What is your favourite picture you have taken at a cache site..?

[+Haggis Hunter]

So far there seems to be a shortage of coastal pictures, so here's another photo of ours from a while back taken at St. Abbs while doing Roond Hill.

These are only 6 miles away from Roond Hill at Salmon Station

 

 

 

 

 

 

There are plenty of other decent pictures on the page.

Edited November 1, 2006 by Haggis Hunter

[+Alibags]

'Cragg Lough' is in Northumbria (the hill, not neccesarily the cache!)

 

[+Alibags]

Can I be immodest and stick another couple of my own in?

 

View from Coombe Hill GC171 (note waypoint number!!)

 

 

and this one always makes me laugh. Looking for a micro at GCMW0N

 

[+fellsmanhiker]

taken on the summit of a Cumbrian mountain which was the final part of a now archived cache but recently revamped,so must remain nameless.

Edited November 1, 2006 by fellsmanhiker

[+The Blorenges]

While on the Isles of Scilly earlier this year, we did a cache on Tresco. It was a multi and, unfortunately, we didn't have time to get to the final cache location because we didn't want to miss the boat. I don't think we'll need any excuse to go back and finish it off though...

[+Simply Paul]

fellsmanhiker, wow!! What a gob-smacking shot. Love the boiling clouds.

 

That Tresco looks rather nice too

Edited November 1, 2006 by Simply Paul

[+mongoose39uk]

Not a great photo, out of focus but was great fun to get at The Knights sereies - Camelot

 

[+Jaz666]

Carrying on from Mongoose's picture.

Mine was taken just halfway up the hill, before the gale force winds and much sillyness.

 

A favourite of mine, not just because of the great company that day, but also because of the soft-focus effect which happened by accident.

 

[+TMM-Sarah]

My faves...

 

 

from GCXK58

 

 

from GCJD7H

 

Sarah

[+Bambi&Thumper]

Not a great photo, out of focus but was great fun to get at The Knights sereies - Camelot

 

Carrying on from Mongoose's picture.

Mine was taken just halfway up the hill, before the gale force winds and much sillyness.

 

We did this cache too and seing these pictures reminds us what a great time we had in "Shrops", and what great caches we did, especially on our last day.

 

B.

 

The view from Camelot...

 

...Camelot from Vale View GeoCoin Exchange.

[markandlynn]

El presidente on the Isle of Man

[+Captain Gore-tex]

Some fantastic pictures, these following aren't good but the tears were running down my face when I was taking them as the log content was forming in my mind click HERE

[+Manncubs]

Fantastic thread !

Heres a couple from The Manncubs.

 

 

 

 

 

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[+Foinavon]

Some fantastic pictures here. Heres my faves.

 

Time For a Knapp

 

Aythorpe Roding

 

My son George examining the contents of Get Lost

 

My other son Max with All spruced up in his hand.

[+Pharisee]

This is enough to scare yer socks off....

 

[+Lost in Space]

This is enough to scare yer socks off....

 

I think I saw you on Halloween.........................

[+Phil and Ruth]

There are some amazing pictures on this thread.

 

Please check out my thread http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=148028 regarding a possible screensaver which could feature these sorts of photos.

[+rutson]

I think this is my favorite:

 

 

Near to Dam fine Bridge

[+The Bongtwashes]

This one amused me, on the way to There and Back (Bucks)

 

Also a couple that typify my favourite time to go caching, first thing on a Sunday morning...

at Topiary and Sails

and part way through The Great Train Robbery (Bucks)

Both of which I've had as my Desktop at times.

[+QuirkySmog]

Heres one i took whilst on the hunt for an Ammo can...

 

Fitting isnt it

 

[+M0GEJ]

This is one that my aunt took for me- I can't believe it worked!! (ok-so it's not stictly at a cache site)

[+Pooter]

Billy Twigger and Highland Nick taken by surprise by a highland coo at Hope Springs Eternal

 

[+LollyBob]

Bob took this one last Saturday morning near our new caches.

I love the reflections in the water.

Even the heron looked so chilled out

[+Mr'D]

Here's one Marcoxono took at Holm View last year:

 

[+NinjaPete]

Here are a couple of my favourites.

 

Croabh Marina

 

Looking for a micro (honestly )

 

[+Foinavon]

Hi I know I have already put one forward of my little lad max with a cache but today we found BlueBell woods and I just couldn't resist sharing this one with you all. It looks like he is levitating the cache!

This is the last baby/cache photo I promise!

 

[+NickandAliandEliza]

Billy Twigger and Highland Nick taken by surprise by a highland coo at Hope Springs Eternal

 

 

That is one hell of a cache container!

[+five tasty cookies]

This was taken whilst out caching with Gowenhouse,

 

[+TerryDad2]

I took this one at my earthcaching event.

[+five tasty cookies]

a bigger pic cause Mr G said the other was to small

clearly size does matter to Mr G

Edited November 14, 2006 by five tasty cookies

[+Sensei TSKC]

With respect and not meaning to offend ANYONE: Male or Female behind the branch?

 

[+Gowenhouse]

Male!!! Mr G's brother in law.

[+Manncubs]

Male!!! Mr G's brother in law.

 

so where was Mrs G ?

[+Simply Paul]

With respect and not meaning to offend ANYONE: Male or Female behind the branch?

 

With those hips it should be obvious

 

Here's one I took on top of Gellert Hill in Budapest last Friday while caching up there. I call it 'Paul Smith - Hero of the Republic'. Cool cache, although it almost killed me

[+Alibags]

thank goodness he was not wearing his shorts this time!

Edited November 15, 2006 by Alibags

[Deego]

Taken at the hides of marsh, Stafford

 

 

or

 

Taken at Serpently... Knypersley

 

[+davy boy]

 

Took this one at sunrise on the opposite side of the river to GCX5DA,there was frost on the ground on this morning!!!!

[+The Golem]

Right then!

 

2 pictures, not taken by me but at two of my caches

 

 

Castlerigg Stone Circle

 

 

The Jaws of Borrowdale

[+TheRoundings]

I thought I might add another snap to this great thread.

 

A sprig of holly on the way to Burghfield 'not so' Common

 

[+Jersey Royals]

Just love the tread there are some great shots here Just thought id add this one which is close to cache GCX5FW Neolithic Jersey.

 

[+The Mighty Shark]

 

Picture taken at 7am on the way to "Castle Views 3 - GCRC2k" (Cornwall)

[Da Rubber Chicken]

Another oldie for me But will promise to ge my camera out and click away!

 

[+Alice Band]

Hmm, I have a few

 

On the way to the Animal Farm cache:

 

From an archived cache in Leicester:

 

And one that summed up the fun we all had that day after bagging a few caches in the area:

[The Red Kite]

There are so many great photos on here! What a lovely idea for a topic.

 

Here's one of my all time favourites and it is close to my Rainbow Series Orange cache

 

Edited November 22, 2006 by The Red Kite

[The Red Kite]

Will post more later

Edited November 22, 2006 by The Red Kite

[Tooeygeotrashed]

I think it is time to wake up this thread.

 

Not my best ever photo and it is spoilt by the relfection of my hand and camera, but I just like this picture taken on the way to GCJBVM Craiggowrie November 2006. I must make an effort to attach photos to cache logs, it does make them more interesting.

 

[+bones1]

what alot of great pictures,we both dont know how you do it as on many occaisions we have tried to get a pic on the website with our logs and never managed it once,it always says"incorrect file path" so for the last 2 years we dont even take a camera anymore,but recently i have had a camera with me just for things i see on route but just for personal use.we are not techies but as you all know we do alot of caching.patandjeff and sometimes two corgis=team bones1.

[+bones1]

what alot of great pictures,we both dont know how you do it as on many occaisions we have tried to get a pic on the website with our logs and never managed it once,it always says"incorrect file path" so for the last 2 years we dont even take a camera anymore,but recently i have had a camera with me just for things i see on route but just for personal use.we are not techies but as you all know we do alot of caching.patandjeff and sometimes two corgis=team bones1.

[+JackieC]

This is my favourite caching picture, it was taken with a cheap disposable camera at Andrea's Smile in 2004. I've had to scan it in so its not the best quality. Sorry.

 

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GCQRY5

 

 

 

A couple of my favourites.

 

Best regards

 

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