I’m back for another early start on the Erith peninsula. As dawn broke, I was collecting the multi CM Dartford - Methodist which I had DNFed last week.

Amongst my 95 lists of caches to do is one called Maldon Clear-Up. Now that I’m getting out and about for short bursts of caching, it’s time to go back to Maldon to try to reduce this list.

I‘m slowly getting more adventurous so decided that I would have an early doors expedition across the water into Kent this morning. I had a little list of caches planned with Dartford being the first port of call.

For our day out this week, we decided to go to Sudbury in Suffolk. I like this place and it has a decent coffee shop that I enjoy visiting.

Nathan had published a series of trads, Chapel Chase around the Othona Community in Bradwell-on-Sea. I thought I might have a chance at a series FTF but I got beaten to it. He had also published an Adventure Labs series.

I’m slowly getting back into the swing of geocaching things and I’ve noticed that today will be SideTracked Day. I’ve been collecting this souvenir for the past five years so I don’t want to miss out.

Now that the lockdown is easing, we’ve decided that we must have a day out at least once a week. We stuck a pin in the map of Essex and punctured Halstead.🤔 I like Halstead so I was looking forward to revisiting the place.

I still hadn’t quite got the buzz as a trad cache, “Peace” Cache was published in Fobbing a few days ago but I didn’t go for it.

No, it’s not that classic Western Swing track by Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys. If you had read my last blog post, I haven‘t been caching for 121 days.

I decided to have an early start south of the river today. I had my eyes on some more of JJ’s “It’s all Greek to me” series circling Sutton-at-Hone so that would be the main thrust of the few hours that I have this morning.