Hello ed-don!

I'm pleased to inform you that your cache became: Cache of the month

CONGRATULATIONS!
OC Team

Always a fan of an OoenCache I took a very small diversion for this one today.

At GZ I looked high and low, looking for some sort of inspiration. I came up empty handed. I ended up resorting to a PAF. While I was waiting for a response I decided to look on the other side of the road. Something immediately caught my eye.

Absolutely brilliant

Unfortunately there is a hole in the bag which is allowing the logbook to get damp

TFTC

August 8, 2023 15:06

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dixie_gooner

Walked past this today and can confirm it is still here.

After I had decided on coming to Exeter today this cache was high on my list of priorities. A very long descent down Peep Lane, has anybody counted those steps, soon brought me close to this cache. A nightmare crossing the road which seemed a continuous stream of traffic. After a quick look around there could only be one possible hide for this cache but amazingly I failed to spot the cache, expecting it to be hidden in a different way, but of course I did spot it and signed the logbook. I have to rate this hide as one of the best I have ever seen and I have been thinking ever since how this could be adapted elsewhere. Many thanks for thinking this up and placing which definitely gets an Excellent rating from me.

I was visiting a muggle friend for New Year and, as he doesn't mind me caching, some caches too.  I spotted this on c:geo map and was intrigued. I hadn't done any Open Cache caches, so had to divert our walk to check it out. Initially a little stumped, but there there was an Eureka moment and bingo log in hand.  Signed and replaced as found. 

Several months later (Sept 2022!) I've finally set up an Open Cache account and logging this find. 

Thanks for placing, and here's to more OC caches for me.

Having a caching day around Exeter today and since I was passing this one i would be rude to not remove it from the map especially after spending last night in the company of the CO, his wife and friends

TFTC

The Cooke Family

I recently had a look into other Geocaching services within C:Geo and was surprised to see there were caches to be found that weren't on the official site. Opencache.uk and Opencaching.de both feature caches in Devon.

It's also surprising that nobody has found this since 2018 and only two people ever since it started. A shame, since this is a cool cache. The name was more of a hint than anything. Great idea.

TFTC ed-don! My first opencache. Logged with Chrizz1210 (No account yet) #1

The cache is ready to be found. Good Luck!

Ready to go again

I need to add a more waterproof logbook. Back soon!

I've been meaning to come look for this cache since it was published, being the only opencache currently in Exeter.  Today I found myself only a few hundred metres along the road so I thought to myself now is my chance.  I headed over to GZ and after a brief search around I spotted something which did make me laugh to myself, I knew I had located the cache, but signing the log would prove much more tricky because of the continuous stream of muggles.  I wasn't overly bothered by the passing traffic, and so I waited for about ten minutes for a brief break inpassers by.  Now was my chance, and I popped my initials onto the log before packing everything away.  Certainly a fun urban cache here which I enjoyed.

What can I say, lol, lol lol.... this made I laff! proper job cache.  Panic set in at first as I poked around in this pleasant little area with private parking kindly provided by the CO (I hope).  On finding the cache I decided either mine or the COs GPS needed checking.. I started a fair way away from CO.. probably due to the structure in the hint.  Many thanks for setting this one up... "I would have come around and collected my Geojunk without this cache being set..honest guv!"

The cache was approved by the OC Team