wrighty

We would be willing to travel to Cheltenham or Tewkesbury and i guess other Evesham area based cachers would as well.

Had a log recently on one of my caches(GC1862C)that said great container not seen one of these used as a cache before and thought it was strange as it was only a klip and lock box.Checked it today to find it had been replaced with a black money box complete with a key.Nothing in the logs to say who or why had done this.

A few weeks ago a Garmin coin,i think it was a Stonhenge one sold for about £70. We sent out seven of the coins and they have all gone awol.

Well it was certainly a day to remember. Many thanks to the Flying Boots and Sid and Bob making it all possible. Mrs Wrighty thought it was called Swimming with Hippos

Yes i saw her on monday,name of Janet Scowcroft and i believe she came from Bridgewater in Somerset. She won on monday but don`t know how she got on today. Even the great Jeff Stelling had not heard of geocaching

Also the Elgar Enigma series by Dobunnis gets a mention on page 28,under Britains favorite composer?

Ahh, a fair weather cacher then [] On the contrary,got caught in some hefty downpours this week whilst doing maintainence on The Philosopher Stone series,believe Schnarff was refering to the walks i have led at the Cachewalker events. Bristol very handy for me so should be there.

Troglodytes troglodytes?

Well done Henry and Linda,the Ghost Train is one of our favorites too,bet it helped walk off that big breakfast H

If you do my wool trade Snowshill caches you will pass the church that was used in Bridget jones diary.

To add to some of my caches that have been mentioned on this thread my starman and major tom series can be made into circular walks and while i`m at it i would like to plug my many steps through old times series.

DING

Horse racing. Well we all know Red Rum won the Grand National three times,he won it in 1973,1974 and 1977,he also finished second in 1975&1976. What are the names of the horses who beat him in 75&76.

The first winners were Preston north end and the remaining teams are Blackburn rovers,Burnley,Everton,Stoke and West brom.quote name='T-girls' date='Feb 1 2008, 02:27 AM' post='3292711'] That's another one... but Aston Villa were not the league's first winner. So far we have the following right answers: 1. Accrington - TLHM - Checking back Accrington and Accrington Stanley were rival clubs 2. Bolton Wanderers - TLHM 3. Derby - TLHM 4. Notts County - TLHM - We'll give you that one 5. Preston North End - TLHM 6. Wolves - TLHM 7. Aston Villa - MartyBartfast 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. BTW Sheffied Wednesday and Ardwick FC (the forerunner of Man City) were members of the rival Football Alliance, started in 1889 and absorbed into the Football League in 1892.

Working in retail i know the value of good service and these guys give 100% plus some.

It must be a great feeling to hit such a magical milestone,at least i can say i was there on the great occasion,nice to meet you both again at the Twixmas bash.

Congratulations to L8HNB 500 finds today,great bumping into you on christmas eve and all the best for 2008.

Have managed to find six today,a few cache and dashes in the rain this morning and one on a three mile walk this afternoon,still yet to have dinner and open my presents got all that to look forward to.

I have been tipped off that Morrisons klip and lock will be half price on the 27th december.

Hear Hear. Well done mark and family,now for the next 500

I`m suprised no one as mentioned a os map yet

What a noble gesture,have just purchased a coin. Good luck to all involved. Wrighty.

Theres lots of accidents etc on that motorway,played football in the grounds many years ago,heated floor in the changing rooms, Thanks for that. Shame it's not a physical cache... OK I'll come clean What I want to set is a cache to be called: Not Motorway Mayhem M96 A 35mm film canister somewhere along the M96 motorway I think it would be a great location - looks like a Motorway Mayhem cache but isn't If anyone fancies trying to get permission, go for it!! I've started drafting a letter but the usual "CITO" benefits to land owners etc don't really apply.....

After doing the philosophers series today wrighty will be happy to adopt it.

Yes! That makes up for him beating me to that FTF on Saturday morning. I am over the moon - thanks. No hard feelings,sorry to see silver train gone was leaving it for my 200th