I’m still after a 4/3.5 cache and I spotted one up in Infinson territory in Panfield near Braintre. He has set a three part mystery series called Bearing Bonanza based on the village sign and the village’s entry in William the Conqueror‘s Domesday Book. It was always Doomsday when I was a kid but this was certainly a dooms morning.🤔
We all have our Geocaching targets and I have too many to name, however, I have had a challenge cache bubbling away in the background for a couple of years now. GC4RCNX is the 5/1 490 T/D CC. All, and I’ll say it again, all you have to do is fill each D/T square between 1/1 and 4/4 with 10 caches, hence the 490.🤔
Did you know that Barry White, the self styled “Walrus of Love“ once spent time in the slammer for a crime that he did not commit?
Ever since that prolific cacher jazzyjessups moved down to Edenbridge, close on the Kent and Surrey border, I have been eying up his Kent and Surrey Challenge series. The series consists of 30 caches, mainly trads but with a lot of mystery challenges chucked in.😀
I’m still trying to add more Greater London caches to the list so I‘m going to the outer reaches of the county to Crayford Marshes this morning. As usual I’m going early and I was parking up near the trail head of the Crayford Marsh series at 0630. I quickly solved the Info Board multi and set off down the track picking up the rest of the trads in the series before collecting the multi.
The plan was to start off early in Grove Park and work my way towards Croydon via Beckenham. I knew that parking was dear in Croydon so I would find some parking and then get a £3.50 All Day Rover ticket for the trams. Here’s how it went.
I hadn’t met up with my pal Paul this year and we arranged to meet up today. He lives across the road from Admirals Park in Chelmsford and we normally walk through it on our way to lunch in the town.
If you are into caches from the War Memorial series, you will be aware that there is a souvenir for finding a WM cache or attending a WM event over this weekend. So there were two WM multis on my list for today.
After a very short break from caching, the phrase that popped into my mind was “back in the saddle again” this morning.
Whilst I was in Klaksvik, a geocache was published just two miles from home. Obviously there was no chance of a FTF so I forgot about it.