Geocaching Adventures

In May 2010 Kas dragged me off into a park in Marrakech to “play a new game”
The rest is history. Well, mainly it is geography, but you know what I mean.

 

It’s All About the Numbers

Profile for MKGees

Studying Theology

 

Geomorphology is Fun

Climbing the Greasy Pole of Success

Geocaching

A game in which players use multi-billion dollar satellites to find bits of tupperware hidden in the woods.
Weston Underwood

Weston Underwood

Oh go on then! One more day of geocaching before getting the new calendar out.

Souldrop Revival

Souldrop Revival

A quick dash around the village of Souldrop and a case of déjà vu all over again

Stockbridge

Stockbridge

A summertime stomp around Hampshire with Pesh and the Happy Hunter.

Litlington

Litlington

A hack around the Hertfordshire countryside near Royston, chasing bits of tupperware, as ever

Sandon Sloth

Sandon Sloth

Having a pop at the Sandon Sloth series of geocaches to the south of Royston – a moderately sized loop of 40 caches.

Bourn Bonanza

Bourn Bonanza

Walking around the Bourn Bonanza and Longstowe Loop geocaching series in Cambridgeshire. It was a long walk.

Close to the Edge

Close to the Edge

Close to the edge whilst wandering along the South Downs in winter in some very bad weather. It was a near-death experience, probably.

You’re Gidding Me

You’re Gidding Me

A walk around the Giddings on a Sunday afternoon collecting a bunch of geocaches from two separate series.

Knapwell Knick-Knack

Knapwell Knick-Knack

Geocaching around the Knapwell Knick-Knack and Elsworth on a winter’s afternoon, with a few side-orders thrown in for good measure.

Camo Capers

Camo Capers

Having a hack around the Camo Capers geocache series near Denton in Northamptonshire, in the company of Pesh and Dijons

Adstock

Adstock

Ambling Around Adstock – A series of fairly small geocaches in the paths around, believe or not, Adstock in Buckinghamshire.

Orwell and Eversden

Orwell and Eversden

Walking around Orwell and Eversden searching for little plastic containers. My usual hobby, I know, but a bit of a biggie this time.