Today I went out "All Tooled Up" to find this cache for my 4k milestone:

All Tooled Up (GCM80G)

We had a great time navigating the various waypoints, all very well constructed and most of which were something I had not seen before, great to see this 8½ year old multi still going strong.

It was good fun, I would recommend this cache if you ever find yourselves in the East Midlands.

Found two good caches in Oxford today

The good ship walk tall was required for the first FCC-02 Over the Lasher where having found the cache, 'Go catch' turns up just before I left and so he uses, after some more air is pumped into my boat (yes its got a leak again!), the good ship walk tall to get the cache himself

The second is the Swing Lower (Historic Site) cache which I've looked at before but couldn't reach it but today, I used the spiderman technique to get to it 

Then after getting home, took Archie out to the Rollright Stones to find a new TerraCache there

So, a very good day, even if it was only five caches in total

Wow! Did you open the container and sign one handed?

I thought about having a go at that one during the mega, but then chickened out and did a couple of virtuals instead Well done.

Today (well, yesterday, as it's past midnight.  )
5 caches, 3 cache types, 3 counties.

YOSM number 6

Did ZonePet2 last November.
My log includes:
"... a lot of graves of airmen, Royal Flying Corps, Royal Navy Air Wing etc, from the First World War, interesting that there's a lot of graves of flyers... Know why? "

Still don't know why?

Was out walking Archie yesterday afternoon, south and east of RAF Little Rissington, also checking on some of my caches there.

Got to within 80ft of this roe deer, before I eventually said 'hello' to it, to alert it to our presence:


It ran off, which set off Archie yapping/jumping wanting to chase after it (he was on a short lead).

Picked up LQ #37, LQ:RUTLAND - Luffa's Ham (GC15J3D) - the cache was also visited by another local cacher later on in the day in the shape of fitzsimons.