theobast
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Check this:
Emitter Brand/Type: Cree/XM-L
Emitter BIN: T6
I think it is better than my dad's P7 and half the prize
- theobast
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London is big and I wonder where the best place is to go caching?
Also, what do you mean by "best place"?
Do you want somewhere where you can get a lot of caches in one area? Or would you prefer to do individual caches which are particularly good/original? Do you want to see the tourist sights and get caches at those locations?
MrsB
Good question MrsB! Lets say both
- a lot of caches in one area
- caches which are particularly good/original
It's not my first time in London and I am more interested in caches this time
- theobast
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Hi Theodor,
London is a fairly big place, but it's easy to get around (don't forget it's quite often quicker to walk than it is to get the underground as things are
Without knowing roughly where your staying - you could look for caches around where you are staying (looking for favourite points is often a good indication).
If you happen to be in town on the 19th then Goldpots world famous monthly event is on (http://coord.info/GC39EM4) and you would be more than welcome.
If you let us know roughly what area of London you are staying in we can probably recommend a few "must do" caches.
LinseyG
Hi LinseyG!
I'm in London the week before the monthly event
The reason for going to London is actual http://bettshow.com and the hotel is in that area.
Thanks for the tips, webscouter.
I will really try to take a look at Royal Observatory Greenwitch
- theobast
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Hi!
I'm going to London a few days in January and have some time in the evening to, of course, go geocaching.
Well... London is big and I wonder where the best place is to go caching?
- Theodor, Norway
Where to go geocaching in London...?
in United Kingdom and Ireland
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Now I'm really looking forward to my trip to London!
Thanks for the cache-recommendations folks!
team tisri:
If You're in town and have some spear time, it would be fun to have a "guide" on a quick caching run
- Theodor