Woking Wonders

There also seems a great inequality in the event rules as I understand them. Much of Surrey is within 20 miles of a lot of central London, and it seems that if a London event is organised first then I cannot organise an event in Surrey, unless I find a venue more than 20 miles away. But if I organise an event first, then there is nothing to stop a London event that takes place at the same time being organised later. Although I understand the reasoning behind the new rules, 20 miles seems an excessive distance limit. As has been said, a lot of tourist events do get organised in London and it does seem that this distance rule could have a major effect on what we can do locally.

I can see a big problem here on the popular event days like Pi day, Leap day etc. For example, for the last leap day an event was organised locally during the day. This happened to be a work day and so I was unable to attend, but then a subsequent event was organised for the evening which I could attend. The 20 miles/10 hours rule gives a very large exclusion zone for other events and would have prevented this second event, and I don't think I would have bothered making a 40+ mile round trip just for a new souvenir. I'm sure there will be some few people who will do multiple events, but I suspect the new rules are more likely to reduce event attendance and so the decreased social aspect is just the opposite of what is trying to be achieved.

My OS maps have disappeard on two different computers. Anyone else suffered this problem?

Copenhagen and Malmö. Two countries, Denmark and Sweden, in one trip with just a 30 minute train ride between the two, and plenty of caches for a few days.

I've been struggling with ActiveSync with a Mio P550 for along long time now and never managed to get it to work via USB. It seems to start OK but never completes. After reading the above post I thought I'd try the Bluetooth method and it worked first time. But an iPaq always worked using the USB method.

We have temporarily disabled our caches within the 3km zones - living so close as we do there are alot of signs up advising you're entering the zone (or leaving!) As Alan says the website is confusing - and think its a difficult one to know what to do for the best but hopefully it will be shortlived??