Bear and Ragged

We picked up a TB with the request "Not to be taken out of West Yorkshire". (But have to admit, due to being unable to find the next cache in the county -was missing- had to move it a few miles into North Yorkshire. With the request in the log, and on the cache and TB page, for it to go back to West Yorks!) Have also seen TB's with "Not to go out of the UK" G

We've done the first cache. It's a reasonably easy multi. 20 to 30 mins to walk around for the clues and find the cache. G

It's a fair request. It does say "could" not "must" . Caching is for all, not just those with cars, or other means of transport, and all the gadgets to go paperless cacheing. Some of the comments here, to a simple request, make me wonder if I want to go and meet my "Fellow cachers"... G

Nearest train station?

*insert smiley with reading glasses on*

Any more than 3 !'s is to be considered excessive!!!

That's a Question. It needs a ? at the end. Not a ! OK? G

Late.

as a babies...

Bless you!

50%, let down by the apostrophe's! I tend to write it another way at work, or leave them out, I know that what I write WILL be proof read. G

Runny Nosey

Nah, sunny today!

Speeling is part of my job, so I try to get it korekt. In the forums, slight miss-spelling is no problem, as we get the general gist of what the poster is trying to say. Just keep away from txt spk. Punctuation could be a little better on the forums... I was told, as a general guideline, to put a comma where you take a breath. (It would seem some people just don't take a breath! G

Nope. Not here yet!

Mac computor

How can you fit a house in a cache? Man trades paper clip for house

1. Maybe the cache had recently been put in the bag. (The old one got wet and smelly, or disintegrated?) 2. The cache hideing place was actually a GOOD hide, in that the cache doesn't get exposed to the elements -therefore no need for a bag? G

's Fairy Tales.

Big Grin!

Big Yin

Welcome! Know the area well, I'm from Leicester, but not around there now -so not much help! Get over to see family as often as possible, and cache around the area -Bradgate park is worth the effort, if you can get there. Try the "Adopt-a-newbie" thread above, to see if anyone has offered help in your area. I'm sure someone will read this thread soon! G

Brian Blessed

Works wonders...

Anne Diamond