Bradfordgull

I have been having a nightmare trying to get this to work on my Android phone but this solution works a treat! Thanks very much for your help. Simon aka Bradfordgull

Hello All, On another of my mad day trips over to Mainland Europe I will be going to Amsterdam for a day of caching by foot. I will be arriving at 07:45 on Thursday 13th December 2012 by plain from Gatwick to Amsterdam Airport. I will then be getting the ferry back the same day with check in at 16:00 going back on DFDS seaways. It would be great if anyone is free on the day and would like to show me around. If you are free please contact me through my profile which is Bradfordgull. It would certainly be better to have company than going around on my own. Sorry that the post is not in Dutch but I don't know a word! :-( Thanks for your help Simon Bradfordgull

It looks like we are going to re-open the Weatherby debate again here as to Police and Geocaching. I know that the GAGB are working hard with the Police to raise the awareness of Geocaching amongst the different forces in the UK. It sounds like from this cache it was not in a particularly sensitive area either. The key especially with Ammo cans is to make sure they are correctly marked up with the Geocaching stickers. I expect some passerby has seen the Ammo box and was concerned by its look and potential contents and reported it to the police who removed it. If it was me I would replace the cache with another container or move it to a nearby location and see what happens. I would not bother calling the police and quoting the crime reference number if it was me as then you could end up having a trip to the Police station and we don't want another cacher with a criminal record as what happened in the Weatherby! I am sure the good work will continue with the GAGB to work with the police and the local forces. I work for the railway and we have a British Transport Police Station at the station I work. I have spoken to a number of offices at the station with regards to Geocaching. It turns out that they have challenged a few people at railway stations looking for sidetracked caches so now a lot of them at my station and surrounding stations know where they are and what people will be searching for outside of stations and just to challenge them and if they say Geocaching they know what it is and will let them get on with their search instead of taking them to task and telling them to leave the area around the station!

Im in Exeter, Devon. I have found about 30 now but looking for new friends in the area to go out caching with. Also thinking of placing my own caches between Exeter and Exmouth/Barnstaple. Be good to hear from people who fancy an evening / day out caching. E-mail me if you want Bradfordgull@gmail.com Cheers Simon

Thanks for that I will have to check my roster with work but I would certainly like to attend at least one of the events. I have added them to my watch list. Thanks for your help, much appreciated Simon

Hi All, I have recently moved to Exeter in Devon and currently looking to make new friends to go on Geocaching adventures with. I work for the railway and therefore do work shifts from time to time but it would be nice to get to meet new people during the week and weekends to find caches. It would be fantastic to meet some new people who are also into their Geocaching. I am also considering starting a little series of Geocaches. I was thinking of extending Side Track to include the Avocet Line (Exmouth - St James Park (Exeter)) and also The Taka Line (Barnstaple to Exeter) and just wondered if you think its a good idea. Also does anyone know if there is a Geocaching association in Devon? Be good to hear from you Simon