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Good plan, go for it !

 

There's nothing like a really safe cache for all those valuable travel bugs.

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I think it indicative of the UK weather - more time for chatting, less time for caching !!

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Secondly, if I am attacked by a crazies, it would be a hell of a lot more fun to beat them senseless with a hiking staff than to 'just' shoot them

 

This quote from the posted thread is just unbelivable !! I could comment with my true feelings about this but I Really don't want to be banned !

 

Simply Paul - I can confirm that there are Wild Boar coming back. Have a look here - Wild Boar Webpage.

 

My wife was walking in the Forest of Dean yesterday on a non-geocaching expedition (the fool !!) when she came across this :

 

 

(Sorry about the picture quality - it took her by suprise somewhat !)

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Or from amazon.co.uk - Here - But Much more expensive !

 

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Wonder if we're in there ??

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If you click 'Hide and Seek a Cache' on the front of the Geocahing.com main page, you can put in Latitude and Longitude to perform a search.

 

If you go to either www.streetmap.co.uk or www.multimap.co.uk, you can get lat/long by clicking a location on the map.

 

Combine these two and hey-presto ! Caches close to whichever location you choose (town or country).

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I'm not sure I can add much to this discussion but . . .

 

In the UK, most 'urban' caches are micro's (35mm film canisters usually), the bigger sizes are saved for rural locations. That's the point, what sort of terrorist would plant a bomb in the middle of the countryside ?

 

IMHO anyone who plants an urban cache bigger than a micro is a bit stupid . . . .

 

As far as paranoia is concerned I don't really want to go there . .. but, recently the BBC showed a very good three part documentary series 'The Power of Nightmares' - have a look at the BBC's description of it HERE

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