Ganesh TB sets off
In July 2014, a fellow cacher – GeoBertrum – and I lost a close friend and work colleague which obviously hit us for six. Ganesh…
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jjef – Caches to be savoured
Every now and again, you come across a cache which is a little special, a little different and it makes the DNFs and walking in…
Swim or Sail?
A Majorcan Geocache I find myself visiting a friend in his Majorcan hideaway for a few days soon and I have my eye on a…
Earn the 7 Souvenirs of August
Traditional geocaches are the delicious bread and butter of geocaching. You look it up, go to the coordinates and — Boom! It’s there. Everyone high…
How to put caches on your GPS
So you have a new GPS device and would like to put some caches on it right? The quickest and easiest way to do this…
2015 UK Mega Event comes to Essex
The official Groundspeak blurb for a mega reads; Mega-Events are the ultimate gatherings for geocachers. Officially, events must surpass the 500 attendee mark to qualify…
Chalk Quarry
One of the things you will hear most often from a ‘Geocacher’ is that they like the different places that caching will take them. Today,…
Getting your feet wet
So here I was today, completing a local series of caches and I thought I would deviate from the path slightly to pick up a…
The Bolt
For me, one of the cleverest caches is the bolt. Designed by god-knows-who, the head of the bolt screws away from the body, which is…
Garmin Chirp Cache
What is a Garmin Chirp? A Garmin chirp is a wireless geocaching device that transmits a name, coordinates and a small amount of data, called…