I’d failed miserably with the series of Wherigo caches in Jubilee Country Park last week so I‘m back in town to have another try.

There‘s a series of 100 caches called Unicorns down in Kent to the east of Sittingbourne that I’ve been working on for ages.

I had a couple of hours to myself so set off to Hadleigh to walk the “Cunning” Murrell AdLab series set by Mathsnut.

A few days ago, I was contacted by a cacher from Shropshire, NevilleDog_n_Humans regarding You Know My Name, a 4/1.5 Letterbox cache, a few miles from me in Rettendon. As I was the last one to find it, he was after a nudge, which I willingly gave.

Kentish cacher, barrowman1 has set a circular series, 13 miles in length, of 79 Unknown caches, called GIK aka Geocaching In Kent.

For my first “official” trip out since the latest Coronavirus lockdown, I have decided to come a bit further afield to try to find some caches to meet a few challenges.

I decided that I had unfinished business on the Cliffe Peninsula in Kent, an area that featured strongly in the writings of Charles Dickens.

I hoping to finish of the Fawkham Green Gamble this morning and when the alarm went off this morning at 0540 instead of 0440, I realised that the chances of this were slim.

There’s a piece of Geo Art near Brands Hatch in Kent called Knatts Valley Invader Series. It a 57 cache series plus a bonus comprising of 51 mainly 2/3 Letterboxes and six mysteries, all on a circular walk.

Well, there‘s only one thing on my mind this morning and that’s the 2.5/5 VS Hartley multI. I knew where the trailhead was and I had the final coords so let’s go. I parked up just after dawn so I could see what I was doing and walked into the search area.