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Team Maddie UK

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  1. Where can I get a Pedometer? I would like to know how far I actually do walk.
  2. Cache Me If You Can I Break for Virtuals/Locationless and I'll take one of the following DON'T FOLLOW ME--I'M LOST TOO
  3. Congratulations from us. It certainly has been a busy weekend. Mady
  4. Congrats aRRKS from us as well. 100 seems a long way off for us.
  5. OK Now I am confused...We have had a couple of TB's left in our caches. We did not think it right to remove them...find out their missions ...move them on or put them back. Hence we have never logged the TB's. Do you mean that this is allowable and that we can log all visiting TB's to our caches as well as ones we find in other caches whether we move them on or not?
  6. CONGRATULATIONS WIGGLESWORTH ON YOUR 100TH CACHE Glad we were a part of it
  7. Congrats FoF! Good going. From Martin & Lynn (Friends of Forrester another FoF ??)
  8. I've been wondering about the suggestions of it being a radio nav aid. The only circular type of beacon I can think of would be a VOR beacon but these look quite different and I don't think quite as wide. I wonder if this could be an earlier type of the same thing which has now been abandoned hence no access required etc. On what appears to be the circular track in the bottom left quadrant there are regular radial features crossing the track (a little like railway sleepers). Perhaps these are shadows of short arial masts? Definitely a fun little puzzle to ponder on. Thanks Jim, it makes sitting out here in the North Sea in a howling gale a little more interesting Martin (Martin + Lynn = Mady) PS: Just noticed something else. If you go to multimap http://www.multimap.com/map/photo.cgi?clie...=700&height=410 You may notice that there appears to be the beginning of a track leading from the Shawbury airfield in the direction of the circle which stops abruptly at the edge of the field which contains the eastern half of the circle. Perhaps this was indeed the access road which, no longer necessary, has given way to the agriculture.
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