After we got back from our day out caching on Saturday, we’d spotted a new cache not for from home but had missed FTF as a cacher who was on his canal boat 0.5 miles from GZ got there first. Overnight, another new cache had also been published near Woodseaves so I set off to [...]
Archive for April, 2009
Two new (quite) local caches
Posted in General on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Linear and Circular Caching: Cannock, Stone and Swynnerton
Posted in General on April 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On Saturday, we decided to try and clear up newer caches in Staffordshire. Isaac had been on a sleep-over at his Grandparents in Blymhill so it made sense to pick him up there and then start the day’s caching on the 6 caches that make up the Hatherton Canal series, near J12 of the M6. [...]
Whitchurch Cache Maintenance: Whereigo and Behind Enemy Lines – Tilstock
Posted in General on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We’ve been meaning to get over to Whitchurch for a few weeks now so we can check on our two caches there. Today I had a free hour or two so off I set. First on the list was our Behind Enemy Lines – Tilstock cache. The last finder had reported that the cache was [...]
A quick FTF and some family history
Posted in General on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
When I checked my emails this morning, I spotted a new cache had come out less than 10 miles from home. It was by a church that Mrs Bolas Heathens thinks some of her ancestors may be buried at, so we thought we’d combine a caching trip with a good look around the churchyard. We [...]
Two *Almost* FTF’s
Posted in General on April 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Last night we were relaxing at home when two new caches came out not too far from home, but far enough to have to think about dashing out for a FTF. We opted for the easy route and leave them for another time. Today, the children were due round at their Grandparents and with a [...]
UK Mega Series – Northern Ring
Posted in General on April 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Isaac has been asking about making a start on this epic series for a while now, so with the clocks going forward the other week and longer caching days, we thought it was about time to start. We’d seen from other logs that people were taking between 9 and 12 hours (or more) on the [...]




