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Here is a bookmark I just found with over 200 TB hotels (some are archived). Keep an eye out for more bookmarks of this type whilst on the cache pages. http://www.geocaching.com/bookmarks/view.aspx?guid=fb0c92a0-e2b8-43c9-b0ec-4d44d9f771b0

On the map, look near airports.

Not far from me is a 'travelbug hotel' cache near Leeds Bradford Airport. If you have a bug needing to travel you can place it there, and people tend to visit there before the airport if they're going on a flight. Perhaps you could find a similar cache, if one exists, nearby?

It was indeed caches with names A to Z, I'd remembered it wrongly! Maybe I shall create the towns one when I have more experience! I started bookmarking a couple of challenges which led to the recommendation of a few challenge bookmark lists so I have pocket queried these. Thanks again for your help, I will have a look at your website recommendation now

I've seen a couple that are different to the mystery caches, I saw an A to Z list somewhere with various geocaches in towns from A to Z. Sort of like a pretend multi cache! I think looking through bookmarks will be a great idea - thank you, I'll give that a go! I didn't have the bookmark feature when I saw the previous ones, but will add them now thanks again! Much appreciated!

Thanks for your advice I have been trying to do it on my computer, and have premium membership but not a paid for app. I have seen a few challenges and wish to search the keyword 'challenge' and see what is within 100-200 miles of me. I have just had a play with pocket queries and as a challenge is not a specific type of cache I cannot produce a sufficient list. Perhaps buying an app is the only way to do this? Thanks again! Lugzy

Hi there, I would like some advice on searching for geocaches please. I would like to search for a keyword and within a certain area. I cannot work out how to search for two attributes. I thought I may be able to just search the keyword and then click the top of the 'distance from home' column but the distances do not come up when just searching for a keyword. I really hope that makes sense! Many thanks :-) Lugzy