Boneychest & Catsuey

Two spring to mind.. The last post by AntarcticMan for the subtlety of his 'hidden in plain view' container and Pharisee's brilliant The Hunt for Red October series - especially the final part.

Hunting around in the roots of a tree looking for Lathkill Love. Couldn't find the cache and had to log a DNF but found a 1914 sixpence in the dust .

We have a Palm Tungsten but haven't tried using it for Geocaching yet. Sooooo... if I use Cachemate, does that mean that I don't need iSolo or GPX Spinner?

I'll send one of our Chinese puzzles ("metal puzzle thingy's") Only three left at the mo' because the shop doesn't stock them any more - perhaps I will have a go at making my own.

We placed a cache in an English Nature site a few months ago but it has not been listed yet, mainly because I didn't chase the local manager for a written reply. He verbally agreed to us placing the cache but forgot to write to confirm. I spoke to him today and he says that he attended a meeting two weeks ago at which geocaching was discussed in a very positive light. English Nature would like us to add a link to their website on any cache listing where the cache is on English Nature property. English Nature homepage Even better news, he is writing today, so I can mail a copy to Lactodorum and hopefully list the cache for next weekend.