Postie hits the 200 find

[+The Northumbrian]

A big congrats to you Rob on getting your 200th. cache.

Best wishes to you and your Family and a very merry christmas , when is the last day to send email for xmas?

Nige

[Ben Pid]

Nice one Postie. Well Done

 

Hows the posting of Xmas cards going old chap

 

Pid

 

Ben Piddington http://www.buckscaching.co.uk

[+The Hornet]

Good on yer' Postie. Welcome to the club. Onward now to 300.

 

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It is better to regret something you did, rather than to regret something you didn't do.

[+Subarite]

Congratulations on the double ton.

 

Xmas will keep you busy

 

Andy.

[Cpl Craig]

Congratulations on the double century Postie. As a new boy on the scene my friends and I will have a fair bit of catching up to do. We have already found a few of your caches - thanks for the fun. Very soon we should have a few new ones for the rest of you in the NE & N.Yorks to search for.

 

All the best,

 

Cpl Craig and Crew

www.air-cadets.org

 

Cpl Craig

[+Slytherin]

Well done Postie, although after slogging up that hill to Swaledale View, I'm not sure whether I'm still talking to you or not

 

Alex.

[+Chris n Maria]

Well done postie - and the highlights were?

 

Bear rescues a speciality!

London & UK Geocaching Resources: http://www.sheps.clara.net

[+Tim & June]

Hi Postie,

 

Sorry this is so late in the day, but very well done that man !

 

Speech ! Speech !

 

C'mon, you must know the ritual by now, best, worst, most difficult/frustrating etc.

 

Take care and happy caching on to your 300.

 

Tim & June (Winchester)

 

See June, I told you that sign which said 'Unsuitable for Motor Vehicles' was wrong !

[+Walker Dan]

Well done Postie, nice to see you're still doing the rounds in this inclement weather, just like all good postmen .

[+lathama]

Well done postie!

[+page28]

Cheers Postie.

I'll be lucky if I get to 200 by next Christmas, unless the wife goes back to her old job

[+djh]

Well done on Two Hundred cache finds, you must have visited lots of fantastic locations. Tell us the highlights!!!

 

DJH

[+Postie]

Hi all thanks for the congrats, sorry I have taken so long to reply, 30 hours overtime a week leaves me a bit tired in my old age, can't understand where all the extra letters have come from!!!

 

I have really enjoyed this 'sport' since Jan 5th my first cache.

Highs and lows!!??

I think lows are defiantly the no finds… nothing more annoying than searching for something for ages just to see the next log say how easy it was to find…

See my log on this one!

http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=3355

 

The highs have been meeting all the new friends from geocaching and even the ones I only 'meet' via e-mail.( I have e-mailed and spoken on the phone to Gaz many times, but never met him ,yet!)

 

If anyone has been looking at the caches I do you will have noticed that I tend to go for a few in a day and I love planning my cache trips.

I spent hours planning the trip down south round the Winchester area and had a great time down there with my brother-in-law tagging along (may have a new convert there!!)

 

I think the main thing I like about Geocaching is being able to utilize someone else's local knowledge to get to their beauty spots or places of interest.

I would never have visited Steall Falls http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=27636

Or Humphrey Head http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=21817

Walker Dan's are always a challenge ! http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=13750

And just taking time to stop at a place I have driven past hundreds of times but never visited , http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?ID=23172

 

So, I think the congratulations should be to all the cachers out there who have supplied me and my family with hours of pleasure (or frustration!)

Thanks every one.

 

(Every one needs a bigger letterbox!)