Thank you for sharing some more great photos walktall. We've have a few close ones from yesterday and today too, here's some..
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I found a few caches yesterday. I was going to travel up to go find Skidmarks on my trousers for what I believe would of been an easy T5 cache, but after a discussion with Storm we decided to sacrifice the TD5 souvenir, and go else where for what looked like a more worthy cache or two including a search many of you here have made for Linda. It was a great cache, and I am sure we made the right decision.
No I didn't go, only close by for a short time. Some of the displays can be good, and some rare planes can be seen, but it's not really my thing. Tracy and my eldest son Tom went to a field to watch for the whole day yesterday, they left Ciren at 6am for it! Not too far from where you were I think, Rymes Farm? A field with a little lake right on the edge of the north perimeter fence. I did some house work, went and did a few caches, then went and watched a bit. Enough for me.
Bit expensive to go right in. Here's a photo from the last time we actually went in. Storm on left, Tom eldest on right.
Been out and about Shipton Moyne today completing the Along Newnton's Contrasting Circular Trail, 37 caches 12 miles all found lovely walk, and had the opportunity to visit Cat & Custard Pot on this lovely after very nice indeed . Also finished the Let's Off Road series and bonus
Our second year Geocaching anniversary today, and half of higster was up in a hot air balloon at the Bristol Balloon Fiesta whilst the other half spent time on the ground picking up a challenge cache in the grounds of Ashton Court
Well done higster, and you're thrashing me on the numbers in a fraction of the time I have been playing. I saw a few minutes of the balloon night glow on the Bristol TV channel on freeview, that's as close as I got.
Didn't even know it was sidetracked day Pir8sOld&New! So what you up to Thurs night then?
No caching for me again today Going to have to sort out my priorities soon or I'll soon be down to a one a year man
Just back from a week-end in Cornwall attempting the Compass 360 puzzle ring, so today is a quite feet up day
That caught my eye, when I heard about it on this site (or perhaps Cachewalker). How was it for you? How did you go about working out the coordinates? One by one or did you come up with some way of making it quicker and easier?
Post by Yorkshire Yellow on Aug 19, 2015 12:06:13 GMT
Tomorrow - Planning on tackling a couple of loops on the Great Cotswold Walk. Saturday - Mrs YY and I are hoping to a walk in the Brecon Beacons, taking in 7-8 caches on the circuit to and from the reservoir, taking in Pen y Fan, Cribyn, etc.
Working out the puzzle is straight forward as it uses the same formula for all the puzzles it's rot formula I do have all the co-ords worked out on a gpx file for BaseCamp. With regard to doing the series we did them in the most part as cache/dash however the roads are very narrow without parking places, it did help doing the first 100+ we did in the dark. In the main a experience higgi
Post by Yorkshire Yellow on Aug 21, 2015 11:47:49 GMT
Yesterday - Two loops of the Great Cotswold Walk and a few extras en-route, plus "Cold War Poulton" by Gackt on the drive home. 19.6 miles covered and probably around ninety finds (I've only logged my DNFs so far).