FinlaysDrudge

Having not cached much the last few years. I'm hoping to get back into more regular caching. My goals, Attend more events - and reconnect with my fellow cachers Hide a few more caches (attempt to hide an Earthcache) Find about 500 caches in 2024

Hello, One the enjoyable aspects of geocaching for me is collecting fellow cachers calling cards / signature items. Is there any other collectors out there who would be interested in exchanging any duplicates they may have collected ? I'm based in the UK and would love to swap with cachers from around the world ?

If using the website, you will find the 'Personal Cache Note' just above the description.

Do you mean something like this? If so, it means you have a 'Personal Cache Note' written on your cache, that only yo can see.

Season greetings from Scotland, We have many of our Caledonian CacheFest geocoins available for trade. We have our first event coin Peebles 2017 and 3 different veriosn of our Caley Mascot coin. All geocoins designed by JP Designs Ping me a mail if interested in a trade or buying any of them. Regards Chris

Next year the first Caledonian CacheFest will be held over the last weekend in May 26th to 29th in Peebles, Scotland. The organizing committee launched our special fundraising geocoin this week! Event listings have still to go live but event details will be available within the next week through our offical website. This coin has been produced in conjunction with JP's Geodesigns from an original drawing by Roger Kingham. The detailed layering of this coin cannot be appreciated from the photographs and can only be described as stunning! Pictures of the coins can be found on our website here. There are four editions available: RE Green, LE Blue, LE Yellow and XLE Satin Silver/Green. The coin size is 65.55mm x 50mm. It is trackable and will have a unique icon. The coins can be bought through our main sponsor at http://geocacheland.com/products/caledonian-cachefest-offical-geocoin

Hoping to make the most southerly event. Trying to work on the logistics for the remote event, overnight stay with dog and stuff.

Just started on Instagram. User name Geo_Finlay, will be posting geocaching adventures in Scotland with my geodog.

Name sent: May 8th 2013 Name received: May 13th 2013 Mission sent: May 16th 2013 Mission received: June 1st 2013 Many thanks Lorca. Finlay loves his treats too.

Name sent: May 8th 2013 Name received: May 13th 2013 Mission sent: May 16th 2013 Mission received:

Name sent: May 8th 2013 Name received: May 13th 2013 Mission sent: Mission received: My first mission, can't wait.

Thanks for hosting this mission! Name sent: May 8th 2013 Name received: Mission sent: Mission received:

Hi, I'm going to be down in London on the 12th Dec with a fellow geocacher. Does anyone know if there are any plans in the pipeline for an event on the 12th? If not, can anyone recommend a nice pub near or within walking distance of Victoria Bus Station? Many Thanks Chris

A day trip to Stirling on a nice sunny day. Managed to grab this nice photo of the geodog and some great scenery. GC1EDNC The Hill Fort

Hit my 100th today with my Geodog Finlay.

Hello, Apologises if this is the wrong section for posting and if something like this already exists. I'm just throwing this idea out there, to see if anyone would be interested. Not a official event but I've not long started geocaching but would any fellow cachers be interested in a monthly get together for an day/evening of geocaching. I'm from the Glasgow area myself but trying to bring fellow Scottish cachers together for a day. What could happen (and I'm open to suggestions) is say every last Saturday of the month (could be any day) we get together and head somewhere (Perth, Loch Lomond, St Andrews etc). The reason for the set date/day would be so people know if they could make it or not maybe due to work commitments. If we have a set date/day each month, then at the start of each month the people who can attend have a open vote on where we go, be it urban city caching day in Edinburgh or a hiking day. That way people could decide if they wish to come along or not. The reason for setting out the destination in advance is maybe someone as already done those caches and might give it a miss that month. If we decide in advance on where we wish to go, it means many things can be organised in advance, caches route, transport and maybe book some where to eat or pub. I know alot more thought has to go into this, but just looking to see if anyone would be interested and get some feedback. Many Thanks Chris

Hello, Fairly new to geocaching, but does anyone know of a Glasgow group. I've searched about but don't see one or i've missed it.

Hello Everyone, I'm Chris from Glasgow, Scotland. Learned about geocaching about two year ago, but started hunting for them proper a few days ago with my trusted dog Finlay. We plan to travel all over Scotland.