# LogMemo

lParent: GC13PHP
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The box was unfortunately waterlogged so couldn't sign it, needs a bit of maintenance and tlc. 
Gave me an opportunity to show a friend a first geocache, loads of muggles around but managed to extract and replace it without being spotted. 
Thanks!


lParent: GC13PHP
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Our final cache of the morning.  Box easily found but contents very wet. Log book is unusable. Replaced with one of our spare log sheets wrapped in a small plastic bag.  Wiped the lid and inside as best we could but needs some serious tlc.


lParent: GC5E3C
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I had great fun finding all the virtuals, and I decided that as there wasn't very much on the telly last night I'd solve the puzzle, so that I could look for the actual cache today. I decided to pop out during my lunch break to look for the cache. I jumped off the tube and after about half a mile I arrived at GZ. After reading the hint I knew exactly where it was located and I quickly found it, proudly signed the log and returned it as found. TFTC, I really enjoyed the entire series, I'd fully recommend it [:D]


lParent: GC5E3C
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Thanks to the hint we found this quickly. Thank you for placing it. And was worth all those miles. Even though the "not long to go" wasn't quite the truth. My legs ache now. So thank you! Loved it.


lParent: GC5E3C
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solved the numbers couple weeks ago, but I waited until this day to go finding it. When I arrived on the coordinates I was really scared: how I could found a cache in here. Red the hint again and saw something that made everything clear in my mind. Ahaa! found it [:)] tftc. loved the hole series, gave a favo -point.


lParent: GC5E3C
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Spent nearly an hour here, dodging muggles with Teamshukpoon. Fourth attempt but still Didn't find it.


lParent: GC5E3C
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Found on my last day in London, and introduced my friend Robin to the sport at the same time. Quick find, thanks to the hint. And thoroughly enjoyed the series. TFTC!


lParent: GC5E3C
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[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

What a great series to get to the coordinates of the final. Went to places we have not been before. e finished the first four and then found that the cache had been disabled. Great to see it back again before we have to leave.

Decided to do this one by bike. Bit far around the park with all the walking we have planned today. Some important people live in this area. Very impressive houses around the park.

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

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

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

[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC5E3C
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TFTC

Replaced this one today with CO permission. 

I had forgotten about this one for a long time. But after a recent event hosted by the CO near home in Kent I went back through the ones I had found to collect the bonus numbers. 

I had to look back through some photos to remember some of the numbers for this one. But had all I needed and so replaced a new mag nano in place of clue for others to find too. 

Was good fun series, esp liked climbing the monument. Great views and was a superb idea on one of the hottest days of the year couple of years ago!

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC5E3C
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Is it still there? After our visit to Camdon we tried this one. The four viruels we did two years ago but didn't manage to do the prize.
And this time we couldn't find it.
Greetings from KleineTruppe


lParent: GC5E3C
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We were really looking forward to finding this cache to complete the catastrophe series but unfortunately despite a really good search we failed here. We emailed the CO but even with his advice of where to find the cache we couldn't spot it [:(] [:(]

It was really lovely to see the view from the top  of Primrose Hill  and we also captured lots of Munzees while we were here [:D]


lParent: GC1D85N
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Love the idea behind this cache, it was a bit stuck in it's hiding place but after a bit of working with a twig it came free. TFTC.


lParent: GC1D85N
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Found this one once the telephoning muggles on the nearby seat had moved on. Needed to stop and insert my Geo-brain before finding. Another deserved FP.


lParent: GC42KZ2
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Walked all the way from my hotel a disappointing dnf in this park.   Was hoping to take a tv back to canada!


lParent: GC42KZ2
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Found the BT 42 bird house but no cache to be seen at all :( Might wanna come have a check up on your cache


lParent: GC42KZ2
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This cache was not in the garden today. We found the hint, but there were no box inside and the hidingplace was broken... It needs some maintenance.


lParent: GC42KZ2
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Gave up on this one. Waited for a woman a d child to move as I thought they were at GZ. When they did it seems they weren't.


lParent: GC5XW8T
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Very nice idea of a cache. Was another good opportunity to kiss my girlfriend :)

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5XW8T
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I got told off here for spotting it too quickly.  Travis5 should try looking with his peepers open in future :P Thanks


lParent: GC5XW8T
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Cache spotted by dizzygirl before I even got my brain into gear [:)].

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy


lParent: GC5ZF79
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Here it was important to find the right time before grabbing it quickly out of its hole. But we succeeded :)

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5ZF79
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I found a previous cache (GC2TZC2) in this location just over 18 months ago.   Today I was harvesting some of the 2015 crop of Chateau Casdru caches on the Common and it would have been rude not to come by a second time.   Slightly different technique, but still a well concealed cache.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1489


lParent: GC5ZF79
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Quickly found at GZ – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5ZF79
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Looked in wrong place at first and literally stirred up a wasp nest by accident! Be careful cachers 
TFTC :)


lParent: GC1WJHC
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Tara decided to run (!) up the grassy bank while I took the more conventional path up to the top. We sat either side and counted - twice to be on the safe side. 
Down again and at GZ, when the world and his wife went by. We spent some minutes watching ants climbing the nearby tree until a suitable gap opened up and I grabbed it. TFTC


lParent: GC1WJHC
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Coming from lovely cache http://coord.info/GC4F8NK , I had to face my first failure-DNF. I believe I got the coordinates right, because they led me nearby, and I was really careful while counting...But oh well. just a bad luck combined with geoblindness I guess. Nevertheless, what a view! Beautiful place :) Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC1PBQT .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

Greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:17:53 UTC.


lParent: GC1WJHC
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For a wonder, the rain had finally stopped!


A fun multi and a chance to admire the view (and dry off a little).


TFTC


lParent: GC1WJHC
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Dropped bikes off at O2 parking and headed out here on the Jubilee to start the next stage of our snooker challenge. Lovely spot and views from the hill. A young lady doing serious circuits running around the hill and then up and down the stairs. got the info and the cache, tftc, black #4


lParent: GC1WJHC
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After a meeting in the City came to check out Cuckolds revenge and Nelsons Dry dock for another day. Tide was in and I was in a suit so not really ideal for these.
I came and worked this one out but no luck with the actual cache. Will have to double check the coords and come back.
TFTC!


lParent: GC1WJHC
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Another great caching day in London with Rachel'n'Rio, signing the logs as Rach-EL. Another interesting place to visit that if it wasn't for geocaching we wouldn't have come to. Just as we arrived a group of schoolchildren appeared with their clipboards to do some sketching. We managed to find the clues and work out the numbers and then it was only a short stroll to collect the cache. As we approached we noticed a family picnicking  but they were too busy playing with their toddler to take any notice of us.

It was then on to the Shed conservation area where we were given a quick tour by one of the volunteers which was fascinating and well worth a visit.
EL


lParent: GC1WJHC
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On another lovely day out in London caching with Elaine of EL-JO.  We chose this area as she had visited previously with a walking group and knew how interesting and unique it was.  The weather was great and we had a lovely walk around the Rotherhithe area.

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Climbed up the hill and admired the views in all directions.  Loved the sculpture although there was a class of school children sketching the views with a frazzled teacher.  We had to ask a couple of the children to move as they were sitting on the clues!  After careful counting and a bit of maths, we soon descended and I put my hand quickly on the cache.  Thanks for placing this enjoyable multi.
After this we visited The Shed - the conservation centre of Russia Dock Woodlands, which was absolutely fascinating and well worth a visit.


lParent: GC4PNTX
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Saw there was a cache here when we were nearby so convinced Mr Potty to head along with me.  Found it straight away, at least we think the thing we attempted to extract without the appropriate tools was it!  So close, but not able to get it out.  Damn.  Now I know what the magnet on a stick tool is for and that I shouldn't leave home without a basic caching kit.

We'll be back.


lParent: GC4PNTX
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Came here from http://coord.info/GC2TF9A . I managed to locate this one quite quickly, but I immediately learned why I needed some sort of magnet. Well, I hadn't anything magnetic on me. I thought I'm screwed, but I managed to retrieve the cache with use of some small sticks I found on the ground. Well, the magnetic part of the container. The rest, including logbook, stayed inside...More sticksjob and I managed to retrieve the logbook. No luck with the bottom part of the container though, I couldn't put it together so it would be easier to retrieve. I put it back the best I could. Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC55D2D .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:38:43 UTC.


lParent: GC4PNTX
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We eventually found this one once we removed the leaves that had been well and truly wedged in the hiding spot. Retrieval was then the next problem, as the cache had also been well and truly wedged in the hole. We managed to get one half of the cache and the log book out, but sadly the rest is jammed firmly in there. We signed the log and replaced, but it could probably do with being checked.
T4TC


lParent: GC4PNTX
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No luck with this one - but the rain [i]was[/i] coming down in lumps as the thunder rumbles overhead!


lParent: GC4PNTX
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Found the spot quickly, but my keys weren't magnetic. Luckily the USB part of my iPod cable is, so was able to extract it. Will have to return at night sometime for photos. TFTC.


lParent: GC2PZVX
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Came early before work. Thoroughly searched the GZ but couldn't find it. The towpath is very popular with joggers and cyclists.


lParent: GC2PZVX
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2nd DNF in a row for us today [:(]. But I admit that we didn't search too long after all the DNF logs before. We wanted to continue our stroll along the canal, and not spend too much time searching for nano caches [;)].


lParent: GC2PZVX
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3rd and final attempt at this one. Thorough finger tip search above and below, magnetic AND non magnetic, extending beyond GZ and still nothing. That's it I concede defeat


lParent: GC2PZVX
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Rusty  and Barbie went back for another search still no good. Must be very well hidden or we are looking totally in the wrong place, oh well


lParent: GC2PZVX
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This should either be rated higher than1.5 or it is not here and previous finders are fibbers, as we searched high and low and still couldn't find.


lParent: GC5RJ0J
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Hint was useful! We had to wait until the football team started to play. Once we had the chance to grab the cache without getting noticed it was only a matter of seconds. 

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5RJ0J
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Replacement is in place. Same location but different container and tucked away a bit better. Happy caching.


lParent: GC5RJ0J
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Unfortunately after a prolonged search, no joy [:(][:(] perhaps a check from the CO would be in order! [:(][:(]

Pretty sure it is missing [:(][:(]


lParent: GC5BX36
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Bevor unser Zug von Paddington abfuhr, haben wir noch zwei cache gesucht und gut gefunden. TFTC sagt Liska30 aus Hamburg

This entry was edited by Liska30 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 17:08:19 UTC.


lParent: GC5BX36
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After Few minute to fond where i am ans where is the cach' level i find it ! I tries to be discret so hard ! Nice "box" 
TFTC


lParent: GC5BX36
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Very easy once I figured out what level to be on. Not sure if there's a discreet way of doing this with four lanes of traffic but I tried! TFTC.


lParent: GC5M4H3
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Unfortunately after a prolonged search, no joy [:(][:(] perhaps a check from the CO would be in order! [:(][:(]

This one is missing! [:(][:(]


lParent: GC5M4H3
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Had a look for this one. Checking previous logs seems to confirm our opinion that it was no longer here.

This entry was edited by Jacksonz on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 20:25:36 UTC.


lParent: GC5M4H3
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Interesting place and definitely the place for cycling lessons this morning. Had a quick rummage but no obvious signs though couldn't hang around long with so many kids. TFTC.


lParent: GC5M4H3
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SO many mini-muggles, but we persevered. Still no luck. Given previous caches about the magnet going, it may now have rolled away - it's a very high traffic area.


lParent: GC5M4H3
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Useful to know about missing magnet; thanks Maricky!

A very pretty bandstand, and not too many interested muggles today.

This entry was edited by Loiseau85 on Sunday, 23 August 2015 at 21:54:26 UTC.


lParent: GC5M4H3
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This was a dnf for us today! There were a few muggles right in the gz practising tai kwondo and our hunting would have interrupted the flow they seem to have created! We will be back another time!


lParent: GC1PBQT
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What a lovely spot here. There were workmen in the distance, but we sat down next to GZ and managed to search discretely. Easy to find from that angle. TFTC


lParent: GC1PBQT
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After my first failure at http://coord.info/GC1WJHC , I got my luck back. Nice spot, easy one :) That's how I like it. And it helped a lot after being unlucky at the Stave hill multi-cache. Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC4Z5TA .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 13:47:20 UTC.

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:21:05 UTC.


lParent: GC1PBQT
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Tftc ! Quick find. I couldn't find it last year but did this time. What a great park! The kids love it. A little bit of wild life in London


lParent: GC1PBQT
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Found in the dark while on the way to another cache (I didn't find). Surprisingly quick find.
TFTC!


lParent: GC1PBQT
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Wow! Crawled around the bushes for ages and looked proper dodgy. But...we found it!!! That was very well hidden but actually once you've found it the instructions make complete sense!


lParent: GC1PBQT
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Oh  well! Had a good look but to no avail. Got as close as 1.62 metres. Too many muggles on a nice sunny afternoon.


lParent: GC439X4
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I thought Michelle195 was kidding when she said there was a 7-inch wide railway. I am happy she wasn't! I can safely say that is the cutest railway I've ever seen, wish I could've seen the train (May have to come back for that) TFTC!


lParent: GC439X4
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Such a cute little railway, train has been packed away so finding this cache was stress free. Nice clean log for us to get it started. TFTC.


lParent: GC439X4
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Straightforward find, although the train driver arrived for a cigarette just as I was retrieving the cache. I felt that I needed to explain the hobby to him. There was a full small log and a further one jammed inside. When out caching I always carry spare logs so decided to sign a pristine one and replace the others. Unfortunately the original log was impossible to remove without the aid of a tool, which, fortunately, I was able to borrow from the engine driver! New log placed in the cache.


lParent: GC5XR09
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Thanks to another geocaching team we found this one after looking in the wrong place. Thanks for showing us this beautiful place. 

TFTC, Viva Varco


lParent: GC5XR09
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I needed to bag this one after my earlier DNF in June.   Back then, I would have got 3TF but in my haste I ignored GPS and obviously picked the wrong platform.   Today I was more careful and the cache was quickly in hand.   Nicely placed.   The rushes provided some welcome cover while I was on all fours.   All good here.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1488


lParent: GC5XR09
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Short search and found in the second area! – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5XR09
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Travis5 and Whitefriar found this one. I was hoping one of them might amuse me by taking a dip but, alas, that didn't happen :P


lParent: GC5XR09
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Quick find with the hint. Sneaky one! Took longer to replace than to retrieve. Saw a beautiful heron as a bonus on this nice detour. Tftc


lParent: GC5XR09
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I would never have found this without the hint...even with it I wasn't certain. Not sure the muggle ducks were keen to see me. TFTC.


lParent: GC42WAC
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Short search and voilà – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC42WAC
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Out with Travis5 and Whitefriar. While Travis5 marvelled at the old fashioned thing here I found the cache. Thanks.


lParent: GC42WAC
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On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Bit posh around here. Good hide. TFTC


lParent: GC42WAC
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Done on our vacation in London. Many unknown and interesting places. Accompanied by Cidinho and in some events, caches and earthcaches with elements of the family resident in London who are also geocachers .
Thank you to all the owners.


lParent: GC42WAC
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In 10º  day of vacation in London, i take the opportunity to make a few more caches accompanied by Liasousa and Bernardete. This time only London.

The whole journey was very good. First we went to return the Peugeot 208 to the rent a car in Vitoria Station. After that we visit two caches nearby and the others in Clapham Common. 
The caches were naturally showing more or less easy to find. One was a DNF.
Our thanks to all the owners.
Greetings from Madeira Island

This cache: Everything ok.

This entry was edited by Cidinho on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 23:22:54 UTC.


lParent: GC5WHZD
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Found it. An easy find wrote in log and replaced as found. Went for a nice walk along the canal, found the cache and took seat to write the log.


lParent: GC5WHZD
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We started off on the road and had to come down to the canal to find this one. A quick find but stealth needed as lots of muggles around here on a Sunday! Even picked up a TB!!! TFTC


lParent: GC5WHZD
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Out with Laura (of laura+rob).
Quickly located this one and made use of the nearby bench to sign the log.
Left a travel bug and took a travel bug.
TFTC #1485


lParent: GC5WHZD
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That was the first cache find on our walk along Regent's Canal. A muggle sat on the bench, but didn't even look up when I made the few casual steps toward the suspected cache location. I dropped a TB, which wants to go to Oxfordshire, and one of my own coins.

TFTC!


lParent: GC5B147
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Had to return to this one after taking a quick detour to the next cache along thanks to 3 muggles. Good thing it was well-hidden, they were completely unaware of the treasure they guarded! Found quickly, SL and replaced, TFTC!


lParent: GC5B147
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Myself and Eternal Mist approached the GZ only to spot 3 teenagers sitting where we wanted to search. Oh well, on to the next cache...found that one and as we were walking away we were passed by the 3 who were in our way at this cache. We quickly turned and made it back to GZ again before anyone else showed up to get in the way of our search. Managed to claim the GZ and found the cache quickly. SL and replaced. TFTC.


lParent: GC5B147
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Canister getting quite full only had room to put a little coin in. Liked the little log book. Very neat.


lParent: GC5B147
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Cycled south to complete the series in Brockwell Park. There was a muggle sitting mot far from this one but I think I managed to be inconspicuous enough. TFTC.


lParent: GC5X1CY
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Found whilst out caching at night on the common ... Log book full ... Replaced with a new one one less for the CO to worry about 

Tftc


lParent: GC5X1CY
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Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

Quick and easy find – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5X1CY
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Found this cache while introducing kiwidj to geocaching, and it happens to be our 1000th cache. Huzzah for us!

This entry was edited by Jacksonz on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 20:28:54 UTC.


lParent: GC3PMTC
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I passed this cache multiple times during our stay. As we headed to the underground for the last time with our baggage in tow, I stopped by to find/log the cache. Also picked up the TB. TFTC!


lParent: GC3PMTC
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Auf unserer Sprachreise nach London, musste natürlich auch ein CACHE gefunden werden! Danke fürs legen und pflegen. TFTC

This entry was edited by PR1710 on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 15:33:06 UTC.


lParent: GC3PMTC
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#667 12:30
Found during my business trip to London. Interesting listening of the cache, thanks. Greetings from CZ.
IN: 1xTB


lParent: GC5964M
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I have never been caching in this part of London before although I used to work in the area in the 1980's so know the general area although it has moved upmarket considerable since then!
Anyway I took the tube out here for a few caches before meetings in the City.
This was a straight forward find. 
Replaced the log to keep it going for a while. I trust this is OK with CO?
TFTC!


lParent: GC5VG8R
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I'd had a quick look for this once before without success. Came back with the kids and we struggled again. The terrain rating made us  think that it must be in a fairly accessible place. We read the hint and had an idea of what it could possibly mean but it didn't really help much. One of the kids then saw something out of the corner of their eye... success!! Tftc


lParent: GC5VG8R
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Cycled down to GZ and hung around looking for about 10 minutes. It's only a D2.5 but if the previous logs are anything to go by that's a conservative rating. I will return!


lParent: GC5VG8R
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I was in the area today and decided to look for this cache, as I wanted to add it to my SideTracked collection. I arrived at GZ and although my GPSr was telling me that I was spot on I couldn't see anything, except the pavement and a wall, and it certainly wasn't hidden there, I checked! I went back to the hint and decided that I would follow it exactly and then I soon came across this very sneaky hide. I retrieved the cache and proudly signed the log, feeling very satisfied with my work. It was a very unusual hide, in fact I've only ever seen one other like it! TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC5VG8R
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Back again today, and this time managed to spot it after searching for a while.  Very sneaky indeed!  TFTC.


lParent: GC5VG8R
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With Sludge bucket - out to do some Dulwich caches.  We do love a SideTracked so thanks for placing. TFTC


lParent: GC5VG8R
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Looked in the wrong place at first, but the clue brought me back on track (!!) Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GC5B226
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Looked for it 20 + minutes with 3 others. Not sure it's still there. If you've found it recently check it's there n post results plz, cheers


lParent: GC5B226
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Couldn't find part two and then got questioned by the police who wanted to know what I was up to. Explained about geocaching. :(


lParent: GC5B226
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Found the lords view... Could not find the catch,looks like it haven't been found in a lately, might need to check up on it, it might be lost..


lParent: GC5B226
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Searched for a while. Then three police men/women arrived and asked if I was OK. Well, I was not quite OK, because I could not find the geocache. And I had to tell them about geocaching.


lParent: GC1WJH7
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What a lovely spot here. We took a slow walk around the water looking out for wildlife. The cache was easy to find but the hawthorn almost got me. TFTC


lParent: GC1WJH7
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Coming from http://coord.info/GC1P7H1 for another easy find. Even though it was in the street, there were no muggles nearby, not even in passing cars. After that, it was long way ahead me, to http://coord.info/GC55CXR .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC1WJH7
lText:
Thank you for the interesting information about the area. It always makes caching even better   .....  It's been a long day and we're heading back to the shopping centre to pick up the car and head off home.  A BBQ sounds like a good idea   ....  TFTC


lParent: GC4Z5TA
lText:
Came here from http://coord.info/GC1PBQT . When I was walking through this area, I was like...Wow, what a beautiful place to live in! Also, I was kinda afraid of some neighbourhood watch or something, I wasn't quite sure I can freely walk there :) Anyway, easy find, hint helps a lot. Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC2TF9A .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:25:02 UTC.


lParent: GC4Z5TA
lText:
Found whilst up in London for a quick visit, and doing the nearby wherigo cache. A nice quick find here, though we felt pretty overlooked!
T4TC


lParent: GC4Z5TA
lText:
I'm a newbie so i don't use a GPS, found it fairly quickly, signed by rubbing grass as we had forgotten a pen ;) TFTC


lParent: GC4Z5TA
lText:
A quick find as the [i]loudest[/i] thunderclap ever exploded overhead!

Didn't stop the rain though..



TFTC


lParent: GC1D85E
lText:
Muggle watch duty seemed to have been a full-time job on this one. Can't say I blame them for being there, it was such a lovely spot! TFTC c:


lParent: GC1D85E
lText:
Found after a short wait and quick grab while there was a gap in the seemingly endless flow of muggles from all directions. Eternal Mist was on watch out duty as I made the grab. Nice hiding place. TFTC.


lParent: GC3DK36
lText:
En visite chez ma fille, j'en ai profité pour découvrir une cache à 370 mètres de chez elle, avec ma petite-fille de six ans, déjà initiée au geocaching par mon fils, son papa, en Belgique, ainsi qu'une autre petite fille de onze ans qui a fait sa première découverte.
TFTC

This entry was edited by beap56 on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:29:39 UTC.


lParent: GC3DK36
lText:
Popped over here following an early finish at work in order to keep my caching streak going for another day. Nice easy find with the help of the spoiler pic, and managed to put my hand straight on it. TFTC!


lParent: GC3DK36
lText:
" De Portugal para Londres por um mês "
On my one month internship,  i can't lose the opportunnity to do same caches. 
Tftc/opc


lParent: GC5RHZE
lText:
Very pretty in the afternoon sunlight. Thanks for the badge! Nice to find a bit of kiwiana so far away from home. 

This entry was edited by Elbad6 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 15:41:26 UTC.


lParent: GC5RHZE
lText:
Went out to search for this one as we had a trackable that wanted to come to England, and this appears to be the only cache in the vicinity that is not a nano.  Brought along kiwidj and his future cachers to introduce them to geocaching.  In, 2 kiwi badges; out a golf ball, and a butterfly eraser.

Thanks for this cache.  A favourite point from us for our 999th cache.

This entry was edited by Jacksonz on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 20:26:41 UTC.


lParent: GC5RHZE
lText:
A lovely walk through the common with Amberel, Geordie, dizzygirl and MuzzaDazzler.
A nice quick and easy find by MuzzaDazzler.

Thanks for placing, [:)] TFTC [:)]

#4255


lParent: GC5RHZE
lText:
Didn't know there was a cache here, so walked on past until called back by Muzza and Wizbit100 [:)].

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy


lParent: GC63BCB
lText:
STF 1 hour after publication - we must have been slow off the mark for this one!  Congrats on the FTF wrigsy, and TFTC casdru.


lParent: GC63BCB
lText:
Just arrived home when we notice this one, it had not been there on our way back. Very exited mini cachers and mummy cacher who dragged Daddy cacher of sofa to find this on.


lParent: GC62QRK
lText:
I think I'm only the second person to find it. Loved the hint ;) 
The lid of the cache keeps falling off, so maybe this should be fixed to keep it dry. TFTC #41


lParent: GC62QRK
lText:
Hello from Indiana, USA!  Spent the past week here in London.  Thank you for bringing me to this neat area.  Have a picture to upload showing FTF when I get home.  TFTC!


lParent: GC2AEEA
lText:
Goodness it was busy there today, but luckily there was a gap and the cache was grabbed and signed. TFTC


lParent: GC2AEEA
lText:
While searching we met fellow cachers! We took the tb which they left behind! We help the tb in his journey around the world!
We take it with us to Holland the town off Maastricht!

Thanks for hiding


lParent: GC5CB61
lText:
Walking round London with rosehip in a wheelchair as she has broken her ankle.
Quick easy find here as our day draws to an end.
TFTC


lParent: GC5CB61
lText:
#656

Quick cache made during this nice and sunny Sunday afternoon. 

TFTC RamsPadge
10 May 2015 13:45


lParent: GC4E5WC
lText:
Grabbed during yet another lunchtime dash. Lovely little oasis within spitting distance of the city. Few muggles around but a fairly easy find once I'd moved away from the area indicated by one poster's "spoiler" pic.

TFTC!


lParent: GC2PZVG
lText:
Had a nice potter around camden. Headed towards this cache gps took us right whefe needed to be. Searched high a low no success...after 10mins gave up and headed acton town for yummy south african billtong :)


lParent: GC2PZVG
lText:
Finally a box in the UK :) My second cache here, but my first box. Easy find. Thanks! Greetings from the Czech Republic!


lParent: GC2PZVG
lText:
While in London for my work I stay in an apartment nearby. After the days' meetings I walk around the area to do a few caches. I finally did just this one. Quick find though! Thanks, greetings from France.


lParent: GC2PZVG
lText:
Nice and easy to find but someone parked up right next to here and left two nosy kids in the car for a few minutes to stop me placing the cache back fof awhile! +1 for the count though, anyway! TFTC


lParent: GC2PZVG
lText:
While Mrs markoCR was busy shopping I decided to pop out and pick up some caches that weren't on our route for the day. A quick find here at GZ thanks to the clue. TFTC!


lParent: GC55D2D
lText:
Got here from http://coord.info/GC4PNTX . Easy, quick find, although I started looking for it at wrong geoobject :) Convenient bench nearby, and a perfect find is complete. Next, I had to face a failure at this cache: http://coord.info/GC4PNXZ .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:40:08 UTC.


lParent: GC5B210
lText:
Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... avec Grationopolis

Merci afeichtner et artandy Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...

This entry was edited by Bart38110 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 12:23:09 UTC.


lParent: GC5B210
lText:
Wonderful first find right where we've been living for over 22 years! Exciting, as it made us see our streets completely differently.


lParent: GC5B210
lText:
Day 1 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  Took a few minutes to spot but soon had the blighter in hand

[blue] 3 of 5 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6598 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to afeichtner for this


lParent: GC5B210
lText:
A quick find for this cache after visiting the Abbey road studio and crossing. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:50:26 UTC.


lParent: GC1P7H1
lText:
Not many people walking along here today, so easy to find the cache. But then of course we had to wait out some muggles taking a very slow Sunday stroll to replace. TFTC


lParent: GC1P7H1
lText:
Coming from http://coord.info/GC27K5T to another quick and easy find. At first, it was "Oh hello, mister spider" :) I even managed not to destroy his net. More view on the river Thames, and I was still not fed up with it, far from that, still loved the views :) Next, wild Lavender Town appeared :) http://coord.info/GC1WJH7

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC1P7H1
lText:
This, almost, island along the Thames is so beautiful and must be a wonderful place to live  ...  Found without a problem   ....   TFTC


lParent: GC5Y2PR
lText:
It took some time to locate the cache, as we had no idea where it could be. Then I found the nice container, with a bit of luck as I was a the exact angle to notice it. 

TFTC Hibou!
12 September 2015 17:20


lParent: GC5Y2PR
lText:
Lunchtime jog in the sunshine, the area was pretty busy but a bit of improvised 'stretching' and I soon spotted the cache. Had to be a little sneaky to avoid being rumbled, but quickly had it signed and returned.
TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y2PR
lText:
Yesterday I didn't find it, despite the help of another cacher.

Today I had another take on it and found it quickly.

Thanks for the cache Hibou!


lParent: GC5Y2PR
lText:
Sunday morning probably wasn't the best time to look for this one, as there were many people around enjoying the cemetery on a nice morning.  The husband and I did some quick looking but didn't find it.  Wanted to say thanks though for bringing us to this interesting place.  We enjoyed walking through the cemetery before heading to Heathrow for our flight back to Indiana, USA.


lParent: GC5Y2PR
lText:
Found on a run to work. Good hide! I must come and have a little explore of the cemetery some time...


lParent: GC336N8
lText:
Drove my Artic in to deliver 20 foot container this morning a couple of streets down. Walked here whilst a crew tipped it. Was very surprised how tame the birds were (not just the pigeons) but also squirrel. TFTC


lParent: GC336N8
lText:
Found on the way to a business meeting - a lovely morning for a walk from St Pancras and a cache made it more fun! Thanks for a great start to the day.


lParent: GC4ZMTM
lText:
I have never been caching in this part of London before although I used to work in the area in the 1980's so know the general area although it has moved upmarket considerable since then!
Anyway I took the tube out here for a few caches before meetings in the City.
The cache seems to have had a close shave with the chainsaws which were working nearby considerable reducing the host, but it is still there!
TFTC!


lParent: GC4ZMTM
lText:
3:39 PM. Thank you for a find during beautiful afternoon walk with my beloved muggle. Back in New River Walk after 3 months, but still not find few. They were disabled. So I'll maybe return one day... :)


lParent: GC4ZMTM
lText:
Thank you for bringing us to this lovely spot Not only did we pick up a few caches but we also saw a turtle sunning itself.Found after a short search TFTC from NZ


lParent: GC5121X
lText:
Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... avec Grationopolis ...

Merci Defiant Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...

This entry was edited by Bart38110 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 12:24:16 UTC.


lParent: GC5121X
lText:
Co-ordinates were a little out but the hint was fine so still managed to make the find. Really interesting history about the station. TFTC :)


lParent: GC5121X
lText:
A quick find right outside the St John's Wood Church park. Nice hide, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:53:06 UTC.


lParent: GC5121X
lText:
Thanks for the history lesson, if it were not for this cache I would not have known there was once a station here. My map in c geo suggested the railway was under Lords cricket ground though. TFTC


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Nice quiet park with a lot of history! Enjoyed walking around and collecting the clues. The only problem was the bench. I searched every single bench in the park walking up and down, but could not find the correct one. Luckily, google provided the answer!

GZ was quite a challenge to get to. Circled the area and decided on the safest point to get to GZ. My GPSr pointed a short distance away from the hide, so it was a futile search for a while. Managed to spot the cache finally while walking around the area. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:57:42 UTC.


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
There was a cricket match on next door but this little park was an escape from the noise and crowds opposite. I only struggled with one piece of information but only one of two answers gave me feasible coordinates. The final was well disguised and in a safe location. Thanks for a great multi


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Our first trip to London, and of course we would like to spend some time on geocaching [:)] it was a nice trip during the garden.
TFTC


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Two days ago I walked around the Church Gardens during my lunch break working out the clues (Nice and straight forward) and getting the coordinates for the final location. Followed my compass to the location and cracked the clue... Or so I thought... but no joy. But not being one to give up I was back today and located the very clever cache. To The Cad goes my respect for a fun afternoon, followed by an impressive final cache.


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Tftc. After finding the places in the park. It was a nice walk. Needs new log so we put in a replacement sheet.

Sixth cache today and 626th overall.


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Lovely walk around the gardens looking for the answers.   As others have noted some confusion with the answer for E, but only one answer made sense, and then a quick find at GZ. TFTC


lParent: GC2XXQD
lText:
Greetings from The Cad,

had to wait for new logs to arrive...

now with me and should be in place soon.


lParent: GC27K4R
lText:
After DNF at http://coord.info/GC4PNXZ, I thought this is a sure thing and I needed a successful find. It wasn't and I was feeling like an idiot, not being able to find this one. But as I see last logs now, it might just not be there. I stayed here for about 15 minutes, careful not to be seen by muggles (not hard really, it wasn't frequent much), got some scratches from torns...Nothing. I left frustrated, hoping for better luck with another cache. Turned out to be that case :) http://coord.info/GC27K5T

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

And greetings from the Czech Republic :)


lParent: GC27K4R
lText:
A quick - if spiky - find in the rain.

I was very, very glad that this was on the outside, and not the inside.


TFTC


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
Soon found, and crunched, the numbers. Struggled to locate the cache at GZ, then, just about to give up, I glanced down, and there it was - on the floor! Signed the log and replaced it in the most secure place I could manage, but am not confident it will remain there.


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
I arrived at the church and soon had the final location calculated

I was lucky and drove to GZ and managed to park right next to the hint

TFTC


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
Needed to do two circuits before we could spot the T&F. Then a quick find at the final. Log signed. Tftc.


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
I was passing today and I decided to look for this cache. I arrived at the church and collected all the required information. I then set about solving the puzzle and I soon had the coordinates locked into my GPSr. After a short walk I arrived at GZ and quickly found the cache. TFTC, an interesting puzzle and a sneaky hide [:)]


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
For several years Mr Ganet had been threatening to take me to Alleyns school which he went to in the 60s.   He managed it today - today was Founder's Day and there were lots of stalls and games, cricket and netball matches and lots and lots of visitors.  It looks like a lovely school with some magnificant old buildings and I got to see Mr Ganet's classroom when he was (apparently) a cute little 11 year old ....  Anyway, while he was at Alleyns he took confimation classes and was confirmed at this church.  Well, as it turns out, the original church was burned to the ground in the 90s and this is the replacement.  We met a lady just coming out of the church who kindly offered to show us round, but we declined and just looked around outside.  The puzzle was worked out and we strolled in the sunshine down the road and picked up the cache.  A lovely afternoon out and a cache to boot.  What's not to like about that?  A favourite from us for bringing us back here.  TFTC1!


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
A second one crossed off the DNF list this afternoon.  No problem seeing T&F this time (doh!), and a nice quick find once we'd solved for the final coordinates.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
A second North Dulwich DNF for me today.  I'm embarrassed to say that I didn't even manage to find "T&F", however I had to cut my search short as someone mowing the grass next door asked me whether they could help me with anything.  Next time...!


lParent: GC5VJ0Z
lText:
In Dulwich picking up some caches and this was one of them.  Thanks for placing another in this lovely series. .  TFTC


lParent: GC5G9WH
lText:
Unusual cache.  Found and spent a long time (at least 20 minutes) avoiding muggles and trying to get the log out of the container.  Did it eventually


lParent: GC5G9WH
lText:
Travis5 quickly found this one and took on the job of removing the log. Thankfully we found a pokey stick to help. Thanks


lParent: GC5G9WH
lText:
Sadly I will log a DNF - however I did not spend a huge amount of time looking ... This is my first day in UK from New Zealand after a 'guided walking tour of central London' by my brother - who is a muggle -- we walked by here a short detour to where my brother lives - had a quick scout at some possible 'magnetic' options also looking for the 'blue biro' as in the description - however my brother had the patience of a 'flea' and was keen to get on our way - so resigning myself to logging a DNF to say I came - I looked - and to allow trackables to be 'visited' - I am sure my first UK smilies won't be far away.


lParent: GC5G9WH
lText:
Great cache: came here about 3 weeks ago and searched for about 40 mins before giving up but came here wrong my son today and found it almost immediately! Not sure how I missed it before! Clever cache - thanks!


lParent: GC5G9WH
lText:
Checked all the logical places and then found it. Interesting container - may have to think about doing something similar.


lParent: GC2EY52
lText:
I have never been caching in this part of London before although I used to work in the area in the 1980's so know the general area although it has moved upmarket considerable since then!
Anyway I took the tube out here for a few caches before meetings in the City.
This was a bice straight forward find once the muggle builders moved on!
TFTC!


lParent: GC2EY52
lText:
Quick cache and dash on the way home from an evening out. TFTC.

Needs maintenance as the tape is very nearly no longer holding the magnet on.


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
Hehe this is awesome. Better make sure you can get back out, may need some cunning army moves for this one....


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
DNF had a good look but just too many place to hide a cache.  

This entry was edited by GerLor on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 18:35:00 UTC.


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
Got here from http://coord.info/GC55D2D . Oh, boy. When I got to the place GPS was leading me to, I immediately knew what the hint means. I think I spent here like a half an hour, crawling, leaning, laying on gravel...Using a torch on a bright day...Of course, I had to switch to the "zero fucks given about muggles" mode, I had to look like a complete idiot, but I was thinking, this is London, people ought to see much weirder stuff...I tried both sides of the bridge, no luck...It's funny what one is sometimes made to do because of geocaching :) Even though I didn't find this one, it definitely was fun experience. Next, I had to face another failure at this cache: http://coord.info/GC27K4R .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

Greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:41:20 UTC.


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
Sadly the rain, wind and thunder meant that I couldn't be a thorough as I'd like to be with this one today.....


Bother.


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
I felt a bit suspicious-looking, but I found the cache after a bit of scrambling about.

Nice place and cool bridge.


lParent: GC4PNXZ
lText:
Found while out on a lovely Sunday morning stroll/birthday geocache hunt with Vikica.   :)

This one is easy if you're lucky enough to search in just the right place, like Vicky. I had a much harder job of it searching on the wrong side... Lol

TFTC!!


lParent: GC5BJ1G
lText:
Nice find. TNLNSL

This entry was edited by yummymummy042 on Sunday, 30 August 2015 at 12:32:43 UTC.


lParent: GC5BJ1G
lText:
On a trip to London, to play on a tournament, i used all the free time that i had, to visit London and to find some geocaches among the hike [:)]
Thank you for the cache.
Greeting from Portugal.

TFTC!


lParent: GC5BJ1G
lText:
First find introducing family members to geocaching! Not sure how impressed they were but we're happy with a London find!


lParent: GC5BJ1G
lText:
Found last year visiting grand children. Same again today after lunch on the Thames side . Also visiting with a TB who wants to have a photo with a Range Rover. As son in law has one I have taken a photo with him on the bonnet of his car with our mascot Neptune !!


lParent: GC4J6A4
lText:
Found today on our first day in the City of London. Thank you for this cache says a Swiss geocacher.


lParent: GC4J6A4
lText:
Devhead and I were on a vacation for a week in London and we found your cache.  We crammed a lot into our week and saw many things while grabbing a few caches.  Thanks for adding to our fun.


lParent: GC5XX2R
lText:
This made for a pleasant Sunday afternoon excursion.  We had no problem finding the answers, and once at GZ made a quick find with the hint.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5XX2R
lText:
[:D] [:D] [:D] FTF at 16.10 [:D] [:D] [:D] 

This line is not one we normally travel on so this meant a little diversion from the daily route.  Learnt a few things on the way.  Thought the time capsule plaque was interesting but much smaller than expected.  TFTC [6190]


lParent: GC5XX2R
lText:
Published with Permission of Geocaching HQ

Regards

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


lParent: GC5X1FK
lText:
Dropped by on a walk on the common. Cache is alive and well but seems to have been hidden slightly different to hint by a previous finder. That was actually a better way to hide it so I have left it there and updated the hint and description. Happy caching!


lParent: GC5X1FK
lText:
Coming from switzerland for some quiet days in England, we take the opportunity to do any cache in. Very clever cache. Thank you for the history part and TFTC.


lParent: GC5X1FK
lText:
Nice story with this cache. Spent time reading the information board too. Spent time in Clapham and never realised this history. TFTC.


lParent: GC5X1FK
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant caching trip with Roseysaurus and Travis5 into the Clapham area – on a day where it started cool, but slowly warmed up! [:)]

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


lParent: GC5X1FK
lText:
Found out today with Travis5 and Whitefriar. Our first one of the day. Straight forward find thanks to the hint. Thanks


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
Adding another to the list of DNFs for this one... we searched high & low - appears to be missing :(


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
Looked around for a bit but couldn't find the cache. Think we found where it should have actually been.


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
Tried to find this cache with stokeliz but with no success unfortunately. We located the horse but were unable to find the cache despite a good look.


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
Out with Laura (of Laura+Rob) for an early hunt for this one. There were few muggles around so we were able to have a good search but without success.


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
No luck for us here today. We were definitely at the right horse, and searched around a while. Lots of muggle, but with so many people coming and going and looking at the horse, someone looking a bit closer at things doesn't attract any attention at all [;)]. After 10 minutes or so, we gave up.


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
Wandering round Camden with the family we saw this was close by and had a quick find with muggles a plenty mooching about. TFTC


lParent: GC5EWV8
lText:
In London with my family for the weekend to do some caching and sightseeing. 

A quick find after looking at all the stickers on the horse. TFTC


lParent: GC5B15Z
lText:
'Took up residence'. With how quickly Michelle195 had the cache in hand there was no need for me to search, and so yes, I did enjoy a quick break (Thank you for that!) The interesting location was too hard to pass up on, TFTC!


lParent: GC5B15Z
lText:
Love the location of this cache, Eternal Mist took up residence while I searched. Found it quickly enough, log is very wet but did manage to sign it. TFTC.


lParent: GC2NFKK
lText:
08.09.15 10:33 Fund #397
schnell gefunden mit guter Mithilfe meine Begleitung!
Viele Grüsse und Dank für's Auslegen und Pflegen!!


lParent: GC2NFKK
lText:
1 of 14 finds with only 1 DNF on this lovely sunny day in London. TFTC Wish all micros were like this. Was a nice surprise. Placed sheep TB


lParent: GC4ZMTG
lText:
Didn't find this one :( we found the pipeline geocache so maybe this needs maintenance? We went to the tree in the photo but didn't find it. No harm as had a lovely walk and found the other one :)


lParent: GC4ZMTG
lText:
I have never been caching in this part of London before although I used to work in the area in the 1980's so know the general area although it has moved upmarket considerable since then!
Anyway I took the tube out here for a few caches before meetings in the City.
Unfortunately no luck with this one today
TFTC!


lParent: GC27K5T
lText:
We got to GZ to realise a teenage girl was sat across the seat talking on the phone. We stood by the river and admired the view for 5 mins. No movement. Hmmm, time for plan B. We sat on the steps saying I felt a bit faint and needed to sit in the shade to my daughter. I drank some water and we had only been there for 30 secs when she walked off. Result! So then I made a miraculous recovery and got low and rummaged. Found the cache but got spiked by the thorns - one plaster later and all signed and replaced. TFTC


lParent: GC27K5T
lText:
After two DNFs in a row here http://coord.info/GC4PNXZ and here http://coord.info/GC27K4R , this one restored my mood. Nice place, hidden from sight of muggles, easy find, bench provided for logging. Great view over the river Thames. What else is there to wish for? Next, I was off to http://coord.info/GC1P7H1 .

This cache is part of my great geocaching London hunt. 18 caches found (including this one) in four hours and 12km, or 7 and a half miles. And boy, was it fun. Joy!!! :) I was really surprised how calm and peaceful can London be, this much close to the loud, overcrowded and hectic city centre. I explored the whole area of Rotherhithe bordered by the river Thames, Lower Road and Plough Way, which only confirmed and strengthen my impression. Geocaching provided me the best London experience! (Well, after 2010 Pearl Jam show in Hyde Park. Nothing can beat THAT). I really learned to love south bank of Thames. I think I will never have to step to the touristic frequent parts of London again. I prefer this, much more.

TFTC and greetings from the Czech Republic :)

This entry was edited by Victor Pascow on Thursday, 10 September 2015 at 15:43:34 UTC.


lParent: GC27K5T
lText:
Um....


No. 


Sadly the rain, the thorns, the wind and the soaking wet foliage were just too much for me today.



Bother.


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
Unfortunately couldn't find this one.  Checked the coordinates on geochecker, so I know we were in the right place, but we must have kept looking past it.  A nice man though asked if we needed help finding anything, since I think we looked rather touristy lurking around the spot for people to move on.  :)  Wanted to say thanks though for bringing us to see the Tardis box!


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
Ooh, super spot just far enough from muggles. We came for the box and great to get a cache too.
TFTC The Morgans


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
Guess who was here? Our Juniorcacher and huge Dr. Who fan!!!!! He was so luky about the Tardis near to the hotel? 
thanks for the cache... we leave a favourite point


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
Today we did a walk in and around Holland Park. We started in quite heavy rain, but after a while it got dry. As Dr. Who fans we had to log this one! TFTC.


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
As this was the only cache close to the hotel, it was clear that I had to find this. Unfortunately I had to do it before breakfast, because I was traveling with a group of colleagues. So I had to split the multi. Station 1 was easily solved. Nice place. 
Today I set off to find the box. I had the right coordinates, the hint was clear, but when I arrived I was too blind to see it. I searched different spots, but no success. When a woman decided to have a smoke in this place, I went for a short walk. When I came back, I had a further look at the spot I looked the first time, and there it was! No idea why I didn't see it in the first try. 
TFTC says Fa29


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
I'm not sure if this is in a previous log, but if you go to this TARDIS in Google Streetview, and click on it, it takes you INSIDE!! Cool!


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
A real TARDIS! I knocked, but there was anybody in. The cache was a little more difficult to find in the rain.
Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
As a french fan of Doctor Who it's a real pleasure to see a real TARDIS !!!
Tomorow I go to Cardiff for the Doctor Who Experience. TFTC

This entry was edited by Fabinoulefou on Saturday, 29 August 2015 at 20:14:10 UTC.


lParent: GC2YV4Z
lText:
Because our hotel was in the middle of the way our search was a must. We made in in two parts checking the coordinates in our hotel. TFTC.


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
A shame to finish on a DNF after a lovely walk down the river Lee. Had a good look but couldn't find it.


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
I had just enough time before dinner in Troxy to find the closest one to the Limehouse station. Muggles were hardly a problem, but in the dark, I thought the time would run out. I found it surprisingly quickly though. Why does it start to rain each time I go out geocaching in London?


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
Found quite quickly - didn't realise but may have been spotted by resident on a balcony. Hopefully not a problem :s TFTC


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
quick found in here. had to just wait for the perfect time, because muggles going up and down, left and right. [:)] tftc


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
2:16 PM. Thank you for my last find of this great serie. I really enjoyed long and beautiful walk along the river and I also enjoyed those 13 finds of River Lee caches. :)
I'm adding this one to my Favorites. And it's not because of this cache, but as thanks for the whole serie. Well done!
My stats today: 24 kilometers by walk, 19 caches, great feeling. :)


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse Basin and finished at Tottenham Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way!

This was the first cache in the series and it took a while to find. However, from the log I think I found one of the older caches (see photo). TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC24W2G
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Don't know how I missed it when I logged a DNF last year. TFTC


lParent: GC5H7CY
lText:

I've done a few shifts at Deptford fire station so I couldn't resist stopping to grab this one. I spotted the cache on my approach so it should've been a nice easy find. Unfortunately there was a car parked facing the cache with muggles in and after waiting fifteen minutes I decided to move on. 

The fire station is one of a handful within London to have a station cat. It's looked after by all the watches and is very friendly. The first time that I worked at Deptford was a night shift and while sat in the office doing some paperwork it jumped onto the desk making me jump.


lParent: GC5H7CY
lText:
Walking round London with rosehip in a wheelchair as she has broken her ankle.
Nice easy find once at GZ but did manage to walk past it by 200+feet either way.
TFTC


lParent: GC5H7CY
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching trip, from Harrogate. Far too many people sitting in cars eating KFC overlooking GZ to permit a detailed look.


lParent: GC5H7CY
lText:
I was convinced this one was gone given the number of previous DNFs but after deciding to search systematically I found it easily. TFTC.


lParent: GC5H7CY
lText:
Had a good look about but could not find. 
Maybe wasn't super brave as a few workmen sitting on a van nearby, but had daughter in buggy as suitable cover.


lParent: GC3JFHP
lText:
Nice quick find and my first visit to this stadium. No football on today so nice and quiet. Thanks for hiding.


lParent: GC5FPK0
lText:
After a day working in London nearby, I needed to get my daily caching fix before heading back to the train station on my way home.

This was probably the closest unfound cache to the office soI headed along here first. It didn't take long once at GZ to work out where the cache would be and once there was a gap in the muggle pedestrians, I reached around and quickly put my hand on the cache pot.

Signed the log and replaced the cache as found - TFTC


lParent: GC5FPK0
lText:
Just done the walk along the canal from Camden with Laura (of Laura+Rob).
A quick find here - although I walked the long way round whilst Laura took a more direct route!
We had to have a rendition of "the" song.
TFTC # 1486


lParent: GC5G5HG
lText:
Unfortunately after a prolonged search, no joy [:(][:(] perhaps a check from the CO would be in order! [:(][:(]

It is missing! [:(][:(]


lParent: GC5G5HG
lText:
Searched for a while, but had to reluctantly conclude that it's probably gone. It looks like you'll be checking the logs but I'll make a maintenance note anyway.


lParent: GC5G5HG
lText:
Does seem to be missing, builders have left road signs stacked in most obvious location which may have dislodged it.


lParent: GC5G5HG
lText:
If this cache is missing please write a note as i am on holiday for a few weeks. If it is missing i will arrange for a new container. Thank you

Grandcacher1


lParent: GC13PJ1
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse and went 'off piste' to collect this one. I arrived at GZ and after a short search I made a quick find. I then replaced it exactly as I found it. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC13PJ1
lText:
Hi, geocaching mate, I am really sorry, but I damaged your geocache. I guess it was some small magnet on it, as I didn't find any magnetic part on the object geocache was tacked to.
When I loged in, it appeared it's not magnetic anymore, so magnet probably fell down, but I didn't noticed nor hear it. I tried to find magnet around the bench where I logged around 20 minutes but unfortunately I didn't succeed.
Cache is attached to the same object from another side, still easy to find, but not magnetic anymore. I am sorry for complications. Wish you a nice evening.


lParent: GC5N6RA
lText:
#4400 14:40
Going for a pleasant walk along the Regent's Canal, Hertford Union Canal and River Lee up to the Walthamstow Marches with my girlfriend, who actually spotted this one before I did. 
Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC5N6RA
lText:
#2,039 08h50  (4/6 cache finds on a lovely sunny morning)

Quick and easy find of this nifty hide. Few muggles around at this time so was able to operate in comfort. TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC5N6RA
lText:
Log wrecked and was on the ground when went to check on it. Will refurbish and get back out there with it quickly.


lParent: GC5N6RA
lText:
2nd visit and found nothing. Going to need help with this one. Any chance the location can be more accurately placed?


lParent: GC1D859
lText:
Had a hunt and feel around but could not find it- there were lots of muggles around and possibly some other cachers, not sure if they were successful or not. Sunday lunchtime doesn't seem to be a good time to find this one. I'll be back!


lParent: GC1D859
lText:
After a brisk walk up to this GZ myself and Eternal Mist were pleased of finding somewhere to rest and enjoy the view. After catching our breath we found the cache by chance as we hadn't really started to search for it. Cheeky hide. Log full but we managed to find a bit of space to squeeze in E+M. TFTC.


lParent: GC2PZVA
lText:
Bei unserem zweiten Besuch in London musste natürlich auch wieder ein Cacher dieser Serie gesucht werden. Dann ging es weiter zur Themse... [;)]

[:)] Floekki bedankt sich bei N0madgirl Sept 2012 fürs Legen und Pflegen der Dose [:)]


lParent: GC2PZVA
lText:
Well I failed to find this cache last November, and I failed once again in December. Today I walked up to GZ and put my hand straight on the cache  [:O] 
Goodness knows how I could have missed it before but missed it I had!
This find has also filled another of the blank days in my calendar. It was also the last outstanding cache I had to find on the River Fleet series, apart from 21 which has been archived.
TFTC


lParent: GC13PJQ
lText:
I love caching by bike, easy to lean it at GZ and reach down spinning the pedals in pseudo maintenance of something mechanical while swiping a cache!


lParent: GC13PJQ
lText:
Searched every gap but couldn't find it. There is a construction around so I don't know if it's inside it. But it leads to a gorgeous view!


lParent: GC13PJQ
lText:
FINALLY found this one, after several failed attempts.  A pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord in the nearby Grapes must have helped!


lParent: GC13PJQ
lText:
2:42 PM. Thank you for a find, the last of the day.
My stats today: 24 kilometers by walk, 19 caches, great feeling. :)


lParent: GC13PJQ
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse and went 'off piste' to collect this one first. I arrived at GZ and after a short search I made a quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC533QZ
lText:
Whoopee we found it this time!  thanks GC keeper for putting in a new one for us. Wad there like MAGIC.......


lParent: GC533QZ
lText:
Nice to have a chance to get the new container before leaving London.  Thanks for replacing! #669

Thanks for the cache. Cl&f


lParent: GC533QZ
lText:
After a day working in London nearby, I needed to get my daily caching fix before heading back to the train station on my way home.

Last cache before heading back to Euston and another simple find, tucked behind not under as I was expecting! 

Signed the fresh log and replaced the cache as found - TFTC


lParent: GC533QZ
lText:
Looks like it has gone missing. This regularly happens I will replace once I have got a container to do do. May also re-site if possible.


lParent: GC5JV89
lText:
#668 14:00
Found during my business trip to London. I had to wait because my room in the hotel wasn't ready for check-in so I decided to find one more cache. After some time of searching finally found. Thanks for the cache and greetings from CZ.

IN: 1xTB


lParent: GC5JV89
lText:
Found this nice brave hide on a nice evening stroll. Liked the quality container. 

Thanks for the cache. Cl&f


lParent: GC24W2J
lText:
Quick find on second attempt, it helped knowing what to expect, came with bag for litter pick so I didn't look too suspicious!


lParent: GC24W2J
lText:
Detoured from the a day of caching along the Thames from Tower Bridge to Canary Wharf to quickly grab this one - will have to plan a visit back to this series! TFTC


lParent: GC24W2J
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse Basin and finished at Tottenham Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5JXT9
lText:
After a day working in London nearby, I needed to get my daily caching fix before heading back to the train station on my way home.

Heading down here from the Sidetracked Warwick Avenue cache, again I had to wait for a gap in the busy muggle traffic before I could search for this sneaky little cache.

Signed the log and replaced the cache as found - TFTC


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
We managed to put together the numbers and then made a change to one of them.  It was really quiet in the park and only had a few dogs and their walkers around.  There are a few prickles around, but they can be avoided.  This hide blends so well and looks to be a part of the surround.  This was a fun and relaxing stroll  .... thank you for setting it up   .....   TFTC and a favourite for co and the whales


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
in between decompressing and treasure hunting, took time off for a more relaxed stroll around this lovely oasis. put the co-ords together but had to mull over the exact meaning of species. In the end decided to go for the simplistic translation which proved to be correct. the approach to the exact point on the day required passage through innumerable brambles, but pippitt decided to hover more around the edge and was soon successful, as well as not leaving DNA samples all over. tftc-really enjoyed it


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
Had a go at this one whilst we waited for the tide to go out.  Found all the info but don't think we worked out the final location correctly as has had a dilemma as to how many to count of the birds.


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
A nice multi and nice container. Actually picked it up and replaced without noticing but then came back for a closer look. TFTC


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
Came here about 6 months ago and got all the clues - apart from E..
This time I collected the necessary info for E and unlocked the co-ordinates (after a maths error!).
Took a while at the GZ distracted by what I thought suited the hint... only to find what I was looking for in a much nicer place! :-)
Very enjoyable cache - just the right level of difficulty.. and a lovely container. TFTC. Adding a favourite point.


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
Enjoyed looking around this well kept and well laid out pocket park and learning about the flora and fauna. Good cache too a bit elusive though I'm sure we saw the squirrel hiding it earlier! A fave from us! It is so quiet here and even quieter than where we live in the countryside...can't believe it! TFTC


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
Forgot to log this nice quick multi, as I recall, my Numbers spreadsheet had a little error which gave me coordinates in the Thames. I also failed to spot the right marker for bicycles and googling the cycling distance gave me the wrong number entirely! TFTC

This entry was edited by Jekub on Thursday, 19 February 2015 at 13:51:05 UTC.


lParent: GC4ZNPN
lText:
Did this multi with ArtemisWorks and Qeams as we were so close to it and it didn't seem too long. I might have had trouble finding the final cache, but the doc and the ms from ArtemisWorks had an idea what to look for and the doc managed to find it after wandering slightly away from the rest of us. TFTC.


lParent: GC336PX
lText:
Found after a shopping trip to the third estate nearby, Tftc. Will have to look up what happend here!


lParent: GC5DW8Q
lText:
Day 3 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.  A nicely tucked away corner of Notting Hill.  A nice quick cache.

[blue] 1 of 11 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6617 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to timmyjj21 for this


lParent: GC5DW8Q
lText:
During our visit to London we search also for some caches [:D]. Most of them were found easiliy. We had a lot of fun [:P] in London.


[red]Cache # : 1543
[red]Log-time : 12:43

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


lParent: GC5DW8Q
lText:
Would never have come here if it was not for the cache. So many thanks for that.


Thanks for the cache. Cl&f


lParent: GC386KF
lText:
Whilst waiting for the tide to go out we filled in the time finding a few nearby caches. A couple of gents were having a few cans for their breakfast but well enough away from the cache for them to see us but they weren't interested in us.

Nice easy find at the coordinates and hint very precise.  A new log book would be good rather than the scrap of paper.

TFTC


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... un peu plus de mal pour celle-ci ... C'est Grationopolis qui l'as trouve !

Merci Yorkie63 Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...

This entry was edited by Bart38110 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 12:26:25 UTC.


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
Day 1 of 3

I'm in London doing some fantastic caches in the area.   I might as well just grab this one as I'm here anyway.  

[blue] 5 of 5 [/blue] [red] Found
[blue] 0 [/blue] DNF's
With a total [blue] 6600 [/blue] Finds 

Many thanks to Yorkie63 for this


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
Spent a while looking on the wrong side of the road before finding. A lot quieter by this cache than I was expecting. TFTC :)


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
I felt a little conspicuous looking for this one and as the night was drawing in, decided to quit sooner than I might have done on another occasion. The church was astonishing as it was so ornate! I will return on another occasion!


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
Took two tries for this one. Stopped by here on the way to the Abbey road studio but was unsuccessful in uncovering the cache. Came back again after completing the webcam cache and zoomed in to that spot I didn't look before. Of course the cache was there! TFTC [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:42:57 UTC.


lParent: GC4KK20
lText:
I was in London today, as I had a job nearby.  When I realised where my job was situated (so close to such famous caches!) I invited my fiancée, the ever-delightful Walk on the Wildside, along.  She didn't need much persuading [:)]

So after I had finished working and packed everything away, we headed on down to this cache with a view to going to the webcam cache afterwards.  It was only when we were opposite the cache that we realised that we were on the wrong side of the road.  We looked behind us to the nearby zebra crossing that we could have used, but decided in the end to go on to the one by the webcam and cross there.  So we did.

LOADS of times [:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]

Eventually, once we had done all the silly poses for the webcam that we wanted to do, taken selfies by the graffiti wall, crossed the road a few more times, written on the wall, and watched others crossing the road, we decided to head on back to this cache.  So we crossed over one final time (accidentally ruining a photo opportunity of a group of four doing The Walk) and made our way to the church. 

Despite the proximity of the Abbey Road zebra crossing (or maybe because of), there was hardly anybody at GZ; I think everyone was more interested in recreating The Album Cover rather than looking at this fascinating church.  We, on the other hand, were more interested in finding the cache and not being seen!

It was Walk on the Wildside who made the discovery, and thus we signed the log book as Wild Wizzes, our joint caching name.  We had a spare UK Cache Mag pencil, so we left that in the cache for future cachers to use.  

Back to the car now, and then on to home...

Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GCVQ2J
lText:
Into a new area today with a few West London caches.
After finding the Holland park series I picked this one up on my way back to the station.
TFTC!


lParent: GC2PZV2
lText:
6yr old found it first. Which was good as she is beginning to despair of my long planned route! Almost 3pm and we still haven't made it to the Heath. Oops. Tftc!


lParent: GC5J4NB
lText:
Gotcha!

Had a very grueling day at the office, and after finally getting out I had very little motivation to go grab my daily cache.  Could this be the end of the geostreak... ?  During short walk back to hotel I decided to go via a shop to pick up some dinner - but this turned into "pick up some dinner en route to a cache on the south of Isle of Dogs".  Sandwich in hand, I headed onwards, but at last minute I decided to revisit this one as it had previously defeated me.

2 muggles were perched on a wall about 20m away, so I couldn't properly search - but I called home and while speaking to geowife I idly ambled around feigning interest in the hydraulic ram.  Although - in fairness - it's pretty cool, so there wasn't much feigning going on.  Muggles eventually left and I had a proper search, and finally found the little blighter.  Had a brief panic when I thought I didn't have a pen on me, but found one in my laptop bag.  Had [i]another[/i] brief panic when I couldn't extract log, but found a suitably sized twig and all was eventually sorted.

Replaced as found, and glad to finally have this one nailed [:)]

SL - TFTC!


lParent: GC5J4NB
lText:
22nd FIND in London, UK [:)]

First smiley of our third day in London [;)]

While Miss Cornishcay was still asleep, I went out and hired a Santander bike to hunt for Geocaches around the Isle of Dogs in the morning [8)]

This was extremely challenging, there were too many possible hiding spots to search and after a few minutes, I have to find a loo [:O]

Fortunately, when I returned after relieving myself, I managed to spot the devil after another round of careful inspection of every corner [8D]

TFTC - The hint didn't helped much, perseverance and luck is needed [:D][white]

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 01 September 2015 at 15:57:39 UTC.


lParent: GC5J4NB
lText:
Out for a stroll,  no joy.  Will have to bring the children in case you need small fingers. Better luck next time


lParent: GC51232
lText:
Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... avec Grationopolis ...

Merci Defiant Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...

This entry was edited by Bart38110 on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 12:24:54 UTC.


lParent: GC51232
lText:
I love these ghost tube station caches so despite the light going by the time I  walked to this one, I was keen to find it. It was a nice easy find and I was able to sit on the nearby wall to do the doings. After an early start, a day of meetings and a wander around the city in search of caches, I was now ready to "Jubilee Line" it back to my hotel and a delicious bagel!


lParent: GC51232
lText:
Didn't have a pen, so couldn't sign, but I took pictures if proof is needed!
Fun, straightforward cache.


lParent: GC51232
lText:
This was a short walk away from the previous cache, but lazy me decided to just hop on a bus. Cache was a quick find at GZ. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 12:58:51 UTC.


lParent: GC51232
lText:
On my way to Abbey Road via some caches with historical interest. I would never have known this was once a station without this cache. Thanks for bringing me here


lParent: GC2FMFV
lText:
Could see where the cache was, but couldn't quite reach it.  Luckily eddie999 arrived and he was a bit taller so soon had it in his hands. TFTC


lParent: GC439Z3
lText:
In Dulwich for a wedding today and staying nearby so popped out for a walk to pick up a couple of caches. 

The park was full of activity and people minding their own business!!

The log is very full but managed to sign. Sorry I didn't have spare log with me today. 

TFTC.


lParent: GC439Z3
lText:
Found whilst on a pleasant trip to Dulwich Park for International Geocaching Day – glorious weather and perfect for some caching [:)]

Short search and voilà – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC439Z3
lText:
Quite an easy one to find, but did get a bit ravaged by stinging nettles, so make sure you're covered up!


lParent: GC17DYT
lText:
This cache has gone

The little silver magnetic disk is stuck to the sign on the back but cache is not attachef


lParent: GC17DYT
lText:
For a couple of days in the UK. The reason for being in the Uk, is a sporting event at Lords... but while I am here... I might as well search (and hopefully find) a few geocaches. It is a beautiful day for caching and lots of caches our found. Mainly virtuals and challenges near the Greenwich area. In the first part I walk a very long while... I can still feel my feet :-) <br> <br>

Unfortunately... a DNF. Not there. <br><br>

thanks for this cache and keeping it alive for future cachers. Greetings from Holland! <br> <br>

T-Team!<br> 
3241<br> <br> 


When I log a geocache, I follow certain principles... <a href="https://d1u1p2xjjiahg3.cloudfront.net/0ad9eae5-e0a8-4044-a226-865fce4d0180.jpg"> my principles</a>, which is also part of <a href="http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=0ce089aa-aa3f-4857-9bff-feca8795f0d6">my geocaching.com profile page</a>. <br><br>


lParent: GC2PZTT
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 33.050 W 000° 08.452

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 33.043 W 000° 08.478

Distance from original: 107 feet or 32.6 meters.
Moved to to people complaining. If you don't like urban caches then don't do them!


lParent: GC2PZTT
lText:
ok so this is the kind of caches I really don t like, the place is pure filth and I touched things no human being should ever touch I mean, ok got it but really.....this was not a nice place to look in and i was not happy, thank you for the cache BUT id consider changing place to somewhere a bit nicer and less filthy......?!!!
o____O


lParent: GC2PZTT
lText:
It's been a couple of years since I tried finding this and today I was determined to find it.   It was much harder to get than I imagined. However with the election coming up someone was putting a poster on the nearby railings so took the interest of the muggles away from me. The log was so wet it was like a lump of papermache.  Left a signed piece of paper. It was even harder replacing!  Thanks for the cache N0madgirl.


lParent: GC2PZTT
lText:
Having read previous logs and seen GZ it seemed most appropriate to take a photo we can send to CO if required.


lParent: GC5J4MR
lText:
Found two in the same spot!  Is one a replacement log?  Nice and new, first to sign.  I signed both.  Nice coordination.


lParent: GC5J4MR
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 29.527 W 000° 01.474

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 29.527 W 000° 01.469

Distance from original: 19.1 feet or 5.8 meters.
Checked accuracy due to catchers comments.


lParent: GC5J4MR
lText:
Came before work for my cache of the day. Got to the GZ and started looking when I realised I had left something at home that I had to have. Had to quickly get back home to retrieve it! GRRR!
I will be back!


lParent: GC34QQ3
lText:
Second attempt and a quick find! I was so close to it the first time I could kick myself for not looking properly TFTC


lParent: GC5A7DJ
lText:
Very disappointed. We made the pilgrimage to the Emirates and was very happy to discover that there was a cache right outside the front door. Once the clowns in the photo moved off we searched 8 wheels and came up blank. Would be worth the CO checking. Still gives me another reason to come back! :-)


lParent: GC5A7DJ
lText:
Found together with my son Chaoslix before visiting the Emirates-Cup match vs. Wolfsburg.

#2185 - TFTC


lParent: GC5A7DJ
lText:
My first cache in London.
Und dann noch bei meinem englischen Lieblingsverein. Das war doch wohl mal etwas schönes. 
(Chrille, ich habe immer im stadion an dich gedacht und ich hätte es dir auch so sehr gewünscht)
Dafür gibt es einen Fav.
Grüße aus Meißen in Deutschland.
TFTC


lParent: GC5N6P4
lText:
#4399 14:30
Going for a pleasant walk along the Regent's Canal, Hertford Union Canal and River Lee up to the Walthamstow Marches with my girlfriend, I stopped here for a quick find. No problem with the hint.
Thanks for the cache


lParent: GC5N6P4
lText:
#2,040 09h05  (4/6 cache finds on a lovely sunny morning)

Found after a short search making use of the hint as the coordinates seemed a little out
TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC5N6P4
lText:
Tried twice without many Muggles around. The gps is of by 8-10m I think. Followed the hint rigorously but to no avail. :-( TFTC


lParent: GC5N6P4
lText:
we looked after the cache but could not find it. We will try next time we are in London visiting our daughter.  [:(]


lParent: GC4F90H
lText:
First time in Holland Park and LOVED it =) thank u for this caches, giving me the chance to know this place.

TFTC, Maggot


lParent: GC4F90H
lText:
Team Goossens Tanja is een paar dagen in Londen en Brighton. Haar hostel ligt in de buurt van het mooie, afwisselende Holland park. Zonder GPS, maar met foto's en tekst, maakt ze een rondje door het park. Vanwege het mooie weer is het vrij druk, dus af en toe wordt er een pauze op een bankje genomen, zodat de cache ongezien gelogd kan worden.

Currykey bedankt voor deze


lParent: GC4F90H
lText:
Visited H.P A-E today. Hadto be a bit careful with muggles, but could log all of them without to much trouble. Beautiful park, thanks for showing me. TFTCes


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
We really enjoyed this multi cache after Parkrun in our local park. Quite straightforward but lots of fun. Thank you! TFTC.


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Found with Kubsat76 whilst on a pleasant trip to Dulwich Park for International Geocaching Day – glorious weather and perfect for some caching [:)]

This took some considerable time, but was easier than the 'Scrabble' - soon collected the information, then off to GZ and a quick find – T4TC [:)]

Fav point for all the effort in creating this interesting cache [:)]

This entry was edited by WhiteFriar on Sunday, 16 August 2015 at 14:54:38 UTC.


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Extended dawdle around the park with whitefriar solving the clues after the event. Pleased that GZ turned out to be somewhere we'd identified as likely on the first pass! Tftc


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Brilliant series of clues that took us the best part of a warm sunny afternoon to collect. Final was just where it should have been. Lovely park and a nice multi - thanks for placing


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
There are 2 ways you can find this cache. 1.Do it the proper geocaching way. 2.Walk around the park looking for a wall near a bench saying "XXXXXXXX". That is what I did. I was VERY surprised to find the cache this way closeishy to posted co-ords.

This entry was edited by Callumguy on Thursday, 09 July 2015 at 14:49:02 UTC.


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Great cache , awesome how the stages work and are layed out in cgeo. And as all good caches took me to new places in a park I've been in before. Thanks


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
The kids had sports day which finished early. As its a lovely day we picked up the bikes and headed to the park for this multi. Found all the clues fairly easily and was overjoyed to find a geocoin in the cache. This is the first one that we have found. Took it to help on its journey. Rewarded our efforts with an ice cream in the sun. Tftc.


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Nice Wandering around the park with Sludge bucket looking for benches, so did this one too!!   Easily found the cache using the hint.  Lovely park.  TFTC


lParent: GC55BMD
lText:
Had a lovely evening stroll round Dulwich Park after work with a newbie cacher doing our first multicache together. Great fun! Many TFTC!!!


lParent: GC5XF6C
lText:
#2,042 09h25 (6th and last cache find on a lovely sunny morning)

Quick & easy find with good coordinates and clever hint. Fortunately few muggles around so was able to operate freely.

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC5XF6C
lText:
Logged as 30th on the sheet by mistake but it's actually 31st. Nipped out to find these two caches after a long day with my two screaming kids. Brings back old memories of my first London abode which is just up the road from here. Tftc.


lParent: GC5Y5NM
lText:
Nothing jumped our at me. GPS wanted me the other side of fence and so much ivy in area I could still be there same time tomorrow!


lParent: GC5Y5NM
lText:
After reading precious logs we knew we were in the right area but as the cache had been previously found on the ground we weren't sure as to the placement v's hint. After a re think Becubed Jnr had the cache in hand . Clever eyes needed. Not sure a wheelchair person could retrieve. Suggest CO looks into this. TFTC


lParent: GC5Y5NM
lText:
It's no good... I lurked and lurked and fumbled and fumbled. Remembered CO saying it possibly being wheelchair accessible, so did not climb tree!


lParent: GC5Y5NM
lText:
Took a leisurely jog at lunchtime with a view to grabbing this cache, having a rough idea of what I thought I'd be looking for - although without my glasses I wasn't sure if I'd be able to spot it!

Once at GZ I did a bit of 'stretching' in the vicinity whilst trying to spot anything out of the ordinary, but wasn't having much joy. Then I noticed something lying on the ground out in the open, and sure enough it was the cache. Not sure how long it had been there, but I was quite surprised to find it still intact!

I signed the log and replaced the cache, although obviously I had no idea where exactly to place it - I had a guess based on where it was lying and where I would have placed it myself, so I hope it's roughly correct. Might be worth a check by the CO if in the area anytime soon?

TFTC, a clever cache in a nice spot. :)


lParent: GC5Y5NM
lText:
Second of three finds on a caching trip to Fulham this afternoon.   With his young eyes, Hucacher quickly spotted something that seemed slightly out of place and the well-camouflaged container was in hand much sooner than I expected.   TNLNSL.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1403


lParent: GC5XF75
lText:
#2,041 09h15 (5/6 cache finds on a lovely sunny morning)

Quick & easy find with good coordinates and hint - especially as the cache was well visible. So after completing formalities, returned it in a better concealed way.

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself.


lParent: GC4HYFG
lText:
The paper inside will soon need replacing as it has only 3 spaces left and smells because someone had put a molding cherry inside (which I removed)


lParent: GC4HYFG
lText:
Great hide looked for 15mins asked people and even was let inside the private estate to look for it. Great discrete easy hide


lParent: GC4HYFG
lText:
It was not easy to find but our compass came to the rescue. Love the magnets but I don't have anything small on me to swap. MIGhT COME back!!!! Miles :-)


lParent: GC5J4M8
lText:
I'm down for a few days, and trying to keep a geostreak going - and for the last 2 evenings after work I've been walking about the Isle of Dogs trying to pick off the nearest to where I work.  But this evening I decided a bus was the way forward - and (perhaps unsurprisingly) it's WAY quicker [:D]  After finishing work today - and after getting changed - and was out and back within 30 mins.  Sweet!

I've seen a couple of this type of cache recently - pretty cool, and nicely disguised.  As I approached GZ there was a clear target of where I was going to search, and sure enough found this one quite quickly.

Replaced as found.

SL - TFTC!


lParent: GC5J4M8
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Good to get it after a DNF on my last visit, when it had done AWOL. TFTC


lParent: GC5J4M8
lText:
" De Portugal para Londres por um mês "
On my one month internship, i can't lose the opportunnity to do same caches. 
Found it with 3azortuga =) 
Tftc/opc


lParent: GC5J4M8
lText:
Came by early before work. Got to the GZ and began searching in between muggles passing by. I looked in all the likely places but came up empty. Paused to think about where it could be, already had an idea what I was looking for.
Thank you for the hint which lead me to the cache - especially as my GPS was pointing me to the opposite side of the road. Fairly quick find.
TFTC,  RamsPadge!


lParent: GC5J4M8
lText:
Finally! Third attempt and got it. I appreciate that it has been muggled a few times as it's location is opposite someone's living room, and there was often a smoker on the balcony above looking over. So be careful!


lParent: GC36N37
lText:
My final find of the day. I last came here with my friend Sara on a cold February morning in 2012 while walking the Thames Path between here and Greenwich. Then she was an active geocacher and I wasn't; now the roles are reversed. I remember waiting with a bad hangover while she signed the log wondering   at that point if I'd get across the bridge let along get to Greenwich.


lParent: GC36N37
lText:
Found today on sunset! 
Nice view from the bridge.

Heute sind wir in London angekommen nach einigen Hoppalas am Flughafen in 
Stanstet. Nach dem Abendessen im Hotel wollten wir uns noch kurz den Stadtteil ansehen,
und haben dabei diese Dose mitnehmen können.


lParent: GC36N37
lText:
Seeing as we were in a wedding party at the close by China Boulevard it seemed a shame not to grab this one. Luckily a nice easy find with barely any muggles in the vicinity. Tftc.


lParent: GC36N37
lText:
Easy find with only a few passing muggles at the time of day we were there. Nice riverside location TFTC


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
Found with Kubsat76 whilst on a pleasant trip to Dulwich Park for International Geocaching Day – glorious weather and perfect for some caching [:)]

This took a lot of back and forth around the park, but finally had all the letters needed, then around the park a few more times before voilà, the matching bench!  The finding of the cache was then quite quick – T4TC [:)]

Fav point for all the effort and thought in the creation of this cache [:)]

This entry was edited by WhiteFriar on Sunday, 16 August 2015 at 14:56:08 UTC.


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
I'll admit this took many circuits of the park & I'm grateful for joining forces with whitefriar whose pen & paper saved my phone battery!
Had some interesting interactions whilst seeking the benches... Most people especially mini muggles perfectly happy to lean so we could read the clues... But one older guy was most alarmed either at being spoken to by strangers, or by being asked if we could peer at an inscription. Maybe both! One of those tasks that's less weird when there's two of you. Must have taken quite some time to set up so have a fave point. Tftc


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
Nice stroll thru Dulwich Park for the second time - we completed Dulwich Dawdle a few weeks ago, before this cache appeared. Had a bit of a head start as we remembered and had pictures of some of the benches from last time.

Found the GZ bench relatively quickly without need to turf anyone off who may have been making use of the clue benches en route.

Once at GZ it took a fair while to locate the cache - especially when I got my left and right mixed up!!! The claim has to go to my muggle friend Steve  (who I'm trying to convert) as he found it - despite me looking in that exact spot a few mins before.

Really enjoyable cache. Thanks!!!


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
This is a lovely cache in my favourite place.  I've never taken the trouble to look at the many memorial benches in the park - so interesting, touching and humorous.  I'd recommend you take your time and enjoy the surroundings.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
Joint {FTF} 18.26 with Sludge bucket!  

A lot of stages for this multi and logic gave us a good pointer where to look for the final.  Pleased to have finished it in reasonable time.  Nice evening for a stroll.  Took the FTF pin, thank you.  TFTC

This entry was edited by The Creepy Crawlies on Wednesday, 27 May 2015 at 05:50:42 UTC.

This entry was edited by The Creepy Crawlies on Wednesday, 27 May 2015 at 06:06:24 UTC.


lParent: GC5V74Y
lText:
{FTF} joint first to find with the creepy crawlies. We spent the afternoon enjoying the mainly good weather collecting the info from the benches and filling in the crossword. Then we realised we were only half way through... Now we had to find the bench at GZ. We decided to just walk the park and check each bench as we got to it. I guess we got through about 40 benches before finding the right one. Very pleased to find this after the hours of walking the park. Thanks for placing this cache. Sent from my Nexus 5.


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Thank you for a great cache! I love going to Holland park with my kids. I picked up a TB and dropped one off, Silver New Beetle.


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Loved so much this place that I will return. Thank u for the nice walk and the cache ;)

TFTC, Maggot
greetings from Portugal


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Thanks to this multi I had a great stroll through holland park, a place I daren't miss as a dutch tourist :). Along the way alsp picked up the five HP caches. Since the four tbs registered for this cache wereno longer there I decided to add three new ones. TFTC


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Into a new area today with a few West London caches.
I have never been to this park before but really enjoyed my walks around here today.
I combined this multi with the trads and was pleased to gather the info for the co-ords and find the final cache.
TFTC!


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
after having done the WIG, needed a bit more of a tour around the park so started on this one. Such a great, warm and sunny day it was a pleasure. Only problem was getting around groups of people in a few bottleneck areas as the park was packed, all out enjoying the weather. Great stroll and really nice cache at the end. no tb's any more though. tftc and a fp


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
This multi took us on a lovely walk around the park. Gathered the answers and went off to find the cache  ....  It's all in good order, but the TB's are no longer there ....  Thank you for taking us around this lovely park  ....  TFTC


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Today we did a walk in and around Holland Park. We started in quite heavy rain, but after a while it got dry. After the HP caches we did this multi. Every stage was quickly solved, except for the last one, where a sign was missing. But after reading the description again this stage could be solved too. What a nice park this is! TFTC.


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
What for a nice park!
It was the last (rainy) day from our London trip.
So I have found my first and only GB Cache here. ;)
Thanks for showing this location.
Regards
Nofretete


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Bit of sex litter at gz in the form of a condom wrapper! Easy find with hint enjoyed my tour of the park thanks for placing this. Took tbs for onward journey


lParent: GCVPR3
lText:
Fourth of five finds in HP this afternoon.   We gathered the clues while on a sunny family stroll around the park.   As expat17 notes, the final location has been spoiled by some dirty humans, so we had to be careful on the retrieve and replace while appreciating the other wildlife in this lovely park.   There are also a couple of stingers and scratchers guarding the container, so long arms are best if you have them.   TNLNSL.   Discovered TBs x 4.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1440


lParent: GC5RMQB
lText:
Cache found quickly once at GZ, but it took us longer to be able to reach GZ. The reason is that, because of a Cricket game, someone was seated exactly where the cache was. It is a chance that we arrived not too early before the end of the game, so that we did not wait so long.

TFTC Baxter754
12 September 2015 15:43


lParent: GC5RMQB
lText:
#919 Sat pm isn't the best time to collect this one as benches taken up by muggles watching cricket. Luckily we arrived near the end of the game and the wait wasn't long ;) 
TFTC Baxter754, shcrodger


lParent: GC5RMQB
lText:
Right bench first go for me! Hardest part was to extract log - thank goodness for my tweezers! 
I rolled it up much more tightly, so I hope the next cacher will find extraction easier...


lParent: GC5RMQB
lText:
I have been visiting my sister locally (Breer st) for over 40 years and never knew this park was here


lParent: GC3953X
lText:
Nobody about so could creep around without fear of generating interest from onlookers.  The hint helped me to find it without too much trouble.


lParent: GC3953X
lText:
Out early before work (tubes running again)! Got to the GZ and started looking in the likely locations. When I didn't find it, I tried two other possible locations but the coords were off. So went back to the most likely spot where the GPS took me the closest. Got down to have a closer look and found it! Well hidden!
TFTC, Lansdown!


lParent: GC3953X
lText:
Didn't have much time as we had a miserable 2 year old trying to run the other way! Will certainly come back for another try soon though :)


lParent: GC3953X
lText:
Found the lid lying on the ground and then found the rest of the cache in-situ...

Fascinating to read the history of the area.


TFTC


lParent: GC3953X
lText:
25th FIND in London, UK [:)]

Fourth smiley of our third day in London [;)]

While Miss Cornishcay was still asleep, I went out and hired a Santander bike to hunt for Geocaches around the Isle of Dogs in the morning [8)]

The GPS reading wasn't very accurate here so I relied on the hint to find cache [8D]

TFTC -  Very lovely place with an interesting history [:D][white]

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 01 September 2015 at 16:32:09 UTC.


lParent: GC519RZ
lText:
New cache new log.

However please note, this weekend is Notting Hill Carnival this area will be very busy.


lParent: GC519RZ
lText:
Our smallest geocache found by our smallest geocacher! Managed to find a space in the log book but it will need replacing. Good cache, thank you!


lParent: GC519RZ
lText:
Found it relatively quickly without hint or checking before hand.
Log almost full on first sight - TFTC


lParent: GC5KT6K
lText:
#3,543 Couldn't resist nipping off for this one at lunchtime whilst visiting the nearby Gallery. Was surprised  at how big it was [;)] TFTC


lParent: GC5KT6K
lText:
I was in the area today and decided to look for this cache. I arrived at the station and walked up and down at the entrance, as I didn't know you could go through to get to the footpath! When I arrived at GZ I checked a few areas but didn't find anything. I then noticed a large object and when I looked behind there it was! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC4F91C
lText:
Tftc. It wasn't hanging when I found it but I replaced it where I think it was meant to be. I also replaced the log. Let me know if you want the old one.


lParent: GC17HJW
lText:
Only the third success from nine caches visited today!  A disappointing trip to the Isle of Dogs, but we will return.


lParent: GC17HJW
lText:
Good view point!  V difficult to log name need more paper sorry didn't bring any but good fun Thanks


lParent: GC17HJW
lText:
As I was working nearby decided to have a little wander at lunch to track down a cache, so had a look at my phone and this was only a little way of so off I trotted following the arrow, saw a bridge to take a shortcut over.but soon found that a no go option, so wandered around to the other side..

There were a few muggles wandering up and down so just wanted for a clear spot and soon retrieved the cache, so stood there watching the world go by as I tried to make my mark on the piece of paper, before returning it back from where it came, thanks for the nice location with the city's large building looming in the background [:)]

TFTC


lParent: GC17HJW
lText:
Came early before work. A quick easy find! But there was just a scrap of paper rather than a proper log and I signed it as "D54" as there was little room.
Really enjoyed the area and took a photo of a reminder of the area's past as busy docklands.
Thank you for the cache, Firelanterns !


lParent: GC5CD6R
lText:
SK: Odlovené spolu s Rozela pocas 9 dnového výletu v Londýne. Vdaka za keš. V Londýne som už bol viac krát, ale prvý krát som bol brat aj kešky a videl som vdaka nim miesta, ktoré by som inak nevidel.

EN: Found it with Rozela during our 9 days trip In London. Thank you for nice cache. London is very beautiful city and thanks to caches we could see a lot of beautiful places.


lParent: GC5CD6R
lText:
#1123 
EN: Found it during the trip to London with my brother dominik.sk25. 
We were on holiday at our cousin and we found some interesting cache. 
Thank you for this cache.

SK: Nájdená pocas výletu v Londýne spolu s bratom dominik.sk25.
Boli sme na prázdninách u sesternice a spojili sme to aj s hladaním kešiek. Podarilo sa nám nájst vela zaujímavých kešiek. Hlavným cielom bolo nájst nejaké virtuálky, ktoré na Slovensku nemáme.
Dakujem za pekné kešky.


lParent: GC5CD6R
lText:
Went out early this morning for my cache of the day - there were a lot of muggles on their way to work.
Got to the GZ, spotted the cache, waited for a quiet time, grabbed the cache, signed the log and waited for a convenient time to replace it. Then it was me off to work!
A super quick, easy find!
TFTC,  RamsPadge!


lParent: GC5CY1Y
lText:
Felt a bit conspicuous and somewhat uncomfortable, I remember when the bomb went off here around 20 years ago.  It felt like I looked suspicious.


lParent: GC5CY1Y
lText:
Spent some time going to and fro following my jumpy GPS.  Took the hints but no result.  I think I was at the right spot and there seemed to be evidence of a sticker on the wall which could have been the cache.


lParent: GC5CY1Y
lText:
I think I may know where it, put have a feeling I need to poke around and not sure how not to look suspicious, or like I'm squatting to pee! I'll try again :)


lParent: GC5CY1Y
lText:
Pretty sure I can see it down a gap between the wall and road, but can't reach it. Maybe someone could get it with a grabber?


lParent: GC5CY1Y
lText:
At the London Event last night I was given an additional hint from a recent finder - which helped me make sense of hint on the cache page.
So I went there this morning before work but couldn't see any evidence of the hint. I noticed that the rubbish had been cleared out - hope they didn't get the cache?
Had a good look and even a feel around but came up empty-handed!
Anyway, it looks like I'll be coming back at some point.


lParent: GC4W4PJ
lText:
Bright sunny morning 
Great run along the river during our stay in Greenwich with Rouge Diamond TFTC


lParent: GC62ZX2
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 26.451 W 000° 08.416

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 26.434 W 000° 08.445

Distance from original: 149.8 feet or 45.6 meters.
These are the REAL coordinates


lParent: GC62ZX2
lText:
13:48
Checked both sides of railway line. Plenty of hosts matching clues at N 51° 26.435 · W 000° 08.429 but nothing yielded the cache.


lParent: GC62ZX2
lText:
[:)] 1st to DNF - coords seem out to me as the only leaning tower of ivy was on the railway side of the fence [:(]


lParent: GC62ZX2
lText:
Yaaay! Had more luck than my predecessors.  Know this route well from daily dog walks. Shiny new box and smallest pencil ever! Beautiful evening on the common.


lParent: GC577MR
lText:
Coming to the end of my London stay; a week with my son in Fulham. I'm on a pilgrimage from New South Wales, Australia, visiting family and favourite places. Geoson is shortly moving to Cambridge; another geocaching opportunity.

I've tried most of the transport methods that London has to offer; tube, bus, ferry, train and car. I've noticed a push bike station around the corner; time to give that a go?

Was a little bit worried that I wouldn't have enough stealth to grab this one, but, despite it being a Saturday morning, there were fewer folk around than might be expected.

Thanks for the cache, jasvert!


lParent: GC577MR
lText:
This on took a bit longer to find than it should have done as firstly my GPS was pointing to the wrong side of the road and then once I determined GZ there was a taxi driver parked up, proppped against his car having a coffee just here I wanted to be so had to wait for him to go.


lParent: GC577MR
lText:
Logbook has seen better days. It was all scrunched up and scruffy so we've replaced it with new paper. Nice quick C&D. TFTC


lParent: GC577MR
lText:
Nice lunchtime run to Parsons Green today with my boss, so thought I'd grab a cache and introduce him to it at the same time. :)

Nice easy find, TFTC!


lParent: GC3PJ6N
lText:
What a lovely place to finish the day - bit of a hill up but well worth it and it does mention a hill in the title!  Quickly found the location would have found the cache quickly if I had known my left from my right - tftc


lParent: GC3PJ6N
lText:
This was my second find in the UK all the way from New Zealand. I spent the day walking around the sights of London with my cousin, who I introduced to geocaching. We thought we would stop off and get this one on the way home from the train station. So we ventured into the park, was a bit more of a walk than we expected after a very long day of walking but we got there. GPS wasn't very happy under all the tree cover and we had to backtrack a bit. But then she found it, her second cache but her first find! Think I've got her hooked, signed as jesso22 and kate, username to follow. Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC3PJ6N
lText:
Made far more of a meal of this one than was required. Arriving at GZ my phone lost GPS signal so had to backtrack to the top of the hill. Enjoyed seeing the views of London and the WW1 gun emplacement. TFTC.


lParent: GC3WNKV
lText:
Our 6th geocache find - quite straightforward and not a high muggle area. Well hidden though: hint was very helpful - wouldn't have found it otherwise. Just read undo the corner from where we live. Thanks!


lParent: GC5XHTQ
lText:
OK looked for ages. Found a possible cache, a kinder egg container in fallen tree but it was stuck in the hole.


lParent: GC5XHTQ
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Met some newbie cachers - good luck! 
TFTC


lParent: GC5XHTQ
lText:
We found the cache under a walk a raining day during our visit at our daughter who is living in the area. Nice hint and hiddingplace. TFTC [;)]


lParent: GC5XHTQ
lText:
Straightforward find on my way to tackle the Tales of the Riverbank T5 cache. My GPS took me to the wrong side of the road but using some Geo-logic it was soon in hand. RamsPadge gotcha!

This entry was edited by RamsPadge on Thursday, 23 July 2015 at 16:18:59 UTC.


lParent: GC2PT6H
lText:
Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 33.434 W 000° 08.501

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 33.448 W 000° 08.501

Distance from original: 85.4 feet or 26 meters.
N51 33.448 W0 8.501


lParent: GC2PT6H
lText:
Hi
I notice that this cache has been disabled for some time now. Could the owner please check it and either repair or replace it or give an indication of why it is still disabled and when it is likely to be repaired/replaced. Otherwise it should be archived. If there is no response to this log after 14 days I may archive the cache.

Guidelines:[i] "You are responsible for occasional visits to your cache to maintain proper working order, especially when someone reports a problem with the cache (missing, damaged, wet, etc.). You may temporarily disable your cache to let others know not to search for it until you have a chance to fix the problem. This feature is to allow you a reasonable amount of time - normally a few weeks - in which to check on your cache. If a cache is not being maintained, or has been temporarily disabled for an unreasonable length of time, we may archive the listing."[/i]

If you wish to email me please send your email via my profile (click on my name) and quote the cache name and number.

Regards

Southerntrekker
London & North Wales Volunteer UK Reviewer - www.geocaching.com
Hiding a Geocache - http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php?pg=kb.page&id=509
UK Geocaching Wiki - https://wiki.groundspeak.com/display/GEO/United+Kingdom
Geocaching.com Help Center http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php
UK Geocaching Information & Resources http://www.follow-the-arrow.co.uk
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lParent: GC2PT6H
lText:
I couldn't get any where near this cache. Approached from the south to find the path blocked by workmen. So I walked right round to find the path blocked at both ends. I think this cache will be out of action for a few weeks at least. I'll be back


lParent: GC2PT6H
lText:
Reasonably quick lunch time find today, helped by having read through the earlier logs before visiting GZ.


lParent: GC2PT6H
lText:
Next one in this series, nice history lessons and at GZ, was interesting to see the large pipe!  Cache however proved more elusive not making itself known at all.  Darkness and masses of muggles conspired against us as well, another time perhaps! [:)]


lParent: GC5CXZ4
lText:
Just jumped of the DLR to do some geocaching. Easy find, but got my hands mucky searching for it. TFTC


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
I was here last year but it was to rainy then so I took a photo of the necessities and did some calculations at home. 
On my way to the airport today I got of the DLR to get me a happy face here. Pretty soon I put my fingers on the cache and could sign the log @14.30.
Thanks for hiding this cache and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
Und .... ???? .... ach ja, es war, wieder einmal der Seniorenalarm, auch in 2015 [}:)][}:)]

Der Montagsausflug der Senioren/Veteranen/Rollatorenvereinigung war wieder unterwegs. Frei ... bekommen vom Altenheim ?? ... NÖ[}:)] . Wozu auch; wir sind so wie so unterwegs. Egal an welchem Wochentag [}:)].

Wir haben unseren Freund starbuckshans nach England begleitet und freuen uns, auch hier erfolgreich gewesen zu sein. Unser erster Multi hier in GB. Besten Dank. Gut zu lösen.

Und ..... ja, ... wir stehen ab sofort auch in diesem Logbuch. [}:)] Natürlich [}:)]Erfolgreich.

Ohne cachen wäre das Leben viel zu langweilig. Deshalb ist es um so schöner, das es Cacher gibt, die auch der Cachergemeinde wieder etwas zurück geben. Sie hecken aus, sondieren das Gelände, legen tolle Caches und Hegen und Pflegen dieses. Besten Dank dafür.

Herzlichen Dank und ganz herzliche Grüße an frozboz für diese schöne Aufgabe sagen wieder einmal sehr gerne iwantino

PS wer Rechtschreibfehler findet darf diese gerne unter Beachtung des Copyrightes und mit Quellenangabe verwenden. Viel Erfolg.


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This multi cache was on our list, too. We found the answers at the signs quite quiick and advanced to the final.

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to frozboz for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3228 .


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
What a clever little mouse to find such a nice and clever hiding place! But with a little cheese, we managed to find it! Tftc!


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
27th FIND in London, UK [:)]

Sixth smiley of our third day in London [;)]

While Miss Cornishcay was still asleep, I went out and hired a Santander bike to hunt for Geocaches around the Isle of Dogs in the morning [8)]

Two days ago, I walked passed the entrance of the park and took some photos - those helped me to solved the final coordinates at home [:I]

Unfortunately, I still spent the most time searching for this devil today as I was looking at the all the wrong places [:O]

GPS definitely wasn't reliable as there was so much canopy, and the hint didn't clicked in the beginning [:(!]

Almost wanted to give up before I decided to inspect a spot I've looked earlier, only then I found the "container" stated in the hint [8D]

I think this deserve at least a D3 rating [}:)]

TFTC -  Why is this cache called "Hercules"? [:D][white]

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 01 September 2015 at 17:14:23 UTC.


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
it's been over 4 years, but i'm back to avenge and DNF. got to the same spot, found the same information, did the same calculation, punched in the same coordinates for the final, walked over to a rather familiar GZ and.... made the grab right away. i just don't know why i didn't find it last time... i don't recall seeing the place the cache was hidden, but it was a long time ago. anyway NP this time. cache is in good shape. thanks for the fun cache!


lParent: GC17HBN
lText:
Solved the clues pretty quickly.  Luckily my maths was good.  Set off in the wrong direction at first, but soon got back on track.  Even though I knew I was at GZ I couldn't find it at first, then I worked out where it would be.  The hint helped!  TFTC


lParent: GC5BG9P
lText:
Hi
I notice that this cache appears to be in need of maintenance. May I ask that the owner checks the cache and sort out any problems with it or gives an indication of when it may be up and running again for people to find. If this cannot be done the cache should be archived. If there is no response to this log after 14 days I may archive the cache, in the meantime I am disabling it.

Guidelines:[i] "You are responsible for occasional visits to your cache to maintain proper working order, especially when someone reports a problem with the cache (missing, damaged, wet, etc.). You may temporarily disable your cache to let others know not to search for it until you have a chance to fix the problem. This feature is to allow you a reasonable amount of time - normally a few weeks - in which to check on your cache. If a cache is not being maintained, or has been temporarily disabled for an unreasonable length of time, we may archive the listing."[/i]

If you wish to email me please send your email via my profile (click on my name) and quote the cache name and number.

Regards

Southerntrekker
London & North Wales Volunteer UK Reviewer - www.geocaching.com
Hiding a Geocache - http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php?pg=kb.page&id=509
UK Geocaching Wiki - https://wiki.groundspeak.com/display/GEO/United+Kingdom
Geocaching.com Help Center http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php
UK Geocaching Information & Resources http://www.follow-the-arrow.co.uk
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lParent: GC4Z2D8
lText:
Ha ha! Thought at first glance the tide was too high to attempt this, but then realised which 0 was being hinted at...


lParent: GC4Z2D8
lText:
A lovely afternoon stroll along the Thames Path brought us here. There was a family of geese with four goslings keeping the cache safe but we made a dash for it while they were looking the other way. Left a trackable. TFTC


lParent: GC4Z2D8
lText:
@10.15
I thought it was on the opposite, but my Garmin send me to this spot so it was easy to sign the sheet. TFTC


lParent: GC4Z2D8
lText:
Great hide and I took the TB to move on.  TFTC.

Story and Photos at [url=http://mappiman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/200615-river-runs-through-it-part-2.html] Mappiman's Blog[/url]


lParent: GC197Q7
lText:
Found this at nighttime. Really easy one and thanks for the shortcut ;D found this with my sister Inese and my bud Chris.
TFTC man.


lParent: GC197Q7
lText:
Found on our way to the Rabbit Hole theatre at the Duke of Hamilton in Hampstead. Nice little nook.
TFTC.


lParent: GC197Q7
lText:
Brilliant cache location - TFTC! Theo and Mummy :) Put in an Easter chick and a coin - some muggles saw us putting it back so I explained what we were doing so they wouldn't think we were planting a bomb ;) Hopefully they put it back in the right place!


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
We struggled with this one, arriving in torrential rain, presumably not long after cruisewolf. we couldn't find it!!! We will try again next week - any top tips?


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
Having done the geocache on the other side of Clissold Park (and been FTF :-) I decided to go for this one.  However, I had left home fairly unprepared and both my Garmin GPS and my phone had batteries which were almost completely exhausted.  My GPS died when I was about 350 metres away from this cache, and my phone died when I was about 50 metres away.

The arrow of the phone compass and the distance showed me I was approaching the right location.  I knew I had a good chance of finding it...  However, a couple of minutes into my search, the heavens opened up - the kind of rain which soaks you to the bone in 2 minutes, so I reluctantly had to abandon my excavations. I took refuge under a tree, but it was no good... The rain came through and I was still soaked.  Home now, and my clothes are hanging up to dry.

I'll have to come back another time and search properly, hopefully when the weather is better.


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
~16h00 This one is live again after the missing cache was replaced . . . do watch out for muggles at this exposed location . . . Happy Hunting!


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
~16h00 Cache confirmed missing and replaced as promised during a maintenance visit to the park. I had to take account of muggles playing football nearby but managed to complete required actions without any problem other than some initial curiosity. So its game on again . . . happy hunting!


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
Looks like this has been muggled . . . will replace it and the other missing ones in the park on next maintenance trip in August . . .


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
On a week's cycling/geocaching holiday in London. Found cache on ground so put it back where the hint suggested - although there is more than one place answering the description. TFTC


lParent: GC5BMX7
lText:
Found this cache today but sadly couldn't sign it as a muggle was lying right in the way reading a book! We waited for a while and my niece even tried making annoying noises on the phone but it must have been a really good book! We hope that the CO will allow this find without signing! Will be back another time to sign!


lParent: GCRXD1
lText:
Please could this one at least be disabled as there have now been 10 consecutive DNFs.  The two listed trackables have been missing for several years so need marking as missing.  Thanks


lParent: GC5XBFV
lText:
Left home after lunch with family on a half hour drive to the park enjoyed the afternoon nice park with a great cafe The Telegraph Tftc.

This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Sunday, 09 August 2015 at 11:52:15 UTC.


lParent: GC5XBFV
lText:
In this 7th day of vacation in London, we take the opportunity to make a few more caches accompanied the family. This time around London .

 The whole journey was very good. Done with the members of Team Freitas team (BFreitas, GFreitas and InesJFreitas) JoaoRodrigues, JJRodrigues,MLRodrigues and my mother-in-law Bernadette. The caches were naturally showing some very hard to find. One was DNF.
This cache: Everything ok.
Our thanks to all the owners.
Greetings from Madeira Island


This entry was edited by Cidinho on Monday, 03 August 2015 at 19:23:11 UTC.


lParent: GC5XBFV
lText:
Not found :(
Next time we try again.
Greetings from The Netherlands

This entry was edited by Goudklompjes on Saturday, 25 July 2015 at 07:14:00 UTC.


lParent: GC5CKMM
lText:
This had us stumped for a while, great hiding place. Number 17 on this log sheet. #Tip 20 from the left.


lParent: GC5CKMM
lText:
#3121 - Second day of geocaching vacation. Heading to Greenwich, but wanted to do the virtual here first. Started with a nearby regular cache. Quick find.
TFTC and greetings from Sweden!


lParent: GC5XHV9
lText:
we found the cache under a walk in the area during our stay at our daughter who is living in the area. Nice place [:D]


lParent: GC5XHV9
lText:
Straightforward find on my way to tackle the Tales of the Riverbank T5 cache. Not designed for us shorties!

This entry was edited by RamsPadge on Thursday, 23 July 2015 at 16:20:06 UTC.


lParent: GC4V0FF
lText:
Confused by the clue, more literal than I realised. 

This entry was edited by kelly_bicknell on Monday, 03 August 2015 at 20:19:23 UTC.


lParent: GC4V0FF
lText:
Easy find and a lovely library! Have been back to visit again. My favourite geocache to date. I learn German so took one of the books on pregnancy. Thanks! I loved the poems in the cache as well :)


lParent: GC4V0FF
lText:
Since we spent a day in London today, did not miss a cache of course. We have to separate bit outside the opt for a cache Because it which in London not to sign without being seen a cache.
The phone booth with the books we know from Germany. We find the idea great.

Thanks for the cache

MFG Polo2010

from Germany


lParent: GC4V0FF
lText:
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Since we spent a day in London today, did not miss a cache of course. We have an extra bit outside opted for a cache because it was in London not to sign without being seen a cache.
The phone booth with the books we know from Germany. We find the idea great.

Thanks for the cache

MFG team [green][b]Yami1900[/b][/green]


lParent: GC4V0FF
lText:
Nice cache, liked the cache container, coudn't find it at first [:(] but then my brother found it [:D]! Didn't really understand the clue at first [?],but then we struck gold![;)] 

                                                          Wefoundityay
                                                         [:D] [:D] [:D] [;)]
(AGES 8 AND 10!)


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
What a nice cache ! Definitly my favorite London one. So nice to find a box which is big enough to contains TB, and which is full of goodies.The park was locked so I had to jump over the fence from the canal path. The place was so peaceful, with squirells all around jumping from trees to trees. Thank you for bring me there ! Out : 3TB In: 3TB


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
Blocked off at one end for Nottinghill Carnival, workmen at other end kindly let us in the other end of gardens. First find of the day and our first tradeables box found in London. TFTC.


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
I defintely took the longest way to finally get on the spot, just to see the access to the location was blocked - another two weeks. If dressed for it and/or slim legs there are some ways to get in. But be aware of workers.


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
Yay. My first cache on British soil. I am in London for a few days, and although i am mostly here for the tourist attractions, i will search some caches if they happen to be nearby. This is the only one I went out of my way for since i had to drop off some travelbugs and only this one was big enough. I found only 1 TB inside and took it with me. The inventory of this cache really has to be cleaned up.


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
Nice place to take a rest after walking around in Notting Hill. 
We even found two trackable! So we will make them travel!


lParent: GC3NJTZ
lText:
Great discovery!

I have been introduced by a friend (rolujudi) in the fantastic world of geocaching and and we were lucky! There were one travel bug and a trackable Unicorn! Each of us took one and soon they are going to fly far away... couple of thousands of km!


lParent: GC5XHVT
lText:
Not much time too search and too many people around, so I quickly gave up even though I thought I had a good idea of what I was looking for. Pethaps next time...


lParent: GC5XHVT
lText:
Limited time on my way to tackle the Tales of the Riverbank T5 cache, but no luck here.

This entry was edited by RamsPadge on Thursday, 23 July 2015 at 16:21:05 UTC.


lParent: GC5XHVT
lText:
had hoped to grab this a few days ago but not able to until today.  Was exactly what and where I expected, so a nice quick find.  Surprised to see every inch of towpath taken up by moored boats, didn't seem so long ago this was a no go area for boaters along this section of the Cut....tftc


lParent: GC5XHVT
lText:
Lovely walk along the canal this sunny morning.   Loads of beautiful dragonflies darting around.   Cleverly concealed cache!  TFTC!


lParent: GC24W2D
lText:
Easier to spot around midday, brought bag for litter pick, very busy with muggles on bikes, boats, kayaks.


lParent: GC24W2D
lText:
Struggled with GPS but reading the note about being 50 metres out made sense, it was a bit unclear this afternoon.  A little put off by the rustling of a creature and quite busy with muggles. Will try another day.


lParent: GC24W2D
lText:
found it although muggles kept coming and going, and GPS was pointing the GZ 50 metres east. Fortunately the map helped to find the real GZ, and after that needed only a quick search. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC24W2D
lText:
DNF, but not logging it as a DNF, as I did not look hard enough! Will come back with gloves, so I'm brave enough to grope around :)


lParent: GC24W2D
lText:
somehow could not make sense of the hint or which lot of ivy, so abandoned and went off to find the DLR for home

This entry was edited by pitbul99 on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 17:58:57 UTC.


lParent: GC15KYD
lText:
In Dulwich for a wedding today and this is close to where we are staying so just had to take a short walk to pick it up. 

Loved the walk along Cox's Walk...peaceful and quiet away from the main road. 

SL. TFTC.


lParent: GC15KYD
lText:
Not sure I came to this one from the right way in the beginning as I went through some flats to find the path - what started off as an urban walk turned into a really nice walk along a footpath fave point for that - nice easy find tftc


lParent: GC5KDFX
lText:
Just a short walk from the hotel. No problem finding it, I've seen caches like this before. Love the sculpture, TFTC 

This entry was edited by bilbobaggins2k on Tuesday, 21 July 2015 at 16:47:35 UTC.


lParent: GC5KDFX
lText:
I really like this sculpture... As a driver myself, i am convinced that only idiots would be confused by it! I lived here and know where it was before.. I am glad it moved so i could see it every day, though! Great cache, seen this kind before and I like them! TFTC


lParent: GC5KDFX
lText:
This is exceptionally well done - truly. I followed hint at GZ and actually spotted it instantly. But it's so well disguised that even while looking at it I didn't know it was a cache. I had to get hands on before realising that something moved...

Beautifully crafted and excellently executed. Definite FP!

SL - TFTC!


lParent: GC5W1CH
lText:
I was in London with the ever-delightful Walk on the Wildside doing a spot of caching.  Well, initially she was doing the caching whilst I was prancing around like a silly person for a magic show nearby.  But afterwards we went caching together, and both had the opportunity to prance like silly people at a certain zebra crossing nearby.

We were now all "cached out" and ready to head home.  But as it happened, we were going to drive past this cache, which Walk on the Wildside had already done.  She also told me that she had had October on the brain (something to do with our wedding next month, I suspect!) and had signed all her caches 5/10/15 that day.  So I parked up, and was given essential information about its location to help me, as there were a fair few muggles around.  Fortunately there was a very brief lull in the muggle traffic (both vehicular and pedestrian), so I was able to retrieve it without problems.

I signed the log, and made a minor adjustment to Walk on the Wildside's log entry.

Then it was back in the car, and finally time to head on home.

Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5W1CH
lText:
While Mr wizz was working ( later he visited this one) I took a wonder through London to see what caching coul be done . Had to wait for a scaffold van to move as the occupants was watching befor I could make my move. Traffic was not too bad when I made for the descrete grab and went round the corner to sign , luckily not many muggles.

Tftc


lParent: GC5W1CH
lText:
Picked a quiet moment on a Saturday morning for this one after spotting it during rush hour a couple of weeks ago! Signed as discreetly as possible. TFTC!


lParent: GC5D0N0
lText:
Like the previous cacher  I found the ribbon but no cache. The persistent rain did not improve my concentration so I gave up in anticipation of a restorative coffee and cake at a café yet to be located.


lParent: GC5D0N0
lText:
Found a black ribbon deliberately tied to a branch so inspected the area but alas many caches left to find so going to DNF it this time around


lParent: GC5D0N0
lText:
Great fun trying to find it  again but no luck  please note hypo syringe in area! So abandoned search Shame!


lParent: GC5KGP7
lText:
Really pleased to find this nice, quick little cache as it is our fiftieth consecutive day of finding caches! A stroll down from St Luke's church where they were setting up the Lambeth Horticultural Society's show and the cache was in hand. Thanks for placing this cache.


lParent: GC5KGP7
lText:
Due to the tube strike I was going into London early today and decided to look for this cache on the way. I arrived at GZ and made a instant find. TFTC, I loved the fantastic hint too [:)]


lParent: GC5Y2YR
lText:
It took me a couple of visits to knock this one off, but I got there in the end!

Finding the answers to A and B was straight forward, and C was also obvious once I got there, but I must admit to losing my nerve and starting again a few times as the number turned out to be bigger than I was expecting.  E was also easy, and I avoided the trap that one could maybe fall into if in a rush with this stage.  The answer to D is a little ambiguous as noted by others before, but using the GeoChecker it was easy to confirm given the other information.

That all gave me the final coordinates, but when I got to GZ I just couldn't spot the cache.  I ended up contacting the CO, who was very helpful in confirming that I had been looking in the right area, and even visited to double check that the cache was still in place.  Armed with that information I returned and made an instant find second time round, I really don't know how I managed to miss it first time round.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5Y2YR
lText:
G'day from New South Wales, Australia. I'm in the United Kingdom for a week or three; the first stage of my visit is with my son who lives nearby.

This cache was very interesting and I got to know the cemetery very well. One of the clues gave me a problem or two - perhaps mostly of my own making. A nudge in the right direction from cacheaccounting was all that was needed.

Thanks for the cache, Hibou!, took nothing and left nothing but signed the log.


lParent: GC5Y2YR
lText:
Visiting London, we decided to try and log a couple caches. As this was one of the two closest to our hotel, we decided to try to find it and finally, on the third attempt, found the cache in the pouring rain. 
We had originally downloaded the information for this cache with the c:geo app on my phone. Unfortunately, for some reason, the waypoint information was missing so on the first attempt we had no waypoint data. Despite this,  after scouring the cemetery and looking at nearly every grave marker, we still found correct answers for A and B. Without the correct waypoint data, C and E were a different story and D was not clear in any case. 
After conceding defeat on the first attempt we returned to the hotel and looked up the cache on the geocaching.com website and discovered the waypoint information. 
The next day, armed with more information, we set out on our second attempt. The waypoint information was critical for questions C and E. With what we thought were the correct answers we computed the coordinates and set out. It soon became clear that the coordinates were wrong and we had no way to use the geochecker while we were out and about so we tried a couple different possibilities but had no luck. Defeated again, we returned to the hotel. 
We wrote an email to the CO asking for assistance but after a day hadn't received a response. As our visit to London was coming to an end we decided to write to cacheaccounting and ask for assistance. We quickly received a response pointing out our mistakes for C (this question might need some revision to clarify what "north" is exactly) and E (just like cacheaccounting we do not know how the "correct" answer here is actually correct). With the correct answers to all questions and coordinates verified by the geochecker we set out a third time in the rain. The final coordinates had us on the wrong side of the road but as with cacheaccounting, the clue put us in the right spot. Found it! Wet but victorious! Finally! 
Many thanks to cacheaccounting for his assistance!! 
This cache proved much more difficult than we had anticipated but in the end,  thanks to cacheaccounting, we found it. Maybe the CO could have a look at the question for stage 5 to clarify what is the north side. None the less, TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y2YR
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The coords for the 3rd waypoint have been amended. Many thanks to Brucacher for his help.
I have also added a GeoChecker link to verify your solution.


lParent: GC5Y2YR
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2TF this afternoon on a caching trip to Fulham with Hucacher.   I had already visited the cemetery last weekend and gathered the clues but later found out that I had the wrong number for E.   I contacted the CO (on his holidays) who suggested another number (which did not work, sorry!) but thanks go also to cacheaccounting for coming to my rescue and supplying me with the correct value of E, thereby allowing me to make the final find while I was in the area today.   [Both cacheaccounting and I agree that the coordinates for C need adjusting to the East by around 15-20m.   I estimate that the correct waypoint is N51 28.733 W000 12.983.]   Anyway, thanks to Hibou! for placing.   It is good to have another large container on the grid in this part of town.   TFTC!   [8D]
#1404


lParent: GC5Y2YR
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This was one of a quartet of caches by this CO that all popped up at the same time in roughly the same area earlier in the week. Although I was out this way, I was struggling to find time to do any cache, let alone go after an FTF, so I had to pass. As it happens, the two easy trads were found before I'd even left the house...

Had some time to spare this morning, so thought that I'd take a look at Margravine Cemetery and this one, as neither had been found.  Spent a while on the former before conceding defeat and heading on over for this one; given that it wasn't 24/7, I was hoping that any local FTF hounds had simply been defeated by opening hours (although I did note the DNF).

A and B presented no problems, but the waypoint for C had me in amongst the graves, rather than on the path.  So, where to start on the path?  I decided to go for the very end and work along from there...  D seemed to be OK, but I wasn't entirely sure whether the apse counted as a continuation of the north wall...  E looked clear (as originally described), although there seemed to be the potential for making a silly mistake if one didn't stick to the RAF as instructed...

Set up a spread sheet and went with A, B and my best guess for C.  Then tried D and E plus or minus one.  None of the answers looked particularly likely, but I tried them all anyway.  Sent a couple of emails to the CO asking for clarification, but didn't hear back so, somewhat despondently, had to call it a day.  Checked a few hours later and saw that the CO was out and about, but in France; still no reply though...

Another of the CO's caches was published around 9pm this evening so, despite my enthusiasm for caching having been dented by previous events (I had problems with another cache by a different CO as well...), I decided to head out and bag the FTF.  Posted a temporary log, which prompted a reply to my earlier emails.  He confirmed A, B, C and D but said that my answer for E was incorrect and that he would update the description.  Grrr, I wouldn't be able to find E, as the cemetery was closed for the night...

But, I still had my spread sheet, so I tried all the possible answers for E.  I must admit that I am mystified by the one that turned out to be correct, as I am not sure how it relates to what I saw when I visited the cemetery in the morning.  And, there was still work to do, as the GPS had me on the wrong side of the road.  Still, having tried the other possible locations, all of which were clearly wrong, I figured that I had to be in the right place.  Just had to expand my search and try to find something that fitted the hint...  One final, last gasp, attempt and bingo!  FTF at 11:05pm.

I do think that this one needs a bit of tightening up; as a minimum, I would check the coordinates for waypoint C and add an online checker (or include a check sum).

For my part, it was a case of all's well that ends well; it was a pleasant ride/stroll through the cemetery on a fabulously sunny day, and I appreciated the FTF TB prize; many thanks and TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y2YR
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Headed down at lunchtime to try this nice multi. Collected all the numbers OK but when I came to calculate the final, I just could not get it to add up to anything reasonable. Perhaps I have some of the numbers wrong.


lParent: GC2PT58
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Up from Surrey for work - a building survey. I must be mad in this heat! Found easily. Nice hide. The clue is correct . The nano is black. Great series- one day I will be back to grab more. TFTC mislaid my pen at the crucial time but took photo.


lParent: GC2PT58
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[Found after a bit of a search]  The confusing part about the cache is that it's not green  it's black


lParent: GC2PT58
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This is my second visit here and another DNF. I'm never gonna complete this series if I don't get this one


lParent: GC2PT58
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Pesky thing must be here somewhere but it was too well hidden for me and there were muggles around so I had to give up. Another day.


lParent: GC2PT58
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Spent about 5-10 mins here, searching every screw and surface. No luck. I must have been missing something quite obvious as other seemed to have no problems.


lParent: GC2PT58
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Another DNF although  in a much quieter location.  Looked for quite a while, but had to leave in the end.  Disappointed in my 50% DNF rate, and the number of archived caches in this series, I have decided to look for some others. Will try to get the one at my hotel later.


lParent: GC5WXDQ
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Really nice sunny day to find this cache so stayed and sunbathed in the clearing for a while too. TFTC


lParent: GC5WXDQ
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put in a few swappables and took the TB

a full house of cash collectors found this one: JW, Zoe, Tiny, Coenie, Livi and Brammetje


lParent: GC4XJHE
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Travelled down to London this morning, and checked into a budget hotel in Greenwich.  Most of the places I would normally try to check into were fully booked, and I'd been moaning to geowife that even after travelling down from Derby I still need to 'commute' to where I work this week [:(]  That said, I've not stayed here before, so the area has loads of new caches to find [:D]

After the early start this morning, I'd hoped to find a nearby cache to (a) break me in to the area gently; and (b) help keep a geostreak going.

This one is about 70m from the entrance to where I'm staying.  Total result!! [:D]

Lovely quick find here - just what I needed [:)]  All in fine order - logbook and pencil all good, and I replaced exactly as found.

SL - TFTC!


lParent: GC5NYEK
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There was a young couple admiring more than the view at Ground Zero. I spent some time in the background thinking of possible hides.
When the couple left I had done my homework and found the cache @15.00 at the first place where I put my fingers.

TFTC and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC5NYEK
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Still can't find it. I was sure I was searching in the right place but maybe I wasn't. Will try again another time. I am even more determined after seeing that it can be found!


lParent: GC5NYEK
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I was pleased to find this one after the other 2 caches in terms park seem to be gone, and this had a DNF as last log. Cache is safe and well. TFTC!


lParent: GC5NYEK
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For a 1/1 this took me a while to find. It was in the right place but I didn't see it until my third pass.
This view was ominous with the imminent threat of a thunderstorm 

Thanks


lParent: GC1EGAH
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First geocache in London! Very good cache and really good info. Greetings from Latvia. 
Found this with my sister Inese. 
TFTC


lParent: GC5ZD7Z
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#4198. Found without any trouble. Pumping station well decorated. Great big ship on the other side of the river. TFTC


lParent: GC5ZD7Z
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Found the little bugger in pieces on perfect coordinates. Used the plastic bag from the previous cacher and squeezed it in between the container and the lid to keep it tight and closed and hence from falling apart. It should do the trick until the CO repairs the container.

Thanks for bringing us to this nice place by the river. Incidentally the sun was shining bright from a clear blue sky today.

[:D]

Over and out from Killakul from Sweden


lParent: GC5ZD7Z
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The cache was in pieces and the log was on the ground(luckily still usable). I put it back together but not able to secure it so placed a small plastic bag over it.  Needs some repair work by the CO.


lParent: GC5ZD7Z
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After consulting the hint it was soon in my hands. A nice location on a path I've not explored before. The pumping station is a cool building too. Thanks for placing.


lParent: GC5CY1C
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Braved the continuous rain to find this one quickly. Good accurate coordinates.  One more to go but a passing local bus tempted me back to the DLR and a warming coffee.


lParent: GC5CY1C
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This was my backup target, after a DNF at the last one I tried.  The walk was a little longer than I had planned, but it ended up somewhere near some Boris Bikes and for a while there I considered hiring one to cycle back to the hotel.  But as darkness was falling, I struggled to see the keypad properly and ended up aborting the attempt.  I'll probably hire a bike next time, however, since most of the caches are now a reasonably long way from the place I'm staying.

Anyway - nice quick find here, even though it's a sneaky little blighter [:)]  Signed and replaed as found.

SL - TFTC!


lParent: GC5CBKJ
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Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres  ... avec Grationopolis ... une petite dernière pour la journée ...

Merci RamsPadge Pour La Cache.

Un bonjour de France ...

A road trip for a week in London ...

Thank you RamsPadge For The Cache.

Hello from France ...


lParent: GC1MHWN
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Slightly difficult for a geocacher from rural New South Wales to appear inconsipuous - so many people. Staying with my son nearby and out for a morning consitutional. Now I'll have to check to see what the sidetracked geocaches are all about.

Thanks for the cache, bevroutley, very clever.


lParent: GC1MHWN
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At the end of a long weekend down in London with the whole family for an epic sightseeing and caching trip. We found old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else we happened across. Weather was either warm and sunny or a bit muggy but the rain didn't spoil play until the last couple of days. 

A quick hop over the road after the missus spotted the clue item. Nicely hidden and another completed SideTracked to add to the list. TFTC


lParent: GC1MHWN
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I came down to Putney Bridge after work on a pleasant Friday evening and this was the first of six caches I found in the area. Finding this cache also filled another of the few remaining blank days in my calendar.


lParent: GC5CKP3
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Searched the wrong object and tutting whilst doing so but ventured to different things and found immediately tftc now to walk back through the tunnel towards cutty sark


lParent: GC5Z55X
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This was very sneaky and is very tough and took us about 2 hours to find! We have not signed it as we had no pen, but the clue was VERY handy and sneaky!!!  It is very obvious when you find it and is very relevant to the clue. TFTC!!! 
WARNING: PHOTO CONTAINS SPOILERS!!!!


lParent: GC5Z55X
lText:
A quick find.  Nice dry log. Daughter liked this one's as it was just easy enough for a 6yr old... Just! Tftc!


lParent: GC5Z55X
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#2738 - Found with Mrs Nico on a dog walk.  Nothing was obvious at GZ so I checked the hint and read some previous logs.  Then I saw something that looked a tiny bit out of place - the cache!  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC62F9N
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Nice easy find as long as not too many people are hanging about right next to it. I took the TB as I couldn't close the lid properly with it still in there - will move it along.


lParent: GC62F9N
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Dropping a bug that barely fits that came all the way from Santa Fe. Fun hiding spot and quick find. Tftc!


lParent: GC62F9N
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An easy find for the 3yr old...who also signed his name, somewhere! Just a few meters up the path is one of my favourite houses. It reminds me of the sweet children's story called 'The little house' from 1942 by Virginia Lee Burton, which was also animated as a short by Disney. With checking out. Lovely day today. Tftc!


lParent: GC62F9N
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TFTC. About time the park had a new one.
Might need hiding a little better, maybe out of dog peeing height.


lParent: GC62F9N
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Coordinates changed from:
N 51° 33.802 W 000° 05.164

Coordinates changed to:
N 51° 33.805 W 000° 05.158

Distance from original: 29.1 feet or 8.9 meters.
Thanks to CruiseWolf for this set of more accurate coordinates.


lParent: GC62F9N
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Nice park with lots of people playing tennis over on the courts. This is my second caching visit here. The coords are a bit off but after reading the description soon realised where to look.


lParent: GC62F9N
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Finding this cache was a real bonus and despite the slightly off Co-ords it was a quick find with the help of the hint. 
Today was my 30th wedding anniversary and I had planned to come over to Stoke Newington today to get the two new caches in Abney Park. The reason behind this was at the time of my first wedding anniversary we were living in Stoke Newington and I thought it would be nice to visit some of our old haunts. This morning this new cache popped up in Clissold Park, close to Queen Elizabeth walk which is where we used to live and a place I knew very well back in the day.


lParent: GC2PT4D
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2nd time with no luck but we didn't do an awful lot of looking good due to a couple hiding  under an umbrella on the bench.


lParent: GC2GJEW
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What a mistake I made here , my wedding is in October so all I could think of was that so I go and signs the log as October instead of September , anyway it was a busy day with muggles and traffic traveling to and from the shops up the road so I had to make the grab carefully. Waited for that moment when it was a brief gap in the flow and using phone for cover the log was signed and replaced a few mins after

Tftc


lParent: GC2GJEW
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[b][red]Down in London for the beer festival, this was a quick grab before looking for a meal in West Hampstead. TFTC!

The Red Duke http://twitter.com/#!/TheRealRedDuke [/red][/b]


lParent: GC2GJEW
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No pen so left three small tears on log sheet as proof of finding. I have a Slovak wife, and even of I didn't am very aware of the Slovak sacrifice against Nazi bastards. Lubim ta baby x


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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G'day from New South Wales, Australia. I'm in the United Kingdom for a week or three, shortly to be joined by Swamp Wallaby, my Canadian geobrother. There aren't many swamp wallabies in Canada; he took his name from the resident nuisance in my garden. It's a long story. My brother learned his geocraft in Australia on a visit there last year.

This is my very first, but certainly not the last, find in the northern hemisphere. I'm going to have a crack at the multi in the cemetery next. 

Thanks for the cache, Hibou!, a celebratory favourite point from me!


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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I had already found an earlier incarnation of this cache, so I knew just where to look. A quick find on an early morning run to work.


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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This is the nearest cache to our holiday apartment. I tried to find it on our way to the bus, but at first couldn't make sense out of the hint. Then I asked Google, what "fly tipping" means. So I learned one more English word and found a cache [;)].

TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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Found the cache on our second attempt. Not being from the UK we didn't know what "fly tipping" meant . After a bit of research the hint made a lot more sense. Very clever cache! Well hidden. Even after the hint became clear it still took a couple looks to find the cache. TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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A nice quick find with the hint.  I didn't have time to do the nearby multi, but hope to get to that one very soon.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5Y2RY
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Ha! Found this before, but I guess it has died and been resurrected in between times as a new cache!
Last time I managed to lose my Garmin here  but now have snappy new iPhone for my geocaching sorties.


lParent: GC2NH9M
lText:
Found with Team DinoSharks :) Been after this one for so long but there are always people nearby! Got a lucky moment. TFTC!


lParent: GC2NH9M
lText:
Found on a sunny day of geocaching and picnicing. Very muggley but we pounced on a rare opportunity and soon found it after we were ready to look a bit daft! Signed. TFTC! :)


lParent: GC2NH9M
lText:
After a cracking burger at GBK round the corner we had a brief walk out to calm out stomachs. Soon found our way into the park and although the coords weren't pointing exactly at GZ it was pretty obvious where it was. Nice little hide. TFTC


lParent: GC2NH9M
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I was in London with my dad Henry-Jones, my brother James and my mam doing some sightseeing and also grabbing some caches. This was one of them we got on our way round. We walked a long way over four days. A quick find near our hotel. TFTC


lParent: GC2NH9M
lText:
In London with my family for the weekend to do some caching and sightseeing. 

Last one of the day. We soon found this as it was getting dark then went to play in the play park. TFTC


lParent: GC2NH9M
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I don't know WHAT went wrong here! We took a break. Sat down. Walked around... Sat down again. And well... we couldn't find it. Finally gave up with the intention of dropping by again but time just ran out! And then to make matters worse... I log on to geocaching site this morning to find two people had found it!!!!!  GRRRRR!!!! with nite_girl on our London girly caching weekend!


lParent: GC5RWZ0
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Heute vor dem Länderspiel Schweiz England noch etwas cachen gegangen und dabei auch hier vorbei gekommen


lParent: GC5RWZ0
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Picked this up around 11pm on the way back from dinner in central London with Mrs c'a'ing; I thought that if there were any zombies hanging around, then she would quickly scare them off...  As it happens, she parked the car in a side road, so I was on my own.  Quick systematic search and I was done; not many people around at that time of night!  TFTC.


lParent: GC5RWZ0
lText:
Quick find today - this one can be much more difficult so I hope it was in the right - difficult - place.

TFTC


lParent: GC5RWZ0
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In the evening we walked to Hammersmith Station to buy Oyster Cards for our holiday stay in London. Afterwards, I saw that there's a cache quite near, so we went over and tried to find it. It was no problem at all [:)].

TFTC!


lParent: GC5RWZ0
lText:
[purple]We took a look at the weather and saw that it was going to be a wet weekend so a quick phone call to my brother to see if we could use his flat in Hammersmith as a base and we came down to London from Oxford to do some museums and shows to try and stay out of the rain. What it actually meant was we spent our time in the shows and museums drying out to get wet on the way to the next one!. 

My good lady wife suffers from M.E. and can't get up to to much walking so I looked at the cache map and saw a good spot not to far from the flat and only gave a glance to the cache details. I got up at 5am so I could head out and find them then be back for breakfast having had a good days caching already.

This plan almost worked apart from the fact that I did not notice that for some reason parks in this town seem to get locked of an evening. This meant that of the 7 caches I had planned to get 5 where now unavailable until 07:30 nearly 2hours away. Desperate for the 1mile walk and early start not to be wasted I found a spot that I could gain entry to the park and started the wherigo cache to find after two zones a police car on the other side of the park. I had a good look about and notice a Dog Handler and dog patrolling the area so decided best to get out of the park. I have learnt in the past that police dogs have a smelly end and a sharp end and that its best not to find yourself to close to either so it was a quick retracing of steps and back over the fence before I was discovered.

This cache was found while wandering back towards the flat waiting for a well known American coffee company to open to get breakfast for everyone. The time of day must of been spot on here as I was the only one about which meant a quick and easy find here today. Log soon signed, log and cache returned as found. 

[b]Thanks BluUK.GSI For The Cache.....[/b]


lParent: GC5RWZ0
lText:
We are still alive. Hunted for the cache, and the other one distracted the ghosts.....and the busdriver. He was not amused that we didn't get in.

So, thx for the cache and the adventure.
Regards from The Netherlands


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
Climbed up to this memorial - great view of LOndon from here - did the measurements etc and answers sent to CO - we also took a photo - here it is TFTC


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
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On our trip to London we did visit lots of interesting places. Beside that, we spent quite some time to look for interesting caches. Some along the route of the touristic highlights and some quite a bit of the beaten track [:)][:)]

This earthcache was on our list, too.

The answers for this EC were collected at GZ and send to the CO. 

And so we could sign the logbook and a another smiley appears on our GC-map [:)][:)]
Thank you very much to 20EP for the cache!
And also thanks to the collegues to accompany us on this great trip!
This was our found number 3218 .


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
Out with timsaxman and slaphead59.  Slaphead didn't enjoy the climb to this one but the view was worth the effort.  TFTC


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
Out with whizzer28 and Timsaxman doing some caches in London the view is incredibly joint effort with the questions and Timsaxman sends the email tftc


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
I was in the area today doing some of the newly placed Church Micro's

Managed to park nearish to GZ then strolled over the grass

The view was not too great today (as my attached photo shows) but what else can I expect on a typical August Bank Holiday

I shall e-mail my answers to the CO later today

TFTC


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
Nice view and interesting place which I definitely would not have visited without GC!
Thank you very much for creating this nice EarthCache and getting me here.
Came here early on a monday morning, so all was quiet and peaceful in contrast to whats written on the stone...
Thanks for the fast reply!


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
Finding answer to which minerals did take quite some time. I think I saw something special in the granite, and I tried to do a lot of research finding out what it was. Hope my answers are right.

From this EC there is a great view over the docklands across the channel, which could not be seen from here.


lParent: GC5Z6AZ
lText:
We love the views from here.  The memorial is lovely, and moving too, as it marks such a sad event.  Mr L got his tape measure out, and his thinking cap on, and put together the answers for the CO.  TFTC. [:D]


lParent: GC2X15H
lText:
Nice easy find, Ttfc!

I was working in the area again & so detoured here between appointments. Lovely little alley, I've always loved Havelock Walk! Make sure you take a little walk down the alley during your visit - lots of pretty wall art outside the studios and nice house fronts. I found some gorgeous potted sunflowers too! Nice sunny day for a walk and a little treasure hunt!

Signed log, put back where found :)


lParent: GC2X15H
lText:
Straightforward find with Nantastik and Polly the Geokid to keep my current streak alive. We filled the log so I replaced it with another as I always carry spares whilst out caching. I hope the CO is OK about this. I have retained the original log so please contact me via my profile page if you want it.


lParent: GC2X15H
lText:
Having looked all over the walls the brush gave us the answer :-) thanks a great cash and what a fab street havelock walk is


lParent: GC2C93M
lText:
We were able to do the whole of this series with one exception. They were generally easy finds, especially from a few spoiler photos. We added paper at some and squeezed our names in on others. A lovely walk and thoroughly enjoyed the views.


lParent: GC24W3H
lText:
Quick find although a shoal? of kayakers appeared on the river and I had to wait for them to pass, a cyclist swooped past as I was making my grab then I was left all alone.


lParent: GC24W3H
lText:
12:19 PM. Thank you for another cache and for the great serie along the river. I really enjoyed that walk. In this stage walk wasn't beautiful anymore, but still interesting. :)


lParent: GC24W3H
lText:
Did part of the series during our stay in London. Rented a Santander bicycle and followed the route along the river.  It gives some idea of the major changes that happened in this area, due to the Olympic games. A lot had changed and it looks like new and old mix together well. Stratford is definatelly not like it used to be.

Thanks for this series.


lParent: GC24W3H
lText:
This took us ages - because we were looking in the wrong place.  There seem to be a mixture of Finds and DNF's.  In our case we searched thoroughly at where our phone co-ordinates said the cache should be and then spotted it a little further on.  No-one else has mentioned that the co-ordinates may be wrong and in our relief at having found the cache we forgot to record new coordinates.


lParent: GC24W2T
lText:
Quick find on a wet day.  I frequently cycle past here, will be looking out for cachers here in future!


lParent: GC24W2T
lText:
---(2015-08-07 14:16:43---(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 fifth day walking the District line and I decided to take the slightly longer route between Bromley-by-Bow and West Ham to walk beside the Lea and visit a few caches.

I too found that I was being watched by the builders so after a brief search of both possible locations I moved on.


lParent: GC24W2T
lText:
lovely set of locks-have to wonder if they are still functional as there are no instructions for boaters. found a heron sitting on one of the lock gates preening. tftc

This entry was edited by pitbul99 on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 17:59:48 UTC.


lParent: GC2C8B1
lText:
Found the cache accidentally while looking for a Munzee that is placed under the same box. Thanks and greetings from Germany!


lParent: GC1MWMR
lText:
Apologies for the Chester road reference in the description. Left over from a previous hide I have now removed it.


lParent: GC1MWMR
lText:
Working nearby and an early start, meant that this was a quick find and away.....
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC1MWMR
lText:
Easy find on a walk from Archway to Waterlow Park.  Actually I only passed this one as I hadn't realised that neither the cemetery nor the park have a southerly entrance.  I had to walk all the way around the 'green of the map' to finally get to the west entrance of the Park.  Good container.  Nice hide.  TFTC.


lParent: GC24W3J
lText:
Walked back to this one as we started our caching day at Old Ford Lock. then started a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy. A quick find TFTC


lParent: GC24W3J
lText:
Arrived in Stratford for a concert tonight. So just a couple of caches before check in time at Travelodge. Easy find thanks for cache. No onto Travelodge I need a rest before a night out.


lParent: GC24W3J
lText:
Another Trip to London and a few caches of course. ;-)

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Today Dranco and I made a trip to London to discover more of the nice places in this amazing city and had some party in the bars around.

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This one was a fast and easy one. One more for the statistic.
Every time new places to discover!

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This entry was edited by Smarag on Friday, 21. August 2015.


lParent: GC24W3J
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Today Smarag and me went to London again to explore the city. We came to visit this cache as well. 

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Thank you very much P-Smiffy_Clan - adopted by Wilmer Wizards for placing the cache. 

#1274 

21. August 2015 16:24

Dranco 

Here is a joke to cheer you up :

Einstein, Newton and pascal are playing hide and go seek. It's Einstein's turn to count so he covers his eyes and starts counting to ten.

Pascal runs off and hides. Newton draws a one meter by 
one meter square on the ground in front of Einstein then stands in the middle of it. 

Einstein reaches ten and uncovers his eyes. He sees 
Newton immediately and exclaims"Newton! I found you! You're it!" 

Newton smiles and says"You didn't find me, you found a Newton over a square meter. You found Pascal!"


lParent: GC24W3J
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I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse Basin and finished at Tottenham Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! This was a clever hide and in the last place it looked [:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC56PBB
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From New South Wales and staying in London with my son.  Found this cache on my morning walk to Putney Bridge. A very pleasant and quiet spot.

Thanks for the cache, currykev.


lParent: GC56PBB
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Pre-registering for tomorrow's Thames Path Challenge walk starting from Bishop's gardens so nabbed this little fella on my way in! 
#1031


lParent: GC56PBB
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At the end of a long weekend down in London with the whole family for an epic sightseeing and caching trip. We found old virtuals, church micros, a few new counties and anything else we happened across. Weather was either warm and sunny or a bit muggy but the rain didn't spoil play until the last couple of days. 

A quick find on our way out of Wandsworth as we made our way to Oxford. Nice looking church and a good sneaky hide. TFTC


lParent: GC62A7J
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Found quickly after waiting for one two-legged and one four-legged muggle to pass. Dropped a TB which needs to go to New York so hopefully someone can take it towards its destination - or at least closer to the airport! TFTC..


lParent: GC62A7J
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An easy find while out with my entirely conspicuous children aided by their luminous rainwear. With your two new caches you've definitely put the cemetery on the map now. Hopefully mine will be found a little more often. Tftc!


lParent: GC5K0ET
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Searched for about 20 mins without luck, than stopped for a breather and a drink of water. Just on the off chance checked a stone on the 'wrong' side of the path according to the gps, and there was the magic name!


lParent: GC5K0ET
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I had been meaning to come over and get this cache for along time and with the new caches recently published here, along with the fact it was my 30th wedding anniversary and on the 1st anniversay we were living in Stoke Newington, made it a good day to come over; despite the typically damp bank holiday weather.
Had a quick find here and picked up theBenicasim TB and dropped off 100 Years of Scouting one.


lParent: GC5K0ET
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~16h15 #1995

Quick find of this good-sized cache on a damp, grey afternoon - adding to the spooky atmosphere of the environment . . . TFTC!
No trade but dipped trackables, including myself!


lParent: GC3A2T6
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Found it but it isn't a black film canister any more.  The one I found is white!  Pretty little park. TFTC


lParent: GC3A2T6
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TFTC! This is actually the nearest cache to my recent home. When I reach GZ my phone died but after checking the place, the treasure was found.


lParent: GC3A2T6
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Our first trip to London, and of course we would like to spend some time on geocaching  [:)] This cach was not so far away from our hotel
TFTC


lParent: GC3A2T6
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We have just been on a little holiday in London. It became a little bit caching, so thanks to all the owner's. N-Hansen (Denmark


lParent: GC3A2T6
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Dnf. We found the mini bug manor, and we can imagine where the Cache had been. However it was  not there . Anyway, it is  a very nice place and we enjoyed our visits there.  Thanks for that .


lParent: GC3A2T6
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Last cache in Londen. Walked here yesterday but it was too dark. Almost stept into the water, it looked like grass. Returned today to leave a coin here that had to stay in England.
Found the container on the path so I put it back in the hotel.

Thx, regards from The Netherlands


lParent: GC56WZD
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First day at London with bart38110! A great  walk in this beautifull park! All caches are found easy!

TFTC


lParent: GC56WZD
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Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... et on commence par ce jolie parc ...

Merci chilli-k Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...


lParent: GC56WZD
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Took a little while to get this one but really good place.  Not as high as others have said. MJR & AJP. TFTC.


lParent: GC56WZD
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während unseres Urlaubs in London haben wir auch Geocaches gesucht,
dieser hier war schnell gefunden
eine schöne kleine Runde in einem tollen Park
TFTC Family Taferplitz


lParent: GC59ZXH
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Replaced the apparently missing cache (unable to do a thorough search due to nearby muggle) with a similar one in a similar but hopefully more secure location. So its game on again and . . . happy hunting!


lParent: GC59ZXH
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~16h30 Checked on the cache whilst carefully avoiding the attentions of a muggle sitting nearby . . . only to find it seems to have gone . . . So. disabling for the moment until I can find a suitable alternative spot . . . hope to fix everything within the next few days . . .


lParent: GC59ZXH
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Met up with LindylouBarnet and Hedgepiglet to do some caches in the area. We started off with this multi.
This was a nice quick multi and the information was easy to gather! It was a short walk around the common and we had all the info. Then we sat on the benches and worked out the coords.
Off to the GZ for the hunt.  A quick search and we had the cache in hand!
An enjoyable little multi!
Thank you for the cache, SawaSawa!


lParent: GC59ZXH
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Met up with Debs54 and Hedgepiglet for an afternoon caching.  Started off with this lovely little multi.  Enjoyable walk around the common. Thanks SawaSawa for the cache.


lParent: GC59ZXH
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Found with lindyloubarnet and debs54. Nice sweetie and short multi
Great hide thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC59ZXH
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Nice cache. Had a disappointment with another local cache do headed here instead. Good clues and not any space for error so found quickly. Like doing local multi stage. TFTC.


lParent: GC59ZXH
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After not being able to access the cache a couple of weeks ago I returned to the common with Mrs Tbear186 on Boxing day to find the area muggle free. Once the GPS had settled it was a nice quick find although the cache was quite well hidden in the greenery on the ground as it had fallen off. Re-attached low with the magnet. TFTC.


lParent: GC4XGPP
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Found as we came to the end of another section of the Capital Ring walk. What an eerie place this cemetery is. Quite unlike anything else we've seen! TFTC


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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A business trip to London and Poole gave me the opportunity to look for some caches.  As the time in London was quite short I was glad to have some more time in the evening in Poole.

The first and only one in London was located close to the building of the first meeting. To be honest, I wouldn't have found it if I hadn't read the prior logs and the hint. This is good work and deserves one favorite point. TFTC


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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GPS coordinates a bit out for me, wasn't sure I was in the right spot.  Checked hint, didn't understand but guessed what it might refer to, didn't find it, checked pictures, yes, right spot, googled hint, went back and checked again.  No, not there.  Oh, wait, that!  That has to be it.  Yes!!!!


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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found it even though I had almost all the possible problems here. when walking here I noticed I was on wrong side of wall, GPS was pointing GZ to be in middle of the road and the hint didn´t make any sense. So I used the map I had of the area and started searching. after about 10 minutes I found it. [:D] tftc


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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On another wee.k's cycling/ geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Was actually using CS3 so I went for this cache. Hint was very helpful and I saw something unusual immediately. Bingo! Fav point given for ingenious hide. TFTC


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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Found whilst on the way to Comic Con at Excel. Needed the hint (and to read the logs) before discovering this ingeniously hidden cache. Worth a favourite.


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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It serves no purpose other than giving us a lot of pleasure discovering it.  Tricky one this  ..... TFTC and a big favourite


lParent: GC5GH0Y
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were out on bikes today, and not sure we approached from the correct angle as we went by on the other side of the wall, but turned back and really happy to find this nice hide, tftc


lParent: GC61NWM
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Popped by yesterday morning but too many people about so left it for later. Thought log may still be clear this morning but we've been beaten to it! Got to be careful in this location as you can look quite suspicious. Nice to see more caches in our local area. Tftc!


lParent: GC61NWM
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Saw this just earlier in the day and just as I was leaving for work I saw it had still not been logged. With it being only 7 and a bit miles from Brimsdown I thought yea a quick diversion shouldn’t take no longer than 45 mins. Got to Chingford no problems. Then set the ol’ GPS to the cache. Oh my god the traffic Snail’s pace to the 406 then it picked up to a slug on steroids as I passed Tottenham Hale. Quite a few times I was tempted to turn back, but the traffic in reverse was just as bad so continued, and I would be kicking myself if I got to work and the cache wasn’t found until later. So putting on my best del boy voice I cried “he who dares Rodney he who dares”. Unfortunately I had left the window open and the man in the car next to me gave me a strange look especially as I was alone in the car I felt like explaining that Rodney was my GPS but thought better of it. Finally arriving at  the church panic struck I had got here, but there was nowhere to park!!!! Finally I spotted a gap you could just about get a fiesta into about 400 yards from the cache. A quick walk to the church and I spied the most likely place. Surveying the area for Muggles I found that they all seem preoccupied with rushing somewhere quickly to be bothered about me, so I adopted the trusted method of looking at the GPS while resting my arm on the tree. My fingers soon located the cache and I dropped to shoe lace tying position to sign the log, resisting the urge to leap into the air holding the log aloft and shouting yes who’s the daddy then when I spied the virgin log. So surprised I was to see it still blank that I even checked the reverse to ensure it had not been signed elsewhere Then it was back to tree leaning position to replace the log and off back to the car stopping briefly to look at the film crew setting up and hoping to glimpse someone famous. But looking at the catering of Sarnies in a Tupperware box and for once not thinking that would make a mighty fine cache container, I decided that whoever they were filming it was unlikely that I had heard of them. So continued my journey to work happy that this months (FTF) had been bagged on the 1st. TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC56WY9
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Thank you for replacing it found it easily on our way back through the park on Sunday. TFTC. MJR and AJP.


lParent: GC5XEMW
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Red green green...and there it was! Kirkinator found the hide out in the open so we tucked it away a bit better. Swapped trading cards for screws. Tftc!


lParent: GC5XEMW
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Cache was spotted quickly upon reaching GZ. However, it seemed the folks living nearby were moving so there were some movers near GZ. Walked around and returned again to retrieve the cache while the movers were busy. Nice to see a sizable cache, and managed to drop the TB I was holding. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:36:58 UTC.


lParent: GC5XEMW
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Nice to get in places where tourist normally wouldn't directly come.
Nice neighbourhood. Discovered it with Rabarber and KJV2015.
TFTC


lParent: GC5XEMW
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Wow, it's a miracle this one was still there. It was really out in the open, so we tried to tuck it in a bit better.

TFTC!


lParent: GC24W2X
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quick found. fortunately used gloves in the search, because there was little nest of bugs hiding with the cache. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC24W2X
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---(2015-08-07 14:25:21---(Find 8575)---
After my DNF at the previous cache I was pleased this one was a quick find thanks to the excellent hint.

Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC24W2X
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loved the canal boats moored here nd the whole 2 waters set up. one of the boaters was in bikini  tanning in the brilliant sun on the grass, tftc

This entry was edited by pitbul99 on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 18:00:39 UTC.


lParent: GC602GB
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Soon had the clues at this nice church then wandered around to GZ where the interesting cache was soon spotted - only understood the clue after we had spotted the cache TFTC but worth a fav point


lParent: GC602GB
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Clues were collected easily, but cache took a while to find! After searching around, I finally spotted an odd object in front of me and the cache was there! TFTC, this was perhaps the most interesting church micro cache I found! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:38:48 UTC.


lParent: GC602GB
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I parked in front of the church and soon had the answers and calculated the final location

The hint made perfect sense at GZ and this brilliant cache was soon in hand

TFTC and a well deserved favourite point


lParent: GC602GB
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What a nice cache. Fairly easy to do, but it took me some time to find it. 

I have to donate a favorite point for the creativity.

But perhaps CO should write in the hint that there is no need to use tools, as I was looking into a metal plate also matching the hint in describtion, but that is not the cache. I guess, I am used to people being creative and create caches that seems to be official things, so I actually starting dismounting something at location. - Not a good idea.


lParent: GC602GB
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This was a fun cache to do.  At GZ we spent a few minutes looking around and then Mrs L let out quite a big 'EEK!' when she spotted the cache. [:O] When Mr L went to retrieve it he could see why she'd been so surprised.  A Favourite Point for making us laugh today. TFTC. [:D]


lParent: GC602GB
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Soooo sweet have a favourite point as a good fun cache all round.  Loved the very handsome church and enjoyed the history.  I could see a face on the front of the church which looked like a grumpy wise old owl !  I collected the numbers then a lovely stroll to gz for a nice find as co ords spot on. 
Another in this lovely ?? series so thank you for placing for us to find. TFTC


lParent: GC602GB
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Another great Church Micro in the area. [:)]
Collected all the numbers and off we go to pick up the cache. At GZ we were looking for a hint object for few minutes until we spotted it and then we spotted the cache. WOW!! Really, really cool! 
Loved it! Fav point, definitely! [:)]

TFTC!


lParent: GC602GB
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TFTC

Another of these great handy commute detours for a daily find. 

Interesting church building and enjoyed the short hop to the final. 

Thought about the area and tried looking around but nothing found that I expected. Then I looked a little more and found something I definitely didn't expect. Wow! Funny! 

Lovely cache hope it remains for long time. Fav for it as was good fun and a church micro to boot! 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC24W3E
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Arrived in Stratford for a concert tonight. So just a couple of caches before check in time at Travelodge. Easy find thanks for cache.


lParent: GC24W3E
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Lots of litter here, luckily one litter bug left there's in a carrier bag do so used it to put more in and throw it away!  Shame about this and the speeding cyclists!


lParent: GC24W3E
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1:13 PM. Thank you for another cache and for the great serie along the river. I really enjoyed that walk. From previous cache walk wasn't beautiful anymore, but still interesting. :)


lParent: GC24W3E
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what a search. hate ivy at any time, and the dense stuff is even worse. had a torch going to peer behind thecurtain, but in the end got it by touch as the camo hides it well. took tb and as we turned to walk on this mother of a rat shot along the wall and up into the vil where the cache was hidden. glad it did not happen while we were searching as it gave me a big enough fright when out in the open. tftc

This entry was edited by pitbul99 on Friday, 10 July 2015 at 18:02:11 UTC.


lParent: GC24W3K
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Visiting London for a Volleyball Tournament at the Copper Box, enjoyed walking along the river to this one.


lParent: GC24W3K
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On another week's cycling / geocaching holiday in London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Don't know why I couldn't find it on a previous visit. TFTC


lParent: GC5DPM0
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I had an idea of what I was looking for this time. And I looked at everything twice including some things that really didn't need looking at once. And so it seems, I still have no idea.


lParent: GC5DPM0
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It's got a bit muddy around here. Cache still fine and in correct place. Seems like lots of people have been treading all over it but it's definitely there... Just a bit muddy.


lParent: GC5DPM0
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~16h30-45

Spent about 15 minutes poking around without success on a damp, grey afternoon. May have another go on a nicer day whilst staying in Stokie with family . . .


lParent: GC5DPM0
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Finally found it! It took 4 attempts but I managed to find this cache after finding another similar cache. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5DPM0
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Visited today. Found cache a few meters from hide, crushed in pieces on the floor. Taking home to repair. Will log when returned to site.


lParent: GC5DPM0
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Another great find.
The name is a great hint, funny when you think about it.
Make sure to have a pen with you


lParent: GC236ET
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#894

Cache took us a bit of time, but at the end, we managed to grab it.

TFTC bugsy007bond
6 September 2015 15:42


lParent: GC236ET
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#909 it took us a little while loading this one but eventually got our hands on it without much need for prickling. 
TFTC bugsy007bond


lParent: GC236ET
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A long weekend away in London with the whole family sightseeing while grabbing the old virtuals, church micros, a few more counties and anything else of interest we happen across. 

This was only a short walk from our hotel so after our teas we had our walk and popped up here. The coords take you to the wrong side of the gate. There are prickles but you can avoid them if you're careful or Northern. It is wheelchair accessible also. The missus eventually spotted it with her iPhone torch. Knew I brought her for a reason. TFTC


lParent: GC236ET
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A weekend away in London with my family getting done caches while seeing the sights. 

Last one of the day after our late tea we went here. It took us and some torches quite a while to spot but we got it in the end. TFTC


lParent: GC236ET
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Mildly painful but straightforward find in glorious hot weather! Then straight down the local pub for refreshments. Signed. TFTC! :)


lParent: GC236ET
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On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Good job I had cycling gloves on. TFTC


lParent: GC236ET
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This took a little longer that expected, and I had to resort to previous logs before I made the find. I should have braved the spikes and checked that spot earlier! TFTC.


lParent: GC2ARTF
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interesting history and a lovely area to visit. spent a while watching a boat hook up to two thames barges and motor off into the main river-pushing instead of pulling, don't know how they do it and get the balance right for direction, tftc


lParent: GC2ARTF
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Got the numbers needed and went off to find the cache.  A lovely place to visit and to live   .....   TFTC


lParent: GC2ARTF
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Found this one with Indyamy whilst on our way to the 02. A nice little detour which we would never have found without Geocaching.


lParent: GC2ARTF
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Staying in a nearby hotel, I picked this one up before I headed across the river to watch the tennis at the O2. I've stayed here a couple of times, but had never been to this lovely little park/nature reserve before. Thank you to geocaching for bringing me here. A great little multi that was a bit harder to figure out than some, but found easily in the end.


lParent: GC2ARTF
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I'm sure it is in its location but I could not figure out the code. I found the statue and enjoyed the walk.


lParent: GC2ARTF
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Nice, little multi cache near the flat our daughter is living. Interesting monument.

TFTC
simmi&matti


lParent: GC56WZ8
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Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... et on commence par ce jolie parc ...

Merci chilli-k Pour La Cache et la série
Thanks For This Cache and the series

Un bonjour de France ...


lParent: GC5W7KV
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Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... sous la pluie ...

Merci MetalPirateSE3 Pour La Cache.

Un bonjour de France ...

A road trip for a week in London ... In the rain ...

Thank you MetalPirateSE3 For The Cache.

Hello from France ...


lParent: GC5W7KV
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Quick find but the log was super full and since we're on vacation I don't have my regular repair kit with me.


lParent: GC5W7KV
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GPS brought me to a flower box just around the corner and by the looks of things I wasn't the first to look there. TFTC

This entry was edited by GerLor on Monday, 14 September 2015 at 18:15:22 UTC.


lParent: GC1GPC6
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Working at the studios today and I took the opportunity to grab this one when we popped over the river to the supermarket. A quick find. 

TFTC


lParent: GC1GPC6
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Thanks, interesting plaque about the wind turbine which appears to be gone.  Hope to find my way up the rest of the Lee Valkey again soon, it's a nice cycle ride.


lParent: GC1GPC6
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1:24 PM. Thank you for the cache and for the great serie along the river. I really enjoyed that walk.


lParent: GC1GPC6
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I started my journey at Limehouse Basin and finished at Tottenham Lock, which I worked out to be approximately seven miles, including a few detours along the way! I got this one a bit wrong and I dropped my pen in the water whilst I was searching, fortunately I had a spare, or two with me [:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC1GPC6
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---(2015-08-07 14:43:22---(Find 8576)---
I've seen this interesting historical place many times on TV so it's good to see it in the flesh, as it were.

The cache took a few minutes to find: I made it much harder than it is [:|].

Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC56PDA
lText:
Quick find; I was wondering about there being a trackable, having some idea about the kind of cache, but now I understand. TFTC!


lParent: GC56PDA
lText:
Heute vor dem Länderspiel England-Schweiz noch etwas cachen gegangen und dabei auch hier vorbeigekommen


lParent: GC62AXV
lText:
There was some kind if Japanese fashion shoot filming around the main path leading to GZ. Luckily the small tributary path to the cache was empty and I was able to dive down it unobserved. Found the clue item and then the cache. Thanks for placing. I always like visiting here.


lParent: GC62AXV
lText:
This one took me a little longer to find than it should have done. Was very interesting reading about the trees in the Cemetery. Particularly liked the Bhutan Pine. TFTC


lParent: GC62AXV
lText:
I generally don't wander far off the paths as a rule in here due to the rather unsavory things to be found, (having done a few litter picks with the trust, I seen a lot). This was possibly one of those spots but a quick find meant not having to hang around too much.  Being forced off the paths gives a chance to see different corners of this wonderful cemetery. Tftc!


lParent: GC62AXV
lText:
Found at 1.25. 
Very peaceful part of the cemetery but I'd suggest caution to those with younger cachers as some of the detritus on the floor near the cache site was a little unsavoury. TFTC


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
What a difference a day makes....and the right co-ordinates! After a helpful email from the CO, I calculated that I would have enough time to head back after my meeting and before my cheap ticket train. 

Indeed that was the case and at GZ, a place I had walked past yesterday, it was a mere moment to spot the crafty hide, having found similar caches before. I had misunderstood how to work out the calculation for  Gertie from the description so would never have got that right but I returned via Admirals House to see if I could find the correct electrical box. Sadly, I still remain at a loss as to where it was!

But, despite my mistakes, this was a really good multi and one worth doing. And the safety pin log roller is a nifty idea!


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
This was a lovely walk around Hampstead despite struggling with the interpretation of a couple of the clues and a subsequent DNF.  

The area really does have a village feel, albeit the houses are rather grander and a lot more expensive. I expect you could buy a whole village in the North for the cost of some of these properties. At the Mary Poppins house, I developed an inexplicable urge to sing “a spoonful of sugar” as I meandered about the area.  The views from a couple of the locations were lovely, although I had to ask some likely lads sitting on the bench on the heath if they wouldn’t mind moving so I could see the name on it!  Applying a degree of “flawed” logic, I arrived at a set of co-ords but as the arrow was were pointing to an inaccessible area, I was clearly wrong. I have written to the CO for help, and now armed with accurate co-ords, I may make a return visit, time allowing tomorrow. If not, I shall watch this with interest as it hasn’t been found for so long!


lParent: GC4BCBE
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Try to do this multi, found all information, also B, but not E, got no idea of what is meant. 
Greetings from Germany.


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
First of all, thanks a lot for a very nice walk through Hampstead. Haven't been here for years and some of the stages took me to places where I have never been actually. Despite the brisk, cold wind, it was very busy in the streets and cafes (as always on weekends). I couldn't find some of the numbers of the stages: B is not there anymore (as mentioned by previous cachers) and I also couldn't find any info about Emily for E. That left me with a huge number of possible coords, which I could reduce a bit by way of exclusion. So, I went to what was certainly the general area of GZ but, even after searching and looking at the hint, I couldn't really find anything. Maybe stage 2 and 5 need a bit of a re-write. Nevertheless, thanks for the walk.


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
Thought I'd give this another go since it's been a year since I did the walk and first tried to complete this multi. And today, at the third attempt, after spending at least half an hour here before, I spotted it within ONE SECOND! Come on!


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
Went to Kenwood House and walked around Hampstead Heath today. Beautiful day. Thanks for bringing us to some unusual places which we would not have found otherwise, very interesting. Loved the final cache. TFTC


lParent: GC4BCBE
lText:
Don't think that the clue for B is there anymore. There's just a box with a number 2 that says "revo" but no roman number. Clue for C is also confusing as not sure how 19x+x produces a single number


lParent: GC2T6D1
lText:
Found the post nice and quickly before the Fulham game but no cache, might need checking by the owner. 

COYW!


lParent: GC2T6D1
lText:
Now then - it was found every other day in May but has yet to be found in June.  Could it be a) its not there or B) I am a crappy cacher.

I'll look at future logs to find out.

Enjoyed the stadium and the walk on the Thames.

Story and Photos at [url=http://mappiman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/200615-river-runs-through-it-part-2.html] Mappiman's Blog[/url]


lParent: GC56WYJ
lText:
Second In Great Britain ...

Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... et on commence par ce jolie parc ...

Merci chilli-k Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...


lParent: GC1C6TQ
lText:
Great day for caching with my muggle sister in law. Thank you for bringing us here. Greetings from Australia. [:)]


lParent: GC1C6TQ
lText:
In Highgate on business and had time to look for this one......and luckily it was an easy find.
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC16GMX
lText:
This was a nice open space. Cache was a quick find with the hint. GZ was also a nice spot to sign the log and take a short rest. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:01:59 UTC.


lParent: GC24W3P
lText:
No luck for me, had a good feel around and even climbed up on bike to try higher.  Is this one still here?


lParent: GC24W3P
lText:
Wow, I am almost sure it wasn't there, hint was so clear. But there are possitive logs, so I don't know. DNF for me.


lParent: GC24W3P
lText:
From 2 recent DNF's but many more "Easy Finds" this isn't quite in the most obvious place.  Had a good hunt around but had to move on as we were heading for the Anniversary Games.


lParent: GC3J88Q
lText:
Was about to give up as I'm on a bit of a run of DNFs today but a handy photo hint pointed me to it. Theres no reason a small container won't fit here rather than just a bag. A nice little park though. TFTC.


lParent: GC3J88Q
lText:
Found this one quickly, but did not realise it as this one is in a plastic bag. Only realised what it was when I went to clean up and throw it in the bin. Signed and put back where I found it. Thank you. PS, the log book is wet


lParent: GC3P0H6
lText:
Second time lucky with this one, as the last time I tried to grab it I was blocked by a sizeable fellow sleeping right at GZ!

A nice brisk jog from the office at lunchtime with katystarr89 and we quickly had the cache in hand, helped largely by the fact that I actually used to work in the building right next to GZ.
Signed the log (although tough to find any sequence as previous logs are all over the place!) and swapped a playmobil figure (in) for a pebble with a hole in it (out).

TFTC!


lParent: GC3P0H6
lText:
Found it ;-) 
Nice hide m, took longer than it should have !
Tftc 

This entry was edited by alfieo on Wednesday, 29 July 2015 at 13:22:47 UTC.


lParent: GC4YBFG
lText:
Felt around the structure and found the cache. Nice one, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 18:15:27 UTC.


lParent: GC2TH7X
lText:
Had nearly given this up as a DNF but then let my fingers do the walking. Nice hide. THTC
FP added.


lParent: GC56WZ2
lText:
First In Great Britain ...

Un road-trip d'une semaine à londres ... et on commence par ce jolie parc ...

Une petite boîte qui me permet un dépôt de TB

Merci chilli-k Pour La Cache
Thanks For This Cache

Un bonjour de France ...


lParent: GC56WZ2
lText:
Love this park! Many times went running there. And the log area is perfect for exercising too. TFTC 18:07


lParent: GC5DR48
lText:
I parked up on a side street and without paying for parking I raced over to this cache for an easy swift find and sign. On the way back to my van I spied a traffic warden approaching it fast. I ended up running just in time to escape his clutches. TFTC


lParent: GC4FQN5
lText:
It is our first geocaching, it has been amazing to found it! Thanks! 

Maria and Antonio, from Spain :)


lParent: GC4FQN5
lText:
Firstly the mistake I made with the date on log , I was thinking about my wedding to Mr wizz in October so I goes and sign the log October instead of September ! Anyway this could be a very difficult cache at times you have to get your timing and you position right , luckily there was a fire engine display going on over the road so that was a great distraction so not many people here it was mainly for the little muggles. Had to stil make my move carefully as I could still be spotted but I was lucky and the log was signed

Tftc


lParent: GC4FQN5
lText:
Found this one whist I was out and about. Had no pen! Pic of log to prove I found it, hope this is ok. What kind of geocacher am i?! Sorry! TFTC


lParent: GC602JV
lText:
Having meet with 2 other Cachers at GZ and a finger tip search we figured this may have gone after previous log.


lParent: GC3PP14
lText:
Dropped in for a stroll in the woods amongst all the muggles. This is well located and my gps actually got within 5ft (yes I am old). SL. Tftc


lParent: GC3PP14
lText:
This has taken me months, no, wait, years to find but today I found it with subo3! So happy! Tftc xx


lParent: GC5JYCH
lText:
Found with Susanna! Unfortunately we had no pen but took a photolog instead... While Susanna was playing with the soap bubbles :) tftc


lParent: GC5JYCH
lText:
GZ is at a rather busy intersection of paths, so it took a while before finding an opportune time to grab the cache! TFTC [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:59:58 UTC.


lParent: GC36HPC
lText:
#895

Nice cache and nice hint.. Found quickly just after some other cachers put it back.

TFTC congerseeker
6 September 2015 16:08


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
#894

Cache found quickly during a walk near Wimbledon, nice church.

TFTC alboyiscool
6 September 2015 15:13


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
Stopped nearby on a very damp evening and soon had some numbers that looked OK.  A short walk and I was at a likely GZ where a quick peep resulted in an equally quick find.  Extracting the log took a little more effort.

Had been planning on looking for this one in late June but this is a busy area at that time of year.


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
Figured out the clue a few day back. Came this morning to sign the log
TFTC

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 22:08:18 UTC.


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
A little late in logging this one.  Telling a friend about caching I was asked if we could go and get the closest.  This was it.  Quickly obtained the information and an even quicker retrieval at GZ.  My friend looked first and confidently told me that there was nothing there.  Of course there was - that's what muggles are supposed to think.


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
4 January 2015 2.30pm (523rd find)
1 of 1 caches found today around Wandsworth.  My mission for the day is to find this cache.

Back again to have another try at finding the final cache. Did not have my GPS with me this time. Had to widen my search area and eventually found it on the opposite side of the road that I was looking at last time.


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
To complete the 5 in 5 international challenge GC564M2 I needed just a few more cache types in the fifth country. Fortunately I still got some potential in the UK so I went around the block to find some boxes which help me to complete the challenge. So I came to this lovely part of London and after calculating quickly the coordinates at this beautiful little church I was pretty quickly successful at the final. 
Thanks for this nice little Multi-cache and for leading me in this lovely neighborhood. 

29. Dezember 2014 13:43


lParent: GC3WTZP
lText:
Mrs sceatsie on a train adventure - picked up the info easily enough and set off for the cache - clue was really helpful but I initially thought it meant somewhere else very similar - soon realised my mistake and cache found, logged and replaced tftc


lParent: GC4RP5E
lText:
A quick find, and a great view from up here. I've driven under this bridge many times, but this is my first time going over it. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 12:53:46 UTC.


lParent: GC4RP5E
lText:
#2755 - An easy find this time round.  It is nice to finally cross this one off my list.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC4RP5E
lText:
Thanks for getting me here - the view was worth the climb! And chance meeting with  Ilva & Artis, thanks to whom I could sign the log :-D


lParent: GC4RP5E
lText:
Great day for caching with my muggle sister in law. Thank you for bringing us here. Greetings from Australia [:)]


lParent: GC4RP5E
lText:
Found on the way home after cycling round Highgate with Hwaet :) log and container need replacing, container is damaged.


lParent: GC24W3Q
lText:
We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then started a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24W3Q
lText:
11:05. I tried to find the cache for 10 minutes when I realised I am probably in the wrong location. I change it and Heureka! :) Thank you for the cache and for the great serie along the river.


lParent: GC24W3Q
lText:
I think it was very dieferent when I was here last 

toys were made in that building

But thank for the cache log signed


lParent: GC24W3Q
lText:
Visiting my brother in law and sister in law to see them get married yesterday at Hackney town Hall. Fab day. Had to stop and get this one before we left today  to tick off Greater London for the 46 counties challenge. Lovely area for a cache. Thanks for placing.


lParent: GC5E38H
lText:
Thanks for taking us around here! Very nice walk! Perfect coord, but it was a bit higher than expected! TFTC


lParent: GC16GJW
lText:
Had to walk through some muddy patch to get to GZ. Once there, cache was found quickly. Nice hide, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:49:47 UTC.


lParent: GC16GJW
lText:
A quick find. Let the 6yr old find it while I had a snack. Could see GZ easily but well hidden from non-cachers. Trying to get back to N16 before night fall but we have lots of caches to find on route... a race against time before the 3yr old loses it! Took lamb trackable and left a bob the builder toy. Tftc!

This entry was edited by lauralai on Wednesday, 02 September 2015 at 21:10:17 UTC.


lParent: GC16GJW
lText:
the ground was little muddy today after all the rain. found the cache easily, tftc [:)] left a TB in here with a note telling where it wants to go.


lParent: GC16GJW
lText:
Lovely view and we didn't even know this place existed. Beautiful. No pen so we decided to take a picture.
TFTC.


lParent: GC16GJW
lText:
Nice quick find here and sadly our last of the day. Hopefully we'll be back over this way at some point because we really enjoyed the caches. TFTC!


lParent: GC429QP
lText:
With the goal to have seen all the football stadium in London, that are used in the Premier Leauge, it was sure that I will go to the Loftus Road Stadium too. Just at the target, a man decided to sit down. So a bit of patience was needed. A few minutes later, when the man left again, I used the opportunity to log this one.

TFTC and greetings from Switzerland
Twister16


lParent: GC429QP
lText:
Needed a cache so was near Loftus so picked one up. Back to suffer Westfield now, or maybe another cache.

This entry was edited by reymrs1000 on Monday, 17 August 2015 at 07:49:41 UTC.


lParent: GC2ARTM
lText:
easy found, but not as quick as I thought. needed to walk little bit more than map suggested. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC2ARTM
lText:
Fifth out of five Geocaches we searched today - in five different countries during our journey to London: GC285XH (Germany),  GC4WKYE (The Netherlands), GC3AY6F (Belgium), GC5CPNB (France) and finally this one in the UK. First I thought that's quite a long walk from the hotel and finally it got even longer when I understood the situation at the place. But hey - the kids were sleeping and I was a men on a mission! So I went for it. ;-) 

The bridge upfront the cache is a really beautiful lost place. It's a pity it is closed and locked. However: Thank you very much for placing the final Box for our challenge today!


lParent: GC2ARTM
lText:
Came here today hoping to replace the log but there were a couple of people sparring close to the cache position and I left it for another day. The City Island development has progressed considerably since I was last here - I'm interested to see if the eternally shut bridge will finally open when that's done.


lParent: GC2ARTM
lText:
Logbook is very wet. Almost unuseable. Nice views here tho.

Tftc! Greetings from Lithuania! -Katinai Team-


lParent: GC2ARTM
lText:
We stayed in Poplar for a couple of nights so that my wheel chair bound mother in law from Birmingham could go and see Take That at the O2. Most of the caches around here I have already done as I only live 15 minutes away. I finally found my way to this ecological park and the cache was so close but so far. I'm glad you made me walk right round the park for the find other wise I'd have not seen it all. Thanks for the glorious hot summer morning walk


lParent: GC24W3V
lText:
Mixed up our clues and were looking in the wrong place for this one but worked it out in the end. After some time we found it.  We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then started a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC1HWE4
lText:
No luck for Kirkinator and me today. Couldn't make any sense of the clue, but we found a munzee instead.


lParent: GCF011
lText:
A short walk away from the trail and found GZ. Cache was spotted quickly, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:04:17 UTC.


lParent: GCF011
lText:
Not a single trackable to be found though I'm sure this has already been mentioned but an easy quick find while the kids were moaning and I was really struggling to get them to walk back to our bus route. Tftc!


lParent: GCF011
lText:
TFTC! Really beautiful area. A little bit wet there but the cache is OK. It just need to replace the logbook. It's totally full.


lParent: GC5NZP1
lText:
GPS seems really off today. Almost ended up in the creek! After putting it away and reading the hint cache was in hand. Cheers


lParent: GC5NZP1
lText:
I still had a bit of time before I went elsewhere so having crossed the road, I headed back onto the heath in search of at least one physical cache to show for my efforts. I followed the arrow and after making a daring leap over a large fallen tree trunk, saw an entrance to the inner sanctum where the fence was down. 
It was an easy scramble over dead wood and there was the hide! That was very clever and a lot of fun. I was just sorry that the cache didn’t have a good record for TBs as I have a couple to drop off but I decided it wasn’t safe enough


lParent: GC5NZP1
lText:
What a fabulous cache. SN and left a TB. You don't have to climb over the fence as shown in the pics - another section of fence is completely down (and much safer) only 3 metres further on.


lParent: GC5NZP1
lText:
Fantastic cache guardians! I was a bit wary going through the fence into this area, but lucky enough, the cache was not too far away. Well done with the hide, TFTC and +1 fave pt! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:57:44 UTC.


lParent: GC24W3X
lText:
Wasn't sure I'd get this one as there was a muggle on a boat nearby. I went the long way round and was pleased to find myself and the cache out of sight. 

TFTC


lParent: GC24W3X
lText:
10:38 AM. Thank you for the cache and for the great serie along the river. I really enjoyed that walk. TNLN.


lParent: GC24W3X
lText:
This was one of the 26 caches I found today.  I'll be back for the rest of the River Lee series! TFTCs


lParent: GC24W3Y
lText:
We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then started a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy. Weather did not stop play!  TFTC


lParent: GC24W3Y
lText:
10:22 AM. There were quite a lot of muggles around, but I waited... and I was rewarded. :) Thank you for the cache and for the great serie along the river.


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
quickly found the area and the cache. wondered about a loud noise maid by group. realized the was wedding going on, so I logged quickly and left the area. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
Such a nice place! We are in London for the parkourevent Rendezvous this weekend and spent the day training at t he chainstore parkourgym. Tftc from Sweden!


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
Mum and dad found this while at Ryan and Davids wedding  at the Chain Store, the ex trinity house workshops


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
My second cache! Yay! 
I love this place and it was a great C&D...even though I had to fight of a spider for the cache. TFTC :-D


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
We stayed in Poplar for a couple of nights so that my wheel chair bound mother in law from Birmingham could go and see Take That at the O2. Most of the caches around here I have already done as I only live 15 minutes away. This one was the closest to me. I'm very pleased with this cache find. A truly interesting area and well worth a fave. I spent a good while here soaking in the sculptures and maritime antiquities. Loved it thanks


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
This is an absolute MUST SEE area. spent an age walking around looking at the art and sculpture, the fascinating container buildings, the historic machinery and then had a great coffee while watching mud being conveyored into a thames barge. Could have spent longer there, and a bit sorry that we missed the banksy art, but there was so much to see, and a cache too. fave point


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
What a fascinating place.  Spent ages looking around and there are so many information boards to read  .....  Had coffee and a long chat with the proprietor   ....  A lovely place to visit and be prepared to spend some time here  ..... TFTC and a favourite


lParent: GC43VJX
lText:
This is an fascinating space in London, I'm grateful that you've shown it to me. Many thanks, for the cache.


lParent: GC4WQD1
lText:
Well that got the heart racing. Haven't clambered  like that since I was a child. Lovely to think it's still there after more than a year of inactivity. Thanks


lParent: GC4WQD1
lText:
Another excellent WimbledonIan hide. This one melds urban grit with derring-do (or don't depending on the predilections of the visitor). Hmm, where could it be? I took a guess and spent some time riding the steel rail to no avail. A change of seating, and Bob's your mother's brother.

Good fun, have a blue thingy. Thanks for the cache. [:D]

This entry was edited by Cache! Eh? on Monday, 08 December 2014 at 18:47:19 UTC.


lParent: GC4WQD1
lText:
We were on holidays in London. Walking through the city we found some geocaches, this was one of them. Beautiful London.

TFTC

Greetings from Latvia

FITW Krish89


lParent: GC4WQD1
lText:
For a few days we were on holidays in London! This cache was't hard to find, but I almost drop it in water.

TFTC

Greetings from Latvia

FITW L@ima

#2103


lParent: GC4WQD1
lText:
If there's an easy way of getting from central London to Northumberland Park by public transport at around 9pm, then I wasn't able to find it; shame, as I had my eye on a nice little 4.5/1.5.  Still, it can wait...

Given the lateness of the hour, there were no bike restrictions on the train, so I decided to break my journey home at Clapham Junction and cycle down to GZ.  Nearly got killed on the way by two police cars that came tearing down the wrong side of the road with their lights flashing and sirens blaring and almost forced me into a row of parked cars.  Then almost got killed on arrival by a nutter who shot out of the cul de sac and over the bridge; his car must have (or have had...) pretty good suspension.  Wouldn't have been surprised if I'd ended up killing myself when going for the cache, as I'd got my laptop backpack on and could easily have snagged it on something.  I didn't fancy taking it off and leaving it anywhere; didn't feel entirely comfortable with the area at that time of night

Now, where to look?  Entry point at GZ seemed pretty clear, and map on the cache page seemed to confirm this.  Got myself into position and had a good look round but, nothing...  Thought about cutting my losses, but decided it was worth at least having a go at repositioning.  Et voila!  D/T Day 30 on Day 863.

Enjoyed this one.  Even got back to Clapham Junction to pick up the fast train; result!  TFTC.


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
Searched for quite a long time at this intersection, but did not manage to find the cache. It was a rather busy spot and I didn't find anything matching the hint as well. Perhaps will try again next time!


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
An easy spot as my kids fell in the ditch! Trust them! Lovely sunny day after the heavy rain yesterday. Tftc!


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
didn´t find it, but I did found the numbers in the hint, although it was about 40 metres out of GZ... oh well


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
Was staring right at the hint which wasn't quite at GZ and then checked in all the obvious places but couldn't find a thing


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
Loads of muggles around but still managed to spot and retrieve. Hid better than before as it was so on show TFTC


lParent: GC2PT3T
lText:
The only one in the series we managed to find.  Didn't understand the hint either but Baggie spotted it after a few minutes searching.  TFTC


lParent: GC327R0
lText:
nice one and been on our list for long time.

thanks to Tiny's keen eye we spotted the tiny container!


lParent: GC327R0
lText:
Popped to grab this one while on a break; busy with muggles and it's hard to be discreet when you're dressed in ambulance uniform and hi-vis! Nice quick find once at GZ. TFTC. [;)]


lParent: GC327R0
lText:
TFTC Always  love coming here even on an overcast  bank holiday and always stop at the cafe for an Ice cream.


lParent: GC43WC1
lText:
First cache yay! Reasonably easy find (but still well placed). Beware: Many muggles about. Be careful.


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
Phew- after 2 days of following the trail (nicely distracted by the many amazing play areas), we are pleased to say we found it! Thanks for a great trail!


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
We were up in London visiting the Olympic Park for the Sainsburys Anniversary Games. Found a few clues on the web before coming and then a few before the games. Then we went for a walk after the finish of the Athletics to the north of the stadium. Collected the remaining clues, the girls loved the play area. On e at GZ the cache was found after a couple of minutes. Thanks for the pleasant walk around the park taking us places we wouldn't have visited and did not when we were last here for the Olympics. TFTC.


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
I have wandered around the park many times since it first re-opened after the Olympics . It is a great place to visit although it has cost a huge amount - and still more is being spent . I just hope that it will stay as neat and tidy after the stadium begins to host football. 
Main problem was that there was a working muggle close to GZ - had to take a further ramble until he moved away. Certainly worth a point. tftc.


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
Found this one on a very enjoyable evening stroll around the Olympic Park. It took an embarrassingly long time to spot the info at stage one but after that it all went smoothly as the light gradually faded. It was quite dark when we reached the end but the cache was soon found. Well worth an FP.


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
generally not very keen on long multis, but pippitt insisted. must say my patience was stretched to the limit, tftc


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
An extensive walk around the park collecting numbers and then more numbers  ....  A lot of interesting information and the park is so well tended.  !00's of people strolling around enjoying a day out.  Was really pleased to eventually get to the final stage and grab, sign and rehide the cache  .....   TFTC


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
This was an amazing day! Thank you for showing us more of the park.

For future visitors: The pen in the cache does not seem to be working so please bring your own.


lParent: GC5W2AY
lText:
#4131. This is pretty much my standard Sunday afternoon stomp when I don't feel like anything more adventurous so if I hadn't been more lazy I might well have got to the cache first. But I didn't get moving very quickly and there were important things to do like listen to the cricket so by the time I went out I'd seen the cache had been found. Resisted the temptation to cheat and duly gathered all the numbers and wasn't surprised to walk within sight of my flat a couple of times near the end. Brief bit of head scratching at the end before reading the hint and approach from a different angle and all made sense. Very pleasant walk for the local and a good intro to the area for visitors. TFTC


lParent: GC5F0RH
lText:
Failed to find this a couple of times previously. Having peeked at the spoiler pic, it was easy peasy today.TFTC


lParent: GC5F0RH
lText:
RidgeGrovers from Stourbridge, West Midlands - Found it.
Thank you for placing this cache for us to find, and maintaining it when needed.

Down the smoke for the EuroHockey Women's Final - 'Come on England'. 
Exited the tube station and headed straight for the Orbit Tower.  Got I-phone out and discovered the cache is nowhere near the tower. Headed back out of the park via the Aquatic centre for a quick find. Then headed to the hockey park for a great day's entertainment.
 
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: GC5F0RH
lText:
Found on the way out of the Barbarians game. Considering the number of muggles it is amazing how many just pay no attention, thank goodness.
TFTC


lParent: GC5F0RH
lText:
Found on the way to the Barbarians vs Samoa match at the stadium. Had to borrow a pen to sign the log!

Tftc 
Sparksandco


lParent: GC5F0RH
lText:
#2,051 11h40 (last off 55 cache finds over a 2 week period of UK home leave)

Took advantage of a family visit to the Park and the new beach, to make a quick detour and pick up this quick & easy find on a beautiful warm sunny morning with lots of frolicking underway in the beach pool

TFTC! No trade but dipped trackables including myself


lParent: GC5F0RH
lText:
Very quick easy find with Mr Potty and Ninja Jam who didn't want to be dragged out on a bike ride to find a cache.


lParent: GC2T2CD
lText:
Easy find, but the cache was out in the open on the floor. Signed log and replaced hopefully where it was supposed to be :)


lParent: GC2T2CD
lText:
After a wet and miserable jog in the rain at lunchtime with a colleague, we stopped here to have a welcome breather and find a cache. Luckily the foul weather meant no-one was about so we soon had it in hand and signed the log.

This was Katy's first ever cache too, fellow nerds unite! :)


lParent: GC2T2CD
lText:
Owners please contact me to discuss where I placed the cache after I found it in the floor out in the open.


lParent: GC5CMXV
lText:
Found thank you.  But no trackable s here as listed. So naughty when people don't log properly! !!!!


lParent: GC5CMXV
lText:
Amazing that the fallen tree has been there all these while. Cache was a short distance away, but it took a long time to find as my GPSr pointed rather far away from the true hide (perhaps due to the foliage!). Searched quite a lot of trees before finding the right one and it was a relief when I spotted it! TFTC [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:54:44 UTC.


lParent: GC5CMXV
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#2741 - Found with Mrs Nico on an afternoon dog walk.  Last of the day for us.  My GPS pointed clearly to one hint item, but there was nothing there.  I eventually read some previous logs, and the hint, and the cache description.  That lead me off to some other nearby hint items and all of a sudden there it was - but 73 feet away from where my GPS was pointing.  A great hide.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5W0KA
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Was in Barnes this morning so, as I'd offered to check out the revised placements, I thought that I might as well make a start.  Traffic was pretty heavy, so meandering home by the back roads proved advantageous.  I had a natural break between the first four and last two precursor caches, but it would be easy enough to do them all in one go in the car (although you wouldn't want to try it on a match day...) or on a bike.

I'm glad that I did things properly this time, as the locations seem to have been carefully chosen and provide a variety of interesting areas in the Borough; Hampton Square was a revelation.  And there is convenient parking for all the stages (although I parked on the opposite side of the rugby ball, so had to cross the A316, which might not be to everyone's taste).

The caches themselves are pretty exposed, and I think that Stages 5 and 7 are missing.  I tried to replace the ones that I found so that they were a little less obvious, but I fear that they may soon disappear; I'll message the CO but, in the meantime, if anyone is thinking of doing this cache, I would recommend going for it now, as you should be able to gather sufficient information to gain access to the Final cache relatively easily.


lParent: GC5W0KA
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Dear All, 

Firstly, I would like to apologise for those that have tried to find the caches but have had no luck please get in contact with me to receive a prize or please try the updated trail to be in for the chance to win one of the main cache prizes which are still available. 

Unfortunately the ground maintenance team from the council keep collecting my caches and I can't keep up with replacing them. However, I have now changed this, updated the coordinates and made the whole trail easier. 

The caches are now magnetic and very obviously geocaches so fingers crossed no more will go missing. In addition I have made them more visible and in more open spaces. 

Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns. 

Kind regards, 

TEU Cache Manager


lParent: GC5W0KA
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Quite hard to find entrance - didn't help that it initially appeared to be restricted to members, and no dogs were allowed, and the area is surrounded by wire fencing on three sides, not apparent on the maps  Eventually found the 'old thing' but where is 'opposite' something that has no front?  No sign of cache anywhere that resembled the hint.  Not sure this will motivate too many new-comers!


lParent: GC5W0KA
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Part 1 of 2.

I glanced at this briefly when it was published but, thinking it was another tour of the Barnes area, put it to one side and went off FTFing elsewhere when I had a bit of time a few days later.  Looked again a couple of days ago, and realised that most of the stages were close to home.  So, as I happened to be in Barnes yesterday, I thought that I would go and do the first stage (i.e. Stage 2), as it's the one that is furthest from home; I could do the remaining stages as and when.  That said, I was keen to try and be one of the first five to find; I've only recently started rushing out to find caches immediately after publication, so I'd never got a prize before...

I struggled to find an entrance to GZ and then completely failed to find the container and log.  Hint made no sense, not least because I couldn't see anything that resembled the item under which the container was said to be hidden; Edgemaster hadn't written up his detailed log at the time, so I didn't have that to help me.  Let's just say that I shared his pain.  I wandered all over but eventually tired of things and decided to quit whilst I was ahead; at least my bike hadn't got a puncture from any of the broken glass in the area...  And I was very glad that I hadn't bothered rushing out to try to get the FTF...

I had an idea of what might be required for the Final stage and, if I was correct, I figured that a missing number wouldn't be a problem.  So, I stopped by the Final location on the way home.  Took me a few minutes to find, as the coordinates seemed to be slightly out, but, sure enough, things should still be manageable.  Happened to be in the vicinity of Stage 3 yesterday evening to grab an FTF, so stopped by to have a look.  Again, no joy; plenty of litter, but no container and log.  CO's profile was intriguing but not entirely surprising given what I'd seen so far; only one previous hide (now archived) and no finds seemed to suggest someone with limited experience who was being a bit too ambitious with only their second cache.  Given that I'd failed to find Stages 2 and 3, and Dumpster41 had failed to find Stage 7, I decided that there was no point in wasting any more of my time trying to find the numbers; my visit to the Final location had shown that things were 500 times easier than they could have been...


lParent: GC5W0KA
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Part 2 of 2.

Oddly enough, late last night Brucacher sent me a link to a Press Release which explained exactly what this cache as all about, which only served to strengthen my resolve to be one of the first five to find it.  Was up early this morning and set off for Brunel University.  However, just as I hit the M4, I saw that the cache that I was heading for had been found, so I aborted my trip and came back to the Final location.  Tucked myself in amongst the undergrowth (and some litter...) and set to; I saw a few passers by, but I don't think that they saw me...  Was done within about 10 minutes, making my find just before 9am.  Signed the piece of paper left by Edgemaster, took my "general" prize (and will send an email for my "first five" prize), but didn't take a photo...

I would echo Edgemaster's comments; perhaps a link to the Press Release could be added to the description on the cache page?  I would also add that I like the concept, and the fun and well stocked final cache, but the detail really needs to be worked on.  The link to the festival in the Press Release doesn't seem to be working, the "small" Final container is one of the biggest that I've ever found, there is no log book, and the Stages seem to need some work.  All three of us who have tried the trail so far are pretty experienced cachers, but we all seem to have struggled, which suggests that the coordinates aren't particularly accurate.  I also think that it would be worth moving the locations of the Stages (or at least the ones that I visited) ever so slightly so that they are in a litter free part of the chosen areas; more pleasant for cachers and less likely that the containers will be found accidentally and end up going astray.  If the coordinates for the Final location hadn't been provided and it hadn't been possible to open the cache without having found a fair few of the Stages, then I would have given up after trying Stage 2.

I would be prepared to help, just drop me a note...  TFTC!


lParent: GC5W0KA
lText:
Failed at the 1st !!
I was in Hampton, so I tried to find stage 7. A very exposed location, and no hint listed for Hampton Square, meant I came away empty handed. I had a brief look, but didn't fancy getting caught hiding behind a bush [:(]


lParent: GC5W0KA
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{*FTF*} at 16:35 7/13 today

Well this was an interesting cache! I first spotted this on the day after it was published without a find and kept a watch on it, expecting a finder on Friday or Saturday morning. Set out from home at 11:30 to walk to the first stage via three other caches I've not yet found.
Arrived at Stage 2 at approximately 12:45, after finding my way to GZ across from the Wandsworth side of the playing fields. Approached the stage from the rear with weak GPS signal and eventually found the 'something old' -- most impressive. I was relying on the hint for this stage as I don't yet know how much I trust my phone's GPS under thick tree cover. Spent about 5 minutes trying to find trees that matched the hint, nothing clearly, but some partially. Searched those without much luck (without knowing exactly what each stage comprised of). So widened my search area to cover any tree, again without much luck.
Just as I was about to give up, walking out of the area, I spotted it! A small-regular sized lunch box without much attempt of camoflage! No idea how I didn't spot it sooner! Opened it up to find the information needed and a blank log book! Signed at 13:08.
Walk to stage 3 was via two caches on Barnes Common, and a DNF on the Palewell Common cache. Arrived at stage 3 and found the cache after widening my search area by about 5 minutes. Signed the log second at 14:18. Hibou! had signed the log first on 18/6, much to my worry that he may have gone for the rest of the series and final as well!
Bussed to Richmond for stage 4, which was a quick find at 14:59, signed the blank log book. It was quite an obvious and busy spot, and I worry that this particular stage may get very exposed in the winter months when the foliage of the bush dies back a bit.
Bus to Twickenham Green for stage 6, a bit more stealth required here for a neatly hidden impressively large box on a fairly busy road. Log signed 15:34, again first.
Walk up to stage 5 in Kneller Gardens. It was very busy here, so I didn't want to be too conspicuous with the searching. The clue didn't tell me much about the hide, all I could glean from it was the rough ideas of river, bridge, or Rudyard Kipling. Tried searching the trees and sculptures in the area without much luck. I couldn't see anywhere suitable for hiding something similar to what I'd found on the previous stages. A slightly more thorough search along the side of the river also didn't turn up anything useful. Decided to declare this stage as a DNF at 16:00 and move on.
I have to admit to skipping stage 7, as it was so far out of the way and there are no other caches around it. I figured that since the final coordinates are already given, there had to be a lock mechanism to open the cache -- one digit would be easy to guess.

Onto the final, a fairly tranquil wander along the Duke of Northumberland's River took me to the final location, I'd guess the cache probably isn't suitable to be found on match days as you really cannot be stealthy finding it! I found it awkward on a fairly quiet Saturday afternoon, you're on a blind bend so can't see people approaching, and to open the cache you lose all sense of your surroundings so people can walk up behind you easily.
Anyway, quickly got the numbers I'd recovered from the stages in and half of them confirmed quickly, and started to work on the two missing digits. Luckily, this didn't take as long as I'd feared as I got lucky.
There was no log book in the final stage. So improvised and inserted a sheet of paper with my log on it.

I'm disappointed that this doesn't seem to have gathered more interest. Maybe if the CO set it as 6 traditional caches + the final as a bonus (possibly with obscured coordinates derived from the information present in the stages, to prevent such obvious discovery), might allow it to attract more attention from across the borough.

Many thanks for this fun cache, good to discover this area.
Edgemaster (#613)

This entry was edited by Edgemaster on Sunday, 28 June 2015 at 22:49:41 UTC.


lParent: GCVMVV
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Did find a container in the area of the cache location but there was no log and the container had lost its magnet.  Signed a piece of paper and managed to lodge the container into the corner. TFTC


lParent: GC16PA7
lText:
A quick find after visiting the nearby Kenwood House. Nice hide, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:10:55 UTC.


lParent: GC16PA7
lText:
An easy find for the 6yr old. A little damp inside but not in need of changing. Daughter took a giraffe and put in a click clack toy. Left a trackable too. Tftc!


lParent: GC16PA7
lText:
easy found with the hint. The cache was really in plain view (ready to be muggled), so I hide it little better under some sticks.  tftc [:)]


lParent: GC16PA7
lText:
Greetings from Canada, this marks my second find in the UK and blood has already been spilled, thorns! Had a great time walking around the area, SL, TFTC.


lParent: GC16PA7
lText:
We have seen the foutain with HK81375 and then was coming a jogger woman, she drank this and said it is very refreshing. So I tried it. For me too much iron. The way to the cache with sandals and white trousers was not so good :-). TFTC.

MilikS


lParent: GC24W41
lText:
Lots of wildlife around here including some signets and juvenile moorhens as well as a heron wading in the lilies. A quick find but I had a long wait for muggles to pass before returning it. 

TFTC


lParent: GC24W41
lText:
Found it!! We started our caching day at Old Ford Lock then started a day Caching along a 9 mile stretch of the River Lea with Catalina Clan and Catalina Guy.  TFTC


lParent: GC24W41
lText:
10:02 AM. Thank you for a quick find during beautiful riverside walk. I was checked by park patrol close to this cache! :-O
Touching memorial nearby.


lParent: GC4BF21
lText:
Spotted this shiny cache from a distance!  interesting history and a lovely area to walk.
TFTC

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6922


lParent: GC4BF21
lText:
A stroll down to see the River (I seldom get to this part of London) and a quick cache.

It's a shame 'Obey the Moon' is no more as the tides were perfect for it...


TFTC


lParent: GC4BF21
lText:
Greetings from Finland! I've been discovering Hammersmith with my family during our stay in London and after a break in local pub we wanted to search this cache. Thank you!


lParent: GC4BF21
lText:
In town for a days caching as its been a while since I was last here.  

A nice easy find as I spotted it on my approach.

TFTC


lParent: GC4BF21
lText:
Had to be in the area for an appointment and arrived a few minutes early.  As this was a matter of metres away it would have been rude to ignore it.  TFTC


lParent: GC2V03W
lText:
Tftc! A very beautiful church and a nice memorial tribute to the men who died in a horrible accident. I would never have known it was there if it wasn't for this cache so thank you! I had a really enjoyable walk round the churchyard looking at the very old gravestones - some as old as early 18th C. The church itself is majestic and stood proud against the black sky which threatened rain as I worked out the coords. Then disaster! It began pelting it down so I jumped back in the car to wait. Downloaded a GPS app while I was there - proved more accurate than the one on the GC app. 

I was working in the area so had to go on to my next appointment but returned an hour or so later after the rain. Thought I knew where to look and poked around in some pretty muddy places getting my work clothes and shoes a bit mucky before an idea struck - my preconceived ideas about the type of cache and where it would be hidden were wrong! Took a few steps forward, spotted a flash of something poking out but a man with his dog chose that moment to appear beside me. I waited for him to move off down the road, darted forwards and voila! Cache in hand. 

Signed the log, put back where found.

All in all a very enjoyable search and a lot learnt. Highly recommended.


lParent: GC2V03W
lText:
Up from Wales visiting my dad who lives nearby. This church is so imposing, it looks magnificent on approach from Lawrie Park Avenue. Once at co-ords managed to find the information required and a short wander to GZ for a nice quick find. Fantastic location, tftc


lParent: GC2V03W
lText:
Long story here, what started as a nice easy multi turned into a long hunt - all started well - what a sad story, glad they are not forgotten - information gathered and a sensible looking place about 700 metres away, off I went - as I got to what I thought was gz I read the description and realised this isn;t where I should have been - the ABCD isn't ABCD it is in a different order - quickly realised where I had gone wrong - back down the hill to where I had started, whilst I had been gone there had been a nasty accident on the hill with some cyclists now laying in the road surrounded by ambulances and police!!!  Quickly found the cache in the obvious place very near where I had started - what should have taken me perhaps five minutes if I had bothered to read the description properly took me about half an hour tftc


lParent: GC2V03W
lText:
Fascinating piece of history and cache on great condition - thank you. Found on way to work after staying over with friends to see The Railway Children


lParent: GC3EBYT
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#892

We were surprised by the container position, but the good thing is that it was really easy to find. 

TFTC les1967debs
6 September 2015 14:54


lParent: GC3EBYT
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The frist found during my week in London. I was on the way to the Wimbledon tennis courts. Arriving at the Southfield station, i noticed the cache nearby and decided to give it a try, despite the heavy rain. Soon then, i could "try" to write my name on the wet list.

TFTC and greetings from Switzerland
Twister16


lParent: GC3EBYT
lText:
Girls Caching Tour SH83 and I have 36hours in London to cache to our hearts content. This was our first find! Tftc!


lParent: GC3EBYT
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Not too hard to find once we had the right spot! Found this with nite_girl on our London girly caching weekend! TFTC


lParent: GC3QKBW
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(00:42 the next day, actually, but I'm being consistent overall)
Hopped of the tube, quickly found and jumped back on the next but one tube. Thanks!


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Admittedly evening rush hour was a daft time to look - far too many muggles around- think I need a back-up with me to avoid rousing suspicion whilst searching. I'll be back...


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Used the old "fiddling with my bike" trick to avoid suspicion. TFTC


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Our first find :) We are Tooting residents so what better way to start off our Geocaching than to do it so close to home! We forgot a pen to sign the log book though! My 4 year old Lyla loved doing the 'treasure hunt'. 

Thanks :)


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Muggle central indeed. Get a friend provide cover and pretend to discuss the dilemma of heading to Wandsworth or Croydon. Nice to have a cache here to add significance to the locale.


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Have looked for this one before with no luck but today we found it easily - and first cache for my friend Julia! Tftc


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Found this one easier than we thought it was going to be.......Power to the People!
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC3QKBW
lText:
Beautiful morning for Geocaching. Found this little one easy peasy very early in the morning. Muggle central!
TFTC


lParent: GC2N5WM
lText:
Auf einer Sightseeingtour durch London konnte das Döschen schnell geschnappt und erfolgreich signiert werden.

TFTC

Team Taubenpapa


lParent: GC2N5WM
lText:
Loved the old underground logo, a fascinating piece I'd never noticed before.  Found with Mr Potty and Ninja Jam.


lParent: GC2N5WM
lText:
What an interesting cache. I'd never have realized that it was a vent. The area has changed a lot since I was last there.


lParent: GC3WVJH
lText:
Should have been a quick and easy one as I could see the cache on approach. Unfortunately foot fall and muggles made both retrieving and relocating the cache more challenging! Tftc


lParent: GC3WVJH
lText:
Found it. Was actually on the floor. Have found and replaced. Forgot tweezers though and pen has no ink in it. Hashtag fail. Photo as evidence mind!
TFTC


lParent: GC3WVJH
lText:
Nice easy find, though new log needed, I Must make a habit of bringing spares with me. 
Found a gap to sign.


lParent: GC3WVJH
lText:
Well started looking around the road sign outside the church, couldn't find it anywhere behind, to the side, near... Maybe I'm being a doofus. Help!


lParent: GC38EQ1
lText:
GPS a bit out for me today but I know this path so well, never knew there was a cache here, I could have become an addict sooner if I had known!  Thanks.  Great area for foraging, some lovely wild garlic, sloes, blackberries, pears, apples, nuts and berries all along the Channelsea Path.


lParent: GC38EQ1
lText:
I almost gave up! I'm on my own, dressed up, in the park looking in and under everything. My persistence paid off :)


lParent: GC38EQ1
lText:
When its dark, this cache provides quite a challenge. I had some idea as where to look. It turned out that spot 3 was the right one. Nice location to hide a cache. The one bug with the cache was a bit scary in the dark as I had a feeling some parts were real animals.


lParent: GC38EQ1
lText:
Nearly stopped off for a game of Bingo, but thought it better to find the cache.

Good coordinates and the hitn gave me an idea.
Checked a couple of places and there it is!

TFTC


lParent: GCZ60N
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After finding the Pagoda cache, I was debating whether to go for this one as it was quite a walk away. Decided to go ahead anyway. After a long walk along the Heath Lane, reached GZ and luckily, cache was immediately spotted beside this church. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:42:41 UTC.


lParent: GCZ60N
lText:
No trouble parking in the church visitors car park and a quick walk to the GZ.  MR L found the cache and signed the log.  Replaced as found.  There were some muggles at the bus-stop across the road, but they weren't interested in what we were doing.  A dash across the road to the old ruined church and the fabulous graves.  Top spot so thanks for bringing us here. TFTC  [:D]


lParent: GCZ60N
lText:
We found our first geocache. Much searching and many wrong turns. "If that's easy what's hard," says a delighted junior helper.


lParent: GCZ60N
lText:
We walked to St Margaret's lee and found the geo cache!! Can't believe it!!! This is our very first geocache! Thank you for leaving it there!!! Xxx


lParent: GCZ60N
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area 
Nice quick find here good coords 
Tftc


lParent: GC24W42
lText:
This one took a short search to find. Some interesting history on the nearby information board. 

TFTC


lParent: GC24W42
lText:
Our GPS's had us a little off from the spot where we made the find so we widened the search as we knew we were looking for a magnetic and Bingo! 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: GC24W42
lText:
No. 1 of our River Lee walks (: forgot a pen the first part of the way so we'll have to go back one day. (:


lParent: GC24W42
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. How I missed it on my previous visit last April goodness knows. TFTC


lParent: GC1TBNQ
lText:
Nice little cache but it had fallen onto the floor so Sponge and I have put it back in what we hope is the right place.


lParent: GC2AZ8K
lText:
Definitely not here as based on the previous caches in this series it should've been a straightforward find especially at this location


lParent: GC5M9F1
lText:
09h20 #2,000 Wahaaaaay! Woooohoooo! (5/5 cache finds - but 2 DNFs - on a fine sunny morning)

Found the cache after a short search at this good viewpoint overlooking the Lee Valley. TFTC! Dipped trackables


lParent: GC5M9F1
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I had just found the Horseshoe Bridge cache and went 'off piste' to collect this one. I arrived at GZ and could see where the sewer had exploded! After a bit of head scratching I soon found the cache. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5M9F1
lText:
The two on this park have been on my hit list for some time. I found the other last week however this one was disabled. Came back on this beautiful summer Sunday and after a bit of scrabbling around made the find. Good to finally have them both ticked off. TFTC.


lParent: GC4BH6N
lText:
Well after five days working here at Imperial College I managed to steal a little time to take a wander around the back to the car parks. I'd parked here a month or so ago for a meeting but as I was with a number of colleagues I couldn't go off and make the find. Today however I was on my own and the signal on my phone totally vanished, despondent I started walking back but 50mts later a signal reappeared and I was able to pick up the co-ords. At GZ it was after all that a QEF so SL and headed back. TFTC.
1204@14:00


lParent: GC4BH6N
lText:
Found it fairly easy but had a problem prising it off (no fingernails) then found I'd lost my pen en-route. I'd walked from the canal at Kensal Green - may have to do it again to sign the log. My 300th cache.


lParent: GC5MBD6
lText:
09h00 Gave up the search after poking around the well overgrown area for a good 15 minutes receiving a few pricks and stings in the process . . . so was disappointed not to find this one as it sounds from the logs to be a great container [:(]. Hope to get a chance for another look sometime . . .


lParent: GC5MBD6
lText:
I was visiting one of my London friends for lunch. I decided to arrive early at 8:30am, as I wanted to try and add some of the River Lee series to my collection [:)] I had just found the Scrambled Eggs SUPER! cache and when I arrived at GZ I couldn't see a brambly hedge, thank goodness [:)] I soon found this cache, which I loved, as I own several like it and use them on my 'Cairn You Dig It' series in Surrey [:)] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5MBD6
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Have seen this type of hide before. Beware of muggle tramps / immigrants sleeping in nearby shelter. TFTC


lParent: GC24W3N
lText:
Another easy find here but I had to wait for some muggles to pass before returning it. There's quite s contrast between old and new along this stretch. 

TFTC


lParent: GC24W3N
lText:
Put my hand on this one quickly as not many metal objects though a few prickles! 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: GC24W3N
lText:
11th find today. went to the wrong side of the river first. Silly me must look at the maps and not just follow the arrow. 11 finds and 7 dnf. tftc


lParent: GC3C4TP
lText:
Took a while to find it as it was my first time caching on my phone and not my trusty Garmin! Did it after breakfast with a few friends, they loved it, great clues, thanks very much for placing it!


lParent: GC3C4TP
lText:
I had a spare hour this afternoon and looked for a few local caches to the hospital.  A Church Micro is always a special target and, after a brief walk, I was soon seeking out those all important numbers.  There was a moment of concern when I approached GZ and thought that the timing was going to be atrocious as it seemed to be terribly overlooked.  However, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the angles were just right and I was able to grab this nicely secured cache with ease.  The log book was duly signed and the cache was replaced as found.

Thank you The Edmondsons very much indeed for setting and maintaining this cache, another Church Micro, which was number 1 of 3 that I found today.  [8D]


lParent: GC4X855
lText:
Last one I looked for on my wander today but couldn't find it. Oh well, never mind, glad I visited the common anyway - nice area to have a seat in the sunshine.


lParent: GC4X855
lText:
Now this was really tricky!  The location is reasonably easy to find... but boy is it hidden well! 
Thanks to our Devon we were successful.  You need to really look into all small crannies if you want to find it! 3rd and final find of our afternoon walk.  TFTC!


lParent: GC4X855
lText:
Caching with Hedgepiglet. Came to the Common and quickly found the GZ. The cache took a bit longer and really had us puzzled as we searched all around. Then Hedgepiglet spotted something suspicious and sure enough there was the cache!
Great hide. I have given it a favourite point!
TFTC, Dancingdogs!


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
My whole purpose for visiting Hampstead was to find this EC. Finding any other caches were a bonus which was just as well as I had something of an odd encounter at GZ. 
I meandered via an historical multi cache en-route but eventually I arrived at the magnificent site of the two trees.  I had sourced the info and was just about to take a photo at the pond when a slightly odd character appeared from a different direction and called out to me to stop taking photos. 
Feeling moderately nervous as I hadn’t seen any dog walkers or other people in the vicinity, I gathered up my things ready to flee.  As he approached, he asked me stop as he wanted to show me a newspaper in his rucksack. Needless to say, I scurried off without making eye contact, desperate to put some distance between us. 
Luckily there was no further incident but I was unwilling to return to find the other caches in the area!
Anyway, happily, I had all the info so TFTEC!!


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
After business in town I took a train and bus out to the Heath.
This was a really interesting cache which I gathered the answers for whilst picking up a couple of others in the area and mailed to the Co.
TFTC!


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
It was wonderful to return to the Heath after some time and discover more about it to complete this Earth Cache with Michelle195. I didn't realise it had such an interesting history!


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
Came to the Heath especially to do this Earth Cache, I grew up in this area and used to spend a lot of time here but since moving a bit away I don't come here so much. I have never thought of how it was formed and it was really interesting finding this out and also a bit of the other history about the area. TFTEC.


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
EC's are fun to do.  This one has a bit of gruesome, but very interesting, history attached.  I will be doing more reading about the area - I do love a bit of gruesome. PB99 has done the email for both of us.  Thank you for setting up this one and giving us more of London's weird history   .....   TFTC & FP


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
another interesting ec, starting to tie together the geology we have been seeing from the south coast up through Essex and into London over the last few weeks. email sent for self and pippitt, tftc and a fp


lParent: GC4754T
lText:
#1162 
EN: Found it during the trip to London with my brother dominik.sk25.
We were on holiday at our cousin and we found some interesting cache.
Thank you for this cache.

SK: Nájdená pocas výletu v Londýne spolu s bratom dominik.sk25.
Boli sme na prázdninách u sesternice a spojili sme to aj s hladaním kešiek. Podarilo sa nám nájst vela zaujímavých kešiek. Hlavným cielom bolo nájst nejaké virtuálky, ktoré na Slovensku nemáme.
Dakujem za pekné kešky.


lParent: GC1TBMK
lText:
Found it during a great outing with my nephews.  Log book was there, but has seen better days.  The container lid is missing too


lParent: GC5TQHZ
lText:
This little fellow was very well hide. Even if i know what we looked for it was hard work. My brother in law made the catch finally. Maybe he will become a geocacher.  :)


lParent: GC5TQHZ
lText:
07h15 #1,996 (1/5 cache finds on a lovely calm sunny morning)

Found without problem using the hint - without which it may have been much more difficult. Well constructed nifty hide! FP duly awarded

TFTC! Dipped trackables


lParent: GC5TQHZ
lText:
I was in the area again today and I decided to look for this cache. I arrived at the indicated coordinates and made a quick inspection. I then read the hint, realised I was definitely at GZ, looked again and quickly found it [:)] TFTC and the sneaky, fun hide [:)]


lParent: GC5TQHZ
lText:
9:44 AM. Wow, what a great camouflage! Thank you for a great cache in a beautiful park.
I'm adding this one to my Favorites.


lParent: GC5TQHZ
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Have seen this type of hide before. TFTC


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
Did the maths last year, but didn't have time to find the cache too. It was a quick find today. Thanks for bringing us to this spot, which is much more interesting up close. Walking away from the rhubarb, we passed where the clue to the cache is located. If memory serves me right, I think the required details are now hidden from view (see pic.)


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
As soon as I saw this cache name I knew where it was.  Could not fathom the first stage though.  We only found one cache, checked for second one.  

Before the arrival of the railways Stratford was an area of market gardens and I have a feeling rhubarb may have been one of the crops.

As locals we know this spot well, the kids always run in and out of here when we're passing.


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
Despite the heavy downpour we ventured out from the warm of our travel lodge room and soon found cache


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
I had to pop to Stratford this afternoon, so took the opportunity to find a couple of caches.
Always enjoy a multi cache, details noted and soon on my way to GZ. Log signed and replaced.
Thank you Arn100 for placing.


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
Blimey that wAs hard work but got all I needed eventually while I was up in London for the anniversary games btftc


lParent: GC2JC8Y
lText:
Solved this and grabbed it while visiting overnight in the area. The sun was bright this evening and there were many people buzzing around for a Saturday night.


lParent: GC602K1
lText:
I checked the centre from the three sides but didn't spot the cache. So I had a seat and that's when I spied it a little off centre. TFTC


lParent: GCG4E4
lText:
Have been meaning to pick this one up for a while, as it has been sitting in splendid "Unfound" isolation on the map for too long.  However, as I do a lot of my daily caching in the evening, I've headed the warnings and steered clear...  Had a bit of time today, so took advantage of the lovely weather and had a pleasant stroll in the late afternoon sun.  What a fascinating place; another location that I would never have known about or visited were it not for Geocaching.  Nice easy find, and I picked up the TB (although I have no idea what it is all about...).  TFTC!


lParent: GCG4E4
lText:
13:26 4/13
Found on a long walk between Fulham and Twickenham. This area seems to remain quiet and undisturbed at most times. Quite odd for this place to be so remote. I will probably return to visit again!

Edgemaster (#610)

This entry was edited by Edgemaster on Sunday, 28 June 2015 at 22:47:10 UTC.


lParent: GCG4E4
lText:
Nice unusual spot with old grave stones and frankly not spooky at all (in the day...).  Trickier than we thought to locate.  But once we found the right tree ("bushy" tree, that is) it was easy enough to uncover.  A nice little box with a few things: a key ring, an Australian 10c coin and now a 5p coin as well! 2nd find of our afternoon. TFTC!


lParent: GC2PP73
lText:
It felt a bit strange to walk off the path to this GZ when there was nothing in particular to see there, but luckily the tiny cache was quickly spotted. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 09:06:42 UTC.


lParent: GC2PP73
lText:
Can't believe my 'just' 3yr old found it! I had warned the kids we may not find this one. But we did! It was about 12m off chords and we approached from the house. Replaced as found. Tftc!


lParent: GC2PP73
lText:
the hint helped here as it deleted lot of possible hiding places. it took me about 10 minutes to find it even though it was there, like all visible.... damn.. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC2PP73
lText:
Greetings from Canada, this marks my first find in the UK. Had a great time walking around Kenwood, SL, TFTC.


lParent: GC2PP73
lText:
We have visited with HK81375 the Kenwood Estate. Very nice place and then the rain started. But I found this mini cache. TFTC.

MilikS


lParent: GC18RX3
lText:
After business in town I took a train and bus out to the Heath.
This was a nice easy find before the more challenging ones!
TFTC!


lParent: GC18RX3
lText:
This was a relatively muggle-less section of the Heath. Cache was a quick find at an expected spot. Nice sizable cache. Didn't realise this was part of a series so did not collect the bonus number. Perhaps will come back again one day. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:42:50 UTC.


lParent: GC18RX3
lText:
An instant find for the 6yr old. Beautiful place. We had never been here before but had been meaning to visit. Loved the two oaks nearby. Son took a plastic bunch of bananas and left a rubber ink stamp. Tftc!


lParent: GC18RX3
lText:
easy found, as the cache was almost on plain view. it was in its "hole", but I saw it at least 5 meters before at the GZ. Hide it little better with sticks and leaves. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC18RX3
lText:
A whole bunch of TB's gone missing from here. Such a shame, really.   Well hidden and nice cache  ....   TFTC


lParent: GC4C55E
lText:
Walked through a rather faint trail with undergrowth to reach this clearing. Turned out there was an easier way to get to GZ from the south. 

Walked around for a while before spotting the cache. It was quite a far reach to grab this cache, but managed to do it in the end. Nice camo, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:35:41 UTC.


lParent: GC4C55E
lText:
Found 30 Aug - app didn't register it for some reason. Took a while to find as gps wasn't working properly that day.


lParent: GC4C55E
lText:
An easy find once we decided we would indeed try looking in the most obvious place once all other options had turned up nothing! Tftc!


lParent: GC4C55E
lText:
the weather wasn´t the best, GPS was going round and round and I have no idea what a holly looks like... after 10 minutes of search I decided to give up... maybe another time


lParent: GC3EG2A
lText:
My first find in the UK. Must try the Airline some day as well. Thank you for the cache and greetings from Finland!


lParent: GC3EG2A
lText:
We were up in London for our third visit this week - this time to see Hetty Feather. But as it was the weekend we couldn't resist coming up earlier in the day to pick up some caches. Parked at the Dome to catch the tube in to do some caching in Central London - but got distracted by some nearby challenge caches and the Cable Car ride.  After a very exciting ride over the river in the cable car we stopped to pick up a couple of caches on this side of the river - this was the first - and a nice easy find.  SL TFTC.


lParent: GC3EG2A
lText:
Found with the able assistance of my muggle friend J, after we enjoyed riding the Skylark over from North Greenwich. Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC14WF9
lText:
Had a nice walk around the compound and collected all the clues. Headed to GZ and searched the trees, both in the safe and dangerous area, but did not spot the cache. Was a little disappointed, but perhaps will try again next time!


lParent: GC14WF9
lText:
Thoroughly enjoyed following the trail and gathering all the clues, but found nothing at the final coords - even given the hint & previous finders' comments. Either I calculated the coords wrong or it's got a bit overgrown... (every likely candidate was very brambly)


lParent: GC14WF9
lText:
Our first multicache was a gem! We loved it and my little 3 years old chicken was so proud to find it after such an adventure quest, look at his draw in the logbook. Please hide the cache carefully, it was took off his place by dogs when we arrived. We dropped a geocoin that we being from France, help it to reach Toronto!


lParent: GC14WF9
lText:
Beautiful weather today so it would be rude not to hit the Heath! [:)]
This cache was waiting patiently on my list for the day like today. 
Arrived by bus to Golders Green and then walked up the hill to Kenwood House. 
Had a really fantastic time in the park collecting all the numbers. 
Cache found, swapped trackables, took time in the sunshine to read previous log entries so the logbook can breath some fresh air for a while... [:P]
TFTC! Fav point from me [:)]


lParent: GC24VMK
lText:
Very quick find by Catalina Guy. A family outing. 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: GC4DC1B
lText:
Nice church in this vast patch of green. Clues were collected easily and I sat beside the church to figure out the GZ coordinates. Cache was found after a short walk. I had thought the 'micro' in 'church micro' refers to the size of the cache, but this one clearly wasn't a micro. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:46:34 UTC.


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
Another fine church but some complicated sums and adding up. Amazingly all was well first time and led to a promising spot. The cache was soon found and replaced, TFTC.


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
Parking was a big issue here and then we just stopped anyway and got the necessary data very, very quickly.  The maths was an issue as it didn't give us the number of digits we were expecting, then Mr L had a brainwave and we hoped that it would lead us to the cache.  A short drive and we had the GZ in our sights - no mistakes, so we were very happy. Easy retrieval, signed the log, replaced as found. TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
Brown**    On a previous visit, we had the numbers, loaded the gps and searched everywhere.  They had been entered wrong, back to front, and nothing made sense.  We went off disgruntled until rechecking and finding our mistake.  Googled some and realised exactly where we should have been.  Now we're back and it's a whole lot easier when you do things in the right order   .....  TFTC and a favourite for our stupidity  ....  TFTC


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
Came here a while back and left very frustrated as nothing would hook up- cords in the middle of nowhere and no hint correlation. Suddenly last night out of nowhere, came the thought that I might have had a dyslexic moment- changed the cords slightly and checked on google and it all made sense. So happy to return today and find where we expected, but in a way NOT. TFTC brown ball


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
At last finally made it to the gz.  Had the numbers sorted a while back but due to the crowds we just couldnt park.  Such a beautiful church that I never get tired of visiting as always looks stunning especially today as the sun was shining with a back ground of stunning blue sky. 
Another in this lovely series so thank you for placing and maintaining.  TFTC x


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
TFTC we were in the area and had to pick up a church micro so this one fit the bill thanks for placing .


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
This church was close to our hotel and we had picknick on the Blackheat every evening. Of course I had to make an attempt at this one.  Made a few miscalculations, but in the end I was able to find the box. 

Logged during this summers longest vacation trip. The first week I spent alone caching in northern Germany, with the Mega in Bremerhaven as the main target. After that we family rejoined and we had two very interesting weeks with Amsterdam and London as the prime stops, but we visited many more interesting places on the way. Not so much caching during this part of the trip, but I managed to squeeze in a few every now and when. Big thanks to all CO who has placed caches for me to enjoy!


lParent: GC4DC1B
lText:
Managed to find a parking space on this sunny evening. Collected all the clues and calculated the final location. A short walk, back in the direction of the car, and the box was soon spotted. Struggled to remove it, but it eventually popped out. Took one of the two TBs and replaced the cache. TFTC


lParent: GC62VTC
lText:
I was in the area this evening so took the opportunity to find this giant new cache. Nice location and long may it last! Took TB, thanks for setting.


lParent: GC62VTC
lText:
TFTC

A new huge cache. Exactly what I needed to drop a London bound TB in. 
Fun views too of Canary Wharf. 

TFTC Maattmoo found you!


lParent: GC62VTC
lText:
A surprisingly large cache and probably the biggest I've come across. The sun was out so I took a seat on the grass and did the admin comfortably. Thanks for this cache and Its nice to see you're placing caches around my neck of the woods


lParent: GC62VTC
lText:
I was on my way over by train for some caching in the Swanley/Eynsford yesterday when this popped up - so frustrating as it is fairly close to me. Realised that I would not get FTF, but was surprised today to find that the Usual Suspects had not beaten me and STF was still available. Got up early today and shot off to find it, giving me a new best streak! Thanks seekswithdog for the TB! - I will pass it on at some stage.


lParent: GC62VTC
lText:
A quick find after rugby training. Mini cachet said "be careful it might be a rat poison box!" Sad but true :-( TFTC


lParent: GC5AZR8
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

This cache was easily spotted. The hint told me exactly where it was hiding. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC5AZR8
lText:
Found this nice and quickly once we crossed over to the opposite side of the road to where our gps was directing us to. Log has clearly got wet but was dry when we got to it. Tftc


lParent: GC5AZR8
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching holiday in London, from Yorkshire. After a DNF in April, I was in the area again. Having found more of CO's caches, I had an inkling of what this might be - and I was right. TFTC


lParent: GC5AZR8
lText:
#04.1 

Found it only I tried the opposite of the road...

TFTC

.

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:04:38 UTC.


lParent: GC5AZR8
lText:
Popped out this afternoon to grab a couple in Greenwich and then managed a sneaky extra in the way home as my bus when straight past it. Had to be done. One I ignored the GPS this was a nice easy find, as is seen the MO before. TFTC!


lParent: GC554RV
lText:
Another quick find. Nice one, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:58:33 UTC.


lParent: GC554RV
lText:
Mr L was left to search alone as Mrs L sought out Memorial Shelter.  He gave up being subtle and got stuck in, eventually finding the secretive little chap! Signed log and popped it back, then legged it up the road to see how Mrs L was getting on. TFTC  [:D]


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
Put my hand on it straight away. [:)]
Nice little find next to the Crystal Palace Museum which unfortunately was closed [:(] 
TFTC!


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
Instant find. I must have walked past this tower 100 times but never looked at it! Thanks for the enlightenment and for placing this cache.


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
Like a previous finder I knew exactly where this one was but missed it on the first sweep - quite busy here on a Sunday morning - nice find tftc


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
TFTC, visiting with grandchildren and our son, intro to caching, DNF last year but with the new help all good.


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
No pen as she was by museum entrance inside park.  I went outside and found ok.

Wanted to come to crystal palace so here we are!.

Nice cache.


lParent: GC4H78K
lText:
I was in the Crystal Palace area today with Mang. and Henry the Geo Pug, as Mang. wanted to look for a special Church Micro in Upper Norwood. We decided to take a circular walk via Crystal Palace Park and look for some other local caches whilst we were passing. This one took a bit longer than it should have but I eventually found it in its excellent hiding place. TFTC :)


lParent: GC53HZF
lText:
Found with Mr Potty, TaraDBA & NinjaJ.  Broken knitting needle in my caching kit came in very handy.  Thanks.


lParent: GC53HZF
lText:
Didn't look at the logs before looking for the cache! - but this one definitely seems to have gone AWOL.

This entry was edited by TimeTraveller'sWife on Sunday, 26 July 2015 at 08:51:27 UTC.


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
Searched for a while beside the path, but did not find any cache. Must be a really tricky hide, well done. Perhaps will try again one day.


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
A quick find. I'm used to these though, so maybe made it an easier find. Pic did help immensely though. Kids loved it. Tftc!


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
this was a hard found. with a map and GPS I found the area and I understood the hint. The first search came up empty, but after moving three meters I noticed some geo tracks, searched there and actually found it [:D] tftc. I ended my caching for the day here. The weather wasn´t really helping so tomorrow I will continue on the other side of road.


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
I spent about 10-15 minutes searching and avoiding a couple of muggles here before I retraced my steps slightly and then spotted the hide. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 06:14:07 UTC.


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
Took me a little while as I thought I knew what I was looking for.  I eventually clocked something that wasn't quite right and bingo !   Have a FP     Check out Green on the Green


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
Ducktagnan went though the hints with me. I looked round I found a likely location and found the cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC48R96
lText:
This could have been really tricky but my geo eye spotted what I was looking for fairly quickly. TFTC


lParent: GC3PZD5
lText:
#891

Cache found quickly as we approached it by the good angle.

TFTC alboyiscool
6 September 2015 14:38


lParent: GC5TQR7
lText:
#4401 16:25
Nice quick find, although people seem to be using the area near GZ as a loo. [V] 
Nice view of horses though.
Thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC5TQR7
lText:
This sunny friday was a good day for a biketrip for my brother in law and me.
This nice little fellow was fast to find.
Thansk for showing the horses.


lParent: GC5TQR7
lText:
07h29 #1,997 (2/5 cache finds on a beautiful sunny morning on and around the marshes)

Quick find of this well-constructed hide in a rather smelly area - because the corner of the adjacent field happens to be the favourite spot for the several resident horses to make their periodic deposits . . . [:O]
TFTC! Dipped trackables.


lParent: GC5TQR7
lText:
Happy International Geocaching Day 2015 [:D] I was in the area again today, as I was meeting a friend, so I decided to look for this cache. I took a while to arrive at GZ, as I took the wrong path [:(] However, when I finally got there I quickly found the cache [:)] TFTC and another sneaky, fun hide [:)]

This entry was edited by terrapintim on Saturday, 15 August 2015 at 20:22:09 UTC.


lParent: GC48RBB
lText:
Nice to find a zoo and deer enclosure in this park! This cache was a little distance away from the crowds at a rather muddy patch of land. Had made a wrong assumption about the cache hide which led me to search for a long time in futility. Almost gave up, but then when I took a closer look at a spot I've seen before, noticed something different. There the cache was, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:30:20 UTC.


lParent: GC48RBB
lText:
An easy find but a bit prickly. I've taken the kids out for a bit of a long walk and already regretting it as I'm rather grumpy about their grumpiness! Oops. Got to make it back to Stoke Newington before night fall... Eek! Tftc!


lParent: GC48RBB
lText:
quick found but after the finding I noticed that I was still on wrong side of a fence and no way over (or under it), so I had walk back trough mud. I think it is more easy to approach this from west side.. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC48RBB
lText:
#1107 
EN: Found it during the trip to London with my brother dominik.sk25. 
We were on holiday at our cousin and we found some interesting cache. 
Thank you for this cache.

SK: Nájdená pocas výletu v Londýne spolu s bratom dominik.sk25.
Boli sme na prázdninách u sesternice a spojili sme to aj s hladaním kešiek. Podarilo sa nám nájst vela zaujímavých kešiek. Hlavným cielom bolo nájst nejaké virtuálky, ktoré na Slovensku nemáme.
Dakujem za pekné kešky.


lParent: GC48RBB
lText:
This took a bit of searching before I saw it a few feet away from where I expected. Replaced where I think it should have been to agree with the hint. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 06:09:20 UTC.


lParent: GC5C9W3
lText:
I've driven past here many, many times but today I decided to stop to try to find it. I spotted it as I approached and grabbed it as I walked past, so I don't think I was spotted even though it was busy here. TFTC


lParent: GC5CCC0
lText:
Didn't found it like number 5 maybe you should check if they are srill there ... or im only stupid... cause the last found was few months ago and thats a long time


lParent: GC5CCC0
lText:
No one was around as I stuck my head in various places. I was looking too far along at first, but moved towards a more likely area and spotted it.


lParent: GC4GB3R
lText:
We DNF due to a homeless person camping near the GZ as we had kid's with us but we will be going back in a week or so. Tftc


lParent: GC4GB3R
lText:
I went to check on this cache as there was a maintenance needed icon on it. I have replaced the nearly full logbook with a new logbook for the next geocacher to find


lParent: GCV5GT
lText:
Thanks for the cache and for showing the friendly sign :) no trackables found. Took nothing.
My first during our stay here in London. 

........_o
......_\ \>,                     Tftc   :-)
....(_)/(_)            Konditionstrainer


lParent: GCV5GT
lText:
TFTC - Just on my way to the Hotel Close to the Excel-Hall....there was "just one more thing!" to do...


lParent: GCV5GT
lText:
We were up in London for our third visit this week - this time to see Hetty Feather. But as it was the weekend we couldn't resist coming up earlier in the day to pick up some caches. Parked at the Dome to catch the tube in to do some caching in Central London - but got distracted by some nearby challenge caches and the Cable Car ride. After a very exciting ride over the river on the cable car we stopped to pick up a couple of caches on this side of the river.  Really impressed and surprised with the lovely big cache container - such a change from the micros and nanos we normally expect from London.  Took TB and left another TB.  SL TFTC.


lParent: GCV5GT
lText:
just returned home and logging caches for the weekend.
Travel Kitten geocoin  left and travel bug Klompen picked up and taken north.
TFTC


lParent: GC62YHR
lText:
We searched high and low for this one. We were just calling it a day and walking out of the undergrowth when it was spotted hiding very sneakily! Noticed we were the only 2nd to sign the log so nice to see a new cache in the area! TFTC!


lParent: GC62YHR
lText:
I'm pretty sure I had the right tree, but unfortunately  I'll need to come back and have another go at this another day as I couldn't  spot the cache among all of the growth.


lParent: GC62YHR
lText:
#889


Sunday morning, switch on my phone, check my email, two new caches nearby! Times to go for a walk near Wimbledon! 
as we went a bit late, we were not sure to be able to have reach the cache in time...
Once there, we found the cache quickly, thanks to the good eyes of Quenrelia. And I was still empty, which means that it is a {TFT}!

TFTC Freekatz
6 September 2015 12:29

This entry was edited by L0ic on Sunday, 06 September 2015 at 20:24:36 UTC.


lParent: GC62YHR
lText:
#906 {FTF} Think I was lucky to spot this one hanging around fairly early on in our search as I first thought it was gonna be a lengthy one ;) 
TFTC Freekatz

This entry was edited by Quenrelia on Sunday, 06 September 2015 at 16:24:55 UTC.


lParent: GC38EM4
lText:
It took me a good 10 minutes, mostly because it was dark. It seemed like the perfect time to try this cache. There were hardly any people about so plenty of time to search. Thanks for this cache.


lParent: GC38EM4
lText:
Ich habe mit frigerator und meiner Muggel-Mama 2 Wochen Urlaub in Südengland und London gemacht. Dabei haben wir uns viele interessante Sachen angesehen. Castles, Gärten, Parks, Kirchen, die Küste, haben Türme bestiegen, Museen besucht und andere tolle Sehenswürdigkeiten besichtigt. Und nebenbei haben wir auch ein paar Caches gesucht...
Diese kleine Dose haben wir schnell entdeckt, konnten aber erst loggen, als die vielen Muggels weg waren. TFTC!


lParent: GC38EM4
lText:
I spent 2 weeks with my wife and joni-boni in South England and London. We have seen a lot of very interesting things: castles, gardens, parks, churches, the coast, climbed towers, visited museums and other wonderful sights... and we looked for some geocaches too! 
This one we found relatively quickly, because of the hint. Thank You for showing this location & TFTC!


This entry was edited by frigerator on Friday, 07 August 2015 at 16:35:29 UTC.


lParent: GC528YX
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Quick find at this busy junction. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:54:48 UTC.


lParent: GC528YX
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Such a small piece of paper to write on that I just put 'HB54' and oops, forgot to put a date. Getting it back in the container was a struggle. Luckily my daughter has more patience and did it for me.


lParent: GC528YX
lText:
Found it...Day 21 of our 'Excellent European Vacation' started off with a Celebration...wootwoot...Abby Road Web Cam was our 2000 FIND?...couldn't have planned it any better for Mr CH's love of the Beatles and it being Father's Day as well...then walking across Abbey Road  our 'geosister' Monkham's Rose  reached her 100th Find ?woot wootLater after Brazilian Lunch at the O2 and the Emirates Air Gondola ride we headed up to the Royal Observatory for the requisite Prime Meridian visit...by the time we left Greenwich Village we had collected 10 caches and the 2 all important Milestones...this day was made possible by our 'Mr Muggles' Tour Driver......another awesome day spent in the company of our gracious English hosts...
TFTH's...Greetings from Canada  
Keep Calm and Cache On...

This entry was edited by CacheHoles2012 on Friday, 17 July 2015 at 06:18:43 UTC.


lParent: GC5XF8B
lText:
I need to stress that the reason I DNF was that as I arrived, so did about 16 men and a skip. They were obviously getting ready to do work in the nature reserve. I went back 2 hours later. Men still there. Literally AT Gz. So annoyed.


lParent: GC5XF8B
lText:
I needed a cache today to continue my streak and this was fairly close to me. Very pleasantly surprised by the location. Have lived around the area for years and didn't know it was here. Was out with travis5 and fearless Indiana. Nicely hidden cache with plenty of swaps. Thanks


lParent: GC5XF8B
lText:
Nice cache found with sgb on way home after Sunday spent with son, grandchildren and greatgrand children.  TFTC


lParent: GC24ZTW
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A nice easy find as I make my way down the river. Nice to see some of the old industrial cranes still in place. 

TFTC


lParent: GC24ZTW
lText:
I thought this one would be tucked away but found it without disturbing snails etc.! 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. weather was not as kind as it could be! TFTC


lParent: GC24ZTW
lText:
More muggles than the last, had to wait to retrieve and replace, but it was exactly where i expected it to be. 9th Find today TFTC


lParent: GC527Z7
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A "short" detour on the way home from the playground with my sleeping grandson.

No people around and I found the nice cache after a couple of minutes @11.35.

TFTC and Greetings from Sweden!


lParent: GC527Z7
lText:
A nice patch of green. I jumped in from the road and spotted the cache immediately. Log was a bit wet, but I could sign on it. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:52:12 UTC.


lParent: GC527Z7
lText:
Apologies to all those cachers who have tried and failed with this one; it had gone awol. I have placed a new cache in a slightly different place (but same co-ords) and updated the hint.


lParent: GC527Z7
lText:
Found the perfect place for this one, which would match the hint, but the cache wasn't there. 
Tried all the possible places, but couldn't find it... [:(]


lParent: GC527Z7
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Searched for almost an hour and did not find it. Can anyone tell me if it is still there? Thought it would be an easy first one for the kids.


lParent: GC53PD5
lText:
Found with Mr Potty, TaraDBA & NinjaJ.  A geocaching afternoon adventure.  Good walk around to acclimatise after returning from our travels.


lParent: GC5E391
lText:
Don't try to take a short cut from the park lol. Unless you can get thru trees, a fence, over the train tracks, and a brick wall. Go the nicer long way round :)


lParent: GC56XZ8
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I was looking on the wrong side for a while, but thought where would I hide it and bing. Lovely little park.


lParent: GC56XZ8
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What a gem this park is.
Very nice spot
TFTC

This entry was edited by Hibou! on Thursday, 30 April 2015 at 22:09:37 UTC.


lParent: GC56XZ8
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Found whilst on a very enjoyable caching trip with my friend Jonathan of Boer&Brit.  The day started damp, but soon cleared up and became very warm! [:)]

The aim of the day was to attend the ‘Wombledon Common CITO Earth Day 2015’, plus collect other caches in and around Wimbledon Common [:)]

One of a few caches found after the event! [:)]

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


lParent: GC1DJP1
lText:
Took longer to find than it should have. I'd just about given up and was moving on after I was sure I was looking at the right tree. One last quick look helped me spot something and the cache was quickly I'm hand after that. Tftc


lParent: GC1XK1P
lText:
Found it on my summer holiday in London - but only after discovering what the hint meant. Thanks for the cache says Mrs (Columbo stayed at home).)


lParent: GC1XK1P
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A quick find together with my son Chaoslix on our southwest London evening tour.
Cheers from Austria!

#2183 - TFTC


lParent: GC5F5DP
lText:
Searched quite a number of trees in this area but didn't manage to find the cache. Perhaps next time! Thanks for the hide.


lParent: GC5F5DP
lText:
Spent about 10 mins looking. Too difficult for me. Kids got bored and started fighting so I had to move them on. Tried all the trees in a 5m radius. Climbed a few. Saw nothing. Thanks for the hunt anyway.

This entry was edited by lauralai on Wednesday, 02 September 2015 at 21:01:04 UTC.


lParent: GC5F5DP
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GPS was going rounds (again), but I found some geo tracks so I started  my search on these trees. After this I looked older logs and found better hint. When I found the cache I realized I had already once hold it in my hand... tftc [:)]


lParent: GC5F5DP
lText:
Found a pine cone in the grass with no cache attached, it maybe the one but we found no container and no other pine cones? :(


lParent: GC5F5DP
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This took quite a lot of searching, with my GPS taking me back and forth. eventually it took me a bit further and I spotted the hiding place. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 06:03:42 UTC.


lParent: GC5F5DP
lText:
Took a little while searching in the trees but then spotted something unlikely and there it was. Good hide so thanks for this one


lParent: GC5F5DP
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Ducktagnan showed me the  spoiler photographs on her Ipad so i had an idea of what I should  look .
The GPS was jumpy but I found the  cache in place indicated by the  GPS when it stopped  moving.

TFTC


lParent: GC602HN
lText:
Before reading the hint properly I had spotted the cache so found without the hint. My caching eye has not let me down today. Thanks


lParent: GC602HN
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Searched one side and nothing, moved to the other side and there the cache was. TFTC! [:)] 

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:56:20 UTC.


lParent: GC602HN
lText:
The final cache of my very early morning trip. This one in particular brings back some happy teenage memories. TFTC


lParent: GC602HN
lText:
We parked on a residential street and crossed the busy road to the GZ. It was a very quick find for Mrs L. Mr L signed the log and we popped it back into hiding. It's been a lovely sunny and warm day - ideal for a few more caches. TFTC  [:D]


lParent: GC602HN
lText:
Oh wow what a handsome beauty, thoroughly enjoyed my visit here.  Mr TBHF soon had this one sorted signed and replaced.  Another in this lovely ?? series so thank you for placing for us to find. TFTC


lParent: GC602HN
lText:
When this first popped up I was tempted to rush off to attempt a FTF, but realised I needed to save some local ones for days like today when I need one for my calendar, but am travelling up to Derby to watch the Mighty Rams. I left home at 7am and was at GZ by 7.30am.


lParent: GC35PR9
lText:
A quick find together with my son Chaoslix on our southwest London evening tour.
Cheers from Austria!

#2181 - TFTC


lParent: GC62YG1
lText:
We were angrily asked to leave whilst searching for this one as only workers were permitted here. It's obviously in a spot that may not be open to the public as we found out. We may give it a go another time but feel mightily apprehensive! :(


lParent: GC62YG1
lText:
FTF at 2.40pm!  I came back again today, and this time had no problems with the gates.  After a bit of poking around I soon had the cache in hand, and was very pleased to find a nice blank logbook.  TFTC.


lParent: GC62YG1
lText:
I think I may have seen the spot that the hint was referring to, but had the same problem with the gates as Quenrelia, and wasn't able to search  for the cache.


lParent: GC62YG1
lText:
No luck here today. Couldn't work out the clue where coordinates pointed us to and couldn't find anything either where clue made sense. Decided to stop for lunch and gates were then closed so didn't have the chance to look again.


lParent: GC4R779
lText:
TFTC. Very cute. Didn't write on log as I forgot my pen. Also forgot about the mosquitoes! (I recommend wearing repellant) My 1st UK Geocache find.

This entry was edited by NMWT on Thursday, 25 June 2015 at 19:19:57 UTC.


lParent: GC17NX0
lText:
Yay!! Found it! I replaced the Macca  balloon with a badge. Can the next person log what the badge says please?


lParent: GC5ZF0F
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After a long walk from West Heath through the Hampstead Way, reached this extended part of the Heath. Cache was a quick find. Nice hide, TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:39:50 UTC.


lParent: GC5ZF0F
lText:
Again the 6yr old made the find. Nice dry log, So rare in British woodland! Lovely detour from the main part of the heath. Tftc!


lParent: GC5ZF0F
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Nice pleasant walk; some of it I'd been through recently for the Hampstead Garden Suburb multicache but most of it was pretty new to me. Cache itself was a pretty straightforward find - TFTC!


lParent: GC35RJZ
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Left home after lunch with family on a half hour drive to the park enjoyed the afternoon nice park with a great cafe The Telegraph Tftc.

This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Sunday, 02 August 2015 at 21:01:09 UTC.

This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Sunday, 09 August 2015 at 11:51:43 UTC.


lParent: GC602HE
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A "short" detour on the way home from the playground with my sleeping grandson.

This was a straight forward multi and was easily found @11.20. 
 
TFTM and Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
A smart church and posh houses around here but soon had the clues and cache and were on our way TFTC


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
One of the quickest church micro to complete! Cache was a short walk away hidden neatly in a tiny path. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Friday, 11 September 2015 at 17:48:39 UTC.


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
I arrived at the church and soon had the final location calculated

A short stroll and thanks to a great hint the cache was quickly found

TFTC


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
Found it while visiting Greenwich with HellieMM for the day having stayed with friends after seeing a show in the city.
First of the day on our way to Greenwich for a days caching soon found. SL TFTC.


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
#3,775 Found this one on the way up to Greenwich with lpladle. What a lovely road I would like to live here. [;)] TFTC


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
I was out with N0madgirl for a few caches in Blackheath this evening. A fine church to start with and we calculated the final quickly. On the way to the final I realised I had one number wrong and stopped to recalculate at just the right point about 20 metres from the cache. This was quickly found and returned. TFTC.


lParent: GC602HE
lText:
No problems locating the first stage or collecting the data - and the number crunching wasn't a big deal, a quick move along the road took us to the cache and we found, signed and replaced quite quickly (for a change) probably because Mrs l was in charge. TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC6079T
lText:
Found it after clambering over a fence and searching behind a few rocks we found it. The cache was just a plastic bag, so may require a more sturdy container especially when it rains. Worth walking a bit further down the path to the fields


lParent: GC6079T
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#4402 16:43 
Coords are way out (the ones provided by lean-2 are spot on though), and a plastic bag with a piece of paper in it is really not much of a cache... Oh, and by climbing the fence, was I actually trespassing on someone's property [?]
Oh well, if not for the cache, at least thanks for the point, I suppose.


lParent: GC6079T
lText:
Our little geo sence boy jumped over the fence to find this one. Really needs a container as it will not last in the wet weather. Plastic bag was ripped. Tftc


lParent: GC6079T
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Had a quick find here to keep my mini streak going. Up to 25 days now. No need to climb fences if you approach from the other side although in weather like tonights that does mean getting rather soaked from the long grass and weeds.


lParent: GC6079T
lText:
Found after a bit of squelching about. Learned an interesting bit of local info about the rock from a passing lady  involving raves and cars. TFTC


lParent: GC6079T
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07h45 #1,998 (3/5 finds on a lovely fine sunny morning on and around the marshes)

Quick find of the exposed cache at the coordinates mentioned in an earlier log. A couple of issues . . . fence climbing . . . and container will not last long. Covered with a piece of wood found nearby to provide a little more protection.

TFTC! Dipped trackables


lParent: GC5284N
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1736. I think geocaching is an excellent way to keep the memory of important and/or dramatic events alive (adding a favorite point for that reason). You have a great view of the tunnel here. Cache found relatively quickly.


lParent: GC359AN
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Fairly sure I found the spot, but there is nothing there. Looking at recent comments it looks like it's gone.


lParent: GC359AN
lText:
In this 7th day of vacation in London, we take the opportunity to make a few more caches accompanied the family. This time around London .

 The whole journey was very good. Done with the members of Team Freitas team (BFreitas, GFreitas and InesJFreitas) JoaoRodrigues, JJRodrigues,MLRodrigues and my mother-in-law Bernadette. The caches were naturally showing some very hard to find. One was DNF.
This cache: Nothing is there, DNF
Our thanks to all the owners.
Greetings from Madeira Island


This entry was edited by Cidinho on Monday, 03 August 2015 at 19:24:54 UTC.


lParent: GC359AN
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This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Sunday, 02 August 2015 at 20:59:05 UTC.

This entry was edited by Bfreitas on Sunday, 09 August 2015 at 11:55:21 UTC.


lParent: GC5C9Q9
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The rain had settled into a steady drizzle, but there were still several muggles about who needed avoiding. My GPS took me both sides of the road, but standing back and using the hint I realised where the cache would be. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 06:28:39 UTC.


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
Im sure I found a cache on this object once before...must be showing my age!
But before I could bag it I had to wait a long time for a parishoner to finish off the sweeping in this corner!
TFTC

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6923


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
Out for the day with some friends and after a lovely picnic I introduced them to Geocaching. Thank you


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
Such a nice summer evening, I met up with TBear186 to go to Chiswick to do a series of 14 caches. A very pleasant evening for a walk and we were pleased that it was successful, finding all 14 caches! It was great to get a sidetracked and a church micro!
As soon as we got the GZ , I spotted the cache - another very quick find! (9 of 14)
Thank you for the cache,  Rodz! And thank you for bringing me to this interesting church and area!


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
It was a nice summers day and I met up with Debs54 after work for a little trip out to Chiswick. We had a very sucessfull evenings caching finding all 14 of the caches we looked for.  We took a break from the Chiswick Park series to head over and collect this one which was another cache Debs54 had spotted before I had started looking. 9/14


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
Chiswick has a lot going for it.  Lovely place.

Sat Nav pointed me to a particular place and lying prostrate to the gods of caching allowed a quick find.

TFTC.

Story and Photos at [url=http://mappiman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/200615-river-runs-through-it-part-2.html] Mappiman's Blog[/url]


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
An interesting find in a very pleasant backwater. I guess you have to be very well heeled to live around here. I'm just surprised thast the council allow a load of old scrap metal to be left in such a pleasant place ! (Joke - well not really!)


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
A quick little detour on the way home.
I do love a church micro and surprised I haven't stopped before.
A nice quick find on an interesting structure.
Thanks for placing and setting this cache and for helping me with my continuous caching streak.
TFTC!


lParent: GC2R8ZF
lText:
When mr sceatsie is working at weekends mrs sceatsie likes to head off on a train adventure - Chiswick was her chosen place for this afternoon = never found a cache on one of those before - only one place it could be really - interesting tftc


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
Never knew there was a church here, but only lived nearby for 20 odd years!  Found with Mr Potty, NinjaJ and TaraDBA.


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
A very enjoyable trip up to the big smoke with smudge42 and =Andy_R this evening - found a few caches, but left enough time for beer and pizza at TapEast. [:)]

A quick find outside this interesting little church.  TFTC.

-- IceColdUK 3661 --


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
Out collecting a few caches with IceColdUK & =Andy_R. A quick find as we made our way around.
Many thanks.


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
Up in the smoke with smudge42 and IceColdUK to collect a few Jekub caches.

I don't do many trads but as we were passing and as it is by one of my favourite COs, I thought it would be rude not to.  Easy find at GZ and despite the muggle traffic, strength in numbers made this and easy retrieval and replacement.

TFTC


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
He estado en Londres pasando unos días y alojado en Greenwich. Por falta de tiempo hasta el último día no hemos podido salir a buscar cachés. 
Nos ha gustado mucho este tranquilo barrio y hacer geocaching por la zona. 
Gracias por esconder.


lParent: GC27KG4
lText:
A very well hidden cache. What I liked most were the people singing along with some party opposite side of the street. That was amusing. Seemed they had a real good time.


lParent: GC2T2BW
lText:
We spent at least 15 minutes looking for it ( our first geocaching ever!) so much fun, sorry we could not leave any goodies in the container.. Next time! Almudena, helio, almudena jr. Anna and Amalia


lParent: GC1DEHD
lText:
TNLN, SL. Was hugely distracted by the spectacle of the root-ball, and forgot all about looking for the cache, for a while!


lParent: GC1DEHD
lText:
Having not read the description properly we spent a while looking in completely the wrong place. Got there eventually though!


lParent: GC1DEHD
lText:
Lovely location. Great clue. Took a Romanian '10 Bani' coin and left a Japanese anime character key holder -my first swap- thank you!


lParent: GC3M7JX
lText:
7:57 PM. Coordinates are about 30 meters off, but hint helped a lot. Thank you for a find with my beloved muggle in a nice city park.


lParent: GC3M7JX
lText:
Before we went to the City of London I made this Nano in the early morning. No Muggles = Easy Find!

TFTC L.E.O. van Aken


lParent: GC4H4X1
lText:
What a lovely wood. One of the highlights of our Capital Ring walk.
Dropped off Hamish the Hopalong Frog as he starts his mission to reach Inverness. Please help him on his way. TFTC


lParent: GC4H4X1
lText:
There were a couple of holly trees nearby. Luckily the cache was in the first one I found. Took TB and will move it on soon. Tftc


lParent: GC5Y6R2
lText:
It was nice and quiet here so able to search and found quite quickly. Had to wait to replace as a family decided to stop and watch for fish. Tftc


lParent: GC5Y6R2
lText:
found after work first day back after holidays needed some sanity lol. The cache is waterlogged and very wet inside could use some TLC. Thanks for placing.


lParent: GC5Y6R2
lText:
Had a little wander down this way from the office at lunch today. Conveniently, one of my coworkers is playing another online game thing that involves walking and I managed to drag her with me. Nice little park. There are so many parks around Wimbledon,  we're so lucky! Had a little look around the metal but it was my friend who found it first.  Cache had some stash inside that had melted and I got covered in green but never mind.  Thanks for the cache and for showing me this nice end of Wimbledon :D


lParent: GC5Y6R2
lText:
Dog walkers congregated here for smoking and talking. Picked blackberries for 45 minutes. Still there. Gave up and took kids to the playground nearby.


lParent: GC5Y6R2
lText:
A short walk from work. This cache took a lot longer to find than it should have! I assumed what the cache was correctly and still missed it several times! Nicely hidden TFTC.


lParent: GC3PZA4
lText:
Lots of Muggles about had to be careful. Found the Tb we are going to the new forest at the weekend we will drop it of on our way or at new forest. Needs a new log as not much room left on it I'll message the Co later to day. Tftc


lParent: GC3PZA4
lText:
In my second week here in London I found this cache! TFTC from Germany! :-)

And here I also met some nice people from London! Greetings to you!


lParent: GC50TT6
lText:
Well a quick grab for both of us but only one of us left the car. Hardest bit replacing as the train arrived dropping lots of muggles to walk past. TFTC.


lParent: GC50TT6
lText:
Final cache before taking the overground train home. 
Thanks to hint it was a quick find, although took me few more seconds to retrieve the cache. [:)]
TFTC!


lParent: GC50TT6
lText:
Nice quick find here - just about managed it at just over five foot - got some lovely photo's here of the  "graffiti" tftc


lParent: GC2MRE7
lText:
Took a while. We were looking for a small container but much bigger than expected. Nicely disguised though


lParent: GC2MRE7
lText:
iron maiden is our most favourite heavy metal band,
there was our big plan, to visit this legendary place during this trip to london, stonehenge etc
so we did
and were satisfied not only with the pub but with the cache as well,
thanks a lot, we enjoyed it,
sending one big FP


lParent: GC2MRE7
lText:
Found with Tara DBA, NinjaJ and Mr Potty.  Quick find, a bloke in a car said 'have you found it, let me know when you do' and drove off just before we found it.  Had to wait as street became very busy when time to replace.


lParent: GC2MRE7
lText:
Well this was the day that I thought the caching streak was going to come to an end. After seeing the weather at lunchtime, there was no chance of getting out for a swift one, and I honestly thought I'd be stuck at 52 days. However, on the train home I realised it had brightened considerably, and there was no reason I couldn't overshoot my route by one stop in order to grab this.

Luckily, I'd seen the MO before, so with the aid of the hint I soon had it in hand. TFTC and for an interesting bit of local history.


lParent: GC2MRE7
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Cache page referring to bison is out of date. TFTC


lParent: GC5R5K5
lText:
#2774 - I was on a job up the road so nipped over to grab this cache.  I had to widen my search from where my gps was taking me and found this one after 10 minutes with the aid of the hint.  A couple of picnickers slowed me a tad as I was trying not to act too suspiciously.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC5R5K5
lText:
First cache ... Took two attempts! Going to tryout the other priory park cache. We didn't find it last week.


lParent: GC5R5K5
lText:
Looked and looked but did not found. Our hit rate in priory park is not looking good - but hey- it's got a nice cafe!


lParent: GC5R5K5
lText:
Had to search around quite a bit and the coordinates weren't quite right. Also got a few weird looks from the busy park onlookers but found our first geocache! :)


lParent: GC5B0VJ
lText:
Got the clue about the rabbit but despite looking for a while couldn't find the cache. Rainy and as others before us couldn't find it either, assume maybe lost?


lParent: GC5B0VJ
lText:
Though I was on a roll - got the last two no probs - but could not find this one. Forced to go to the cafe and eat an ice cream to heal our disappointment.


lParent: GC5D859
lText:
Almost gave up when I saw where it was, but then I found an excellent stick. Do need to start reading difficulty descriptions though!


lParent: GC5D859
lText:
Saw it easy, but no way I could reach this alone, luckily I found a branch nearby to knock it down. Signed log then pushed it back up and over the beam to replace.


lParent: GC50TV9
lText:
Found it at last! Have tried to find this on a couple of occassions before, but have always been muggled away! Came back on the night shift tonight and found it straight away! TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC2R0ND
lText:
This was the last one I could find in the series. However, I couldn't open the container ... great one, though!
Thanks for showing this nice little byway and greeting from Germany!


lParent: GC3M39F
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

didn´t give up hope and I found it [:D]


lParent: GC3M39F
lText:
There was someone right outside the pub looking straight in this direction when I came along, so I continued along a bit further to the final one of the Soup Challenge caches, did that one then came back again to find the coast was clearer (although not completely clear). Luckily a nice quick find with the help of the hint.
TFTC


lParent: GC3M39F
lText:
#04.7

Knew where the cache right away!

TFTC

.

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:35:37 UTC.


lParent: GC3M39F
lText:
A days caching with 'Hobo and Miss' mostly along the R. Thames from the Thames Barrier to Greenwich.
Thank you for providing this geocache. Nice to find a traditional tucked in


lParent: GC3M39F
lText:
A day doing mainly challenge caches with the Flexburyites.  Log signed as H&M+Flex. This was a quick find.  Thank you for the cache.


lParent: GC5A62V
lText:
On a mission to find some Church Micro's and this one proved a lot harder than it should have

I searched the obvious with no success then expanded my search

Returned to my first hunt and amongst the leaf litter the cache was found- replaced at the bottom

TFTC


lParent: GC5A62V
lText:
Quick find although in the rain at first glance I thought it was wildlife. Date with no year and signed as Muz to save space. TFTC.


lParent: GC5A62V
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My first cache in UK, unfortunately i didn't  have pen with me, so I took a photo. Greeting from Slovakia! #tftc :)


lParent: GC2V07A
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[:)] nice find. It was hard to put it back without anyone seeing though!!! But managed it in the end!


lParent: GC2V07A
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Lived in the area a while now, don't know why I have only just done this one today!

With Natlie92

TFTC


lParent: GC2V07A
lText:
Thought I was never going to find this one - gps hopped around a bit - thought I knew where it was but couldn't find anything, the only other hint item was actually in a nearby garden - wandered around a bit more and then had a look - it was there - found it on the ground underneath some cammo - put it back where I think it belongs with some of the cammo - tftc


lParent: GC57KY8
lText:
To think I've walked/run passed here many times and would never known a cache was here! We thought we wouldn't be able to find it but we did! Added ourselves to the log. Big thumbs up to its creator. Put back safe and sound for the next finder x


lParent: GC57KY8
lText:
A well hidden cache almost caught Welshwizard111 and myself out but we eventually found it in a short time. We had great fun so thanks to the placer of the cache for placing a great cache for us to find.


lParent: GC38EKM
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Workers are busy on the building under the mural
Tried to look inconspicuous but could not find it
I'll be back


lParent: GC38EKM
lText:
Was this one a puzzle???  Wondered about the hint and then had a laugh when we saw the cache   .....  TFTC


lParent: GC33BA7
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Had planned to walk to Hampstead Heath today and decided to start off from Golders Green station. Interesting to find a war memorial here. Clues were quickly found except for the fire sign which took a while to spot. TFTC! [:)]

This entry was edited by riskysurv on Sunday, 13 September 2015 at 08:24:30 UTC.


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
TFTC! Found while waiting for a meeting in the area; made us take a closer look at the war memorial which was lovely. As some of the previous posters have said, the log is very full but I managed to sign on the additional piece of paper as jsm62.

A lovely day and an interesting offset multi for my 300th cache!


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
Straightforward find with Nantastik. As previously reported the log is full. Managed to tear off a piece of paper small enough to fit the cach. Signed as RP&N to save space and probably space for another couple of signatures.


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
On a rather cold day we decided to visit this small town and strolled a little bit around. After visiting the memorial it was an easy task to calculate the final. Due to the lack of muggles we logged (hopefully) unattended.

Thanks for your guidance


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
This has been a cache I have had on my radar for a long time. Today I decided I must go looking for it. Quickly found the answers to work out the coords and therefore the cache was soon in my hands. Log full so hard finding somewhere to sign. Thanks JOSSS for cache.


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
At the Ally Pally last night for the darts and what a night, superb!! C'mon Gary Anderson!! We were waiting on the bus back to Luton Airport and decided to have a wee look for this. Wonderful memorial. TFTC Cheers


lParent: GC33BA7
lText:
Rather tady in logging this but I got distracted by starting a new job! Anyway, I had an appointment in the area so I thought I'd look for this cache. I've driven past this monument many times over the years but this was the first time I'd ever gone up to look closely at it and very glad I did! Interpreting some of the instructions threw me a bit at first but got there in the end; the actual final find was pretty straightforward. TFTC!


lParent: GC5CCBQ
lText:
Took an early morning walk down this busy street from our airbnb flat. Lots of people around but made the quick grab then headed for Costas. TFTC.


lParent: GC2D4NP
lText:
Location found but this is a scouts club. It's been taken as I used to live 2 minutes from here and know this area very well.
Please check this cache


lParent: GC2D4NP
lText:
First attempt at a geocache and it looks it's gone! We looked everywhere and finally resorted to the photos, and nothing.


lParent: GC54ZZX
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After much searching cached found amongst the ivy. log is wet and not usable. unfortunately did not have any paper to replace.  Have put the cache above the ground, but needs some attention. TFTC


lParent: GC3XPWK
lText:
Second find in the park, after dismissing a couple of decoys which turned out to be alive! 

Logged by HeapsFamily using c:geo. Find # 2234.


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
Gps had me walking all over the place but a likely place turned up and the cache was soon located. Good hide.... tftc


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
Tftc and hello from ireland! Great cache in a lovely place, a nostalgic one for me as I remember going to outdoor magic shows here in the summer when I was a kid. Took nothing but put in a horrible gollum!


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
I followed in the footsteps of mr matto and came to Norbury today. I arrived at GZ and disappeared into some nearby bushes and looked for the cache and found nothing! I then read the hint, felt a bit silly and made a quick find. TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
a nice quick find due to spot on co ords, felt a little conspicuous as a man was just sitting in the park in a road sweeping vehicle, but when i looked closer he seemed to be asleep [:)]
TFTC


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
Took a little while as a squirrel feeder was sharing out his nuts. I just pretended to be interested in squirrels and took the cache from under his nose. Great cache, lovely little park and beautiful day. Took TB it's off to Florida. Thanks for the fun


lParent: GC5Q8VH
lText:
Well, after we'd waited for the over-amorous couple to vacate the nearby bench, then narrowly avoided the guy who popped behind a tree to relieve himself, finding the cache was pretty straightforward! TFTC


lParent: GC5ZE65
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No problems finding this cache with accurate coords and  good hint. 
Enjoyed playing with the box and then signing in. 
[:)] TFTC [:)] 
Dropped new trackable: CAW's - Mr A.N.Droid

This entry was edited by mpw246pl on Thursday, 27 August 2015 at 14:23:07 UTC.


lParent: GC5ZE65
lText:
So I trecked out today with a muggle colleague at lunch to pick up this cache and one in another park nearby.  Easily found but difficult to get inside the interesting container.  Gave us a good laugh trying and then another different container for the log.  Thanks for placing something different and for bringing us out in the sunshine to this nice end of Wimbledon :D


lParent: GC5ZE65
lText:
Saw this one pop up a while ago but didn't have a chance to pick it up until today. We felt very put off by a large group of noisy kids on their bikes and motorbikes right at GZ so we quickly grabbed the cache, opened it and replaced it at super speed when they weren't looking! Very fun little box, just wish we hadn't felt so rushed! TFTC!


lParent: GC5ZE65
lText:
Found the cute little box this afternoon with my son but didn't sign the log as we had no pen. Thank you!


lParent: GC5ZE65
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Fav point given for something a bit different. TFTC


lParent: GC3XPWA
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First of 4 caches in this lovely park, during a quick lunch time stroll after a meeting.

Logged by HeapsFamily using c:geo. Find # 2233.


lParent: GC486HR
lText:
This is a good cache for the beginning of the summer holidays! There are a few nice collectables in this cache! TFTC!!! :)


lParent: GC486HR
lText:
Thank you for your this cache - I agree with the previous finders about the terrain and steps involved in finding this cache.  Tftc :)


lParent: GC486HR
lText:
Got there eventually after battling brambles 

Nice little selection of goodies to swap

RIP Mr West

Find #27

-Syre


lParent: GC1M0DP
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Having tried a nearby cache that I'd been avoiding due to poor coordinates, but which I had forgotten that I'd been avoiding due to poor coordinates, I decided to try this one for my daily cache instead.  I vaguely recalled that I'd been avoiding this one too but couldn't quite remember why.  Brief search before reading the logs; ah yes, I remember now, poor coordinates!  The CO might like to check the map which should make it clear that something has gone slightly awry...  I didn't take a reading, but have posted what looks about right in Bing Maps.

Fortunately there was a useful photo, so I ended up making a quick find...  TFTC


lParent: GC5NMQ3
lText:
Checked on it this morning. Cache in place, it was hidden a little bit too well. All good and ready to be found. [:)]


lParent: GC5NMQ3
lText:
Got all number for the coordinates and checked them twice but I think the cache may have fallen or gotten stolen.
I'll check again before I leave London


lParent: GC5NMQ3
lText:
FTF @ 10h45!   I had a free day today and the sun was shining.   A quick check after breakfast and I saw that this one had still not been found so I nipped up on the train to Willesden Junction.   TFTC and for showing me another London park I had never been to before.   [:)]
#1199


lParent: GC50TY0
lText:
Thought we saw it from afar. We were wrong. Had another quick dig around and there it was. All present and correct. Tftc


lParent: GC50TY0
lText:
1415hrs - Another quick cache find this afternoon as I was heading home after a family visit.  And another easy find here - many thanks for the cache.


lParent: GC50TY0
lText:
Out for a new year's walk with my geo-family and wandered past this one on the way home.  Nice quick find and thanks for putting this one here. 

Happy New Year! 

Logged using c:geo.  Cache number 619


lParent: GC1MX3N
lText:
Spotted straight away but, oh, how many mummies with prams to avoid! Got it eventually. Took a TB, SL, and left a badge from Dubai and a coin. TFTC.


lParent: GC1MX3N
lText:
Fun cache found with thea and left bug. TFTC! 

This entry was edited by Rulewis on Saturday, 05 September 2015 at 17:13:16 UTC.


lParent: GC35M3V
lText:
Whilst the female part of the family went on a shopping spree around Muswell Hill I took the dog for a walk at the Parkland Walk. It was the first time I visited the northern part of this nature trail. Very well maintained and a few lovely views over London and of Muswell Hill. Of course I also had to visit this cache, quite an easy find.

Cache # 1480
In: --
Out: --


lParent: GC35M3V
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Interesting mix of cobweb and sawdust attached to the box when found!   TNLN and signed the log (book was slightly damp).  TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC35M3V
lText:
This is a very special cache for me. My mom was born a hundred meters away at 164 Musswel Hill Rd 89 years ago. After the 2nd WW she moved to South Africa where she met my dad in Port Elizabeth. She still lives there and enjoys an active life. No one from the family has visited here so finding a cache so close by was great. Especially one that for the CO also has good memories. A big TFTC and a favourite.


lParent: GC6079C
lText:
We went for a small bike trip with my brother in law.
We found here the Book exchange box and a lot of spiders but not what we where looking for.
I left a piece of paper with my name under the bottom of the book exchange bix and ask laura if this is ok for her.
I am thankfull that she said yes.
I hope the next box will not b emissing again.

Good luck


lParent: GC6079C
lText:
08h00 Found the obvious exchange facility near GZ but did not find anything resembling a cache in the area. My trusty e-trex was directing me some 11m inside the adjacent residential property and I was not comfortable exploring further with 2 cars parked in the driveway . . . so will have to reluctantly call this one a DNF [:(]


lParent: GC6079C
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. Have seen similar libraries in disused phone boxes but never one this small before. TB drop. TFTC


lParent: GC6079C
lText:
 { *FTF*}   at 00:30.
A more suitable, waterproof container may be worth investing in.
After being successful on FTF on V Tree, we moved onto this cache.
We knew what we were looking for now and the find was a nice quick easy one.
SL
Took FTF prize. Left nothing.
TFTC

02/437

This entry was edited by 01582 on Friday, 07 August 2015 at 08:36:47 UTC.


lParent: GC1R4E6
lText:
At first we couldn't find it until a lovely lady came out of her house and asked us if we were geocaching. We said yes then sh explained that somebody had moved it from behind the 'gravestone' to behind something else, near it.


lParent: GC1R4E6
lText:
Second time round for us, as the cache was in the exact place we thought it would be first time round, so perhaps it had fallen down. Glad we came back, nice piece of local history, especially being new to the area. TFTC!


lParent: GC5C9X1
lText:
Thank you AFEICHTNER,  I just think the geo is to exposed,  to obvious but I had fun and I hope the same for everyone.  Bye  noe69  ?


lParent: GC5C9X1
lText:
Took two tries for this one - easily found but busy area. Enjoyed coming up with plans to get it. Tftc :-)


lParent: GC5C9X1
lText:
Rather busy here this afternoon, and raining quite steadily by now, but a quick find and quickly replaced before it gets wet. TFTC

This entry was edited by The Bongtwashes on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 06:24:30 UTC.


lParent: GC24ZT5
lText:
I dove in to find this one despite the many spiders and was rewarded. We had a family outing and 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: GC24ZT5
lText:
We were looking here for 15 Minutes but nothing to find.
Maybe it is easier in the winter, when not so much green is in the way.


lParent: GC24ZT5
lText:
I'm sure I had looked for this before, but couldn't find a DNF log, maybe it was disabled then, back today, and the swans don't seem to have moved an inch....tftc


lParent: GC24ZT5
lText:
* 4919 *               fromCZ                  15:39
Thank you for cache , here was quite busy area so I spend lot of time just waiting around when is clear area :-) TFTC :-)


lParent: GC24ZT5
lText:
8th Find Today. Runners Cyclists by the buket load had to wait to replace the cache. Time to take the water proofs off i am getting to hot. TFTC


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
Great cache and container! As for an interesting fact, as I love reading and have worked with books for years - the novel Gadsby by Ernest Vincent Wright is 50,000 words long but does not contain the letter 'e', the most common letter in the English language. This is an example of a lipogram, and the author apparently tied down the letter 'e' on his typewriter so that he wouldn't be tempted to use it.

TFTC!


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
Tftc  this was a local cache we had not visited yet so decided to nip out to fill one spot for the day.

the image attached to this log is of an animal that is closely related to the elephant and can be found on table mountain and all over South Africa. They look like beavers and are about the same size as a small dog. It is hard to believe that this creature is from the same genetic background as a Elephant but its true.

internet definision 
"On your visit to Table Mountain you will definitely encounter the rock hyrax, a small furry diurnal animal belonging to the Provavidae family, more commonly known as a dassie. Although it resembles a small rabbit, the dassie is actually a hoofed mammal related to the elephant."


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
Found whilst on a short, but very enjoyable caching trip into the Croydon area; on a warm and close day with a slightly oppressive sky overhead [:)]

Quick find at GZ - nice container - fav point – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
Hmmmm.  13th slot on the day of my 20th wedding anniversary. Kids do magical things so now I'm walking the dog. No takeaway for me. 

Some great trees in this area and I have a question for Travis5. Why are they all leaning in different directions?

Saw the big brother of this cache so best I left F.T.F I thought and then I forgot about it. Hope no little kids builds a camp fire here as great cache and excellent coords. 

Came out to get a F.T.F on a church micro but nowhere to stop at all. 

Grabbed this now back to Mitcham Common. TFTC. 

Fact :- Kilo newton (kN) is a measure of force. On Earth's surface, a force of 1 kN of gravity would be exerted on something that weighs approximately 224.8 pounds (lbs). 
kN * 224.8 = lbs 
lbs / 224.8 = kN

Next Question :- So my carabiners rated to 7kN and 25kN climbing at sea level could lift how many times the Roseysaurus clan?


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
What an awesome hide, the best I have seen! Since I used to come to this park to watch magic shows in the sun,  I will give you a magical fact about famous las vegas magicians siegfried and roy. Siegfried and roy have a special magic word. It is Sarmoti, which stands for "Siegfried and Roy, masters of the impossible". Eh! Tftc and greetings from the emerald isle.


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
Thanks to Mr S Vimes we had a little trip to the park today to investigate something. Not sure we found what we were meant to but we did find a tree that has bees living in it.  This then lead to some research on bees. We discovered that there is only one species of honeybee in the UK but 24 species of bumblebee. And, while honeybees can only sting once, bumblebees can sting lots of times but only if provoked.  Thank you Mr S Vimes, we will keep investigating your question. :D


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
I followed in the footsteps of mr matto and came to Norbury today. I arrived a GZ and quickly found this well crafted cache. This was a fun cache container with lots of handcrafted extras [:)] I then walked back to Norbury Station where I had a haircut in the fantastic barbers and enjoyed a latte with toast and marmalade in the friendly cafe opposite [:P] TFTC [:)]


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
In the area for work this morning, thought I'd stop by and give this one a go. A great cache! Well put together. I love the effort that's gone into this, puts my magnetic nanos to shame! Have a fav, tftc!!


lParent: GC5Y0FF
lText:
With our good pal, SB....  A quick caching trip on a lovely evening. Nice container and thanks for placing!  TFTC


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
Having visited Twyford Crescent and sorting the coordinates correctly I was pretty sure I was looking in the right spot. Will go back when not so many muggles around.


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
An interesting stroll through a park I'd never been to before. Working out some of the clues was a little tricky, but after some musing over a cup of tea in the cafe and scribbling in my notebook, I had it all worked out. Having just done 'Twyford Crescent Park' GC43GEE the cache was found very quickly. As already noted beforehand it looks like this cache isn't being maintained any more, but I'm still grateful to whoever set it up.


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
I too have now finally got around to this multi, one of my closest unfounds.   The clues were safely gathered, although one stage is a bit cryptic and another requires sensitivity in case you get it wrong.   Then off to GZ, where the cunningly hidden cache was in hand after a few minutes.   Unfortunately, and surprisingly, the log has become very wet.   The waterproof paper is intact but many signatures have been washed off and I was unable to sign (and so log a photo instead) but dipped TB.   I see the CO has been inactive for just over a year now, and so I doubt this one is still being maintained.   If the next finder comes equipped, a slight adjustment to the hide and a new micro log sheet should preserve this one for another few years.   TFTC!   [:)]
#1062


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
Oh boy! How long have I avoided this one.  Turns out its quite easy with the hint and one of my caching tools. TFTC.


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
Finally! FINALLY! Gotcha, little devil! [;)]
It took us 2 visits to this beautiful park and one visit to nearby Twyford Crescent Gardens.. [;)]
Coords digits collected without major problems, but the final very tricky! Clever hide!! 
Logbook was all wet but this funny paper gets dry very quickly.. so signed no prob. 
TFTC and for a nice tour around lovely Acton Park! [:)]


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
A fun GC to start 2014 off with. Clue for stage 5 is very ssssneaky but we got it in the end. Very clever hiding spot (and clue) at GZ!! Took a little while to locate, but we got there in the end. TFTC!!

This entry was edited by DecodaMMI on Monday, 06 January 2014 at 14:58:13 UTC.


lParent: GC19AD3
lText:
Bei unserem Urlaub in dem wunder schönen Stadt der Liebe Paris, haben wir auch diesen gefunden. TFTC


lParent: GC4HFAF
lText:
Lovely, cache for the day thanks. It's raining and log is already wet, photo instead. 

This entry was edited by geofftech on Saturday, 05 September 2015 at 06:00:55 UTC.


lParent: GC4HFAF
lText:
Not such a quick find as I expected. GPS took me to another side but then thought about the warning and soon found. Had trouble signing this log with my ballpoint but signed it was. TFTC. Found whilst waiting to help Rosey to 399.


lParent: GC4HFAF
lText:
Out today with terrapintim and geo-pug Henry. We were tired after a long day walking. We looked at GZ right away but didn't see it. We looked elsewhere. Then I thought "it must be there", and it was. [;)]


lParent: GC4HFAF
lText:
I was in the Crystal Palace area today with Mang. and Henry the Geo Pug, as Mang. wanted to look for a special Church Micro in Upper Norwood. We decided to take a circular walk via Crystal Palace Park and look for some other local caches whilst we were passing. This was our eighth and final find. I missed this one but Mang. soon found it. Although I've seen this type of cache before it always comes as a nice surprise. Unfortunately, I didn't heed the warning and snagged myself and my coat on the brambles! TFTC :)


lParent: GC4HFAF
lText:
1430hrs - When I got to GZ I realised that I'd been here before - at least I thought I had!  No trouble finding the cunningly hidden cache. Many thanks for bringing me here and for the cache.


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

found it quickly. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
Found with Baec67 et Alban.67.
TFTC 


This entry was edited by BRAL67 on Saturday, 15 August 2015 at 23:17:21 UTC.


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
Cache found with Baec67 and Bral67. It was a good place for the cache. It wasn't too hard to find but not too easy. Just good. 
TFTC


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
Hello from France !!! Second cache found in England. We had a short problem when we wanted to put again the cache after the log. Some young people were sitting just under the cache's place !!! So we decided to go to see the stadium. I took some photos. A very beautiful stadium with something special with the photos on the walls. I thought that it happened some good things here in the past. I hope that it isn't finished for the club, the players and the supporters. Go Charlton, go !!!
Finally, when I had finished with the stadium photos, the youngs were leaving the erea's cache so I have replaced the cache quietly. No problem, all is alright. 
TFTC


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
#04.2

Initially thought it was hidden in the walls, then found it easily once I read the description.

TFTC

.

This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:06:26 UTC.


lParent: GC41VKH
lText:
Took me a minute or so to find, but no problem in the end - surprisingly clean cache despite the dirt immediately around it...


lParent: GC3XPVF
lText:
Thank you for a lovely series of caches in a beautiful park on a perfect, sunny day  ....  TFTC and a series favourite


lParent: GC5M6B4
lText:
A visit to this cache on a very wet day!
No problem finding the object and due to the weather the park was empty.
Email sent to CO. TFTC!


lParent: GC5M6B4
lText:
What a great geocache and lovely little park. I needed an Earthcache to finish my tour and achieve my virtual souvenir so my nearest Earthcache to home ( other than mine in Kingston) 
Email on its way and thanks for a great Earthcache.


lParent: GC5M6B4
lText:
South Park Gardens was looking lovely today with the roses in full bloom. Of course, Wimbledon is busy now that the tennis has started but this part of town was much quieter. 

Answers sent to CO. Thanks for bringing me here.


lParent: GC5M6B4
lText:
Had a quick excursion after we took mini to the Polka Theatre to the ground zero of the earth cache. Tftc.


lParent: GC5M6B4
lText:
Been meaning to pick this up for absolutely ages and it's totally disgusting that I took so long, seeing as how I work a 5 minute walk away, next to the theatre!  Happy to have an earth cache so near to me (I love these as I did geology at uni and they remind me of the multitude of fun things I used to get up to looking at rocks -  very much hope I've got this one correct then, but it was a tricky one). I often eat lunch in this park in the summer but have been waiting for the sun to shine to make my little walk. It's a lovely park and a great little relief from the hustle and bustle of Wimbledon High Street.  Thanks very much for the cache :D


lParent: GC5VQ11
lText:
Unexpected nice weather today, so we decided a bit of Geocaching was in order. We noticed that this series had appeared since we last went caching close to home so thought we'd give it a go. The finds were all pretty straightforward and the loop, done in order, was a nice walk with a convenient stop at the Hand in Hand halfway round and the Alexander at the end - caches and pubs always make a good combination.


lParent: GC5VQ11
lText:
The cache had been left lying on the ground open - found by muggles perhaps? Nothing obviously missing so log signed and returned to where I think it was meant to be hidden.


lParent: GC5VQ11
lText:
Found this one, very nice location, and collected the final hint! (well, actually, I forgot to collect hint E so I may have to return to WW5 in order to get it, stupid me...)

TFTC and thanks for this loop of caches!


lParent: GCGHFY
lText:
Bit of a traipse through brambles and the like... but an easy bag in the end. Shame the camera wasn't in the box!


lParent: GCGHFY
lText:
TFTC!!  took a brambly route to come In and realised there was a much more pleasant route another way thanks


lParent: GCGHFY
lText:
Quite an adventure getting to this cache (at least two of our group ended up with muddy bottoms!) but easily spotted in the end thanks to the clue. Left this little travel alien so that she might continue her travels :-)


lParent: GCGHFY
lText:
Found it whilst eating blackberrys (in abundance) along the way from 'O'Holly Tree'. Great fun with the children.


lParent: GC54WKA
lText:
Love this building. Easy find on my way home from the gym. Didnt have a pen though so heres a pic as proof. TFTC.


lParent: GC54WKA
lText:
This one has been on the watch list for a while waiting for it to be replaced as it was one of the few remaining caches in London I had not visited. Seeing it was replaced I diverted down the A12 on my way home and headed to the cache. Arriving at GZ I parked right near a likely place and hopped out the car straight onto the cache. Good to have this one finally ticked off. Now off to brick lane for a midnight bagel snack. TFTC.


lParent: GC54WKA
lText:
I've been harbouring plans to do a series... but have never quite got round to it! I'll try and replace this one though...


lParent: GC4H5WD
lText:
While I squealed over a spider Muzza looked. Not very well though cause I spied it right where he'd searched :-P thanks


lParent: GC4H5WD
lText:
Went to the location described by the rose by any other name but I missed it. Oops.  She thought I was joking. TFTC.


lParent: GC4H5WD
lText:
#2334 - I was back in the area today so went for a lunchtime walk and picked this up on the way.  Thanks for the cache!


lParent: GC4H5WD
lText:
Coming home from a new year walk in Crystal Palace Park we stopped at this one and whilst the geo-family kept fit in the nearby fitness Park, I dived into the woods. 

Surprisingly quick find and thanks for putting it here.  Seeing that I live about a mile away, I've never been in this park before! 

Happy New Year 

Logged using c:geo.  Cache number 620


lParent: GC4H5WD
lText:
Up from medway dropping our daughter at her mates house so picking up a few caches while here. 
Spot on with coords and hint in description so a quick find (even in the dark) 
Tftc


lParent: GC34AT3
lText:
Out with Sterling on a reunion lunch and delighted to do some caching in my youthful haunts! Sterling located this in spite of the problem with the gz.


lParent: GC34AT3
lText:
The Curiouslass was at a reunion in the village and this was the closest to our parking place.

A great view of the skyline of central London from here. Thanks for getting us to see it, at times in sunshine! 

The co-ordinates maybe off, then GZ has been smashed to pieces and the container is the next logical place


lParent: GC34AT3
lText:
Found this one, however, the sign from the spoiler is reaching the end of its life, as soon as I touched it it fell straight off the poles onto the ground. The cache is no longer on that sign, but on the other one, so co-ordinates should probably be updated. Other than that, TFTC!


lParent: GC3XPW3
lText:
My final find during a brief visit to this little oasis in the city. Another fairly straightforward find to finish with.  Thanks for placing the series, I hope to be back to do some more one day.

Logged by HeapsFamily using c:geo. Find # 2236.


lParent: GC51W6F
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area you know what we mean :) 
Another cache with great coords thanks 
Nice quick find 
Tftc


lParent: GC5VPZN
lText:
Found this with Sterling while in the area for my college reunion - lovely to revisit and add a few more caches to the list!


lParent: GC5VPZN
lText:
The Curiouslass and I were heading home from her college reunion in Wimbledon Village when we stopped here and made hard work of finding it


lParent: GC5VPZN
lText:
Unexpected nice weather today, so we decided a bit of Geocaching was in order. We noticed that this series had appeared since we last went caching close to home so thought we'd give it a go. The finds were all pretty straightforward and the loop, done in order, was a nice walk with a convenient stop at the Hand in Hand halfway round and the Alexander at the end - caches and pubs always make a good combination.

This was one of the most interesting locations - a wander around the temple and grounds is definitely recommended.


lParent: GC5VPZN
lText:
Really interesting place! I've heard about this temple but never seen it before so lovely to visit while doing the WW series.


lParent: GC5VPZN
lText:
Love this cache and the location, the hint is quite useful when finding it and, trust your GPS!

TFTC


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
Too bad I lost precious time at a missing cache, because I arrived just before closing time. Just as I finally realised what I need to do, a man who was locking the gates appeared. In fact, we met exactly at the answer to the third question, so I got all the clues literally in the last second. Great and interesting place. I liked the tasks too, even though it took me a moment to figure out what to do.


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
Always wanted to visit here and now we have. Melin boy sent answers to CO. Nice to find out about the barriers. TFTC.


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
I've wanted to visit for years and have now finally done so. Answers on way to CO. It was very interesting learning about the barrier. Have a FP and TFTC.


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
A sunny day in London! I decided to go to North Greenwich, use the cablecar for a view above the landscape, walk near the river and search for some cache. What a wonderful day!
#6868


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
#04.4

Photo attached, email on the way…

TFTC

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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:07:18 UTC.


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
A days caching with 'Hobo and Miss' mostly along the R. Thames from the Thames Barrier to Greenwich.
Thank you for providing this Earthcache. Both my brothers worked on the construction of the Thames Barrier but it is my first visit to the area.
E-mail with answers to the C/O


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
Out and about in London again (in May), and after we´d once again visited the Grand Design exebition at ExCel, we took the cabel over to north Greenwich to log som caches. As the time had run out we had to choose, and decided to walk along Thames Path to find some challenges and thereafter gather some of the needed information for this Earth Cache. Saved logging it as we had planned to revisit in August, but same happened this time, not enought time to do everything we wanted, so this time we ended up in the Greenwich Park instead. Not finished with this area though, like it a lot around here. 

Visiting the barrier itself was very interesting, and the walk here as well. It was a windy day and glad we had hoodies on as the sand blew everywhere. 

Thank you for this Earth Cache.
Greetings from Sweden.


lParent: GC28PXV
lText:
Visited with the Flexburyites.  Very interesting.  (Also pleased to find somewhere to have coffee and visit a toilet!!!) CO has been messaged and photo will be uploaded.  FP awarded.  Thank you for taking us there.


lParent: GC356N5
lText:
Rummaging around we soon spotted this neat hide.......now back to the Rangers Day event.
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC3XPVV
lText:
My GPS was pretty shaky here but the hint made this a quick and easy find :) I really like letterbox hybrids, shame the stamp has gone missing :/


lParent: GC3XPVV
lText:
My first letterbox. When I was putting back the cache big black dog blocked me the way so I slowly go on other way, but there was big brown dog. Fourtunately the black dog unlocked the first way so I could back on main path.  TFTC


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
[purple] Dropped in  picking up caches to take us towards our 19,000th find .
 soon found and job done ..

signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
While out with friend caching in the area picked this one up thank you signed as selbec

This entry was edited by Boer&Brit on Tuesday, 21 July 2015 at 09:13:23 UTC.


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
Thanks to TheThreeSibs for a fun cache find. Although it was fairly easy it was very satisfying to find it.


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
With our caching pals (signed as SELBAC to save space) to do some of the Quaggy series and decided to find this one first.... TFTC


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
A lovely straight forward find here today with my caching pals as we were in the area to do some of the quaggy series.  Signed as Selbac to save space and time.  The container made me smile.  TFTC


lParent: GC5JV6G
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area (well we have now travelled a bit but that's caching).       :) 
Nice quick find here 
Tftc


lParent: GC5A2B2
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D] . took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

quick found in here. tftc [:)]


lParent: GC5A2B2
lText:
A quick find. Hoping to find all out locals quickly efficiently and importantly whilst having fun. Thanks to the cacher who placed it was great fun locating it. Put back safely


lParent: GC5A2B2
lText:
Lovely clue! Very helpful! Nice easy cache find. Put safely back for the next finder. Onto the next!


lParent: GC5A2B2
lText:
Hello, third cache in England. We are from France. At the end of our journey here, we found easily this cache.
TFTC


lParent: GC5A2B2
lText:
With limited time available today this was a nice straightforward find to fill another calendar gap.


lParent: GC4TR5R
lText:
Hooray 2nd time lucky!

It just goes to show that I you just need the penny to drop and once it does it's easy....this time we had used Streetview on our smartphones to see exactly which side it was on and then it took 2 minutes to locate. In contrast to 45 mins of searching the other night! And as others had said, once we spotted it (Mum spotted it a second ahead of me) - it was obvious that's what it was! Brilliant, Ttfc :)


lParent: GC4TR5R
lText:
I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but still disappointed that I can't find it! Looked for a good 20 minutes, went away, brought reinforcements (my mum) and neither of us could spot it. Compass went crazy and wouldn't give me an exact location which didn't help. Went haywire when I got anywhere near the spot so largely guesswork about where it could be let alone what it could be!

Anyone out there who fancies giving me a gentle clue....I'd be happy to hear it! The 'real or fake' clue could mean so much! 

Also possible that it's gone? But it was there 9 days ago (found by a 7 year old and I'm 31!) and I'm not the best at finding geocaches at the best of times...help?!


lParent: GC4TR5R
lText:
Out with 1260smc before a ringing practice. As it was raining hard she very generously let me do the searching for this one. Not the type of fake I was looking for. As soon as I saw it I knew it was the cache but boy did it take a long time to spot. TFTC


lParent: GC4TR5R
lText:
Based on cheating and reading the hint I expected this to be a snail. Oh well. Done and on towards Rosey and getting towards 400. TFTC.


lParent: GC24VM6
lText:
Nice search for the totems, we had a lot of fun. On our way to the cache there was a nice cat waiting for us.
Tftc


lParent: GC24VM6
lText:
We did enjoy this multi. The totems were beautifully made, especially the owl and snail, so thanks for showing us this little green space. A favourite. ( We did not have the photo showing the missing hedgehog totem but still managed to find the cache.)


lParent: GC24VM6
lText:
Checked on cache, last found by jollyquest... 
One of the short totems has been removed from the small gated area so your numbers will be incorrect. Out and about at the moment so will amend the cachepage in due course. I will be deleting the found log from 31/12/2014... And any other logs for my other caches when I check them.


lParent: GC24VM6
lText:
I hereby inform you that there is a geocacher with the name of our team. " EQUIP.ALP " and it uses our old logo as an image , so to do this log's soon after our visit in these caches , it is advisable to check whether the owners nick this is true , we are a team wood and never did caches in London.
thank you very much


lParent: GC24VM6
lText:
One of nine geocaches found in the Autumn sunshine on a walk from Forest Gate to the Olympic Park. We were very glad to find this as we had tried unsuccessfully just before the Olympics.  We enjoyed the park then and also on our revisit today. No problems this time.  TFTC.


lParent: GC2NJ6Y
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Quick find.

Thank you [blue]R.S.M[/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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(O,O)
/)__)
  " "
[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC2832Q
lText:
Set out after leaving our hotel. We stopped to watch the planes before going to GZ to find a nice easy find. TFTC.


lParent: GC2832Q
lText:
First find of the day after leaving our hotel. Watched the planes for a while before going to GZ for a reasonably easy find. TFTC.


lParent: GC2832Q
lText:
Meeting an Australian relative I took the opportunity to find this one. After collecting final cords found it took me exactly where we were heading.
Thanks


lParent: GC2832Q
lText:
TFTC. Found it a short walk from my hotel whilst on holiday in London. Great little multi. Took nothing but left a good luck pebble for the next finder.


lParent: GC2832Q
lText:
Found what I needed but unfortunately the final was in the direction I had come grime and to go for it would've meant waving my other planned caches for another day. I'll be back for this one.


lParent: GC5TG5K
lText:
The coordinates take you to the middle of the road! Any chance they could be updated to be more accurate?? Absolutely no joy here ... vague clue too.  :-(


lParent: GC5TG5K
lText:
(2228) Out with WhiteFriar gathering some SideTracked caches in the early evening when it is less busy, for SideTracked Day!

Last of the day found by WF in the failing light. Both our GPS's pointed to the middle of the road!

TFTC


lParent: GC5TG5K
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 [:)]

Took some searching in the failing light, but success in the end – T4TC [:)]


lParent: GC5TG5K
lText:
Dropped our daughter at the O2 and thought we would grab some caches whilst in the area. 
Had us stumped for a few mins here but got there in the end 
Tftc


lParent: GC562PR
lText:
Eigentlich hatten wir den Kleinen gleich gesehen. Ein Autofahrer der aber unbeirrt sein Luchpacket verdrueckte liess die ganze Sache eine Geduldsprobe werden. Irgendwann war dann auch er fertig.
TFTC
 [:o)]
#905


lParent: GC3M7JH
lText:
Just here now and seen the latest log and going on that I think maybe it's not been replaced. We've had no luck finding it around the door.


lParent: GC3M7JH
lText:
Seems like this might have been muggled as should be an easy find! Will check it over the weekend so please do not search for this cache until I've confirmed it's there. Thanks Spooky & his Lady


lParent: GC3M7JH
lText:
Found it with Lecher0! :) it was late and dark so we'll need to go back there to explore the park:)
It's a shame that there are not more caches in this area! TFTC


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
Enjoyed this trail and sorry to hear about the recent windmill porblems...
Cache found OK using the clue which when found made us laugh.
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
Sadly, our team of 5 couldn't find this cache. We got to the last coordinate, and were looking around the area but couldn't find it. It's possible we got some numbers wrong as we could not get close to the windmill to see the dates. Ah well, a cache for another day!


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
Our first visit to this part of London. Parked as recommended amidst the hoards of Sunday morning runners, half expecting them to head of in the same direction as ourselves, thankfully not !

As previously mentioned couldn't get too close to the windmill, due to on-going repairs, but numbers still legible from the gate

Nice quick find, with the help of the hint, for the final

SL - TNLN - T4TC


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
The windmill is in reconstruction and area is closed, so it seems poor now and the second plaque was too far for my and HK81375s eyes. But with the camera we could read it. The short walk was pleasant and after some ten minutes I hold the cache in my hands. TFTC.

MilikS


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
Walked the “Wimbledon to Richmond” section of the Capital Ring walk and stopped along the way to pick up the clues and find this cache, although the signal appeared to be all over the place at GZ, and so finding the cache took a lot longer.  

TNLNSL.  TFTC.

#3159


lParent: GC356N0
lText:
Took a quick wander around these woods before popping into the Windmill Cafe for some refreshments. We picked up the required numbers and slowly wandered into the woods as the sky above turned very dark and ominous. Luckily though, it didn't rain and we soon found all the required numbers and plugged in the coordinates which led us a bit further down the trail. At GZ, it was a quick find thanks to the hint. TFTC.


lParent: GC4B97Q
lText:
Interesting to know, difficcult to spot any evidence of such thing occured today.
TFTC

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6932


lParent: GC4B97Q
lText:
Ok, my son is now winning the contest. Not a fair fight; I was busy reading about the Chiswick V2. Really pleased to have been here, I've lived in West London all my life and never knew about this memorial.


lParent: GC34XJ8
lText:
This one was fun and such an unusual tree..........of course we searched the wrong item first before spotting it somewhere else.
Many thanks,
TCC~


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
Decided to make about 15 km walking trip and collect caches on the way. I saw many beautiful places and met some evil caches [:D]. took me about 6 hours to make the hole trip.

couldn´t find this one. I had time limit of 10 minutes per cache (if not found in that time I would give up) and here the time ran out. Have to come again. I did found some geocacher´s pen here, does that count? [:D]


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
#04.3

Yes it's still there! Caught a glimpse of it when I was about to give up…

TFTC

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This entry was edited by cornishcay on Tuesday, 04 August 2015 at 22:07:00 UTC.


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
Back in May I spent ages searching for this cache with Debs54, and Antandmicki who happenned to be passing by while we were searching. Despite 4 pairs of eyes and a very thorough search we could not  find the cache anywhere. Today I spotted it on my approach to GZ without any searching required at all!!!!!!!
(I am assuming the CO has moved it to a less obscured location).
This cache also filled another of the blank days in my calendar.
TFTC Ramspadge


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
16:46 The cache I NOT found during my Euro Caching Tour 2015 (Velká výprava námorní), 22.7.-10.8.2015 [url=http://drvota.net/drvota/EuroCachingTour2015-mapa.png](map)[/url].
I visited Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Great Britain (England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales), Isle of Man, Ireland, Guernsey, Jersey, Luxembourg, and returned to the Czech Republic.
Seven times I sailed with my car by sea on a boat. Weather in the British Isles and Ireland was cold and wet.


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
After a thorough search we dnf'd this. 

[red][b]Check out [url=http://www.mega2015.org.uk]UK Mega Essex 2015[/url] the 8th Annual UK Mega Event![/b][/red]


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
Out in the city today with Kris&Co, DoggyWalker and Debs54 to pick up a few caches. It was a great day out even if the weather was a little grim but with the company we had and the fun banter and finding lots of caches made it a very nice day. We did do a lot of walking and according to my watch we did 26,216 steps which was roughly 12.4 miles, way longer than i thought we were doing today [:P]

Had a good look round here but we weren't able to find this cache.


lParent: GC59ZE8
lText:
Ein paar Tage London standen auf dem Programm und ganz klar, es sollte nicht nur Sightseeing sein, sondern auch ein paar Dosen und vor allem die vielen Virtuals hatten mich nach London gelockt.
Am dritten Tag ging es nach Greenwich, der Besuch dort ist wohl ein "Muss" für jeden Geocacher [;)]  und es hat sich gelohnt, ich wurde mit einem Tag strahlendem Sonnenschein belohnt.
Nachdem der Nullmeridian leer gegecacht war, machte ich mich auf den Weg zu den Challenges, die hier an dem schönen Uferweg liegen. Nachdem ich damit fertig war, hab ich diesen auf dem Weg zur Bahn noch schnell eingesammelt.

Vielen Dank.
Clodhildchen

#3517


lParent: GC3X9B2
lText:
On another week's cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Looked where hint suggested - on both sides but found nothing.


lParent: GC3X9B2
lText:
I definitely looked like a crazy person looking for this one last week! I was trying to find it high and low all across the bridge but no luck :(


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
Typically it had rained all day the day before but I'd planned weeks ago to do these caches. I got a mate to come along as I wouldn't be doing these alone. We chose to enter via the road at this cache first. Probably wasn't the best idea as it was a struggle to climb over and get down into the rushing water. We actually didn't find this one at first and the darkness of the tunnel beckoned so with intentions of returning here after we left it to last. On returning with a gloved hand I got the cache. Thanks


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

This one took a long time to track down, finally Sandra said she had got it


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
Not sure how I have managed to forget to log all of theses, as the caches where very memorable, a great day all round, many thanks for the fun. A favourite point for all of them,


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
Strangely this one took us the longest to find and I still don't know why! It was dark by now and we were tired but it should have been a much quicker find. Finally a one side to other search revealed the hide and we were able to start the long wet journey back to the car.


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
A fun day out caching with GRATHEFISH .....

This was a series Gra wanted to do, so I was happy to tackle it with him....

We started here and had geared up for the wet... wellies etc.... 

Once we found a way to get to this one, Gra went first... and then when I was climbing down, somehow I managed to slip and fell backwards straight into the deepest part.... [:0]

Gra had fairly quick reactions and offered me a hand up, but his first question was, "where is your phone?".... Priorities!! Not "Are you ok?" HA HA!!! 

Luckily my phone was fairly protected in my pocket and we managed to get it out and dry it before any damage was done... I was also ok! Soaked through at the beginning of the day!! Not the intention at all, I'd expected to get wet at some point, but not this early on.....

I managed to cut my hand on some sharp stones or something in the water... but I'll live....

Then I had to wring my clothes out, as best as I could so I didn't get cold....

Ok, Drama over now... Lets find the cache..... Gra actually climbed back up one side to have a more thorough search, and as he was getting down he nearly slipped... But no he wasn't getting wet yet...

Then we searched the other side and found it right away.... [:)]

Onto the next one....

Thanks for the cache heartstones1


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
I teamed up today with Fay,R+R to complete the brilliant Quaqqy series and a couple of MBH caches,We looked at climbing over the road bridge but decided to use a tree to get over the metal spiked fence and then crawled under the security fence to gain acces to the river,Cache was soon found and then we moved upstream towards the sound of rushing water,it probably wasn't the best idea to do this series after a week of rain but in the end it all added to the fun factor.tftc.


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
Log#1: I was planning on coming here this weekend with a friend (who's already done most of the Quaggy trail) but given the weathers so nice (and forecast to deteriorate) I decided to make a start on this series alone. I started at the downstream end with this one though a gate near the sports pitch which I found to be open. I soon spotted this one after a short searche and made my way back out. Now, I naively assumed each of the caches had its own entry point so wondered over to the next GZ at surface level. Oh, right, I get the idea of this series. Back I went through the gate, into the river and made my way into the subterranean world of Quaggy.

This entry was edited by nchs20 on Thursday, 31 July 2014 at 18:29:26 UTC.


lParent: GC50TFM
lText:
[purple] Bumped into 20EP at sport ground gates here , they got a walk back to cederhurst drive 

i parked up in sports ground and made a very short walk to here and picking off the other 2 trads further up tunnel 

help of the torch and lucky guess soon found it 

great adventure and very nice to meet 20EP by flume cache further up the tunnel 

signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC5G0AE
lText:
(2227) Out with WhiteFriar gathering some SideTracked caches in the early evening when it is less busy, for SideTracked Day!

Quickly found by my son.

TFTC


lParent: GC5G0AE
lText:
Interrupted in search by a muggle so stood back. Whilst waiting for him to go I scanned the area and spotted the little blighter! TFTC


lParent: GC5G0AE
lText:
Came to the park to do the night cache with Hedgepiglet and RamsPadge.  While waiting for it to get dark, we decided to do get the caches in and around the park.
A good hide but the cache was quickly found!
TFTC!


lParent: GC5VPYZ
lText:
Had us stumped for a while but got there in the end, with a few scratches to show for outer efforts ;) TFTC


lParent: GC5VPYZ
lText:
Wow, for once my GPS was only mistaken by about 5 metres, walking through blackberry bush in sandals is not the best idea, anyway, it payed off and the cache was found, retrieved the TB!

TFTC


lParent: GC5VPYZ
lText:
Had been hanging on for a while to a tennis themed TB that I'd been meaning to drop off near Wimbledon, but hadn't quite round to...  Had a bit of time this evening so, after checking which nearby caches were likely to be big enough, I decided on this one.  Plus, if I'm honest, I was hoping for a quick find so that I could tease the FTFer and say that I really don't know what all the fuss was about...

Still, as I'm honest, I have to say respect; I arrived a little after sunset and it was tricky enough in the fading light.  GPS was all over the place and finding any kind of sapling of the correct species, let alone the correct sapling itself, was hard enough.  I can understand that this would have been a right pig in the dark; still, that's FTFing in the small hours when sensible people who have seen that a series has been published at around 11pm have passed and gone to bed...  Had (frustrating) fun with this one for 10 or 15 mins.  TFTC!


lParent: GC3B1FG
lText:
Got close first time, only to be foiled by a smooching couple! Went to bag another close by and came back to find it. Luckily, there's only one of the things mentioned in the clue...not! Took the tracjable to put out next week. TFTC.


lParent: GC2XX8D
lText:
GC drop. Greetings from Sweden. TFTC  

This entry was edited by Rankku on Friday, 01 May 2015 at 07:57:21 UTC.


lParent: GC2XX8D
lText:
I was meant to be on a course today but they cancelled it at lunchtime. With a couple of hours spare before my train home I thought I'd grab a couple of caches. 

A nice easy find on a cold and overcast day. This is a very pleasant oasis in a very urban environment. 

TFTC


lParent: GC2XX8D
lText:
Thanks for introducing place to me. Without the geocache, I would not have known that this park has a farm. Worth a visit with educational information. Very nice container. TFTC!


lParent: GC2PKAX
lText:
This has got to be the least pleasant place I've searched for a cache. After hacking through the undergrowth and over the rubbish I found it near a rotting fox carcas. Anyway, done now.


lParent: GC2PKAX
lText:
Last attempt of the day and again nothing! Really think they are being removed, or we just aren't very good at this!


lParent: GC5VNDY
lText:
First time a homeless man was sat there so didn't disturb him but this time I came back with a friend and found it!


lParent: GC5VNDY
lText:
Found but wasn't able to return cache as homeless man set up camp at GZ as I was signing log. Have emailed cache owner to explain and will return tomorrow am.


lParent: GC2843T
lText:
Late afternoon geocaching tour towards Woolwich. Once on location I realised I was searching this cache 4 years ago as a newbie with just some 20 finds on my record. I can't remember why I couldn't find it back then, but today, I had the container in my hands instantly.


lParent: GC2843T
lText:
Mein erster London Besuch. Gemeinsam mit Nev5 und Yna7 neben Sightseeing auch Geocaches gesucht. Kurz vor dem Heimflug diese hier gut gefunden. TFTC


lParent: GC2843T
lText:
Ich war zum allerersten Mal in London (gemeinsam mit Nev5 und Manuzie) und habe es sehr genossen. Selbstverständlich haben wir auch die Gelegenheit genutzt, ein paar Dosen zu suchen. Diese hier war auch dabei und konnte ganz gut gefunden werden. TFTC


lParent: GC2843T
lText:
Mein zweiter Trip nach London, diesmal gemeinsam mit Yna7 und Manuzie. Neben dem Absolvieren der üblichen Touristenaktivitäten wurde auch die eine oder andere Dose gesucht. Bis zum Rückflug waren noch ein paar Minuten Zeit, also haben wir die Zeit genutzt und uns noch ein wenig die Beine vertreten. TFTC


lParent: GC2843T
lText:
After a nice holiday with Turquoise Girl and GonzAlex, in Wales and Essex, we arrived early at the airport. We had to wait a little before we could drop off our luggage, but after that we had some spare time to make a short walk to this cache.

Not the nicest neighbourhood, but the more suprising to find this nice church and mural. Thanks to the hint the cache was quickly and easily found.

Thanks for the cache
Greetz Boa


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Great to see the miniature pavement art around the area, I enjoyed photographing those I saw.  Got stuck on number 3 (perhaps it's come unstuck, there were no leaves today) but I found the others.  When it came to working out the final coords I took a singular guess on what 'F' might be and the coords were nearby. TFTC and for drawing my attention to what was below, and thankfully not gummed to, my feet.  Have a fave point.


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
I'd visited the waypoints over a couple of days and there was at least one where I wasn't so sure about the answer but the calculated coordinates looked reasonable and a quick check on Google Streetview seemed to match the hint so off I headed. Took a bit of searching but I found it thanks to the hint - very nice hint and hide! One piece of advice to anyone yet to head to the final location: bring gloves! Log was a little damp so I popped in a silica gel sachet along with a plastic dinosaur and some Filipino coins. Thanks for the cache and the pleasant walks around Muswell Hill!


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Well we really enjoyed this cache! Took 2 grandchildren, Harvey and Oscar, with us. They were very good at  spotting the clues for Lindy Lou and I . We did  most of  the groundwork then lunch in the Crocodile followed by discovery of the clever cache. On to Ally Pally for ice creams, lovely day! 
TFTC Matthew, definitely a favourite.


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Went out late morning with Barnet Betty and two little helpers to find this cache. We parked the car near to one of the clues and thought it was going to be over before we began because there was a very large digger breaking up the pavement but luckily the clue we wanted was just around the corner.  The little helpers were great at spotting the clues and many more of the non clues. There was only an hiccup with one clue and I seemed to be the only one who could work out what the answer looked like. 

We stopped off for lunch and worked out the coords before rushing off to GZ where Barnet Betty (who had read the details more thoroughly)  quickly had the cache in hand. We had a lovely afternoon and ended it with an ice cream in ally pally cafe. Thanks Matthew-h for this great multi.


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
I used to live in Muswell Hill back in 1984 in the flat above Starbucks although it was a fruit and veg shop back then but have almost never been back since. 

For this cache I parked up near WP1 which I couldn't spot, (would have helped to have read the description first, and also could not spot anything at WP2)! Continuing on, the required info at WP's 3-6 was soon found. Stopped for a coffee before heading back to WP2 for a quick find and the same at WP1. Not sure how I missed them first time around!
I wasn't sure if all my info was correct as some was a bit hard to see but when I calculated the co-ordinates, they seemed reasonable and then headed off to the final which was soon found once I reached GZ. Nice container and contents not too damp.
Picked up the Lucy's Grandpa's Dinosaur TB which had been stuck in the cache since August.
So only one cache found but a great start to the New Years caching; sometimes it's not just about the numbers!


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Made this the multicache to do for August and completed successfully.  Have a FP for the multi and the final ! Thanks


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Have been meaning to do this for a long time as it is right on our doorstep and we are big fans of Ben Wilson. Good fun and great hiding place. Left TB. TFTC!


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
Tftc - been meaning to do this one for a while now! Loved the container although the contents was a little damp. Picked up tb


lParent: GC1HNEW
lText:
I don't know why but we got to the first point and couldn't see anything :S we walked back and fourth but nothing came to our eyes :S maybe someone could point us in right direction and then we might try again another time :(


lParent: GC3J5MQ
lText:
A biker was stood right next to where we thought it would be. He wasn't moving. So we checked all the other possibilities, and nothing! He did eventually move and we got it straight away.


lParent: GC57RGT
lText:
Right on my doorstep. Would never have guessed it was there. Quick and easy find. Be careful of nosy muggles. Onto the next. Thanks for plant we really enjoying finding yr caches.


lParent: GC57RGT
lText:
Bussed it over here at lunchtime today during a break in the cricket to keep the streak (46 days) going. Was a little concerned due to some recent dnfs, but once I was in the right side of the road it was an easy find.

TFTC!

This entry was edited by saddler21 on Thursday, 06 August 2015 at 13:37:09 UTC.


lParent: GC57RGT
lText:
The large metal object here was affecting my GPS.  I watched it go from 6m to 2m then back up to 8m. A few miles to cover today so didn't spend too long searching.


lParent: GC57RGT
lText:
There was nothing apparent at the myriad of places my GPSr was pinging me back and forth to, high and low. I had no appetite for a fingertip search so I walked away.


lParent: GC4AYVW
lText:
Velká škoda,  že  keš  zde  není.  Bylo   to  pár  metru  od   našeho
skvelého  ubytování, kde jsme strávili  4 noci.
V+R


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
Found the information easily and the calculated position seemed promising. Final took a littlw while to spot but was no problems in the end. TFTC.


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
On another cycling / geocaching trip to London, from Yorkshire. Information quickly gleaned. Cache was a fairly straightforward find with help of hint. TFTC


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
I was  very excited to see the canons from the  battle of Trafalgar in the  nearby garden. I collected the information calculated the final location and it was a quick find  with the hint.

TFTC


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
We were driving to meet family in Clapham and realised that we could visit this church without too much of a detour. The co-ords were quickly established and then after a short walk the cache was found. We found the connection to Lord Nelson interesting and indeed saw the two cannons in the nearby gardens. We were unable to see the alterpiece as a service was taking place in the church. TFTC


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
We got there around 11pm, we had to use torches. We searched everything in GZ, but we found only a couple of spiders. We almost gave up, when mum checked a possibly hiding place and voila! There was it! Thank you for the cache!


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
Spent a day in the area and had a couple of appointments cancelled, so thought I would use the time to grab a couple of caches. This one was nearby and found the information quickly in a lovely church. After heading to the corrdinates, there was nothing at GZ where anything magnetic could be kept. I check a few metallic items nearby, but to no avail. The only other place available was 'occupied' so couldnt check. 

I viewed the logs for help, and one said that the coordinates are a little off, so I assume that is where it is. Sad not to find it, but may get another chance when I am next in the area.


lParent: GC5AMN6
lText:
I found the previous incarnation of this and I seem to remember that it was an appealing combination of micro and Ivy [;)]
This version presented no such problems and the cache was found in the first place I looked.

Thanks for reinventing this one.

SL TFTC
#1322


lParent: GC28WCQ
lText:
Very disappointed. Found the hint and knew I was definitely in the right place, but searched for half an hour and got a few nettle stings but no cache! Maybe the camouflage worked too well!


lParent: GC28WCQ
lText:
DNF - really hot day and in shorts.  Not good for climbing among nettles.  Will try again another day.


lParent: GC28WCQ
lText:
Pleased to have this geocache in the park next to my house - full of childhood memories!  Unfortunately our pen ran out halfway through writing our log.  This must show my inexperience as a geocacher - this is only my 5th find.  From now on will check the pen is in good working order! We left some treasure... TFTC.


lParent: GC28WCQ
lText:
Thankyou for bringing us to this lovely park. What a shame the house is no longer here.

This entry was edited by JustFiz on Wednesday, 04 March 2015 at 23:02:40 UTC.


lParent: GC5VTPE
lText:
Same for me at 11.30pm on this cheeky hide!  Lid is missing, but log is pretty snug, so should be OK for the time being.  TFTC.


lParent: GC5VTPE
lText:
Worked like a charm. Submitted log complaining about muggle, who had a shopping wheely stacked at GZ, at that moment muggle departed.  Hurrah! 

This entry was edited by Kubsat76 on Saturday, 29 August 2015 at 21:38:48 UTC.


lParent: GC4QNTN
lText:
[b][red]Found it[/red][/b]

Quick find but needed some stealth to retrieve and replace.

We did the paper work replaced the cache  as found.

Thank you [blue]JimboJames26[/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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(O,O)
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[red]ChrisDen[/red]


lParent: GC4QNTN
lText:
Stopped by on my way to fencing. Straightforward find thanks to the hint. Nice view of the rail lines from where I parked. TFTC!


lParent: GC4QNTN
lText:
Due to an epic 2.5 hour commute from Essex to Ealing broadway every day, I have decided to pick up all caches within reasonable walking distance of each station I pass on the central line twice a day.

Hopped off at West Acton, and set off on my mission round Acton area today, found ES51 closer to station, and then headed towards this one for 2nd find of the day.

Busy area for Muggles in cars, but they really don't pay you to much attention here, as hide is slightly away from road.

Was not sure where to even begin to look, but had a wander back and forward, to see if i cold spot from Nearer the road!

Saw what look like something out of place, and moved round, quick glance round for Muggles and cache was soon in hand.

Took a couple of photos of cache near GZ, as due to my epic journey, tweezers not always on my list to pack into work bag! hope this is ok, as couldn't sign the log.

TFTC



Nice little hide will update log later

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Tuesday, 09 June 2015 at 22:09:12 UTC.

This entry was edited by The Searching Smiths on Tuesday, 09 June 2015 at 22:15:18 UTC.


lParent: GC5XQYY
lText:
First cache in the UK, maybe even all of Europe! Thanks for an easy to see, difficult to reach, cache. ;)


lParent: GC5XQYY
lText:
Took me a while to spot it as I searched down the two holes on the green thing - don't to it.
I then spotted the obvious and john retrieved it as I am vertically challenged. Tftc


lParent: GC5XQYY
lText:
Yay! Finally managed to find this on the fourth attempt! First time it had gone walkabout and the second and third times,  people were lurking about in vans right next to the cache. Got the chance to have a little look about today and found the sneaky thing after a short search.  Thanks very much for the cache and for replacing so quickly. Glad to finally get a smiley face for this one as it's right next to where I work (in an office next door to the theatre) and it's been niggling me.  Haha :D


lParent: GC5XQYY
lText:
Pretty sure this has gone walkabout and part of the attachment is all that is left. Will email photo to cache owner.


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
Glad if the sun light shining through the side and the water was fine. Found the cache and retrieved the geo coin. Happy days


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

The girls got sidetracked here which cleared the way for me to make an quick find


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
It was a strange feeling being here and we kept quiet in case anyone was on the field. The places caching takes you [:O]

Quick find here and another FP [:)]


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
A fun day out caching with GRATHEFISH doing the Quaggy series and few MBH caches....

We headed downstream from Bridge... we guessed where to look, but guessed wrong, so spent a few minutes searching the wrong place, before we decided to go to the sidelights and read the cache description/hint.... then we went back and Gra spotted the hide right away.... [:)]

Thanks for the cache heartstones1


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
I teamed up today with Fay,R+R to complete the brilliant Quaqqy series and a couple of MBH caches,the rushing water was just one of the outlet pipes that runs into the culvert,I had it in my head that this one was magnetic so we wasted a bit of time checking out the metalwork above the doorway,once we read the description we made a quick find,thanks for placing.


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
Log#2: Having disturbed a few pigeons nesting near the entrance I continued to the grates which provided a tantalising glimpse of the world outside. The cache itself was easily found and signed. Back off into the darkness for the next one.


lParent: GC50TGE
lText:
Lots of water+two old bikes+ silt+four old phones+1 sainsburys trolley+Mikeson osinowo's wallet+a swifts nest=Two tired and wet geocachers and 1 pair of lost glasses. Really interesting cache that deserves a favourite point.TFTC [:D]


lParent: GC37QVD
lText:
Went for a short evening walk with Patti1 in the surroundings of our hotel to find a few caches. This was found quickly. TFTC!


lParent: GC37QVD
lText:
After looking at some caches nearby which turned out to be underground with no access that I could see locally, I really wanted a simple cache and dash while in the area. This was perfect, similar to a few of my own cache and dash series. Tftc


lParent: GC1M3GA
lText:
Mal etwas die Vororte der Stadt erkundet und hier gleich auch noch ein schon lange im eigenen Besitze gehabter Travel Bug abgelegt. War easy zu finden.
TFTC
 [:o)]
#905


lParent: GC1M3GA
lText:
Ella and Milly thrilled to find their first cache with goodies in - thank you.  Loving the plastic horse and the red balloon, hope our treasures can be enjoyed by other passing little ones.


lParent: GC1M3GA
lText:
Great location. Kids enjoyed a walk and were very excited about the size of the cash :). Thank you for the cash and a lovely morning out.

This entry was edited by cmdmb on Wednesday, 29 July 2015 at 12:23:34 UTC.


lParent: GC1M3GA
lText:
Just went on a long-overdue maintenance visit today and added a new sheet of paper for people to write on.


lParent: GC1M3GA
lText:
Tftc :) After volunteering in this lovely hidden nature reserve today I decided to find the cache.  

Taken photo of a trackable I picked up near Chiswick Bridge by the currently very shallow pond


lParent: GC34X1J
lText:
Some weeks ago I got a coin, which was supposed to go to Ally Pally. As I was still planning a holiday trip, I decided to visit London and bring this coin to its destination. I could locate the cache really fast, and enjoyed a nice walk in this nice park.

TFTC
Kai


lParent: GC4FN8P
lText:
Makes a change not arriving by train to bag a Sidetracked!
Cunning!
TFTC

[b][gold]-GOLDPOT-[/b][/gold] #6933


lParent: GC4FN8P
lText:
After nearly  giving up as the area has recently been painted and thought it may have been found and taken by a muggle 
My mum finally found it for us 
Tftc


lParent: GC5CCCF
lText:
am sure this one's missing, had a good look and went sunday because off workers (mugglers) but nothing.   8D


lParent: GC5CCCF
lText:
Came on sunday because off people working overhead but couldn't not find the geo.   thanks anyway!  
please can you get new geo, so we can finnish the THE HIDDEN HEART saga lol , cheers afeichtner  :)

This entry was edited by noe69 on Wednesday, 09 September 2015 at 00:02:12 UTC.


lParent: GC5CCCF
lText:
Yah. Got this one after several DNFs with some of the others in the series. No magnets attached now however but spotted the end sticking out. Thanks for the cache, log signed at 19:47 

 Find #2054


lParent: GC5CCCF
lText:
Made a short detour from the canal trail to finish the hidden heart series. This one was missing last time I was here. It didn't seem to stick very well so left it in a slightly higher place than i found it on a horizontal.


lParent: GC5CCCF
lText:
Easy find. TFTC 

This entry was edited by Topper Harley on Thursday, 23 April 2015 at 19:19:39 UTC.


lParent: GC22D8R
lText:
Sorry, I will check on it on Monday and replace the cache as it sounds as though it's gone. So sorry


lParent: GC22D8R
lText:
Lots of litter at gz but no cache. With five DNF's in three months I think it would be worth checking this one.


lParent: GC37QX4
lText:
when I red the hint, I had totally different idea from where I would find this cache. When I noticed that what I was looking for wasn´t there, I decided to give up. As I was leaving, I found it [:)] tftc


lParent: GC37QX4
lText:
Hmm.  Couldn't find a box either here or at a nearby cache.  Maybe I'm being really silly or maybe they've been removed?


lParent: GC37QX4
lText:
Took my wife and grandson for a walk in the area and found 3 caches.
The third and last one was found 15.33 and then we went to the park to play. Greetings from Sweden. TFTC


lParent: GC5G09M
lText:
Like it! It's good to be able to deduce where the cache should be. I don't like having to cast around in the hope that...  TFTC.


lParent: GC5G09M
lText:
Came to the park to do the night caches with Hedgepiglet and RamsPadge.  Arrived early so decided to get the caches in and around the park while we waited for it to get dark.
This was a clever hide, had us realky searching. The cache container was brilliant -  have given it a favourite point.
Thank you for the cache,  Sludge bucket!


lParent: GC5G09M
lText:
Found this one with Debs54 and Hedgepiglet whilst waiting for it to get dark for the nearby nightcache. This one gets a FP from me.


lParent: GC5G09M
lText:
found by Mr. H while I was searching for my GPS which I seemed to have lost, somewhere between Beckenham Hill Sidetracked and this one.  Had search where we thought it might have been but no luck.
carried on to tea break.

lovde this cache

favourite point awarded.


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
Found on a very wet day which meant there were no muggles around. Thank you for placing this Earth Cache, I have been past this memorial lots of times but never really inspected it very closely.


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
In the village at a reunion with the Curiouslass and the afternoon sunshine made want a small detour as returned to the car - we came for another session of education about History and geology - Thanks


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
Very nice memorial. Visiting from VA, USA and went to Cannizaro Park. Thanks for the Earth Cache!
Will e-mail answers.


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
TFTEC. Took a long walk to get this one yesterday afternoon. 
I have sent a message through the GC website with my answers.


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
It started blobbing with rain as I got closer to GZ, which sometimes makes for the best geocaching weather, as Muggles retreat indoors. I could have done without it at this cache though as I was keen to have a really good look around. Not confident in my answers as a result so will await CO decision but hope for the best. 
Am hoping I get bonus points for managing to take a selfie in the rain that included more of my GPS than it did of my face... Comedy points perhaps!


lParent: GC5M8CH
lText:
Found on my way home, once I had sorted out my SE all became clear.  Have e mailed answers to CO>. Will upload selfie soon.


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
Loads of plump spiders hanging around here. We kinda freaked out a few times. Another great cache thanks


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
I was talked into this series of caches by Sandra123 and Kat15, I should have guessed that they hadn't been totally honest about just how wet I would get or for how long! Why didn't they wait till summer??

Just where the hint said it would be [:)]


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
A fun day out caching with GRATHEFISH doing the Quaggy series and few MBH caches....

We started the search for this one early just to make sure we didn't go past it.... So looking as we walked and sure enough we found it.... [:)]

Thanks for the cache heartstones1


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
I teamed up today with Fay,R+R to complete the brilliant Quaqqy series and a couple of MBH caches,We carried on up the culvert,bit messy here,place could do with a good clear out,and soon found the circled hole,log signed and on we go,thanks for placing.


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
I came here solo to do some of the Quaggy series two days ago and thought I'd found this one. However, when I got home the CO mailed me and said that I'd accidently found one of the mystery caches instead. Luckily I was back today with KROP and 20EP so had another opportunity to get this one, which was easily found, though further back from the weir that I had imagined. Its tricky with no GPS. This completes the Quaggy trads (as it stands) but I'm sure it will expand soon so will certainly be back.


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
This cache really should have had a hint because I had given up the hunt and began wading back when I happened to chance upon the cache about 100 metres away from 'con'. The hiding place was good but it really needed a clue. TFTC anyway.[V]


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
[purple] Parking for this one and the 2 other trads was on Kidbrooke road in a private sports ground , walked across the playing field and bingo in river by quaggy bridge 


really nice to walk up right in this under ground tunnel , no crouching required  [^]

soon spotted after passing mobile phones , childrens bikes dustbin lids and plenty of silt 

Just a side note i had no problems finding the cache even though there,s no gps signal , cache describtion was very good to make a easy find  

signed log.
TFTC.


lParent: GC50THX
lText:
M-C: Since the protection was big and heavy, big cacher held it while I signed the log. TFTC!

Nice hide. Saw loads of tadpoles near here.

This entry was edited by 20EP on Sunday, 11 May 2014 at 13:32:18 UTC.


lParent: GC5WHNK
lText:
Came here tonight but the dark and ivy defeated me. Will have another try in daylight and when I can get round the other side as per a previous finders log.


lParent: GC5WHNK
lText:
No luck from Green Street, but found it from the car park side. Thanks.
Hoping for a win against Birkirkara FC now. COYI!


lParent: GC5WHNK
lText:
Privileged to be the first one to sign the West Ham log at the Boleyn Ground. Shame GZ will only be there for one more season.
COYI [:)]


lParent: GC5WHNK
lText:
Well, what an opportunity missed! This was likely to be the last trip to Upton Park for Snakeplex and Mrs. S, taking advantage of the £10 ticket offer. What made it even better was the possibility of a FTF there, right outside the ground!

We walked from Upton Park tube station, taking in the aroma of saveloys, pie and jellied eels and arrived at GZ. An extensive search left Snakeplex empty handed (and [b]very[/b] grubby handed, with all the muck in the vegetation). Sadly a DNF, but made up for by a 3-0 win. COYI!


lParent: GC5WHNK
lText:
Saw this one around 23:00 With no attributes I wasn’t sure if this cache was accessible 24/7. Checked the coordinates on Google earth and it put the cache inside the perimeter of Upton Park in the middle of a parking space. As I was taking a detour after work to do some early morning shopping at Smithfield and Knew I would end up traveling down Essex’s very own Route 66 (or for the uninitiated the A13) So a detour was not out to far out of my way. arrived at Upton Park around 04:30 the GPS led me to a spot on the wall and then told me I had to be inside the car park. I checked the perimeter fencing and among the ivy but found nothing. After finding an open gate I wandered in the car park for a look from inside and still drew a blank. so with that I left 1 nil to purple haze I think.


lParent: GC5VNEM
lText:
Unexpected nice weather today, so we decided a bit of Geocaching was in order. We noticed that this series had appeared since we last went caching close to home so thought we'd give it a go. The finds were all pretty straightforward and the loop, done in order, was a nice walk with a convenient stop at the Hand in Hand halfway round and the Alexander at the end - caches and pubs always make a good combination.

Weren't sure we should be poking around in here, but it was obviously disused.


lParent: GC5VNEM
lText:
So many muggles walking this way as Wimbledon tram stop is closed. But found our moment. Great hiding place!


lParent: GC5VNEM
lText:
12:04
Missed it at first, there's more space inside than it initially seems! Lots of muggles about, but I was mostly getting weird looks for photographing the outer container.


lParent: GC5VNEM
lText:
Number 2 of 10, A lot of muggles, but I persevered and found it while pretending to fix my bike! TFTC


lParent: GC5VNEM
lText:
QEF at GZ in the obvious place ( this is where I would have put it) great box, shame the new ones are so drab. Tftc


lParent: GC395GF
lText:
We were over the moon to have found a cache of this sorted after reading about them! Lovely write-up too! Log signed though tweezers would've been handy. TFTC!


lParent: GC395GF
lText:
Wow! Now I have never seen something like this before, I got slightly lucky and found it quickly but I can understand if this takes a while! (Once again, logbook stuck inside)


lParent: GC395GF
lText:
Very cool. Was a bit flummoxed by the description but then had a lateral think about what it could mean and low and behold I was correct.


lParent: GC395GF
lText:
Easy to close in on the GZ. Found in no time. Bonus points for the cool container. Greetings from Singapore!


lParent: GC395GF
lText:
Cache found with Quenrelia.

Did not took to ling to find this cache with an original description.

TFTC Huber5ive


lParent: GC5B3YX
lText:
In the process of leaning clever Mike at GZ,  I almost ran over 'a piece of rubbish', closer inspection and this container looked suspiciously cache like. Sure enough, log book inside, all safe despite obviously having suffered a flat Stanley experience from something heavier than me. Repositioned where I'd been planning to reach, maybe CO could check I put it back ok? TFTC


lParent: GC5B3YX
lText:
Found this with Krystal Tipps, there were a few people sat at gz eating their lunch but managed a quick find here.


lParent: GC5B3YX
lText:
Nice quick find as was tall enough to see it. Really surprised there aren't more caches along this path. Very pleasant walk, thanks


