Geocaching Adventures
In May 2010 Kas dragged me off into a park in Marrakech to “play a new game” – The rest is history.
It's All About the Numbers
Triangulating the UK
Climbing the Greasy Pole of Success
Geomorphology is Fun
Studying Theology
Geocaching
A game in which players use multi-billion dollar satellites to find bits of tupperware hidden in the woods.
Deux Sans Frontieres
A bit of déjà cache in a place where you can't tell which country you're in.
A Lille More Time
Open the photo gallery >> The day began with a relatively spartan breakfast at the hotel – I didn’t expect it to be massively lavish, and it wasn’t massively lavish, but it probably was worth the €4 a pop. On the cards for the day was, I suppose, the main feature presentation for this journey […]
Forts, Failures & Dunes
Open the photo gallery >> For the third year in a row Izzy and me decided we were going to the GeoNord Mega event. This year’s was to be held in Dunkirk, which is kind of only just in France really. The previous two years’ events had been held in Valenciennes (see Going Mega in France) […]
Colouring In
How many new French Departments could we visit in one day, without being totally silly about it ?
Valmondois
Can we finish the big series today ?
Jouy-le-Comte
Yet another new record for finds in a single day.
Hérouville
A walk of slightly unwelcome length after some early morning running exertions.
A Day Off in Paris
A day in the French capital whilst taking a bit of a break from a very, very busy week of geocaching.
Livilliers
A long walk on a cool but sunny day near the French capital.
Frouville
The beginning of a busy week near Paris
Orwell and Eversden
If you're gonna 'av one, 'av a big 'un !
MK Puzzle Series
A long walk through the heart of Milton Keynes.