The Hancock Clan

Took this one yesterday in the middle of Dartmoor. Not an everyday sight!!!

Well done Stuey from all of us

There's a few links in this thread that will point you in right direction

please put us down for this one. normal amount of us..2 adults, 2 kids and 1 dog and 1 large tent

we have 2 websites that we use for 2 of our special caches. When cachers find these caches we give them a password and they can then share their photos etc with other cachers that have found it.

That's fab news. What a big relief for you

Congrats from us Terry!

Can't believe people are changing their avatars just for Halloween!

Well done all of you

You should keep an eye on this one, which is near Plymouth. If we get hold of it, we'll make a point of moving it East

We had the same problem until we uninstalled firefox (& deleted the folder C:\Documents and Settings\<Windows login/user name>\Application Data\Mozilla) and then reinstalled it again. Make sure to backup you're bookmarks etc. first. It all works fine now but we lost the original OS script and the latest one doesn't seem to have that nice red arrow pointing to the co-ords anymore

Sould be alright with us. 1 large tent with electric hook up

Should be able to squeeze this in if we haven't sold all of the camping stuff by then

There's been a few sightings of Wild Boar on Dartmoor recently, especially since the release last Christmas of 100 of them by animal rights activists. In August, I was out caching with Davy Boy at Fordsland Ledge and we both heard a distinct pig-like grunting noise but couldn't see anything! We've also had a log for one of our caches in a remote area of Dartmoor where a Wild Boar or pig was spotted.

We've had a few encounters whilst caching in Florida, the funniest being during the Easy Series when Mr H peered around the back of a tree coming face to face with a Florida Black Racer. Both him and the snake jumped out their skins and shot off in opposite directions like something out of a cartoon! Also, whilst out there we were fortunate enough to get close enough to a rather angry Cottonmouth for a cracking photo! It was taken at the now archived Conservazen cache...

It depends on how old the piece of music is really. In the UK, copyright generally expires for works 70 years from the end of the calendar year in which the composer dies. Other countries vary, normally between 50-75 years. Therefore most classical work is now copyright free, which is why there is tons of it to download freely on the web as midi files etc. (Beethoven / Mozart etc...) However, if you're wanting to use contemporary music though that's a different story. A good place to start that would be able to give an official answer would be to contact the PRS.

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#36 is Mike of the Molinnis Crew

Well done from us!

Brilliant video!!! Thanks for letting me take part. I forgot how pretty you looked again that night Matt

Congrats from us too!

Well done from us!

Oh what awful news. Billy Twigger and family you are all in our thoughts.

our son has just started caching under his own name and left his caching bag with gps in at an event last monday. Sadly it hasn't been found and we have one sad young man in our house

Our TB The Great British Moose is our first and by far the most successful one of ours. Its mission was to meet a real moose and has so far had several photos with them! It's on its way home now having made its way across the pond, all around the States, Canada & Alaska and is currently on its way to visit more moose at Yellowstone National Park!