We've just got an e mail to tell us we have 75 gold coins - absolutely no idea how we got them, or what to do with them. Unfortunately at the beginning of this we didn't really explore what it was all about, and as it was a really busy time for us [no time for caching  ] we weren't planning to try and get the souvenir.

Hope the weather improves for the Mega! See you there.

We shall be at the  Devon Mega - going for a week - hope to see you there!

We have registered our Tb with griff groff, but can't seem to enter it in the race - not sure what we are doing wrong though - have you managed to enter yours Yorkshire Yellow?

We are happy to come over for a skittles evening on the Friday that grizzly pair are 'in town' -  Snowshill is a good venue.

Hoping to go to the Malvern Event as well if the weather is OK. Really don't fancy climbing a hill in wind/rain or snow - even for a caching event 

We found Griff Grof's post on the new Ebrington loop, December 26th, very interesting.  We did this series of caches on Wednesday, January 4th, and luckily it was a lovely day and not too muddy.  We found a mystery cache hanging on a fence between E5  and E6 which we couldn't find on the geocaching map.  The contents were waterlogged so didn't bother removing them.  We contacted HKMHill but he couldn't help identify it.  Could this be one of the caches in Wrighty's  Ziggy Stardust series? George and Jenny.

We are happy to go with the flow - either idea would suit us, as comparatively 'newbies' prefer to leave any decision making to you founder members! Jenny and George