Apparently they are common on Bredon Hill where I walk on a weekly basis. But it looks as though my Geocaching 'force' remains, as I have currently found none of them.

I think generally the importance of swag has diminished, the current trend seems to be for micro geocaches which don't accommodate any swag.
That said, I tend to avoid micro's now just because I can't be arsed to hunt around for them. So, for me, swag is important but only because it means a bigger cache that I can find.

Just found the parking co-ords.

I think I have everything now, just got to go and find the cache

I'm a bit stumped at the moment, found some hidden info but don't know what to do with it.

Puzzle caches aren't my forte 

I remember why I don't like puzzle caches. Got it all now apart from the parking

Looking forward to it. 

I've had a cunning idea. I am going to take an interest in the new virtuals

Soooo, lets see what is available in the area




OK then, maybe not such a good idea.

CacheWalker has brought us together, who I doubt I would have met otherwise 

I enjoy the relax atmosphere at our get togethers and even though we may have not seen each other for a while, we just carry on where we left off 

Agreed....

Although, my Geocaching aims have changed over the last couple of years. I no longer enjoy grovelling around in damp undergrowth putting my hands in all sorts of unknown places. I now choose to take part in caching almost on a sporadic basis as and when I feel the urge.

I have some strange urges and there seems no logic in the caches I now choose to find. I think the one constant that remains is that I feel I will always be a CacheWalker and I may even return to the events after I felt some of the more recent events were no longer in the CacheWalker ethos.

See you all out on the trail sometime soon.

Hmmm. Mr Beckham appears to have had a face lift