Team Ragnarok

Greetings all! A friend and I, who're obviously cool, hip, adulated twenty-something year olds; have begun our Geocaching adventures after realising our diet of work, video games and alcohol just wasn't going to cut it. (And that I purchased a grossly underused tariff in a two year contract with o2 and need to whittle the data plan) We've only discovered ten caches so far, however we've already learned a few things: 1) We need to purchase gloves! Honestly, some Geocachers are evil and like to hide their treasure behind scratchy nature vegetation. 2) We need to plan ahead! Hiking for an hour along a dangerous-ish path, which could've caused us to tunble into a 50 meter (I'm guessing) river, before actually looking at Google Map to realise we'd have to hike another hour or two before we got to a bridge and then hiking up a near vertical dirt cliff for a 'shortcut' only to discover a veritable canyon with considerable train traffic, was not the best action we could of taken. Still, my dog enjoyed it. 3) People like to leave odd treasures in the caches! In a solo outing, I found a cache and to my dismay, found a cheap bottle of perfume and a single thin blue latex glove. The scent that wafted into my nostrils of a 12 year old girls perfume and an NHS waiting room as I opened the cache was most unbecoming. Overall though, we're thoroughly enjoying it and plan to go to Dartmoor Park for some Geocaching sometime next year!

I understand what Firestars is saying. It's the design. It looks like a 12 year old, who's using Geocities for the first time, made it. Web design snobs 'r' we.

On our hunt for GC1RCKM, we came across the infamous Bath Goat of Nightingale Valley.