Tag: cache log

This checkin to GLG6FMEM Constellations 4 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Glad to see the “danger” and “no kids” tags on this one, but presquevu and I were surprised to see that it, like the others in this series, recommend that they’ve visited on a clear night! Being out here at night, on foot, sounds to me like a good way to get hit by one of the many cars and trucks on this busy and dangerous road!

Like some others – according to the logs – we spent some time on the wrong side of the road with this one, and when we eventually opted to take the hint it didn’t help us much until we’d already given up and were about to walk away. Found the cache in the end, but that felt like a lot of effort and a great deal of danger for the payoff!

 

This checkin to GLG6FNFT Constellations 6 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Excellent container: one of the best I’ve seen of its type! The lid for the container had been forced on backwards by a previous finder and way slightly stuck, but we managed to pry it loose (and returned it, of course, reassembled correctly). Despite the fact that it hadn’t rained for a couple of days, presquevu and I had already found ourselves slipping on some of the muddier slopes, but nothing could have prepared us for the muddy deluge at the nearby truck turning spot! We splashed through and found ourselves more than a little mucky, for it, but the walk was worthwhile nonetheless.

 

This checkin to GLG6FEGC Constellations 1 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Went out for a lovely walk with presquevu to hunt for the Constellations series. This was our first find, but the GZ was quite overgrown and it took us a while to get through to where the cache was! TFTC.

This checkin to GLG6FERR Constellations 2 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Took a while for presquevu and I to get warmed-up and into the geocaching spirit, but we found this one without too much difficulty once we started looking in the right place.

This checkin to GLG6FF6C Constellations 3 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

A tougher find for presquevu and I. At first, my GPSr seemed to imply that the cache might have been on or under the obvious nearby landmark, and once we realised that we were wrong there was a reasonable amount of hacking-through-the-undergrowth required to get to the actual GZ. Nice spot for a geocache – we saw a heron and a rabbit on our walk to this point, among other wildlife.

This checkin to GC1TPQM Constellations 12 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

presquevu and I spent a while hunting for this, but were interrupted by curious-looking dog walkers and didn’t want to continue to look so suspicious within such close range of a school. So after this DNF, we called it a day and went to find ourselves a nice pub lunch. Thanks for the series (that which we did of it, at least): with the exception of the bit on the scary road, we had a wonderful time.

This checkin to GC1TPH1 Constellations 5 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

presquevu and I were glad to get off the main road and back onto these lovely winding footpaths. Unfortunately we weren’t able to find this cache, though: it looks like some work has been done this year to repair some of the damaged fences, and we wonder if this might have affected the cache’s hiding place. :-(

This checkin to GC1TPPC Constellations 10 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

presquevu and I narrowly missed this one – we must have walked right by it – because it wasn’t sync’d to my GPSr! What a pity – looks like a great cache: we may have to come back and finish the series, starting from here.

This checkin to GLG58G7G Thrupp wander #3 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Found while out on a walk with fleeblewidget and her daughter. Easy find, but this year’s growth made it a little challenging to extract from its hiding place! TFTC.

This checkin to GLG58G8P Thrupp wander #2 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Carrying on with my walk with fleeblewidget and her baby, we saw deer foraging for crab apples out among the trees. Found the cache without difficulty (quickly guessed what we were looking for) but the log was stuck and we couldn’t extract it to sign. :-(
Lovely spot for a great hide, nonetheless. FP awarded.

This checkin to GLG58K56 Thrupp wander #1 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Last cache on fleeblewidget and I’s walk with her baby. Wouldn’t have found it without the hint (also: not sure I agree with the size category!). Had a little explore they pressed on to Thrupp. TFTC!

This checkin to GC4Z3RZ Boundary Brook: Billy Goats Gruff reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Just passing by, dropped off a travel bug.

This checkin to GC54F7N Oxford Steganography #4 - Tilt reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Performed maintenance: dried out contents and added fresh silica gel sachets to help keep moisture out, adjusted seal to improve waterproofing, added a travel bug that loves mystery caches (help him find more!).

This checkin to GLFPM6BT The Poplars reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

Found while out for a walk with my partner’s baby. Easy find, once we realised which road we needed to start from! Took Travel Sheep travel bug, because the little one was quite taken by it (as will be clear from the photo!). Kidlington needs more caches! TFTC.

This checkin to GLFM7YKW MarstonMystery6 reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.

This one, labelled 4 (there’s definitely been a switcheroo somewhere here) was an easier find than I expected: my hunch was spot on! To think that I only lived a few streets over a couple of years back and never discovered this footpath! TFTC.