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All together three cheers Hurrah Hurrah Hurrah

I agree with you, a log shouldn't include a spoiler, but sometimes a few covert references are helpful especially with some of the puzzles up in cheshire[:-)]. If the email sender cant take a request in good humour its there problem. go ahead and delete their log, and forget about it. Iain the bargee

Has this anyting to do with the camping events mentoned recently No, nothing at all. I would also like to point out yet again, that I have never witnessed anything untowards happening at a camping event, save perhaps a few dodgy fashion items being worn! I know that many people organising camping events this year, including my own, will be very much family orientated. Just because I am not yet blessed with children does not mean I am a heathen!! I can confirm that hazels is not a heathen, she is a very nice young woman... and hazel, i dont get invited to your invasion days anymore either...

What was the question?

Dick Slack ( pennines) Upper and Lower Peover Cheshire near northwichBottom Flash (map) 6.3 miles Smallwood 13.4 miles Butty Moss 14.4 miles Shavington Ho 14.7 miles Menlove Gardens 17.5 miles Dirty Gutter 27.7 miles Shatton Moor 33.4 miles

A Cable..

For us , since the advent of caching into our lives,(now 2 years ago next week), we only do long journeys to find new caches, and to find MMs on the way is a bit of a bonus. More are required up the M6, preferrably between cheshire and cumbria, though as the journey between the lakes( our favourite caching area) and cheshire is getting a bit monotonous again.:-)

Is it the dates when Badgers hibernate??

I'm sure Mrs Blorenge would be more than happy o show you the 'Delights' of South wales...

Only a micro?...... surely the perception filter will let you leave an ammobox there!!!

logged my intentions... and bump..

fishing?

Agree totally with the heathens.... litter and urban not as good as wide open spaces and up on the hills:-) but very very few 'bad'caches, pointless ones maybe but they all count for a smiley... though there was one in worsley.............

i have found a Geocoin fairy Geocoin will treasure for now then move onto a new cache home.

First time on this side of the forums but have been advised by Bobuk that i should inform you all of the small smart little fairy geocoin No.139. that i discovered in his Walled Garden cache in Urmston in Manchester. seems that the fairy has travelled not only across the US but now over to the UK. As i don't keep coins will re release somewhere in cheshire... Iain the bargee

I can confirm that geobabe hazel is a joy to cache with....... now i must go i need some more of those pills........ fatng fatng.........wibble

not fair!!!!!! halfway through the cache, will probably have to start again......... dont fancy doing stage 2 again...... big spiders and rubber skinned trolls Farewell favourite cache RIP iain the bargee

I agree with whatever Hazel says.......... rake is ok by me, easy to get away from.. see you there Iain the Bargee

NIMBY

NANO Micro Cache- definition: Dont even bother switching your GPs on. You wont see it!!

Stick-o-flage : method of hiding a cache/ what to look out for when hunting cache

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We have just returned from a trip to brussels and berlin, and got in some caching, we dropped off Snaik's Slow Comfortable Screw , but must admit i had a few pangs of guilt at taking the coin out of the UK, without their permission for it possibly to be muggled in a far off land by johnny foreigner but got over that and left it anyway. It was a thrill to be trhe person to move and log the coin over such a distance and got a few photos on the way. Does anyone else who moves tbs and coins out of the country get these guilty feelings? about moving the tbs and releasing them outside the comfort zone of the UK?

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