Weekend caching must now be Quality not Quantity! Today is International Geocaching Day and finding a cache earns a smart souvenir!😀

I have been planning to visit Saffron Walden for some time now and today was the chosen day. I planned my route, noting green spots on the map on the journey.

We have a National Trust membership and had decided to visit a new property every fortnight during the Summer.

I was having a chat with Frantica on the official site message board last night discussing caching plans for today. I said that I wasn't sure whether to go for numbers in the time I had available.

Today is the 10th anniversary of the placing of the first SideTracked cache. A series of events had been planned to celebrate this including one by Cazmocket in Ongar.

I need a cache today. I have plans to meet the chaps for lunch in Billericay so where can I get an easy cache nearby?

The trouble with a B&B near an A road is that traffic starts early. I was awoken by a lorry at 0545 and breakfast wasn't until 0700. What shall I do in the meantime? Yes, you've guessed it.🤔

Although a Mega usually lasts for a week, I normally go for an overnight nearby. This Mega was being held in Bicton College near East Budleigh in Devon and decided to travel down on the Friday grabbing a few caches on the way.😀

I needed a cache for today but the weather forecast was atrocious. ☔️ The nearest unfound cache to me was the trad in the title.

This is a puzzle series based near Stebbing. Looking at it on the map, there's an outer circle of nine puzzles caches.