle of the M25, even it it did involve a complete circumnavigation of London! SideTracked predominated but with a fair sprinkling of Church Micros and a handful of specially targeted caches. Oh, and we bracketed the day with a pair of night caches. More DNFs than we like (and they can't all be missing!) but after a shaky start things got better and it was a good day, even if there is stuff left over that we will have to return for.

Co-ordinates soon calculated and cache soon found.

BaSHful.


lParent: GC4E0YK
lText:
Found whilst caching with my good mate BaSHful on a cold, settled and at times windy Spring day [:)]
The aim of the day was to find various cache types including CMs, STs, an LQ and some unknowns and finish with a night cache.
Had 5 dnfs, including 4 in the first 8 caches!
But regardless of this had a very enjoyable if long day! [:)]

Quickly sorted the new co-ordinates, then off to GZ and an easy find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC3GW81
lText:
Well I tried first and had a quick scout around. Due to my inferior gps and dare I say height I switched back to the other half of the team. She found it very quickly. Oh to be taller. Tftc


lParent: GC3GW81
lText:
Found it! With Irismacro+friends. A little off the path but a great little detour. Hurry and get ahead of the game! Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC3GW81
lText:
Found with dbfoundit - he spotted it first much to his delight & my annoyance. There were lots of muggles about and also we had to navigate our way through some...shall we say, treacherous plants! Signed and put back where found - pen running out but our names still visible, just!


lParent: GC2GB9Y
lText:
Replaced the logbook but did not have a spare container, placed old lidless one  in a plastic baggie, needs a replacement container. red ball 5, tftc


lParent: GC2GB9Y
lText:
TFTC. No lid and nothing in it. Left very open so hidden slightly better. May have been muggled or got by a fox.


lParent: GC2GB9Y
lText:
Found this today! But there was nothing inside but two snails! Hopefully someone can come alone and replace what was inside and find a lid for it.


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
Wasn't hopeful as I approached GZ with all the DNF's but had to at least look as it was on my way to others - got lucky I guess! TFTC


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
Not for me today [:(] 
I wasn't suprised when I didn't find it in an obvious place, than checked the other possibility, which would match the hint, but it wasn't there.... Oh, well... hopefully next time... [:)]


lParent: GC17PK4
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. This took me a while, as had to keep waiting for muggles. The GPS was sending me into the undergrowth, but after reading the hint I knew exactly where rodz would have hidden this and I was right. 
TFTC # 2727


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
This has been replaced for a while now and is definitely in place in the original spot found months back

Happy hunting guys, it's s great hide


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
Looked for this while cycling the WTF trail with Grayglove. We looked in what we thought were the likely places but no joy this time


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
A slightly demanding and premature NM log IMHO . It is a tricky cache and gets quite a few DNFs. However Gobstopper has kindly offered to replace if it has gone as I don't do replacements any more. :(


lParent: GC17PK4
lText:
A DNF for me. I checked a few places; along the metal on the edge of the canal, the sign, etc, but no luck for me.


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
Our second ever cache and relatively easy after the first. As previous posts, this has seen much better days and there was no log to write on so we started a new one with some paper we had with us. We live by the park so will go back another day to replace the casing to make it waterproof.


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
With Sludgebucket after the nearby Pi event so an opportunity to try to pick off some of the local caches that have been on the radar for some time.  The cache was well hidden but the lid gone in the windy weather, rounded up and put together again although the log was still dry enough. TFTC.


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
Soon tracked this one down. When we arrived the lid was missing, but we found it nearby. Cache was amazingly dry!


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
Out today on my lunch break to pick up some cache and dashes in the local area. This was the final cache of the day. Parked up nearby and made the short but muddy walk to GZ where I could see the discarded log book from a distance away. Wow this cache has seen better days! Even the replacement temporary log is wet through though luckily I was just about still able to leave a mark. Definitely needs some TLC though! 

4 caches out of 4 for the day but I think I misjudged my timings as thanks to the traffic in Sidcup I ended up being 10 minutes late to my meeting! Oops! Oh well. TFTC!


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
FIRST CACHE !!! well hidden and very close to my home. the log book has been soaked due to rainwater but there was a temporary log to fill in. a small waterproof bag with little goodies for the youngsters to swap with made this trip worthwhile :)


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
Cleaned up cache and added a few small swaps and card as temp logbook. Original logbook is in there is a plastic bag with silica gel sachets, but it's soaked.


lParent: GC38F9F
lText:
Lovely little Park - thank you for bringing us here. Cleaned pot up and wrapped soaked log book in a tissue.


lParent: GC54GR9
lText:
Found on a spur of the moment walk through Coombe Woods. TFTC Will need a new log very soon, as there is only a soggy scrap of paper doing the job.


lParent: GC54GR9
lText:
Another lovely place - bought and drank 3 cans of drink here on a very hot Saturday afternoon - wow those steps are huge for short people - easier coming back down - lovely hide - big group of picnickers near the cache but don't think they had a clue what was going on tftc


lParent: GC54GR9
lText:
Popped up after work to do 3 caches, only found 1 of them!  Woohoo! Havn't been here for ages, thanks for bringing me back :-) Tftc!


lParent: GC54GR9
lText:
Struggled with this one as was taking the clue too literally. Thanks to the photo gallery, I widen my search and quickly found it. Nice little container. Many thanks


lParent: GC46G4Z
lText:
Revisited this old friend on Saturday. Introduced our new TBs to it but did not leave them there. They are now with us in Istanbul, on their way to Almaty :).


lParent: GC46G4Z
lText:
Found whilst walking with the family.  Great cache and gets a favourite from us. The clip fell out but was returned to its proper place.


lParent: GC2ZCF3
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 23.301 E 000° 01.593

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 23.294 E 000° 01.603

Distance from original: 57.2 feet or 17.4 meters.
It appears the coordinates weren't changed when we had to move the cache last time.  Apologies to those who have searched for it in the past.  Hopefully, all will be better now.


lParent: GC2ZCF3
lText:
Nowhere near co-ordinates so took a while, also willow tree not really what you would expect of a classic willow tree.


lParent: GC2ZCF3
lText:
Coordinates are miles off. It's nowhere near the bridge. If on phone app, navigate to geocache and look around at a 17m radius! Genuinely can't believe I managed to find this one! Nice cache when you do!


lParent: GC3BGWP
lText:
This one has become our nemisis.

Three visits over a 12 month period with a hint from the CO and still a DNF


lParent: GC3BGWP
lText:
After not finding it on monday i went out today with my mum. It took a while but we found it in the end!
thank you


lParent: GC3BGWP
lText:
Gosh I made heavy weather of this one.   I missed it at least twice on a fingertip search and was almost going to give up when out of the corner of one eye I spotted a familiar little shape in exactly the right colour!   Thanks for this cache Turnyt, and for the interesting history.   I do like these magnificent Victorian buildings, and this one was completely new to me today.  With its grand avenue to the North it must have made a huge impression on those poor kids in the late 19th century.   Apparently Chaplin came back when he was famous and treated all the pupils to a day out [^].   It's about time this cache had its first favourite point, and this is my 1300th find, so here you go.   [:)]
#1300


lParent: GC3J8RF
lText:
Thank you again Mpw246pl's children. Another nice straightforward cache. I enjoyed using my spy skills, like tying my shoelace, to confuse the muggles.


lParent: GC3P4B7
lText:
Well thank you, Mr Mpw246pl's children
 I had two DNFs today which made me grumpy and frustrated.  Then I came to do your lovely caches and they cheered me up. I particularly liked this one, which I thought was dead sneaky!


lParent: GC2JB5G
lText:
Morning family walk in the area we have never been to before. 
This was nice and quick find thanks to the hint. The only difficulty was to find the right moment to retrieve it, as there were lots of muggles passing by. [:)]
Nice, big cache.. 
1 TB out.

TFTC!


lParent: GC2JB5G
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Was a bit worried with this one as I approached the area. The GPS was pointing into the middle of the river. The hint pointed me in the correct direction.

Nice to find  a larger container. Logbook is slightly damp but all good.

I dropped a TB and picked one up. Log signed and cache replaced as found. Another one in the series done. Still so many to go.

Thank you [blue]rodz[/blue] for the cache. 

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC2JB5G
lText:
TB drop

This TB was supposed to be in this very cache 7 months a ago and was not there when I searched back in Dec. I found it a few months ago in one of my TB hotels and only thought it right to replace it back to the cache in which I searched first! Happy travels


lParent: GC2JB5G
lText:
Wow. Great. Looked at first but was looking for a smaller item. On a WTF trail with skin_2  Thanks for the cache, log signed at 14:35 

 Find #2079


lParent: GC3WXP1
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

What a lovely spot along the river. Nice quick find. Took some time out sitting on the "seat" enjoying the peace and quiet. Not for too long as I planned to get home before the rest of the gang wake up.

I signed the log and replaced the cache as found.

Thank you [blue]terminalsump[/blue] for bringing me here. I will be back with Denise to walk this path again.

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC3WXP1
lText:
Found a way off from hint item after some searching so signed log and hid in accordance with the hint. Nice walks in this area!
TFTC! 
5 Jul 2015 17:06


lParent: GC3WXP1
lText:
I've been waiting 4 months to get this cache and see the blue bells in long wood, we took a walk over there today and no blue bells to be found... Yet

Cache was a quick find, spotted on approach, beautiful wood :)

Tftc


lParent: GC3WXP1
lText:
Found it you will need wellies for this cashe.there is a stream that I reccomend   Going to.you might get a few nettle stings though.??!!!!!!!!!!!


lParent: GC3Y8N6
lText:
But it was more obvious than expected.  Returned it to what we thought must be its intended environment.


lParent: GC3Y8N6
lText:
No luck here. Had plenty time, and all muggle-free, but still couldn't spot this one. Will revisit this one next time we are in the area, but we live 500 miles away. Meantime, we will add this to our watch-list. This had to be the last of today's caches due to phone battery failure.  TFTC anyway.


lParent: GC3Y8N6
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Had an idea where this would be but couldn't see it then managed to disturb it and it was quickly in hand. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8N6
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - after thinking for a few minutes - mrs sceatsie had a brainwave and quickly found the cache - nice hide - tftc


lParent: GC378QP
lText:
Found it in the end after first looking in the wrong tree.
I blame the heat for not realising how obvious the clue was!!
TFTC
22 August 2015 14:30
#165


lParent: GC4Z20G
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find. Logbook full so we added another sheet. Good to go for a while now.

We decided to do another loop of caches in the area. Great to start with an easy find.

Thanks [blue]Cuckoo4cachers[/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: GC4Z20G
lText:
Had a lovely day scooting and finding geocaches with my husband today. The weather was just lovely by England standards. People were out in the parks with tops off! (As Australians its so funny that people think a 20degree day is worth taking your shirt off for!) Anyways we had 7 successful finds today and 2 non finds. Pretty happy with that effort! 
TFTC


lParent: GC28YGZ
lText:
Wow spotted this from 30 metres away. A nice cache to help is maintain our daily streak. Almost at 40 now. TFTC


lParent: GC28YGZ
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We found a cache quite easily here but when we looked at the log it had not been signed since about 2013, so assumed this maybe an old one? So we put that one back and continued the search, a few minutes later we found the other cache. I took the most difficult route in, but a few scratches later I had signed my 50th log! TFTC


lParent: GC28YGZ
lText:
Whilst out doing deliveries I thought seeing that I was so close by it would be rude not to pop over and grab this one, having a huge van is a disadvantage when caching, so I parked up some streets away and took a nice slow stroll over to GZ. Once in the area it was pretty obvious the sort of place it would be. What I didn't expect was how strong the magnets on the cache actually were! They must be super heavy duty ones haha. Thank you for bringing me and telling me all about this interesting place. TFTC


lParent: GC17PKT
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find.

We decided to do another loop of caches in the area. Great to start with an easy find.

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: GC17PKT
lText:
A couple of muggles close by longing around on a moped. They didn't look like they were in a hurry to get anywhere so I just pretended to be a bridge inspector and confidently poked around.

Took a little while, but got it eventually. Sneaky!

SL TFTC
#1353


lParent: GC17PKT
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Gotcha on the second try!! Couldn't find this last time as it was dark and the walk to GZ looked to tricky without being able to see what I was stepping on!!

TFTC


lParent: GC17PKT
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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 found a nice path along the river (Ah! here is the water!) and found the cache quite quickly when we got there.

Cache number 37 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC17PKT
lText:
#2031

On a Munzee tour.
Quick find
Thank you for the cache

This entry was edited by Maxi72 on Saturday, 28 February 2015 at 20:52:40 UTC.


lParent: GC17PKT
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12:00 ... #889
This cache was on my agenda for a while because of the statistic... Now another month is green, huzzah!
My GPS tried to send me walking in circles but I just decided to play the game "where would I..." and there it was! No need for the hint, I thought the title enough already.
TFTC


lParent: GC17PKT
lText:
#1014 Like WimbledonIan i spotted the four possible places, but I managed to get it by the third try!


lParent: GC50BW0
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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. However, I made the coords about 25m out - see above - but hint  is accurate. TFTC


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
Some calculations done outside the church watching an entertaining kerfuffle in the church. Quick find and a clever hint. Tftc.


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
June has been a quiet month, caching wise, brought about by a combination of being busy at work, the other half having time off work and the car being in need of maintenance. The stars aligned today by the car passing its MOT (eventually) on Wednesday, the other half being at work till late and me finishing work yesterday feeling pretty pleased with myself that I've managed to get quite a lot done. It being Pride day and with the SCOTUS decision yesterday I was tempted to go and celebrate with the hordes in Trafalgar Square, but in the end common sense took over and I loaded up the car to go geocaching instead. Apologies for the cut and paste first paragraph, the individual log bit comes after this point.

I hobbled up to the church and initially misread what I had to do, then had to double check my answers because I miscounted.  Boy was I feeling tired!  I relocated the car to go and find the cache, and parked on a side street nearby.  The cache was a nice quick find.

TFTC


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
Stopped off on the way to Kent with Alma Aurea for this to break up the journey. Soon sorted the numbers and had the final located. Many thanks. TFTC


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
One of a handful of caches found by me and meltdiceburg during the long journey down to Kent for the Mega. By the time the SatNav had inexplicably finished sending us right through the centre of London [V] [B)], it was pitch black when we finally reached here [:O], but we still managed to gather together the requisite information without too much difficulty and, once at the final, MIB soon got his hands on the cache [^]. TFTC!


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
Enjoyed a lovely day out with Decker1257 caching around the area, the weather was fine too the best of the Long weekend. My first day out caching in a while thank you to the Co's for placing all the caches.</p>

<p>Nice find, oncce we worked out the info. A lovely Church too.  </p> 

<p>[center][b][red]Check out <a href="http://www.mega2015.org.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">UK Mega Essex 2015</a> the 8th Annual UK Mega Event![red][/b][/center]</p>

<p>[green]Thank you for the CacheSkiCycle [green]


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
Great hide in a fabulous location, found on this glorious day out in this lovely part of the world, with Kris & Co.  

TFTC SkiCycle  [8D][;)][:)]


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
nice morning for a few caches.

found the clues sat on bench to add to gps then a lovely walk through the woods to cache (group of volunteers tidying the undergrowth so had to be careful. all ok

TFTC


lParent: GC4630H
lText:
We collected the numbers a long time ago so it was good to finally get this one ticked off my list today whilst in the area collecting a few caches. Thank you for another lovely CM.  TFTC x


lParent: GC39NW9
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Found the cache but there was no track able.  Looking at the  track able logs there has been no movement  since October 2012, so safe to say it's  missing  TFTC


lParent: GC39NW9
lText:
Not at the first two trunked tree we looked at, or the second!
There are a number prickly holly bushes growing up around GZ but we made our way through to find the cache in the end.
FP for the container.


lParent: GC39NW9
lText:
There are always lots of choices until you spot the proper one and then it becomes obvious the others were only baby ones! Nice quick find once correct GZ was decided. Lovely container. A favourite point. TFTC


lParent: GC5H1FX
lText:
Having been called out to Welling, I thought I might as well pick this up with the parking much easier with the road closed than during a normal day. As if by magic the cache had moved but it was quickly located and returned as per the hint. Smashing hiding place. TFTC


lParent: GC5H1FX
lText:
Thanks, Shakeyjake 91, for a most interesting cache. I wonder how many thousands of people have walked past within inches of it,  completely unaware of its existence (like me!) SL TFTC


lParent: GC5H1FX
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. 
#9 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC5H1FX
lText:
In a bid to bump up my numbers prior to hitting a milestone, this was convenient C'n'D after casting my vote as the polling stations opened this morning. I pass here fairly frequently in the car and I'm not sure I'd every noticed this feature of the library before.

TFTC


lParent: GC5H1FX
lText:
I was initially confused when I saw this cache show up as the nearest when I had replaced my te of little faith cache as I'd been looking at a puzzle with a similar name earlier in the day which is near Ipswich so I thought I may have put the wrong degrees in.
Then I read the past log and based on the rave past log who seemed to like this ALOT I put this in as my cache of the day.
Brilliant! Thanks


lParent: GC46ZMV
lText:
Nice quick find  -we love walking trough woods, well it's a  witch's and wizard's favourite place!TFTC


lParent: GC46ZMV
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Nu gaan we oip weg naar het Mega event van Essex. Een ritje van 180 km levert een reistijd op van ruim 6 uur. Voordat we vertrokken nog een paar caches gedaan in Abbey Woods en bij aankomst op het eventterrein.
Shakeyjake_91 bedankt voor de cache.
Annemieke & Fred #10456
[:D][b] "Daar doen we het voor"[/b] [:D][font=Verdana][Black][/Black]


lParent: GC46ZMV
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa are on their 5th trip through the United Kingdom, but this time they are trying to find the nicest caches UK has to offer and discover unique places they haven’t visited before. They found this cache  at a nice spot

This entry was edited by frotbeij on Saturday, 18 July 2015 at 19:27:16 UTC.


lParent: GC1N7N7
lText:
We found the relevant info after looking closely at GZ then got the coordinates wrong as it was too far away! Had another go and found coordinates much closer. On approach to the final the hint became obvious! TFTC


lParent: GC1N7N7
lText:
Did not find the required numbers. Lots of renovations at the GZ. Meeting the CO tonight so will check with him.


lParent: GC1N7N7
lText:
A quick and easy find on a summer evening caching trip to West London. Well as I would say that as I was the original cache owner. Thanks to turnyt for adopting this cache, long may it stay active. Cache in good order. T4TC
TrainSPLOTer


lParent: GC1N7N7
lText:
Had a lovely day scooting and finding geocaches with my husband today. The weather was just lovely by England standards. People were out in the parks with tops off! (As Australians its so funny that people think a 20degree day is worth taking your shirt off for!) Anyways we had 7 successful finds today and 2 non finds. Pretty happy with that effort! First multi in London! Was a good easy one to get us started!
TFTC


lParent: GC1N7N7
lText:
As days are now longer, there is no better way to spend a nice evening than to go for a walk and grab some caches en-route [:)] 
This one was on our 'to do' list for quite a long time.  After we finally spotted the AB and CD numbers [;)]
and double checked our sums, the cache was found quickly due to the helpful hint. 
TFTC! Nice addition to our small SideTracked series collection. [:)]


lParent: GC5QQ2K
lText:
19:56
Knew about this cache since it was published, but always postponed finding it. On the way home from Mr2key's first day geocaching we went past it and I thought that I might finally find it. Easy and quick find. A cheeky fox hangs around from time to time, saw it today again. Thank you.


lParent: GC5QQ2K
lText:
Out with the rest of the VSV pod, Sterling & The Curiouslass and after a day lunching and listening to old guys talk about their school days i was glad to be in the car heading for home when we stopped here, i was just starting to doze, therefore even slower than the Lass to getting shod to assist in the find, as usual sterling was pretty much all over it, I rolled over zzzz zzz zz z z z . . . . . .


lParent: GC5QQ2K
lText:
As Sterling said, Having parked so close we watched some great effort to find the container, well it was short lived really as he wandered up and round, stooped to put phone down then with a flourish the container was seen as I was leaving the car, after letting a car go past i got back in the car and sterling was soon back for the drive home


lParent: GC5QQ2K
lText:
It was a half round affair, I got half round the leaf holder and there it was much to the relief of the Curiouslass and Guinea Cache who barely had leapt from the car and it was all over, I have before about taking their shoes off in the car!


lParent: GC5Z50D
lText:
Nice quick family find in the pouring rain. 

Good to see another cache in our little local park. 

Thanks for the hide.


lParent: GC5Z50D
lText:
Found at 11.55am. Missed FTF by 20 minutes! If my car had been running I would have got there first, but had to go on the bus. Never mind, one day I'll get a first. Found with Monty Cat 2015.  TFTC


lParent: GC5Z50D
lText:
{*FTF*} at 11:35.  This was a nice quick find and there were no muggle dog walkers around, but there was a lot of evidence on the grass that this is a popular place for dogs. TFTC

This entry was edited by Kiddicaru on Sunday, 12 July 2015 at 16:41:03 UTC.


lParent: GC1HQW9
lText:
Got stung but still didnt find it! Pretty sure we were in the right spot just couldn't spot it through the nettles


lParent: GC1HQW9
lText:
It's been quite a while since our last geowalk so showmaethecache and I grabbed the geopooch and made the most of the nice weather. Since there were quite a few caches in the park we chose to walk from Totteridge to High Barnet station and do the caches on the way.
This one had us looking for a bit longer. The stingy nettles made it much harder. After about 10 minutes of searching I finally spotted it. It was floating in a pool of water and the inside of the box was completely wet so I moved it a bit further to the left so it isn't sitting in water anymore.

#308, found at15:06
Thanks for placing


lParent: GC1HQW9
lText:
Lots of stinging nettles but thejayocacher is not one to give up on a cache so we soon had the cache in hand. TFTC!


lParent: GC1HQW9
lText:
Mrs sceatsie was born in Barnet and grew up in New Southgate so today was a trip down memory  lane - didn't like putting my hand under here much tftc


lParent: GC1HQW9
lText:
Second time lucky. Once more, really not sure how I missed this the first time round! Still, found it at last. Dropped off a Soviet badge and some Filipino coins. Nice view - TFTC!


lParent: GC3GW90
lText:
Another nice easy find. This has turned out to be a nice load of caches to find (what is the collective name for a group of caches?). Tftc


lParent: GC3GW90
lText:
Went searching irismacro+friends. She spotted it first. Enjoyable hunt and my first geocache find! Thank you


lParent: GC3GW90
lText:
Found it! Easy find, tftc - bright sunshine and lots of people about so tried to look busy watching the horses! Found with dbfoundit :)


lParent: GC2ZCE4
lText:
Used the hint due to my inept GPS. Had to find the correct one as there are lots in the area. No sherbet present as Dr Evil said which is a shame as I was feeling quite peckish. Although the aroma still lingers. Tftc


lParent: GC2ZCE4
lText:
A nice easy find here, but the cache was full of what can only guess was sherbert... Yes you heard right, it was very sweet whatever it was. I poured it all out, signed the logbook and headed back to the car. TFTC


lParent: GC2ZCE4
lText:
Yay! We found it. Our first ever geocache. I must say though, we would NOT have found it, had we not bumped into another family also hunting for it who found it before us and very kindly didn't tell us where it was but did give us a very big, helpful point in the right direction! Lots of fun. Forgot to take a photo though.


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Loved the container. It took a bit of time but no too long.

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 travelling to different areas during our stay to try and see some more of the countryside.  Today was the time for doing some caches closer to home.

We dipped a bag of trackables.

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Took a while to find as it is getting a bit overgrown. Fortunately following a previous find had a good idea what to look for.  Took a bit of prompting from turnyt.

TFTC


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Fourth find of the afternoon on a caching trip to Hanwell today.   I have done most of the others in this 'crafty' series and so this sneaky one was found fairly quickly.    It was still not easy, though.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1301


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
A beautiful sunny April afternoon, ideal for a bit of geocaching in the area before attending a nearby caching event in the evening. A quick find on this visit as I had a better idea of what I was looking for. T4TC
TrainSPLOTer


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Really nice find. Came back at night to find it with a torch,  which did the trick. Well hidden ? tftc

GSI.ROCKS  http://gsi.rocks


This entry was edited by BluUK.GSI on Tuesday, 28 July 2015 at 10:03:50 UTC.


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Took quite a while to find but eventually found it! An amazing hiding spot and have to look really hard to find it! Loved the cach!


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Took a while before locating the cache a good hide!

This entry was edited by Carol A P on Thursday, 16 April 2015 at 19:06:19 UTC.

This entry was edited by Carol A P on Thursday, 16 April 2015 at 19:21:44 UTC.


lParent: GC5M9HQ
lText:
Blimey, even after the CO managed to sort out his left from his right it still took me ages.
I finally had a brainwave and thought back to one of his previous hides that I found and then changed my search plan. Soon spotted the container and logbook was quickly in hand.
TFTC


lParent: GC4PHJY
lText:
We found this cache on the ground and put it where we assumed it was meant to be due to GZ, the hint and where we found it.
TFTC.


lParent: GC4PHJY
lText:
Looked everywhere for quite a while, specially in the places where a nano could stick - without success. Will come back this way if somebody confirms the little one's still around. THanks for bringing me here and greetings from Switzerland.


lParent: GC3QPNE
lText:
I will check it in the next few days.I have cut back the growth before and then it makes it easy,LOL


lParent: GC3QPNE
lText:
No luck today. GPS a bit bouncy and there were a lot of the clue! Also, it was roasting hot! We'll try again another day!


lParent: GC3QPNE
lText:
Didn't find it. Must try harder [:P]

This entry was edited by soolin on Thursday, 25 June 2015 at 20:22:13 UTC.


lParent: GC3QPNE
lText:
[purple]Took advantage of being in the area for the day on family business to do some caching.
Neat little hide, nicely tucked away..
Signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC3QPNE
lText:
thanks for the maintainance, gps also working MMUUUCCCCHHHH better today, coords spot on and very very clever camo, thanks for this, well pleased TFTC :)


lParent: GC3Y8JB
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
As was walking past this thought would stop and find it. It really is in plain view but just couldn't see it for looking for a while. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8JB
lText:
Another that is missed and I see that it was around October 2012. In full view again so trivial to find (I covered it better though it is still visible).
I picked up the Trackable, a bodiless Luigi (wouldn't have fitted in the nearby cache with that name in the title).
My daughter just texted to ask for a.15 minute extension. Phew. I was going to be late.
Thanks


lParent: GC3Y8J5
lText:
The third of four in this area.  Found it OK after looking for something else which could have been described by the hint. TFTC.


lParent: GC3Y8J5
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Last of the day having already picked up #5 on the way round. 12 out of 13 found. Nice quick find to finish. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8J5
lText:
Tftc working again so another cache for the day.  There is a drinking trough at the top of the road I wonder if it could be added to the series I will have to check.


lParent: GC3Y8J5
lText:
Out to hopefully complete this series.  Lots of muggles around in the spring sunshine today.  No problem finding this one.  TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8HX
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Another one where spent a short while looking, then saw it and wondered why it had taken even that long. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8HX
lText:
I was driving back to Chislehurst and realised that I was too early for the meeting I was due to attend, but too late to make it worthwhile going home. So I turned off down towards this cache, which at some point in the past I had looked for unsuccessfully. I was surprised when I noticed the name as the cache, as last time I'm sure I was scrabbling about on the ground, and very happy that within a few seconds I had spotted the new cache - much easier I think. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8HX
lText:
Tftc this cache was just down the road from where I am working so in my lunch break I nipped out and got one for the day. Thank for the hide :)


lParent: GC3Y8HX
lText:
Out for a walk this afternoon - we had done one on this series last year and hoped to complete the rest today.  Found this one without a problem.  TFTC


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
I like this one. Nice walk and very good hide. Did not take TB (owl) in cache as I would not be able to fulfil its wishes, so have left it for someone else. Tftc


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
Thought I'd have another try with this one as I was passing and it was getting dark. Fortunately, I managed to find it very quickly and avoided being spotted by the patrolling policemen nearby. TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
15:08; Took longer to find than it probably should have done. But never the less we soon found the cache.


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
I spotted this quite quickly at gz, but let my boy scrummage around for a bit.
Disappointingly, I dropped number 2 child off at the nursery opposite, and got the notification ten minutes after id left the area!


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
I was tempted to head out when this one came through this morning but went off to work instead. Popped up here tonight with my muggle mate Dean for a quick find. TFTC


lParent: GC5Y83W
lText:
I saw this one pop up this morning and as someone else had found it, decided to give it a go on the way back from Spiky Adventure. According to the GPS, I was right on top of it but after 20 minutes or so of poking under bushes all I found was an animal skull and a lot of mosquitoes.

As the previous finder notes, the grass is very long and once my boots started squelching I decided to try again on a drier day. Definitely wear long trousers and a jacket for this one.


lParent: GC1V97T
lText:
I had been looking for new challenges in my geocaching world after completing the DT matrix and as many of the hidden months as possible so the next challenge was to attempt the Little Quest series. 

Found this afternoon after work as a cache and dash (ish) and so I parked at the park entrance and made my way to the GZ area where the cache was quickly found

Signed the log, noted the bonus and replaced the cache as found. TFTC - plenty more to go!!


lParent: GC1V97T
lText:
Ridgegrovers from Stourbridge, West Midlands - Found it.
Thank you for placing this cache for us to find, and maintaining it when needed.

On the journey to Essex UK Mega 2015, so an ideal opportunity for a slight detour off the M25 to get another Little Quest.
Log signed as Ridgegrovers (or RGS if space limited), and cache replaced as found, for others to enjoy.

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

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

Danke für die Dos, Merci pour le cache

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


lParent: GC1V97T
lText:
Wow, what a nice quiet park.  I don't think I've ever been into London parks before.  A nice cache and the sun is shining too.  Caching today with Ky Devas on the way to the Essex Mega.


lParent: GC40ED4
lText:
Found with Fay, R+R, Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 while doing the Wherigos.
As we approached the GZ, we worked out the hint. Spent a few minutes searching different places when we spotted a likely location. Then Hedgepiglet and Fay, R+R called out found it!
TFTC!


lParent: GC40ED4
lText:
Found with Sir-L while in the area.  Parked close by and once Sir-L narrowed down the search area i got to work and had log in my hand in seconds. Great little spot. tftc.


lParent: GC40ED4
lText:
Found whilst on a short caching trip with MomAndEm, between the late morning rain showers! - T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC40ED4
lText:
Enjoyed a lovely day out with Decker1257 caching around the area, the weather was fine too the best of the Long weekend. My first day out caching in a while thank you to the Co's for placing all the caches.</p>

<p>Picked this one up in passing around the area.</p> 

<p>[center][b][red]Check out <a href="http://www.mega2015.org.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">UK Mega Essex 2015</a> the 8th Annual UK Mega Event![red][/b][/center]</p>

<p>[green]Thank you for the CacheJimthebee [green]


lParent: GC2HR9A
lText:
Once grandma Dawdler had the brainwave about the clue it was then down to searching - took a while but I got there! Great hide! TFTC


lParent: GC2HR9A
lText:
I've had a look for this one in the past, but gave up due to weather conditions. Today my route took me right past so I stopped and had another go. At first I was looking in completely the wrong area, but then I consulted the map on my app which moved me to another spot where I soon spotted something worth checking. A nice hide. TFTC


lParent: GC2HR9A
lText:
Unfortunately this one had to pass me by. I think I know where the cache may be, but to was too high. I tried at the other end, hoping I would not fal as it was quite slippery from the rain, l but it was not there either. Never mind, I may come back with re-inforcements when the ground is dry.


lParent: GC2ZCBK
lText:
Lotsa muggle traffic nearby today and even more strange looks as we searched. Eventually succeeded. SL TFTC


lParent: GC2ZCBK
lText:
After going slightly further than we should have. We decided to go back and then found the cache quite quickly. Tftc


lParent: GC2ZCBK
lText:
GPS was playing up here again due to the tree cover, I gave up turned around and spotted it on the way out of the woods. TFTC


lParent: GC2ZCBK
lText:
Found the right location following the gps plus hint but couldn't find it. No doubt we were just bad lookers so we will be back. Didn't find our dog's lost ball either d'oh!


lParent: GC5AG64
lText:
Once parked up we crossed the road and I  immediately pointed out where I believed the cache would be. I let Sir-L go and retrieve due to the amount of rain there has been recently. Luckily he went up with a pen. Tftc.


lParent: GC5AG64
lText:
(2225) Out with WhiteFriar gathering some SideTracked caches in the early evening when it is less busy, for SideTracked Day!

Retrieved and replaced by my son.

TFTC


lParent: GC5AG64
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 [:)]

Short search and voilà – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5AG64
lText:
I pass here often as my mum lives just around the corner, so with a few minutes to spare, I decided to walk around and pick it up. The colourful poppies on the bank the other side of the bridge looked lovely and I stopped to take a photo. As the sun was out and I had no specific plans to cache I was wearing possibly the most unsuitable footwear imaginable to tackle this one, but up I went using the wall to compensate for poor foot holds. The log was signed with my foot wedged around the corner and I made it back down without losing my footing or my shoes. 

TFTC


lParent: GC5AG64
lText:
We came to get this one today as we were in the area and wanted it for a challenge we are doing, we parked a few hundred feet from the station and walked to GZ, when Mr Nellie realised where the cache was he decided he wouldn't be able to climb up to it so unfortunately we had to leave this one - think it should have a harder D/T rating to be honest


lParent: GC43PR2
lText:
Found today on a quick detour of the WTF (what's left of it)

Have o lay been to this area once before and recognised the row of shops and had a good idea ode here GZ would be. Quick find all tucked away!

Tftc Turnyt... Good to grab one of your caches for a change :)


lParent: GC43PR2
lText:
One for the calendar
TFTC

This entry was edited by trackable_wife on Wednesday, 13 May 2015 at 20:11:36 UTC.


lParent: GC43PR2
lText:
No luck here today. What I thought was an obvious hint item was chock-full of rubbish so maybe it has gone missing?


lParent: GC43PR2
lText:
I am calling for maintenance because the obvious hint item was full of rubbish. Can the CO just check that all is OK and I will return for another look. Thanks.


lParent: GC43PR2
lText:
Whoops, went in a bit deep for this one at first - cobweb fest! Second try was less gung-ho and more touchy-feely! Success!


lParent: GC36TWF
lText:
Spent a long time here with lots of possible places, GPS appeared to point to area with no ivy!! 
Had to give up in the end [:(]


lParent: GC36TWF
lText:
It looks like this had been uncovered by a muggle as it was lying uncovered just next to the path. We did our best to hide it. Hopefully the coordinates are accurate-ish.


lParent: GC36TWF
lText:
Second attempt at this one. very far from home on a cycle and thought I'd have more luck with another pare of eyes... Nufin!!!


lParent: GC36TWF
lText:
The last of our misses on a short trip out caching with Qeams. We got to GZ and saw a couple of likely trees where the cache could be tucked away but unfortunately didn't manage to spot the cache itself. Qeams had a good laugh when I was climbing up one tree and a branch broke - sending me for a small spill and leaving me wedged between some trees.


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
(2239) After dropping my daughter off in Croydon, I drove here on the way home. The info was soon gathered and the cache found with ease.

TFTC


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
Went to replace this one this morning only to find the original has miraculously reappeared! So all's well and ready to continue


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
I managed to park roadside right outside the church

The solutions were soon gathered and the final location calculated

Strolled to GZ and the obvious host gave up its reward

TFTC


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but pleasant caching trip into Croydon; on a warm and sunny day [:)]

Quickly sorted the new co-ordinates, then off to GZ for an easy find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
As this is my church I'd thought about one here for ages. Only thing is the footpaths are fairly rank. But actually where this has been done it's fine. No problems at all. Good cords and cache fine. But really don't you think that tree on the front lawn needs climbing. TFTC.


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
Black**    Met and talked to a lovely, very dedicated, lady.  She said that her grandchildren have an interest in caching, know where there are quite a few, but have not 'become' cachers yet   ....  TFTC


lParent: GC5Y9HD
lText:
Nice place and a good series of questions. Met one of the good ladies of the church while counting and marvelled at her dedication, from caring for the aged to doing missionary work in South Sudan- make one feel small. tftc black ball 12


lParent: GC24KE2
lText:
Found very quickly as the light was failing. 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: GC24KE2
lText:
#2,044 10h40 (2/3 cache finds - and 3 DNFs - on a lovely fine sunny morning)

Enjoyable riverside stroll for this quick and easy find with good coordinates and hint. Quiet time this early morning so few muggles to cause any concern. Log paper damp & needs replacement - preferably in a protective zip-lock bag.

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC24KE2
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. 
Nice hint. Found exactly as expected. 
TFTC! 
25 Jul 2015 16:30


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
A very interesting form of earth-cache, thank you.  Found on an early Sunday morning stroll from a family visit to London. Church was up and active with clergy coming and going.  Lovely old building


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
We wandered around looking at, and taking pictures of, this beautiful old church. Such a pity we were told, very rudely, that we weren't allowed to be there and we couldn't take photos.  We were told to get out and get off the property.  Needless to say, we had all the info we needed and left without saying anything.  It is so interesting to see all the different stone used around the church.  In places it looked as if they had used anything that came to hand at the time.  I hope this EC stands the test of time and irate preachers.  It's something that cachers who enjoy EC's would like to visit   ....  PB99 has done the email for both of us   ....  TFTC and a favourite


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
A really interesting old church and en enjoyable earthcache- up to a point. while assessing the east wall, a complete asshole of a priest pitched up, very irate and demanded we clear off and stop taking pictures of his very old church- as if we did not know this. He was rather rude and claimed not to know anything about an earthcache-rather spoilt the whole thing, especially when he accompanied us to our cycles and glared while we packed up and prepared to move off. So much for Christian brotherly love! Still, enjoyed doing the cache and answers emailed to co for self and pippitt. TFTC


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
My geo-eduction continued today with alot of new geological knowledge on my earthcache day.  Quite a bit learnt in this interesting build.
Thanks to the CO for the correspondence and knowledge! gunning for a few of your challenges! :-)
TFTC.


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
TFTC

Was a very cute little church, sat right by a huge modern version. Was interesting to look around a little and try to answer the Qs for the EarthCache. Hope that I got all was needed, was definitely an interesting fabric of the building. 

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: GC4C4YG
lText:
Enjoyed a lovely day out with Decker1257 caching around the area, the weather was fine too the best of the Long weekend. My first day out caching in a while thank you to the Co's for placing all the caches.</p>

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<p>[green]Thank you for the CacheRubyShoos [green]


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
I'd been intending to do this for a while but figured an after work visit in the dark may make the collection of the answers trickier and raise suspicions.
I had just less than an hour to spare this not morning before collecting my don from a sleepover at crayford so decided to come here. I had also noticed JJs CM challenge, and the COs CM challenges so a new CM type in my collection would be useful.
Being Easter Sunday the church had its doorway decorated with an arch of Palm fronds. The church was open but with service with tiny congregation going on inside I made do with a glance through the window.
Email to CO.
Thanks.


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
In the area picking up some caches (mainly Church Micros as it turned out) while my daughter was otherwise engaged and before collecting her to take her home.   I'd managed 3 different Church Micro icons in Bexley but the letterbox and trad there had long been archived so went to Bexleyheath for some more.  I got the trad there and then saw this one listed not too far away.  I was back on for 5 icons at church micros in the day.  After a walk around this church I decided to take photos of the required areas and compile my answers at home.  These have been done and sent to the CO and so I now wait with trepidation in case I have too much incorrect and have to withdraw the log.

thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
#2677 We had the opportunity to do some caching around Erith and Bexleyheath today and we chosen to visit some churches.

This was our last stop for today. We had a very good look around the church to make sure that we found all the needed answers for the earth cache. At home we read the description again to understand a bit more about the building materials and weathering. The answers were send to the CO and after a very quick reply we are allowed to log this cache. Thank you 'RubyShoos' for showing us to a very interesting place [:)]


lParent: GC4C4YG
lText:
We thought at first that we might not be able to complete this cachce, as the details on F's PDA contained all the information right up to the 'Phew!' - and the rest was truncated!. Luckily we had a wi-fi signal for our tablet so we downloaded the details to there.
An unusual site with the two Churches, and the re-use of the old Church as a Greek Ortodox. We had a look around the Church in the heavy drizzle gathering the information before making a quick return to the car as the drizzle had stopped, and it was now raining.
We e-mailed our findings to the CO, and received a nice prompt reply.
Thanks for bringing us here, it's definitely one we would have missed if it was not for Geocaching.
TFTC


lParent: GC60ZZW
lText:
This afternoon I finally got round to this pair of new gobstopper caches.   This one was quickly found but the other (3... 2... 1...) took rather longer.   This one's logsheet is a little damp but still usable.   Otherwise, all good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1493


lParent: GC60ZZW
lText:
It took us a little while to spot this one as the GPS was playing tricks under the tree cover, sending us hither and thither. Having found it, it took a while longer in order to extract the log from the container after all the rain we have had recently.  TFTC.


lParent: GC60ZZW
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Woke up early this morning and decided to go for the (FTF) on this cache. Walked the 3km or so to the GZ on a beautiful summers morning. It always amazes us that so people are around at this time of the morning. Saw horses, rabbits and lots of bird life, including a falcon of sorts, as I walked across the open field near the GZ.

The cache was an east find even though the GPS was giving me a bit of a run around.

I signed the nice clean and new log and replaced back in its container.

Thank you [blue]gobstoppper[/blue] for getting me up to do this cache. A favourite point for the experience. We need to come back here when the bluebells are flowering.

We are visiting from South Africa for six weeks. We are be based in Ealing, London. So far we have found caches in Greater London, en route to the Piratemania Mega, the Essex Mega and Surrey. 

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC60ZZW
lText:
Got to GZ and said to Trackable Wife - "It must be here!"
"Yup" She replied- "Its there!"
Had to allow her the STF and claimed TTF for myself
TFTC


lParent: GC4N1NZ
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

A nice quick easy find on a lovely summers day.

Thanks [blue]stuhughes[/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: GC18CQB
lText:
Found the tape and quick find from there. It was at head height - of minicacher. Replaced at normal head height. 
TFTC! 
4 May 2015 12:00


lParent: GC18CQB
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 here, put my hands right on it. Sounds easy but there were people the other side of the fence and someone camp in across from GZ... Upped the difficultly!!

Surprised the CO marked out the location, very unlike him  

19/22 on the trail today

TFTC #312


lParent: GC18CQB
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....

Given how long this has been here, I was surprised that the extra hint item is still there but pleased as I put my hand right onto it.

Cache number 17 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC18CQB
lText:
A straight forward find - all very quiet today - no surprise as there was a very cold wind blowing . tftc.


lParent: GC18CQB
lText:
Shame about the utter twonks using their dirt bikes along this stretch of the tow path, we had to jump to the side a couple of times.  Found fairly easily without the hint as I saw the hint and guessed what it meant.  TFTC #1669


lParent: GC3Y8KV
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd.
Having previously done 7 it was straight onto 8. Which is probably why ended up searching the wrong tree. Went a bit further and found something more funky and the cache soon after. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8KV
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - not where I first thought it would be - good hide - tftc


lParent: GC3Y8KV
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus, Travis5 and fearless Indiana, where the weather surprisingly behaved itself!  The aim was to complete the rest of the series that I hadn't done on a previous visit last year and for my caching friends to do the lot! - T4TC [:)]

Nicely tucked away [:)]


lParent: GC459V1
lText:
My first time geocaching! Found location but couldn't find cache. Found a lot of unpleasant litter there though!


lParent: GC459V1
lText:
I think we found the spot, was possibly in a weep hole in the wall, pencils were found on the floor so cache could have been squirted out during a downpour?


lParent: GC459V1
lText:
Looked as though there had been some interference in the area the GPS took us to.  Found what could have been a cachers pencil on the floor but no sign of the cache.


lParent: GC459V1
lText:
No luck here today - found hint items and what looked like a perfect cache pencil but was not able to find a cache itself.


lParent: GC2KYGV
lText:
Following our success at Osterley Park we decided to try a couple of the local caches and with convenient parking nearby this seemed ideal.  GPS was spot on which was lucky as most of the copse seemed to fit in with the hint.  TFTC.


lParent: GC39NVP
lText:
Definitely needed your hints to find this one. Great to encounter Besom Flyers doing the same search. SL TFTC


lParent: GC39NVP
lText:
While doing  this we met a lovely couple Babsy 123 who actually reached the box before us but kindly said take "the keys" as they wouldn't be able to  move on TFTC


lParent: GC39NVP
lText:
It took a while to get correctly orientated for this cache but eventually Anna spotted one of the hint items and then the cache was soon found. I'd be inclined to call this a large box rather than a regular, it's one of the largest that I've found out in the wild. Tony had fun looking through all the trinkets, I dropped off "The Lost Keys" TB here.
TFTC


lParent: GC1P4K2
lText:
Man this was hard. Almost gave up. 
It's not on the ground just so you know. Hint was good by hell do you get stung!!


lParent: GC1P4K2
lText:
Up on the 4:00am for the Megabus to London from Bristol with The Kosciows to bag some Geocaches, Trigpoints and Munzees in the capital. A very long day indeed that  carried on until the next day. A few issues with travel earlier on grabbing some tricky caches on the outskirts meant we didn’t manage to find all we had planned but a very busy day anyway taking in the plaque of the first geocache, a plethora of churches and sidetracked caches, the Abbey Road crossing and the home of time and navigation. We even managed to track down Jack the Ripper. We particularly focussed on rare cache types (virtuals, webcams, earthcaches etc), caches with a large amount of favourites and the caches which either looked interesting, filled in parts of various grids and challenges or we incidentally passed anyway.  Sorry for the first paragraph being a copy and paste job but I have a lot to log. Do take some comfort in the fact your cache made it on to a carefully selected itinerary for the day. Thanks to all the wonderful Cos of London we had a great day in the capital caching and we will be back soon.

Had to look for this after doing the Geocaching Shrine closeby. Took some searching before noting it on the floor. Returned to where I thought it belonged. Thanks for placing :-)


lParent: GC1P4K2
lText:
Travelled up from Bristol today to find the nearby "Shrine" cache and thought it would be rude not to have a look for this one. An easy find was had as the cache was fully exposed. We signed the log book and then re hid the cache so it is not easy to see. Found with Staticman_1. TFTC.


lParent: GC2RAJX
lText:
Came to Mill Hill today as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool. This was my first school, it certainly has grown. Thank you for placing in such a pretty place. Found with Gbplus1.


lParent: GC2RAJX
lText:
I can't believe that I went on a 30 mile plus round trip on a Friday evening before a Bank Holiday just to pick up a 1.5/1.5...  I was planning on a tree climb closer to home but, as this one was still waiting to be found, I couldn't resist having a go at resuscitating it.  Took me 75 mins to grind my way round the North Circular but at least the prize was mine; first to find in over two years...  Left a trackable, pour encourager les autres.  If the camo bag was in perfect condition when the CO replaced the cache a few weeks ago, then the local wildlife has been at it already...  TFTC.


lParent: GC2RAJX
lText:
i got to admit i took one look at the holly and didn't try too hard, but i will return for a rematch


lParent: GC5ZKY5
lText:
Though of looking for this one today as I was going to look for the old mangly tree. ( with we did not find ) found it after searching around the back of the ventilation pipe very very very easy TFTC


lParent: GC295ZC
lText:
Out in the Bank Holiday drizzle to pick up some local caches.  We found this with no problem, but the top of the container was missing.  Had a quick search on the ground but couldn't find it.


lParent: GC295ZC
lText:
Great hide, took a bit of searching, but was a find for daughter Dawdler. Nice to walk a part of West Wickham that I wouldn't normally, and see the Memorial. TFTC


lParent: GC5M0WB
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Nice quick easy find.

We decided to do another loop of caches in the area.  Was hoping the cache was not going to be in its name. Thank heaven it was not.

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: GC5M0WB
lText:
Quickly found (nice container!), but as I was signing the log a muggle turned up and sat almost next to me.
Clearly he wasn't going anywhere and I couldn't hang around too long so I pretended to be some sort of inspector and confidently replaced it. I then spend a couple of minutes nonchalantly looking at my phone so that he knew I hadn't planted a bomb and run off!

SL TFTC
#1354


lParent: GC5M0WB
lText:
Came to the area for a sunny afternoon of caching.  Easy find today - "GZ" was much cleaner.  The eyes have it!!  TFTC [6012]


lParent: GC5XMEG
lText:
I had another look for this as I never like to admit defeat. There were no signs of poo, human or otherwise, but the grass and some of the undergrowth has been cut back and despite a good search I still couldn't find anything. I could see nothing which matched the hint and while I'm prepared to accept that I'm being useless, there are other things which make this search unpleasant.

There has been some fly-tipping and there's now quite a bit of junk (bits of wood, general rubbish) at GZ, and I saw what I'm 99% sure was a rat as I was searching. In addition, someone has set up a makeshift camp near the top of the path which adds to the off-puttingness of it all. 

It's a shame because this is a nice park with lovely views and ordinarily would have been a great caching spot.


lParent: GC5XMEG
lText:
Went looking for this one but the sight of the weeds and nettles put me off. However enjoyed the walk around the park. Decided to come back when the vegetation is less pronounced.  Thanks.


lParent: GC5XMEG
lText:
Had a really good look for this with no luck. Very brambly. I wasn't even sure what sort of container I was looking for.


lParent: GC5XMEG
lText:
You wait for ages and 2 FTFs come along at once!

Gawd knows what the fine people of Chingford thought of a middle aged man sprinting along the Ridgeway in his suit.

Got to Gz and nobody about so had time to look. Over thought things and came away with a few scrapes.

Cheers!


lParent: GC39NX4
lText:
Our 9th and final find of the day on a very enjoyable walk around Bostall Woods. We didn't quite manage to get round all the caches but this was still the longest walk that little Tony has done. This was another straight forward find.


lParent: GC39NX4
lText:
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Nu gaan we oip weg naar het Mega event van Essex. Een ritje van 180 km levert een reistijd op van ruim 6 uur. Voordat we vertrokken nog een paar caches gedaan in Abbey Woods en bij aankomst op het eventterrein.
Shakeyjake_91 bedankt voor de cache.
Annemieke & Fred #10455
[:D][b] "Daar doen we het voor"[/b] [:D][font=Verdana][Black][/Black]


lParent: GC39NX4
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa are on their 5th trip through the United Kingdom, but this time they are trying to find the nicest caches UK has to offer and discover unique places they haven’t visited before. They found this cache with a quick grab

This entry was edited by frotbeij on Saturday, 18 July 2015 at 19:26:59 UTC.


lParent: GC39NX4
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. 
#12 of the day
TFTC


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
Now this was a tricky one grabbed a picture of the stone at the lovely old church not a problem but must have been looking at the clue for around half an hour without any luck. 
Tried a few different ways to work it out then it finally clicked after reading the instructions for about the 15th time!!
Got the numbers for the coordinates at the second attempt as miscounted at the start, all added up as it should which was great I thought!

Knowing the area well quickly found my way to the bin but wasn't able to find the cache but was quite busy so headed back another time. 
Still no luck and with some scratched and stung hands I had to leave again. 

Spoke to "cacheaccounting" who was really helpful but did seem to confirm I was looking in the right spot. Was frustrating as to why I couldn't find it!

So off for one more go (about 3rd or 4th by now) and searching the same spot success!!!

Looks like some rubbish from the other side may have blocked or knocked the cache so after a quick sign I put it back correctly. 

Much trouble but enjoyed this one, glad it's over! Thanks for the help.


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
Resuscitated!  I'd like to say that this was plain sailing on D/T Day 60 but...

I did the grid (81 D/Ts in 81 consecutive days) twice without using challenge caches but, when I decided to streak D/Ts again, it was clear that challenge caches would come in handy (and save petrol...).  However, I was only prepared to use ones that I qualified for within the streak period.  So, when I saw that this one - http://coord.info/GC5JZ4E - had recently been published, I needed to resuscitate a cache; I've got ones from way back when, but they don't count (for my purposes...).

I needed to resuscitate a cache (for similar reasons) a couple of weeks ago but, for some reason when I ran the search on Project-GC, this one escaped my attention.  Not so today!  And, if I could find it, it would fill the 2.5/1.5 spot (albeit that I might have preferred to have saved this D/T for a bit longer; the top left hand corner of the grid is rather full now, so I don't have any "emergency" caches left...).

Had a crack at working out the coordinates before setting off.  Things didn't add up, so I put everything into an Excel spreadsheet, sorted the letters, recalculated, checked on a map, and set off with confidence...  However, although I ended up in what was clearly the right general area, I simply couldn't see anything that matched the hint or tied in with the previous logs.

So, as I happened to have parked outside the church, I went back and checked that I had the right data source.  I did, I recounted a couple of letters; I'd got "S" wrong (turned out that I'd inadvertently added one in my spreadsheet...), but it wasn't going to make much difference.  Still, I changed the coordinates (noting that the westings no longer added up) and went back.  Sure enough, it didn't make much difference.  Tried doing it as a "field puzzle" from previous logs but, with time already having run out, had to concede defeat.

Started the journey home, composing in my mind a stiffly worded "Needs maintenance" log and a note to the CO with my workings; given that I had a "trusty" Excel spreadsheet and others had found the cache without getting the checksums to work, "clearly" there was something wrong with the description...  Fortunately the lights turned red just as I reached the main road, so I had one final look at my spreadsheet.  Doh!

Back one final time, and this time I arrived at a bin; coordinates are clearly out.  However, previous logs had me in the right kind of place.  Missed it the first time round, battled with some vegetation, then went back to battle with vegetation in the place that I first looked.  Result!

Previous finder seems to have used invisible ink but I'm not fussed whether the previous find was 383 or 386 days ago...  TFTC!!


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
Spent a while establishing the coordinates but once done me and Lala-v went to gz, as with others, straight to a bin! We spread out checking for locations matching the clue to no avail. Shame after the amount of time figuring out the coordinates!


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
Again no luck finding, that means only got 1 out of 4 on our first day geocaching.  Hopefully it gets easier.


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
This was certainly a puzzler,no matter how many times I counted I got a different set of numbers.In the end after confirming with the CO it clicked.Today was the day & at gz I didn`t like the look of what I saw,mud & prickles & of course lots of muggles.However I chose the moment after a bit of walking up & down & went in for the grab.Easier than I thought thank goodness otherwise it would look too suspicious.Thanks "Footsore & weary" for all your help on this one.TFTC


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
Despite repeating could not get the checksum and results to tally for def. GZ that I checked all didn't yield much but not happy I was right so moved away.


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
No luck. We failed to get an answer for West that satisfied the checksum, despite coming with the same answer more than once, but went to look at the coordinates anyway as the location didn't seem unlikely. No sign of a cache though.


lParent: GC1HVF5
lText:
I confess to making a right mess of this one and never found it. First of all I got the coordinates wrong despite the checksums working, though I only managed it by assuming that the CO had been a bit a bit cheeky with the abbreviated word. Anyway I headed off to the coordinates and too late to avoid getting my feet soaking wet I came to the conclusion that there was no hint item in the middle of the field. So I trudged back to the church and had another go. I spotted my mistake within a minute and the coordinates looked a bit more feasible. For me the coordinates centred on a bin and in between the muggles I had a quick poke around the bottom. I then resorted to looking at the past logs and saw that the bin was not the target. At this point I had a quick look at the alternatives but I just couldn't seem to grab a break with the muggles. Being a bit tired and soaking wet I couldn't rustle up the patience to wait. I will return.


lParent: GC58RMK
lText:
Pleased I had some gardening gloves on, never no what maybe lurking!

Sorry guys put the wrong date on the log, my watch was showing yesterday!

Thanks


lParent: GC58RMK
lText:
A quick find today while passing by 
Fine example of a way to hide a mobile mast unless you know it would be just another telegraph pole.
TFTC/SL


lParent: GC6175P
lText:
I am today the proud owner of a new GPS and having managed to get it all up and running I was itching to put it to the test....So I had a look to find a local cache and I was amazed when this one popped up as I use to have a cache in this park myself which sadly went missing a couple of years ago....hopefully as this one is much smaller it will have a better chance of survival.

A nice easy find for my new GPS. TFTC


lParent: GC6175P
lText:
Saw this when I put the computer on but by then it had been found 3 times, but as today is Geocaching International Anniversary Day thought we really ought to pick up a cache just up the road. When we arrived naturally that was the only seat that was occupied so wandered round the shops for half and hour and returned to find it empty.  Nice to see a new cache setter in the area.  TFTC


lParent: GC6175P
lText:
12:37
Chance spot of this cache and left soon after. Unfortunately found leafyc at gz when I arrived. Only third to find [:(]
Thanks for the cache


lParent: GC6175P
lText:
Yippee! My first FTF. I have had two narrow misses recently so was very pleased to see the empty log. The park was buzzing with people.and I had to wait because a man was sitting smoking at the very spot I wanted to get to, so I sat pretending to be texting on my phone and he eventually left after what seemed like about half an hour but probably wasn't actually that long. TFTC


lParent: GC3RPQ1
lText:
Thanks Jimthebee! This is definitely worth a favourite award from me, just for the ingenious name of the cache alone, let alone its wonderful location! SL TFTC


lParent: GC2DTGJ
lText:
Couldn't find it :( there were barely any drains and the 2 drains that I found had nothing (white one and concrete one) I broke my leg in the midst of trying to find it


lParent: GC4QJV7
lText:
Just found lid- it was our first geocach so bit disappointed! ! Will try to find another later today!


lParent: GC4QJV7
lText:
No one has tried this cache for a long while and the cache owner seems to have been inactive in over a year. I have sent him an email because up to now there hasn't been a maintenance log. If any one reads this in a further few weeks time and there has been no update from CO then perhaps a needs archived log is the next to go on


lParent: GC4QJV7
lText:
Sadly I could not find it, I tried to use all the clues but still no luck, I know there has been redevelopment and I don't know if has been moved


lParent: GC4QJV7
lText:
Found it, as others have said co-ords a bit out and not magnetic but clue and description helped 
TFTC


lParent: GC4QJV7
lText:
Not having much luck with this. Two days ago there was an occupied police van at GZ and today at 6:30 it was muggle/taxi driver mayhem  [:(!]
Hope it's 3rd time lucky!


lParent: GC5CD42
lText:
(2185) We followed the arrow on the GPS as it counted down and when it said 10ft, I looked in front of me and I saw it glinting in the sunshine! It could so easily have taken an age to find as there is so many things that match the hint, we were very lucky. 

TFTC


lParent: GC5CD42
lText:
Spent quite a lot of time here but couldn't find it!! The GPS was jumping around a lot but everything seemed overgrown as couldn't really move around near the trees and also lots of muggles passing... will have to get back to this one


lParent: GC5CD42
lText:
Staying with family in Worcester Park when a visit to the supermarket was required, so after shopping, I went to find this one. TNLN. SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC5CD42
lText:
Great! Our first geocache!  Trickier than we thought.  Wear long trousers, and dont give up.  Thanks we enjoyed ourselves!


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
My new favourite cache! :) After an appointment at the nearby health centre I decided to have a quick look if there were any nearby geocaches, and I'm glad I did! Very well put together, a great container and a thoroughly enjoyable find. TFTC!


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
Very clever indeed. The clue for the co-ordinates was quickly found. A nearby bench to work out the co-ordinates. Initially, I could not work out the reason for some statements. Looking outside, it was clear very quickly how to get to the cache. It needed some searching but when I was there, cache was soon in hand. Very clever indeed, well worth a favourite. TFTC


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
I was given a few hours caching time after dropping G at the hospital and so I chose a few local(ish) caches to target.  They included some solved puzzles, traditionals, multis and a high rated D/T cache.

I was heading back to the hospital when I took a call to say that chemo had been delayed.  This was the nearest cache to me and so I thought I would give it a go.  I am really pleased that I did! [8D]  I found the plaque and numbers quite quickly and stood under the canopy to do the calculations as that gave quite a good shelter from the rain.  At GZ I was taken aback by the GZ locality.  Absolutely brilliant and definitely well worth a Favourite point from me.  I just had to dive in and grab it and hope that the various muggles would be too engrossed in their own business to realised what I was doing.  Fantastic! [:D]

Thank you very much for setting and maintaining this cache which was found on Day #391 of my current caching streak!  [:)]  For the record, this was cache number 12 of 12 found today and most definitely a good one to end on.


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
I've actually been very near this cache many times not knowing it was there.  I think it deserves a favourite for an ingenious hideout [;)].  Swapped a small goody and also took butterfly TB to move on. TFTC


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
Found the plaque, and quickly worked out the co-ordinates. Final was a short walk away so off we went. On arrival we were greeted by a room full of muggles but they were so engrosed in their activities that they took no notice of what we were doing! Grabbing a cache in full view of oblivious muggles.....classic! Dropped off Butterfly TB. TFTC


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
Found this morning as back in Wallington for first time in a while.

A reorganisation means the cache is now in a more logical hiding place.

Really enjoyed this cache.

Many thanks for placing this and bringing me here.


lParent: GC2P9WM
lText:
Attempted this one a couple of times but there's always too many muggles.  Had a pretend read today and spotted a few possible hiding places, ill be back!


lParent: GC5QY1P
lText:
There were a few dog walkers around on the way to this cache, luckily at GZ coast was clear. Michelle195 found this one, SL and replaced with no trouble and a nice sit down. TFTC.


lParent: GC5QY1P
lText:
No need for wellies today, lovely walk to GZ in the sunshine. Cache was a bit exposed which I was happy with as I'm not sure I would have put my hand in there otherwise, area looks like there have been a few parties going on recently. SL and replaced. TFTC.


lParent: GC5QY1P
lText:
Very pleasant walk through the woods in the sunshine to get this one, quick find after a short search.
TFTC Rastan


lParent: GC5QY1P
lText:
Barnet Betty and I were spending the afternoon trying to solve a puzzle cache but as it wasn't going well we decided to look for this one. We nearly chose the muddiest route but then realised we could find a better way to GZ. Barnet Betty quickly found the cache. Thanks for the cache zakhass.


lParent: GC50FX9
lText:
Very excited to have found our first one.  Disappointed someone had left a stone off the footpath in the box.  Whats the point???


lParent: GC50FX9
lText:
I was in the park for the LQ and so as it was very quiet and I had some spare time, I decided to walk round and find this one. I quickly spotted it on arrival and had complete privacy to sign the log and replace the cache. TFTC


lParent: GC50FX9
lText:
Trovato...!   taken a little bit... But when you understand where to search it isn't too difficult...!


lParent: GC2FM1H
lText:
A lovely little walk around a beautiful park with my son on a summers day the pot now have cammo tape all around it


lParent: GC1E6JJ
lText:
(2184) We initially drove into the cemetery but soon realised we needed to be elsewhere. Fairly quick find once we were brave enough to look where we thought the cache would be!

TFTC


lParent: GC1E6JJ
lText:
Visiting the area and decided to try and find this on a hot Saturday morning!  Nice peaceful location!


lParent: GC5JFXW
lText:
A dry but dull day caching closer to home today.
Trust the hint. Added a new dry log as the old one was waterlogged.
TFTC and the hunting.


lParent: GC5JFXW
lText:
The placement of the cache has not changed since the hint was written, just to clear things up :)

Happy hunting CO


lParent: GC5JFXW
lText:
Found with woollaston4 after a little bit of looking a very nice hide slightly out the way of passers by. Signed as GG as not much room!


lParent: GC5JFXW
lText:
Spotted by grogard whilst we were looking elsewhere! Agree with a previous log that it seems that the cache has moved since the hint was written! We managed to squeeze our names on the log book, signed as W4! TFTC


lParent: GC5JFXW
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Took a while to find. Cache has obviously been moved since the hint was written. Logbook is full.

We decided to do another loop of caches in the area.

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: GC3B17P
lText:
Found but forgot to log properly ages ago, wondered why it was showing as unfound on the app - had marked as needs maintenance


lParent: GC3B17P
lText:
Thought I would look cos I don't live far away. Found the exploded tree and the nest but no luck. May need a new one


lParent: GC53E4N
lText:
Returned with the grandsons who loved the tree but failed to find any evidence of a cache. If it is still there it is very well hidden!


lParent: GC53E4N
lText:
More of a 'couldn't get near enough' than a DNF.
Arrived to see 2 large vehicles containing several workmen eating their lunch in the road next to GZ.    Road works underway! 
Will try to return another day, later and with 2 small grandchildren so that I won't look so conspicuous


lParent: GC53E4N
lText:
Needed a cache for today and this was the nearest to home I hadn't found yet.  Managed to miss the downpour and a great find to add to my collection.  Nice little area. TFTC


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
I was attending a wedding across the road from this cache and popped over here at about dusk with mattandvicky. We had a good look round the area indicated by the gps but were not dressed appropriately to have a really good look in some places. I'll try and get back in the light.


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
I must confess to having been away from caching for a little while.  The last time I did it was last November, when I stopped by a challenge cache up in Nottingham, whilst I was performing up there.  Didn't get the opportunity to do any in December, as all the usual events I would attend clashed with magic show bookings.  Plus the weather hasn't exactly encouraged me to venture out of the door...

Today I had a booking in Mill Hill, at St Paul's Church Hall.  In addition to all the disco equipment and magic props, I made sure to take my receiver with a fully loaded pocket query for the area.  I pulled up by The Sheepwash, and set about looking for the venue, which took a while to spot.  I could see a number of schools, the church, St Paul's Pre School, but no sign of the church hall.  In the end, I had to ask a lady as she was leaving the church grounds.  She was extremely helpful in pointing out that the building that I was almost parked in front of was the church hall.  And right next to the sign for the pre school was, prominently engraved in the sandstone brick above the main door, were the words "St Paul's Church Hall"

I am seriously out of practice at finding things.

I thanked her, and we chatted briefly.  I said that I was there for a birthday party in about an hours time, and said I would pass the time by looking around the Sheepwash.  She then gave me a bit of background to the place, and explained how it got its name.  Apparently farmers would bring their livestock from all over the country, even from as far north as Scotland, all the way into London to sell.  And when they got to this place, they would drive the animals through the pond to wash their hooves and legs.  

I thanked her for the history lesson (and the reminder to book an appointment at the optician), and I got out my receiver.  Well, I had a bit of time to kill, so now is a good a time as any to bag myself a smiley!  My receiver took me straight to the most obvious place where the cache should be; after the trouble I had at locating a massive brick building, it shouldn't have been a surprise to me to discover that the cache wasn't there.

I expanded the search area, as I had trust issues with my Garmin. My receiver has been known to lie to me - one day last year it alternated between telling me the cache was 130 foot away from where it really was and 5 feet out on the next one.  The month before it decided to sulk and convinced itself that it was at N 0° 00.000 E 0° 00.000, whereas we were really in Wolverhampton.  I really need to get a new receiver. 

And there, in all its dubious camouflaged glory, was the cache.  At least I hoped it was.  If it wasn't, then there is a dog owner out there whose pet passes bricks...

It was the cache.  I duly signed the log book, replaced as found, and headed back to the hall.  All in all, not too bad a start to my caching year!


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
Found no problems on second visit. All in good order lots of swapables and log bone dry. Love the history round this area.  TFTC 

This entry was edited by wellington1234 on Monday, 01 December 2014 at 09:57:05 UTC.


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
The photo shows a branch it's hidden under - the branch has been removed by "path cleaners" and the cache is no longer there.  Third time in a row for me - this geocache thing isn't working for me:(


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
Not as easy as I thought. Few posts to check and confused you. Found just before giving up and my geokids like the Harry Potter's swaps. TFTC.

This entry was edited by ZDONSteam on Saturday, 10 May 2014 at 21:09:11 UTC.


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
Well popped up today to see if still there and guess what? It's been muggled so took another to replace it, so all back on track with new hint! Happy hunting!


lParent: GC2QYE7
lText:
No luck here. Spent quite a while searching both in the bushes and on the edge. Found a few things that fitted the hint, some obvious and one a rather clever cryptic o possibility but no luck at any of said places. I fear it may have gone walkies or at least crawled, or scuttled or something like that.. You can read about our adventures today at  TFTC. You can read about our adventures today at http://washknight.wordpress.com/2013/11/21/3_little_dnfs/


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
This afternoon I finally got round to this pair of new gobstopper caches.   The first (Robin Hood of Long Wood) was quickly found but this one took rather longer.   I spent several minutes looking all over the wrong host.   Then I recalled how the CO had placed several of his other (excellent) local caches and it was soon spotted.   A great design.   Has to have another fave.   TFTC!  
#1494


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
A nice simple find. We managed to extract the log with a pair of tweezers as we think the mechanism had jammed as a result of the recent rain.  An enjoyable cache nevertheless.  TFTC.


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
Just when I turn my little world around me into yellow smiley faces - gobstopper sends me off on another challenge. I approached GZ with dread and excitement, wondering what he had in store for me this time. So clever! TFTC


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
Another great one Gobstopper ..... we never know what we are going to find.  

Turnyt spotted this one first as I had difficulty getting through to it as wearing silly sandals (as you do!!)

TFTC and have a favourite point for this one :)


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
Another clever Gobstoppper cache, obviously does not have enough work to keep him occupied
Took a minute to two to get exactly to GZ but soon spotted and then wished I had another pair of hands. Fortunately Trackable wife was there and supplied that extra pair.
Take a fav point for another brilliant idea
TFTC


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
Two finds already and no favourite points?  Criminal, so let me rectify things...  It was gone 10pm when I was ready to leave the house for my daily find, so I picked something that, on paper, should have been quick and easy.  However, by the time I had driven there and wasted my time (don't ask...), it was 11pm and I was ready to move on.  Had a look to see what else was nearby and this one caught my eye.  Aha, a gobstopper; should be fun!

Sure enough, this one didn't disappoint.  Was on it straightaway, did as I was told, and, even though it was late and I'd had a long week, my fielding skills rivalled those of the England team, so there were no mishaps...  As expected, another inventive and nicely crafted cache from this CO.  Keep them coming please!  TFTC!!

PS  I took the liberty of correcting the date of yesterday's finders, as rodz had put 7 Aug, and Dumpster41 had simply signed underneath.


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
STF at 20.10 just after Rodz who was emerging from the trees as I arrived.
Good to meet you Rod and TFTC gobstopper


lParent: GC6100H
lText:
[b][purple]Find no: 10662  06/08/2015 8:05PM.  Mmh, 1.3 miles from me seemed to far to bother with a FTF. Not being a crow it was quite a bit further and the road works at Tesco made it even longer. I know the area well from my caches. An obvious hide when you see it but the hint and cache page gave nothing away, so it took me me quite a few minutes to spot the container, even though the coords were spot on. But a very impressive one it is! A nice clean log sheet and another FTF (there are no FTF stats on GC for the reason that FTL isn't necessarily FTF). Good to meet Dumpster41, who had an easier find. [:)]  Off for some shopping at Tesco now. Thanks.


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
Out for an afternoon stroll and to try and complete this circuit. Started at 6 after parking in Beaverwood Rd. 3.5miles including the walk to and from the circuit.
Got there in the end with this one. Nice container. TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
Frustrating, as there's something (perhaps in my mind) that could be a cactus nearby. A last look around gave the game away.
TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
 Tftc it's quite pleasant out today and the sun was shining for me on my lunch break.
Thanks for another hide.


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
What's with the random gates here??   Cache found no problem, but we definitely took the wrong path from here.   TFTC


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on another Saturday train ride to pick up some caches around Chislehurst - nice quick find tftc


lParent: GC3Y8JR
lText:
This is my number 200 found exactly a year since I started caching. Wanted to hit 200 today so this series was perfect for me. Thank you


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
My poor old dippy knees aren't what they were but they can still get down. It's getting up again that's the problem!


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
The cache location was easy to find, then we worked out the pun and it was quite easy to to retrive the cache.


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
Went to where I expected it to be but no luck. Then after searching elsewhere went back to place I first started and felt a bit lower and there it was after all.  On a WTF trail with skin_2  Thanks for the cache, log signed at 15:18 

 Find #2081


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
Last find of the day on a five mile canal walk. I found most of them, a couple I had to leave due to muggle presence, a few others I couldn't find but as others are finding them I'll come back. One (slightly off this trail) contained a thoroughly unpleasant piece of wildlife which at least didn't get to bite me (see "What's it all a spout"). The whole trail could do with a huge CITO event, pity about all the rubbish. I had no trouble finding this one and visited the nearby Fox PH for a well earned pint. TFTC


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
Eventually found this one too. Yes, took looking at it from a different angle to spot this one. Such a peaceful route on a gloriously sunny day. Tftc

GSI.ROCKS  http://gsi.rocks


This entry was edited by BluUK.GSI on Tuesday, 28 July 2015 at 10:03:14 UTC.


lParent: GC17PK6
lText:
needed the hint as I searched at around 7.45pm, just worked out the caches location and about to retrieve when a mugglewandered round the corner so ratehr than be caught in a compromising and suspicious position walked away past him then returned as he walked out of site, managed to make the retrieve and sign and replace and back o the path before agroup of runners came round the corner.. phew!.
TFTC
Iain the bargee


lParent: GC17PK6
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....

The river is getting bigger now, and we are nearly back at the canal. "I think it's there..." I said.

Cache number 45 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GCX6NM
lText:
I'm having the car serviced so first time in this park. Why not do a few caches while walking Geodog?! TFTC. No pen on my so here's my photo!!


lParent: GCX6NM
lText:
One last cache before heading home. Wandered up and down a bit due to difficulty in getting a GPS fix but got there in the end. Log was damp so dropped off a dessication sachet too. TFTC!


lParent: GCX6NM
lText:
Enjoyed the ramble through the woodland despite having to pass a group of boys with a rather large fire on the go. QEF but log is very wet, SL Misty and replaced. TFTC.


lParent: GCX6NM
lText:
Good hiding place. Logbook is very wet and need replacement plus a watertight container.
Lovely area for a Great walk!
TFTC
-Chillipot #48


lParent: GC3A4TK
lText:
Found this cache while walking part of the London LOOP today. I couldn't pass by without looking now could I? A quick find with a little help from the hint. TFTC.


lParent: GC3A4TK
lText:
Up on the 4:00am for the Megabus to London from Bristol with The Kosciows to bag some Geocaches, Trigpoints and Munzees in the capital. A very long day indeed that  carried on until the next day. A few issues with travel earlier on grabbing some tricky caches on the outskirts meant we didn’t manage to find all we had planned but a very busy day anyway taking in the plaque of the first geocache, a plethora of churches and sidetracked caches, the Abbey Road crossing and the home of time and navigation. We even managed to track down Jack the Ripper. We particularly focussed on rare cache types (virtuals, webcams, earthcaches etc), caches with a large amount of favourites and the caches which either looked interesting, filled in parts of various grids and challenges or we incidentally passed anyway.  Sorry for the first paragraph being a copy and paste job but I have a lot to log. Do take some comfort in the fact your cache made it on to a carefully selected itinerary for the day. Thanks to all the wonderful Cos of London we had a great day in the capital caching and we will be back soon.

In the area grabbing the Geocaching Shrine but we both love a sidetracked so had to grab this one. Took a bit of reaching and we did wonder what the interesting smell was. All was revealed once we looked into the distance from the train station platform. TFTC


lParent: GC3A4TK
lText:
Up from Bristol today to find a few caches in London. We were over this part of town to find the "Shrine" cache and as we both are quite addicted to SideTracked caches we could not resist having a look for this one. Glad I am tall as I needed to stretch to nab this one. Found with Staticman_1. TFTC.


lParent: GC3A4TK
lText:
When I visited this one last year there were roadworks right in front of the cache and I had to cycle on by.   Today it was a QEF during a quiet part of the afternoon.   The magnet no longer works and so I replaced in a way that should ensure it stays safe but still visible.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1329


lParent: GC3A4TK
lText:
Having just found the nearby 'England's Geocaching Shrine' cache it would have been impolite not to also find this cache given my caching name. Of course I had to spend a few minutes watching the trains go by after signing the logroll.  A quick and easy find. T4TC.
TrainSPLOTer


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
We visited camping Abbey Wood every year since 2009. Today we decided to get some caches around this place. We had a very nice walk on a nice day, and found a lot of :) caches. This twisted one is very nice made, a favo. TFTC!


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
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Nu gaan we oip weg naar het Mega event van Essex. Een ritje van 180 km levert een reistijd op van ruim 6 uur. Voordat we vertrokken nog een paar caches gedaan in Abbey Woods en bij aankomst op het eventterrein.
Shakeyjake_91 bedankt voor de cache.
Annemieke & Fred #10454
[:D][b] "Daar doen we het voor"[/b] [:D][font=Verdana][Black][/Black]


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
Dear Shakey, you owe me a new set of nerves after this one as my are completely shot to hell.

Found the cache easily. Located and signed the log easily. I was feeling all smug about the ease with which I'd done this one. Bad mistake. You know what they say about pride.

On putting the cache back together, I pushed the bottom too hard and the twist flew off. I thought I'd seen where it had bounced, but I was wrong.

To cut a long story short, I spent half an hour  sitting in my bum in the dust, bushwacking the fallen leaves with a stick.

I was just admitting defeat and mentally composing the mea culpa email when I finally spotted it.

All is well. TFTC.


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
During our holiday in England we visited London also.
We placed ourmotorhom at Camping-site Abbey Wood and there we found this cache (indeed: with a twist!)
Shakeyjake 91: thanks and greetings from Holland!


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
Can't believe I found it after almost half an hour walk through the wildest part of the food! Clever container !


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa are on their 5th trip through the United Kingdom, but this time they are trying to find the nicest caches UK has to offer and discover unique places they haven’t visited before. They found this cache hidden in the woods. Nice cache in a beautiful surrounding, one of the first caches for us in the UK.

This entry was edited by frotbeij on Saturday, 18 July 2015 at 19:27:51 UTC.


lParent: GC5DWMW
lText:
Searched for a while in the wrong place before spying this one. Caching with The Octogenarian who really enjoyed this one and who was most determined to reach it - raised a laugh as worked out what to do and like a previous cacher it almost rolled away from us but not quite! TFTC


lParent: GC5JNRW
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Loved the hint.

A quick easy find.

Thanks [blue]Cuckoo4cachers[/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: GC5JNRW
lText:
Really must remember to take my sunglasses off. Can barely see a thing. Easy enough find using hint.


lParent: GC5JNRW
lText:
Had a short look on the way home, not enough of a search evidently. will be back soon. always logging the DNF's.


lParent: GC5JNRW
lText:
Having wasted far too long on "Riverside Trunk" (due, it would appear, to inaccurate coordinates - see tomorrow's "Found it" log), I cheered myself up with this one before heading home.  Wasn't a D/T that I wanted, and I was pretty sure what it would involve just from reading the hint, but the hint made me chuckle nonetheless; very droll!  TFTC.


lParent: GC1JCBB
lText:
Returning to my ( J's ) local station, Oakleigh Park. Been a long time  since I've back home. 
Quick find dispite a few muggles, the hint made it clear where to look. 
SL and TFTC


lParent: GC1JCBB
lText:
Don't know if I'm blind or just too distracted by 2 little kids with me but couldn't find, its not far from my house so will try again when no kids with me.


lParent: GC1JCBB
lText:
I let Michelle195 do the work on this one, I was distracted by the wonderful smell of garlic bread cooking form nearby pizza place. After declaring that she was stupid Michelle195 soon had cache in hand, we SL and replaced. TFTC.


lParent: GC1JCBB
lText:
QEF once I had read and digested the hint correctly. Spent a bit of time looking on the wrong side even though I had read the hint, this cache was the last of 6 in the area and after lots of walking so I blame that. SL and replaced. TFTC.


lParent: GC1JCBB
lText:
Headed out to Totteridge & Whetstone after work and started with this one. Straightforward spot but had to hand around, "checking mail" on my phone till there was a gap in Muggle traffic so I could grab the cache and same again when putting it back! TFTC!


lParent: GC2XT68
lText:
Wandered along to this lovely old chapel whilst the girls had a look around the food festival and shops today, and whilst a wedding was taking place the info as quickly found the final co-ords worked out out.  Then it was a short walk along to Gz where the sneaky cache was quickly spotted!!!

SL TFTC!!!!


lParent: GC2XT68
lText:
Careful which info board you use to decrypt! Easily misleading. Nice simple find at GZ. Sat in the sun on a nearby fence and dried out the log which was soaking! so should be ok for a while. My first multi :) TFTC!


lParent: GC2XT68
lText:
"Are you here for the wedding?" "Er, no..." But I got the info anyway and found the cache eventually. Very well camoed, took me a few minutes of poking at nettles to twig.  Didn't sign though as the logbook is soggy. TFTC


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
Grabbed this little fella today on wee trip down memory lane for geobinky.
We had looked once before but came back in search of this cache which is the nearest to where Geobinky was born!
Also dropped Celtic Cross TB
Found with Geobinky of course!!
GPEC (gracias por el cache)


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
Came back to Mill Hill today to try for this cache as I was born and grew up in Shakespeare Road. I spent many years walking through this lovely footpath and it was really lovely to come back. I always get a little sentimental passing through the area as I think about the many happy years spent here especially at the local swimming pool. Thank you for placing this cache here.


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
A nice quick find once I had realised which side of the footpath to be searching. And a nice clean log book as well. TFTC


lParent: GC474KY
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.

I spent about half an hour on this one. Surprisingly, I wasn't disturbed by any muggles, but I also couldn't find anything matching the hint (or anything suspicious generally). The GPS wasn't very accurate again and the ara is overgrown, which doesn't help at all. I'll have to come back!


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
Was passing through the area and couldn't resist stopping to get this one as I was born and grew up round the corner in Shakespeare Road. Unfortunately I didn't manage to find it :( will try again another time.


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
Gave a good hunt! But alas no joy. Will return again with Geobinky - as this is the nearest cache to where she was born!
Cheers


lParent: GC474KY
lText:
I spent about 10 minutes searching but found nothing, then some muggles approached from both directions, so I beat a retreat. As I was leaving I thought I spotted it, but it was a lump of broken tarmac with no space for a log.


lParent: GC36TYF
lText:
The phone reception wasn't ideal in the area, and it was getting late, so we didn't spend much time to look for this one.


lParent: GC36TYF
lText:
Easy find. The hint helped although at this time of year the green growth does obscure the view a bit. Look for the nearby bench to really enjoy the view. Tftc


lParent: GC36TYF
lText:
The second of 3 misses for me and Qeams on the weekend - likely due to a lot of GPS bounce while caching with my phone. We saw some likely locations for the cache but had no luck finding it.


lParent: GC36TYF
lText:
[:D] Found it! [:D]

It was a very sunny, warm evening tonight [8D] and the whole of MortonFamily1 wanted to go for a drive around Richmond, and of course do some geocaching! This cache was perfect for a lovely sun-dappled walk along the Thames towpath, and was the perfect opportunity to walk the dogs. [:)]

Once we reached GZ, the compass was going all over the place (due to the amount of trees near by) so my sister and I searched the area of a 10m radius. Searching in the woodland in my work clothes was probably not the best of ideas, but I was determined to try and find the cache [:p][;)]. After reading some of the previous comments I figured out roughly where about's along the towpath, and before I knew it the cache was in my hands. I signed the logbook and placed it back into position.

On the way back to the carpark we noticed some wooden posts, and my dad and sister both started to do some incredible gymnastics on them. It was great fun, and was further enhanced when a guy on the towpath also joined in!

Your cache made a brilliant and very memorable evening [:D] TFTC x

This entry was edited by MortonFamily1 on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 19:01:50 UTC.


lParent: GC3RPPC
lText:
Found with Fay, R+R, Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 while finding the Wherigos. 
At the GZ  I was looking so much in one place that I didn't even notice the cache until everyone else called out to me! Silly me!
TFTC!


lParent: GC3RPPC
lText:
Had to run a bit on this one because of the distance from my parked car to clue location then GZ! (wrong direction again!) Log is a wet mush..  unsignable - definitely needs replacing. tftc


lParent: GC3RPPC
lText:
out caching on a lovely sunny morning,

found cache but too wet to write on the log (photo taken for CO if required as proof)

TFTC


lParent: GC3RPPC
lText:
Had to wait for the traffic to disappear before I could make a grab. 
The log was wet, so sorry Jim I didn't have my first aid kit with me as I got dropped off.  An enjoyable multi.  TFTC


lParent: GC1HQXX
lText:
It's been quite a while since our last geowalk so showmaethecache and I grabbed the geopooch and made the most of the nice weather. Since there were quite a few caches in the park we chose to walk from Totteridge to High Barnet station and do the caches on the way.

At first we thought we wouldn't be able to find this one due to some children playing near GZ. However with help of the hint I knew immediately where to look.

#309, found at15:14
Thanks for placing


lParent: GC1HQXX
lText:
Mrs sceatsie was born in Barnet and grew up in New Southgate so today was a trip down memory  lane - quick find here - tftc


lParent: GC1Q6ZC
lText:
fave point for this one - long climb up the road to this one - mrs sceatsie is walking from cache to cache today - well worth the walk - lovely container - tftc


lParent: GC1Q6ZC
lText:
My second find of the day whilst giving the dogs a walk. Good job they didn't find this one ;) nice hide! TFTC!


lParent: GC1Q6ZC
lText:
Popped up after work to do 3 caches, only found 1 of them! No joy here, even though I was probably staring right at it!


lParent: GC1Q6ZC
lText:
TFTC found quick after a short search. The container is a very inventive and took a while to home in on it so a fav point has been given for this excellent cache.


lParent: GC5762Q
lText:
Nice walk before sunset. Found after a short search. Dropped off The Geocaching Mini travel bug. Thanks!


lParent: GC5762Q
lText:
Easy find, not sure the outer container is as intended, I think this cache has been found by the local kids given the number (and distribution) of names in the logbook.

TFTC Edgemaster


lParent: GC5762Q
lText:
Out caching around Sutton today with friend and new cacher MSTND, we enjoyed our walk down to GZ in this little haven bounded by the railway lines. – Thanks for bring us here and showing us this little oasis of peace and green.
Arrivng at GZ, my iphone was very undecided as to where we should be hunting, taking us from place to place. As our time was running out, I had a look at the photographs in the hope of getting a clue. Looking over my shoulder MSTND said “Oooh I’ve seen the container, its on the floor over there in the rubbish”. We hastened to where she had seen it and sure enough, there it was, sealed but empty. Looking around, we soon spotted some of the erstwhile contents, which we dusted down and replaced in the container, having signed the log. Then I spotted the cammoed pot (how did I miss it earlier?) and below it on the ground some string. Despite a lot of attempts, I couldn’t work out just how the cache had originally been assembled – I’m not sure if we have all the bits.
However we managed to reassemble it after a fashion, but as per my email to the CO, it needs some attention. Nice spot for a cache, obviously favoured by the local children, I do hope this doesn’t get muggled again.

Thanks for the cache – Took Nothing, Left Nothing.

#1748


lParent: GC5762Q
lText:
Took the wife along for her very first cache, nice little park and clever container.
Swapped an army man for a keyring chosen by my little one :)
TFTC


lParent: GC5NZJ9
lText:
Nice easy first find TFTC we took the penguin and put in a small duck. Good hints.Right by Danson Park which has a lake,with row boats, good kids playground and ice creams etc


lParent: GC5NZJ9
lText:
Wahooooo... Easy to find! Fun for the geokids!! Loads of cool swaps available!! Thank you!! Long way from home in Pembrokeshire, westest Wales!!! Xx =D


lParent: GC5NZJ9
lText:
Felt a bit conspicuous routing in someone's drive way, I then figured it is obviously the homeowners who planted :). Nice cache and liked all the treasures! Also enjoyed the lovely garden :).


lParent: GC5NZJ9
lText:
Felt extremely dodgy until we realised this is hidden by the property owner! Nice cache, nice garden! :)


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
The plaque was a pain, my sister and I spent about 40 mins wandering back and forth. Tree is gone and there are MANY nettles (ouch) coordinates were easy to work out but then the cache itself.... We made it more difficult than it needed to be! We got caught by a fox and spent ages moving around wood chips and logs but hurray! Got the travel bug, left the jug.


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
Found the plaque after wandering backwards and forwards for far too long! The leaning tree  threw us off. We were well and truly attacked by stinging nettles, but after beating them down got the coordinates and were on our way... 

Ended up on the wrong side of the river and then, after relocating, still second guessed ourselves on the accuracy of the coordinates... when we literally right on top of it... We were prepared to start digging! A very brave fox distracted us for a while and as we were close to giving up WE FOUND IT!! Got the travel bug and will be taking it to Wales...


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
Found after some searching. Dropped off Travel Bug from Florida	(3.4 oz of Massachusetts Gold), but had to separate jug from Travel Bug as too big for the cache. If you move this on could you please reattach. Travel bug in box and Jug from Florida USA beside. Thank you as it would be worth keeping together. Hidden together safely where found. Toby and Dean.


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
GZ is on the London Loop track so I just had to stop and at least check out the plaque to celebrate the first ever geocache in England.  Fortunately the nettles had been cleared back recently so it was easy to find the plaque.  The cache itself isn't on the track of the Loop but it isn't too far off so I went searching for that,  I choose the wrong side of the river initially (hint for others - take the right hand side path along the river coming from GZ when you get to the bridge) but soon had my hands on the box.  I will soon look for the oldest surviving geocache in England - not too far from Chequers apparently.


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
Up on the 4:00am for the Megabus to London from Bristol with The Kosciows to bag some Geocaches, Trigpoints and Munzees in the capital. A very long day indeed that  carried on until the next day. A few issues with travel earlier on grabbing some tricky caches on the outskirts meant we didn’t manage to find all we had planned but a very busy day anyway taking in the plaque of the first geocache, a plethora of churches and sidetracked caches, the Abbey Road crossing and the home of time and navigation. We even managed to track down Jack the Ripper. We particularly focussed on rare cache types (virtuals, webcams, earthcaches etc), caches with a large amount of favourites and the caches which either looked interesting, filled in parts of various grids and challenges or we incidentally passed anyway.  Sorry for the first paragraph being a copy and paste job but I have a lot to log. Do take some comfort in the fact your cache made it on to a carefully selected itinerary for the day. Thanks to all the wonderful Cos of London we had a great day in the capital caching and we will be back soon.

This one was miles away from where we were actually planning to cache today but after reading bout it we just knew we had to catch the train out to Berrylands and give it a go. Well the first stage was a lot harder than we expected and we must have bushwacked for a good 10 minutes until we spotted the plaque. Thankfully this was only our second cache of the day so was still early. Took the obligatory photos before moving on to bag the physical cache.

We were greeted with more nettles but we knew what to do by now and some more ad hoc gardening was performed. Still a bit more searching but we were soon signing the log of this great cache. Left TB took toy doll to make space (dropped off at another cache later).

What a brilliant cache. Thanks to all who were involved with getting this plaque placed here and to the CO for maintaining this cache. A bit of history to this silly hobby discovered. Well worthy of a favourite point. TFTC


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
A very early start for me and Staticman_1 today as we travelled up from Bristol by coach to find some "choice" caches in London. We arrived in Victoria and after bagging the Earthcache there this was next on the list. Thankfully my caching buddy is an expert on tube travel and we arrived to the area without getting lost. It did take a while to located the plaque as the stinging nettles have really taken hold here. Once located and the mathematics done we had a good looking set of coordinates. We arrived at final GZ and again after braving more nettles and looking at the wrong leaning tree we expanded our search and soon had the cache in our hands. Many thanks to CO for bringing me here to where it all started and also for crossing of a cache that has been on my bucket list ever since I started this mad hobby so many enjoy. Fav point awarded as it would be rude not to. Nice one.


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
I gathered the numbers and paid homage at the plaque before setting off for what I expected to be a simple find.   A 'left or right' decision was required on the approach to GZ which I got wrong (with typical bad luck) and ended up retracing my steps to find the correct hiding place about five minutes later.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1341


lParent: GC29W7J
lText:
on a stroll with the granddaughter in the pram nice and dry underfoot so finding a few in this wonderful open space clue spot on here


lParent: GC61EKM
lText:
After walking along lots of traffic for almost 2 km. I found the park, and I was very lovely and quite. I hadn't planed on going catching today, and hadn't any swaps with me, but seeing as the catch was so cool, I went to the nearest convenient store, to get something cool enough, and I put in a small giraffe keyring, thanks for the very cool catcj


lParent: GC61EKM
lText:
I went out on my bike this afternoon while the roads were quiet during the rugby.   I needed the exercise and it was time to mop up a few recently placed caches near to home.   This was the last of four finds.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1485


lParent: GC61EKM
lText:
No new caches first thing this morning, so I got on with other things.  Only happened to look at the map in an idle moment and saw that this had been published about half an hour beforehand.  Mrs c'a'ing had the car, so I was pretty sure that it would be snapped up before I had a chance to set off.  Still, what do I know...  An hour in, and it was still showing as unfound, so I thought that I'd give it a whirl.

GPS was struggling, particularly under the trees, so I ended up overshooting and in danger of increasing the T rating...  However, I spotted the tree and relocated, whereupon the title made perfect sense for a quick FTF at 11:58am.  Very pleasant park and a neat hiding place; an excellent debut, so TFTC!!


lParent: GC5DWKC
lText:
This was a nice start to the day after parki g in the nearby road and it was TooTsuite that had the pleasure of finding this one. Let's hope the rest of the day carries on in the same way.
Thanks to the CO for placing and bringing us here today.

SL replaced as found all in good order.

TFTC


lParent: GC5DWKC
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Nu gaan we oip weg naar het Mega event van Essex. Een ritje van 180 km levert een reistijd op van ruim 6 uur. Voordat we vertrokken nog een paar caches gedaan in Abbey Woods en bij aankomst op het eventterrein.
Shakeyjake_91 bedankt voor de cache.
Annemieke & Fred #10453
[:D][b] "Daar doen we het voor"[/b] [:D][font=Verdana][Black][/Black]


lParent: GC5DWKC
lText:
Took an hour out of home working to grab my cache for the day. Luckily, I had three shaky caches within a short ride of home, so it would have been rude not to check out all three.

Grabbed this one relatively easily after a fingertip search of some likely spots. TFTC!


lParent: GC5DWKC
lText:
Frotbeij and Toireasa are on their 5th trip through the United Kingdom, but this time they are trying to find the nicest caches UK has to offer and discover unique places they haven’t visited before. They found this cache and logged it under a blue sky


This entry was edited by frotbeij on Saturday, 18 July 2015 at 19:25:58 UTC.


lParent: GCN076
lText:
Best geo ever!! Thank you for the geo and the beautiful place!!  
Keep up 
Ps!-- had to wait 45m with geo in my hand because of mugler would not go away!!


lParent: GCN076
lText:
We found it ! very nice location for Sunday walk. Whole family enjoyed it!
Judy, Radek, Laura, Sara, Max


lParent: GCN076
lText:
Easy find, TNLN TFTC.

This entry was edited by S M Ash on Wednesday, 27 May 2015 at 10:49:07 UTC.


lParent: GC5CPKH
lText:
Wandered over here from the nearby Woodford sidetracked. It took a while to spot where this one was hidden when it was actually in a fairly obvious place.


lParent: GC5CPKH
lText:
This was our fourth and last cache on the day...
excited to share this find  with our dear friend Monkham's Rose...
Landed at LHR after a 9 hr flight from YVR...refreshed at the G&G Boutique Hotel and set out to collect a few caches...TFTHs
Keep Calm and Cache On...


lParent: GC5CPKH
lText:
I was working just down the road so thought I would have a look around.
I loaded this cache up and went for a quick walk.
I soon reached GZ.
 A quick search and the cache was located and the log was signed. Then I returned the cache, ready for the next cacher to find. 
TFTC 

This entry was edited by 01582 on Thursday, 21 May 2015 at 17:57:20 UTC.


lParent: GC5CPKH
lText:
Great find took as quiet a while had a bit of help from the hider. Was very happy when I found it. Thanks for the help nice chatting with u it was a pleasure to meet u


lParent: GC5CPKH
lText:
Decided to head out and to go for a longer walk here. Not the nicest spot and both walked into dog pooh right next to the cache. :( TFTC


lParent: GC2TNV1
lText:
Found what felt like a really good hide for a cache, but nothing in there. :(
Still, lovely walk and views.


lParent: GC2TNV1
lText:
A lovely walk on footpaths that are now drying out very well. A quick find because it was on full display to anyone who walked past due to the fact that there is no foliage on any of the bushes that would normally hide it. Hopefully that will remedy itself in the weeks to come. I dropped a TB and replaced the cache which is in very good order. I then covered it with some small sticks as best I could.

TFTC


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Enjoyed the puzzles they were staightforward with just a bit of common sense on stage 6.  Great walk on a varied route.  Left a Lego workman in cache.

Sorry guys put the wrong date on the log, my watch was showing yesterday!

Thanks


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Been looking at this one ever since we first started. Thought it would be too tricky for us but was a really lovely walk and fairly straightforward cache to do. Fabulous views and gave travis5 the chance to test out his new walking poles. Really enjoyed this cache. Thank you


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Fantastic Boxing Day walk.  Great to walk around the woods and fields finding the clues before searching for the geocache!  TFTC


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Found it, quite a fight through the undergrowth to get to it but a great first geo and a nice walk too.Daughter and I enjoyed it

This entry was edited by rizzorat80 on Sunday, 10 November 2013 at 19:34:17 UTC.


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Found it. Part of the 7BG group that logged before. Very overgrown! Lots of scratches on our legs but a great achievement after a long walk finding the clues.[:D]


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
After an enjoyable walk and clue solving with 5 junior 7BGs we headed for ground zero - with 3 GPSs between us and lots of energy we searched and searched and searched - the area was incredibly overgrown with brambles and all members of the team got liberally scratched whilst trying to locate ground zero. Sadly, after 45 minutes of trying, we gave up as we had to return to the rest of the group.

With the feeling that we had been cheated out of a find after walking so far senior 7BG took a GPS and headed out again to see if she could have more success alone. Faithfully heading to ground zero and acquiring many more scratches senior 7BG was triumphant. Struggling to reach the cache but using some ingenuity the log was signed and a slightly less prickly route located to retreat.

As the junior team had worked so hard to locate all the clues and were disappointed not to locate the cache senior 7BG took the juniors out again and, with some guidance towards the less prickly access route, the juniors retrieved the cache in triumph and dropped off a TB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [:D]


lParent: GC182NG
lText:
Fund it at the end of a great hunt and a very nice walk, despite all the mud of which our dog Eric collected an awful lot of and the rather cold weather.
It was all very straight forward and easy except for retrieving the cache from it's hide out as it had been jammed in tight. With the aid of a stick or two (they kept breaking) we managed to dislodge it but it was still an effort to get it through the tight opening, All this was not helped due to a group of young muggles nearby. TNL a 50 Pesetas coin for those who cache abroad. TFTC.


lParent: GC1HQWK
lText:
Oh I do love summer and the long hours it brings! Nice walk after dinner,  and still plenty of sunshine left to find this! :-)


lParent: GC1HQWK
lText:
Mrs sceatsie was born in Barnet and grew up in New Southgate so today was a trip down memory  lane -nice quick find here tftc


lParent: GC1HQWK
lText:
Whilst working away my boss asked if I fancied a road trip to drop of some it equipment off in London with him and also collect his car which had been in for repairs, how could I say no the sun was shining and I get a change of scenery for a while, so we headed of on the 2 hour trip and as I asked before we left to be cheeky and stop of somewhere to find a cache, well you have to ask [:)]

He kindly shot passed the car garage and drove a extra min down the road and kindly parked very close indeed, there was a guy delivering pizzas so wanted for him to disappear before diving in for a nice quick find, with my named added I better get back to doing some real work [:)]

TFTC


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
Sad to DNF.  I will be back.  Driven off by my GPS whirling like a dervish and the rain which started off gentle and was lashing down by the time I got back to my car.

PP.


lParent: GC22C23
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.

My GPS was sending me back and forth on this one, but eventually I found the right bush. Thanks for the cache!

OUT: TB


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
This lovely green space just off the A1 is a good place for a cache, but it is far from private! Container still well hidden. Dropped off a TB for which we were the first carriers, and hopefully helped it on its way. TFTC.


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
found it thanks for the cache it was pretty dark this morning on my way to work but no problem finding the cache.


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
#857 Back to Mill Hill to do some caching today. I used to do a paper round in this area many moons ago but interestingly I didn't remember this little garden. I am not sure if it is a new addition or whether as a 12 year old boy I just wasn't interested and far more concerned withlistening to my Walkman. Upon arriving at GZ it was quite busy and we had to keep stopping to let people pass. Then we realised that we were in the wrong place, the bush was too tall. A few metres away we spotted a more appropriately sized shrub and the cache was soon in hand. TFTC.


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
What a lovely little green oasis this is. Have driven, cycles and walked past this spot thousands of times but have never been IN it. As previous finders have already mentioned, the log book is very damp. I did my best to dry the log and seal the container  and its bag tightly against the elements. The GPS was spot on and hint enables a very quick find, so this would suit someone wishing to find a cache without much time. TFTC


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
Back for another meeting down the road.  Stopped off on the way home (too many muggles around when we passed earlier).  Log is a bit damp but still signable. TFTC


lParent: GC22C23
lText:
A quick cache n dash on the way home - outer pages of the log book are soggy, but just about managed to sign.

Nice hide - TFTC. Cheers from the Bats.


lParent: GCWEGH
lText:
The area has just had a huge clean up - I was worried it may not still be here but I persavered and my hard work was paid off - so easy once you know! TFTC


lParent: GCWEGH
lText:
Wow. Took a bit of finding. Good job I'm tall!  On a WTF trail with skin_2  Thanks for the cache, log signed at 14:51 

 Find #2080


lParent: GCWEGH
lText:
I is for Irony, plenty of that about at this election time, but I wont go any further than that..

Out for a thursday evening walk, primarily to grab a FTF on a new multi Dot.Dot nearby, so after finding that I came across the bottom lock gates, dropping the bottom paddle that had been left open by a boat going up the locks, if they continue like that they will drain the canal, wandered up the locks to speak to them and found that they had left paddles up  on another two locks, how the canal wasnt drained, shut those paddles too and walked away back down to the cache, 
at first located the munzee and had to walk back and forth a few times to ensure the gps was in the correct place and then spotted it, blends in well.
I also kept jumping that someone was coming as the swans on the other side of the river were snapping twigs making their nest.
TFTC
Iain the bargee


lParent: GC181GX
lText:
Spotted by Keith my caching buddy for the day.  On a WTF trail with skin_2  Thanks for the cache, log signed at 18:20 

 Find #2097


lParent: GC181GX
lText:
Direct hit - no need for the hint. Nice and big but unfortunately abut wet inside. Could still sign log, though. 
TFTC! 
4 May 2015 11:52


lParent: GC181GX
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!

After a DNF on the last cache I attempted , I needed this one to level me out and thankfully it was a QEF! Left a sticker bug for the next person to discover and record 

18/21 on the trail today

TFTC #311


lParent: GC181GX
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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....

We passed a Canal Trail cache but skipped it due to DNFs and came straight here. We went past it and doubled back- well, 1gw doubled back right past the cache so I found it while he was wandering off into the distance...

Cache number 16 of 80 for the day. 

Thanks.


lParent: GC181GX
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Cycling the WTF with SeekingSalters. I couldn't see the stump for looking which is why it is always best to have extra caching eyes with you at all times. TFTC


lParent: GC3VZN7
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TFTC, First cache in northern hemisphere for adventure chickens! Picked up trackable to re-locate down under. Nice location in suburban street close to where we are staying as part of an extended holiday in England and France.


lParent: GC4BDGN
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Checked cache today it is still there, the foliage makes it a bit more difficult.
my gps was reading an accuracy within 10m. Broken fence noted but does not interfere with cache.
 Rugby world cup cachers. Please look out for muggles ;) 
Happy caching


lParent: GC4BDGN
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In the right place which is very public bu no sign of cache on any possible hint item.  As previous log says the fence has been damaged near GZ .


lParent: GC4BDGN
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17:06, 9 of 13 today.
Nice hiding location I think I was lucky to find this one so quickly!

TFTC Edgemaster (#615)

This entry was edited by Edgemaster on Sunday, 28 June 2015 at 22:51:28 UTC.


lParent: GC455NW
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Found with Fay, R+R, Hedgepiglet and Pan314159 on the way to the multi at Knockholt.
This one was quite a stretch but we got it and replaced it!
TFTC!


lParent: GC455NW
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Mr + Mrs Wee-Z went for this one after a very nice meal at the nearby Italian restaurant  Soon got the numbers then headed for the cache, where Mr Wee-Z proved to be most useful. Always enjoy multis, so TFTC.  Wee-Z.


lParent: GC455NW
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Up for the Kent Mega with Bishopflyer, DevonMaiden, RedRoaming, DartmoorDeliverer and BigEddie. Signing smaller logs as DMC standing for Devon Mega Crew. A quick find but needed a piece of equipment to retrieve and replace. TFTC.


lParent: GC455NW
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out with Ky Devas, Bishopflyer, Devon Maiden, Red Roaming and Big Eddie. we signed ourselves in as DMC (Devon Mega Crew) to save time and space on the logs. Ky Devas spotted this one on her I pad and as we all like this series off we went. plaque found, numbers crunched & off we went to GZ, Fortunately RR had a useful geotool which she used so that we could reach this one. TFTC


lParent: GC455NW
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A real bit of teamwork here to get this one, but get it we did and signed the log DMC - Devon Mega Crew. TFTC


lParent: GC455NW
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Caching with Devon friends Bishopflyer, DevonMaiden, Dartmoor Deliverer, Ky Devas and Big Eddie -and signing logs as DMC [Devon Mega Crew] to save log space and time.   We had completed the pleasant walk around in the area finding the nearby Assiduous caches, and then KD spotted this cache on her iPad as this series is one of her favourites.   Information gathered quickly and maths done, then we decided to drive to GZ as we were on our way elsewhere.  Very grateful for BF's height and my geotool in the car so we could reach this one!  Many thanks,


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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Didn't find this, but having now read some of the previous logs I guess it is there and we're just not smart enough!!!  Will put this on the watch list and will be back to pick up this naughty little cache!


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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We found what looked like tape from a lid but no sign of anything else. Will email a pic of the location we thought it should have been.


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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So I first arrived here yesterday and spent a good while searching in a few nooks and crannies but failed to locate the cache. I did however find a smashed up old Samsung phone which looked as though it had been deliberately dumped here by someone. I phoned 101 and the PC on the other end of the phone said it would definitely be something they’d be interested in analysing and could I drop it in to their Bexleyheath station. So I carefully packed it up in a spare polythene bag I had and put it in my pocket for later. Meanwhile the cache search was proving fruitless and time was getting on so I made my way back. Thankfully my suspicions were correct and it was a much shorter route back to the car. If only I’d found this path on the way to number 6!
 
Later that evening I went to Bexleyheath Police station as instructed and waited to be seen by the receptionist. After about 10 minutes waiting, the grumpy old Northern Irishman looked up and said “Is it going to be quick?”. I explained that I’d phoned 101 and the operator had asked me to bring the phone in for analysis to which the policeman replied “Right ok. I’m going to throw it in the bin.” I tried to protest that the operator on 101 had insisted it could be important but the grumpy old git didn’t care and said it was definitely going in the bin! Last time I try and be a good citizen!
 
Anyway, back to the cache! Having read the logs last night, I decided to return for another look for the cache today and this time made the short walk from the nearby health club. Coming from this direction I noticed the signs saying it was Private Property, there was CCTV and security teams on patrol and that trespassers would be prosecuted. Hmm. I decided to take my chances and was soon at GZ. Now that I had a good idea what I was looking for I checked a few places I’d already checked yesterday and soon pulled out the cache. I must have literally touched it yesterday but not realised! I was glad I’d finally found the last cache and another excellent JTB series was now complete. TFTC and TFTS! Took me 4 and a bit lunch times to complete and was very enjoyable. Favourite Point awarded at number 9 for the series as a whole.


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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I let Pauline have a head start as I've found all the ones we've looked for today.
After a few minutes I joined in and put my hand somewhere she already claimed to have explored and pulled out the cache.
Thanks


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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I failed to find this yesterday but last night I realised where it was going to be. After a bit of hands on caching I was able to retrieve the cache and sign the log. I had been so near yesterday, about 2cm away! Thanks for placing. J.


lParent: GC3Y8KB
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Brilliant walk and some well hidden caches. Pen and mobile ran out of battery before I could collect all this and Kwickstep series. Some amazingly hidden gems. Thank you so much for these.


lParent: GC34QMX
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First find of the day on a trip out to Bostall Woods with Anna Bear and her sonTony. This was a nice straight forward find to start the day.


lParent: GC34QMX
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Toireasa And Frotbeij found this case in the park, we had to wait some time to clear this area of Muggles but after some time we grap the oppertunity ad logged it, thanks.


lParent: GC330MW
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Nice afternoon out with the kids and found this.  Retrieved Lauren trackable to take down Dartmoor way.  Left a couple of goodies.


lParent: GC330MW
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What a nice little evening walk. Nice blackberries, too! I swapped a few little things and dropped a travel bug. The cache was a bit exposed when I found it, so I pulled some ivy over its hiding spot so it isn't visible from the path. TFTH!


lParent: GC330MW
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Good find, took little plastic cat, put in jewell. Took us a while to find it, but when we got to the spot, it was a bit too openly out.


lParent: GC4H3W0
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Took a bit of searching for as gps wanted us on the other side of the path, but soon had it in hand.   TFTC


lParent: GC4H3W0
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Nice quick find!  TFTC!

This entry was edited by Abigails on Sunday, 16 August 2015 at 18:48:52 UTC.


lParent: GC60BWT
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Whoops, I got the wrong month for a souvenir, never mind[:D]  I'll just have to remember to get another one on 11th October!


lParent: GC60BWT
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I visited this one today to get my Earthcache souvenir, and will email the CO with my answers.  It was a lovely sunny day and I thought there might be one or two other catchers here, but there was no one around. The two travel bugs in my possession visited this cache with me. TFTC


lParent: GC60BWT
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3.10pm
Passing, knew this was here, with another nearby cache, so decide to take a look.

Plenty of space to park, and a wander around the memorial. 
Interesting to see the Bear and Ragged Staff of the County of Warwickshire Squadron of the Auxiliary Air Force.

Difficult to read the large description on a phone, hope I've managed to remember enough now I'm at home reading the cache page on a larger screen...

Answers emailed.

#1,152


lParent: GC60BWT
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Popped up this evening to get this earthcache for the road trip. Very impressive memorial, Will email the answers shortly. Thanks for bringing us here, Tftc!


lParent: GC60BWT
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I have driven by this memorial so many times and many thanks to the CO for making this an Earthcache 

The answers were collected and these will be sent to the CO

Attached photo of my GPS as GZ as evidence I was here (plus I found and signed the nearby trad cache

TFTC


lParent: GC60BWT
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(2235) We visited whilst it was drizzling, on our way to the cinema and bowling. The answers have been emailed to the CO, hopefully they are correct.

Many thanks for placing the earthcache, I really like this monument.

TFTC


lParent: GC60BWT
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Visited this today, quite appropriate really as it's two days after a huge fly past of Spitfires to mark the 75th anniversary of the "hardest day" of the battle of Britain. Never actually stopped here and looked at it close up before - quite impressive! Email with answers will be sent shortly. 

Find #2454 Logged with C:geo, 10:55 on 20 August 2015


lParent: GC60BWT
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A small detour on the way home from the supermarket - 
lovely views across roundshaw downs - though not able to have a walk today as the shopping might have gone a bit off!
A comfy bench to sit on too as we pondered some answers 
Thankyou for a great earthcache [:)][:)][:)]


lParent: GC5J2TM
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Out in the drizzle on Bank Holiday Monday to pick up a few old and a few no so old caches for our grid.  Mr Ganet parked up and sent me out in the rain to retrieve.  Ah ... wrong side of the fence.  What luck that I have skinny arms and could put my hands through the chain link fencing, open the cache and bring the log back to my side of the fence to sign.  So pleased it was a rainy afternoon as there weren't too many muggles watching my weird activities.  Mr Ganet thought I was playing some strange party game.   Funny isn't he?  A favourite point from him for making me look daft, again.  TFTC


lParent: GC5J2TM
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This park is a dog walkers paradise, thankfully dogs weren't jumping around where we wanted to be!

Sorry guys put the wrong date on the log, my watch was showing yesterday!

Thanks


lParent: GC5J2TM
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Parked on the road and went to retrieve cache, then read the description, doh!  Drove to car park, walked to cache then was able to retrieve [:)] TFTC!


lParent: GC5J2TM
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Struggled with this one and resorted to PAF. Easy after that . However I think a largish item that was providing cover was lying on the grass some distance away. Replaced.


lParent: GC5J2TM
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Yay 2nd one this afternoon for daughter Dawdler. Had to hang around a bit though due to the man on his lawnmower who kept going up and down and round the trees!TFTC


lParent: GC1WP3E
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Took mrs sceatsie longer than it should have - haven;t seen one like this that big before - fave point tftc


lParent: GC1WP3E
lText:
 TFTC found out side it's shell but replaced as intended. 
Who'd have thought it that this view and these gardens were here had to bring the wife and the boys to see this.


lParent: GC57XF2
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I have been working in barnet for the local council and had my van parked on the green all day looked at my app and found this one. The cache was laying on the ground next to the tree which was strange so i replaced it


lParent: GC57XF2
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Out with Michelle195 today, this one was a QEF with the reward of a nice bench to sit and do a tiny amount of people watching. Interesting area. TFTC.


lParent: GC57XF2
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Second on my post-work walk. Tricky as a Muggle family were playing football in the park area. I spotted the cache quite quickly but made a point of checking other locations so as not to give it away. Fortunately, they soon all looked away to check something else out which gave me my chance! TFTC!


lParent: GC3QP45
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This was our third cache on English soil...ecxcited to find this one with an assist from ...Landed at LHR after a 9 hr flight from YVR...refreshed at the G&G Boutique Hotel and set out to collect a few caches...TFTHs
Keep Calm and Cache On...


lParent: GC3QP45
lText:
Took a bit of stumbling about by the three of us, but it was finally located and signed. Thank you and greetings from Cyprus


lParent: GC313HE
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---(2015-02-18 11:01:24---(Find 8394)---
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 first tubewalking day and the short walk from Harrow & Wealdstone brought me to this interesting spot where the Bakerloo and Metropolitan cross each other, with the added bonus of the West Coast Main Line. The cache was a nice easy find thanks to the helpful hint and a piece of special equipment.

Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC313HE
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The hint took me to the right place, but it was a fingertip search that eventually revealed the hiding place, nicely done!

# 3160      Many thanks to smithcox have a fav point


lParent: GC313HE
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Managed to find this today after a failure yesterday.  Pleased to realise the relevance of the hint and soon had the cache in hand.  And then the wind blew!   Desperately struggeld to stop everything blowing onto the railway line, but managed to sign and return everything from whence it came. Fav awarded. TFTC


lParent: GC313HE
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Now here is a location that MrP used to visit while growing up in the area. It was always a quick way of getting from Northwick Park to South Kenton and then home.  Pretty quiet in the late afternoon but enough daylight for a search although the cache it was hands rather than eyes that located the cache.  Accurate coords.


lParent: GC313HE
lText:
Finally found. Gps a little off. But clue got us there. Beeped by female tube driver did her know what we was doing. ? Tftc


lParent: GC313HE
lText:
16 of 66 caches found on an amazing overseas trip. Had lots of adventures on our travels and thoroughly enjoyed the amazing sights that we saw. Thanks so much for bringing us to these places. Many thanks for the cache from New Zealand [:D]


lParent: GC313HE
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On the country for a few weeks, the best way to spend free time? Geocaching, of course! [:D]

This was my first find this summer in England, and what a better day to find this one than the 3rd of July!

Easy find thanks to the clue, no muggles around, so it was easy to log it and put it back again without anybody spotting me.

Thanks to smithcox for the cache!


lParent: GC28ABT
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This one took a while (but we are fairly new to this!) - tried to find this one a few days ago but no luck. Went over the coords again at home and we spotted my mistake so we made it to the correct GZ this evening and with the use of a torch, hubby Dawdler found this one - his first find! 
TFTC


lParent: GC28ABT
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The cache page has been re-worked and am hoping all is well with the page!  Any problems with the coords, then please email me at caching81@gmail.com   Thanks


lParent: GC28ABT
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Introduced a muggle to geocaching on Friday, we were in the area. We solved the puzzle and then found GZ. Scrabbling round we were unsuccessful at locating cache. We ran out of time but as I knew both the CO and the last person that had logged it (we're an incestuous bunch!) I called and confirmed that we were in the right place. Went back on Sunday and found it straight away. It whet her appetite for geocaching though so we will continue, tftc!


lParent: GC28ABT
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Obtained the coords for this on a very dark winters morning. Returned today during a morning run for the final find.

Definitely should have looked harder last time :) quick find this time.
Definitely a very amazing church ground.

Thanks for the cache and for keeping the streak alive.


lParent: GC28ABT
lText:
Fascinating monument explored to solve this one - would never have known it was there otherwise. Cache fairly straight forward.


lParent: GC28ABT
lText:
Ah man, I think was more about running out of time during a morning run, but boy did I fail at this one.


lParent: GC28ABT
lText:
Today I am out caching with Muffins on the move, redirected male, Martha muffin, Hotters, Wizbit and geo dog Blue. A great crowd to cache with. 
Out and about in the area to nab a few caches. 
Thank you


lParent: GC28ABT
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A great days caching with redirected male, Spingo88, Hotters55, Muffins on the move, Marthymuffin and Geo dog Blue.  Signing the log, as ‘We have the bug’.

We searched and searched in all the obvious places.  Mik found this sneaky hide. [:)] TFTC

#1561


