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Well Done I! for running an excellent competition Thank you Cachabit

No 173 Walking in the peaks http://coord.info/GL70HRK2 It's Way Over There

This is a great idea for a change - Thanks Number 42 Holes in the Wall (N Yorks) GCAFE6 Signals Signals to show the way

Congratulations I! - Can we have a theme for the next competition to focus our minds please?

Hector Hourglass In The High street in Southampton sees the arrival of one of the 3 Queens

The "Not So Old Man" of Calke Abbey would have stored his BEER HERE.....

After the cache was found a cycle ride over the tidal cause way to the Holy Island .. Cache GC2NYT1

A great day out on the trams at crich Derbyshire - Cache GL88J6T9

Hidden Treasure Number 3 – Bonus Picture Still in York we found hidden treasure in the walls of Clifford Tower, another very interesting location, as we searched for The Eye of the Beholder, a cunning little quiz cache number GC1FF3E

Hidden Treasure Number Two This was a great cache to retrieve, first time for us to capture a cache amongst so many commuter in York. The cache York Micro #9 sidetracked is close to the NRM, National Railway Museum where we discovered Harry Potter’s platform sign hidden in the railway archives. It was a magical day Cache number GC1FAQF

Hidden Treasure Number One This is a view of Floors Castle looking over the river Tweed from Roxburgh Castle, Kelso, a rare dry day in April for the area. The Cache “Quest for Camelot” was a very interesting find with very historical links back to 1551. A very topical place as Scotland look to leave England, this castle changed hands 10 times!! take a look at the link to GCGT77

I for one like the theme idea, not that I have been about long enough to enter a non themed event, it gives an extra purpose when seeking out new hiding places and makes you think along the lines of the theme, gives a whole new approach to the experience. I will be posting the photos I took this month shortly.

Thank you all for your great entries to this month's photo competition. Well there seems to be a theme to the pictures, Even though the subject was did not find there were so many smiles, Haggis Hunter, Lieblweb MarkandLynn and Fianccetto. poor Fuzzybear, that was a painful experience!! For me the winners are the "Grinning Girls" in Markandlynn's photo shown here.... Congratulations http://img.geocaching.com/cache/log/4c7b1531-78e1-4831-a5cb-361a07ec2496.jpg

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There were no rules to say it had to be your First Not to Find or that you needed to log the Did Not Find As said, use your imagination with your entries Cachabit

Thanks Haggis Hunter - This is your first to post well done !!!

March Competition is now live Link Good Luck Cachabit

Many thanks go to the Frosties for organising the February Competition. So many good pictures of the "travellers". Being new to Geochaching and the photo competition I hope my topic is a new one. Can we all remember the time we had our first "Did Not Find". I can remember mine and the emotions that went with it. So for this month's competition please submit a picture based on "Did not find". Looking forward to seeing your imaginative photo's - Please submit by 30th March 2012 - Good Luck - Have Fun Cachabit Quoting previous rules and tips for loading photo's The rules are the same as those used in previous months..... 1) The photo must be cache related and to do with a specific UK cache (any type including events), caching series or caching trip - please include a link to the cache or the GC.... code so we can see where the picture relates to. 2) Max two photos per caching team or cacher. (Maybe 3 if you really have an extra pic that's great!) 3) A new thread is started each month, with the OP stating these rules. 4) The winner each month is decided by the winner from the previous month - the new winner starting the thread for the subsequent month. They may set a theme if they wish. 5) Photos should be recent. Higher credit will be given to photos taken in the current month. 6) The competition runs from the 1st of the month, until a date specified in the OP by the previous months winner. This should give sufficient time for the winner (or other person if necessary) to start the new thread. If you haven't already uploaded a photo, a good tip might be to upload it to one of your log entries (it can just be 'post a note'). Then, view your log (not the cache page) click & display the photo, then copy the URL to provide a link. If it's not actually relevant to the cache you've used, delete the note and the photo - the URL will still work. On this forum, add a reply and click the small green tree icon above the text box and paste in your URL.

Thank you for this prestigious moment – I could not have done it without the help of little old sweet pea and Poppy Wood. I shall start thinking of a topic for March Photo Competition and post it soon Many thanks for your choice Frosties, Cachabit

Sweetpea in the National Forest

Woollaton Hall on Christmas Eve - On the way back from the village as the Church bells welcomed Christmas Cache Link GC2952P

Merry Christmas one and All Just found this competition. Here is my entry for the Festive Season Found Near GC2PDZ6