MoonHerb

I know I'm supposed to be working, but I can't be asked !! Having said that I work as an internet developer so I can get away with a certain amount of surfing . . . .

I suppose if you can't find any zip-lock bags to keep the cache contents dry . . . .

Now I understand !!

Thanks, I should have done that really !!

I don't understand ??

Many years ago we used to visit a nice camp site above Porlock called 'Pool Bridge Campsite'. Could a local look up the telephone number for them and post it here please ?? A Map of the campsite Thanks

When are we going to organise a 'caching dog event' ??

Just the sort of thing I'm looking for !!

Don't know about a blog, but I certainly keep an (almost) up to date diary dedicated to GeoCaching . . . Look here - http://www.moonspace.co.uk/moonherb/diary.cfm

I realise that With that in mind though..... What do handicapped geocachers look for in caches ? Almost all of the 80 I've done (apart from a few virtuals) would be almost impossible for a handicpped cacher. I realise that there are degrees of handicap so do you think that a series of level, easy access caches would go down well ??

Hat's off to whoever designed that site, what a great resource ! I've rated all the MoonHerb caches but I'm afraid they weren't placed with handicapped access in mind

The times we've come across Ben in a cache, it's unreal . . . . !

I could quite happily sleep all the way through a Ken Dodd show !!