Spent a good while searching to no avail!!  had ton press on as this was at the start of my walk today.  Hi Roy-- hope all is well.. cheers 

A lengthy search and no luck, nice views though.

Hello ChudleighTraveller!

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

CONGRATULATIONS!
OC Team

Found this one whilst out and about on Dartmoor on a glorious sunny day. Started from our base in Bridestowe before making our way to the top of Sourton prior to visiting some geocaches on Hunt Tor and Woodccock hill before a descent via Great Nodden and the Fox and Hounds. No issues with finding this one and only a few local moorland bovines for company. Super site for a cache with far reaching views. TFTC

I came here from a nearby geocache that involved crawling in a small cave lined with sheep dung.  Storm Ellen was just arriving as I made my way up from the church but I'm sure the wind and rain gets worse here.  I thought for a moment that a cow might be stood on the cache but I managed to find it almost straightaway.  Very pleased to notice that the previous finder, amberel, gave it one of his "top cache" awards.  Thanks for our first opencache in a while.

Stopped here on my way home from Cornwall. Not the greatest day for caching, and certainly not for the views, because I could only see a few dozen feet. And the wind so strong I could barely stay upright.

A fairly long search was, I'm delighted to say, finally successful :-)

Despite the conditions today, this is a lovely location, and the cache earns the C/O an Amberel TOP CACHE geocoin (see http://www.amberel.com/topcache.htm for details) as well as one of my precious remaining recommendation points ;-)

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy

Found after a brief search after completing a series of caches listed on the mainstream website.

There was a strong cold easterly wind so I didn't linger long to take in the views!

TFTC.

Mrs NSCR and I have had a great walk around the geocaching.com letterbox series and this was the last cache of the day. found just before making the decent back to the car 

Thanks for another opencache

NSCR

I was walking around a series listed on another site and noticed that this cache was only a tiny diversion away from my planned route. I was wet and cold having been rained on from Branscombe's Loaf to Sourton Tors so I was not in the mood for a long search. I checked three levels and found the cache on the fourth. The hiding place is a good one and should be safe for some time to come.

The views were great but I didn't stick around to truly appreciate them, the lure of dry clothes was too strong! TFTC

FTF! I had already planned a walk today to attempt the new series nearby when this cache suddenly appeared.  Unfortunately I didn't pick the best of days and most of the walk was done in very poor visibility and by the time I reached this cache, it was also very dark! So I didn't get a chance to take in any of the magnificent views which I know are available from here.  The first problem was to find the cache and shining my torch into the nearest and most obvious hides revealed nothing.  However, within a fairly short time I spotted something that could be the hide and was very pleased to see the cache.  Many thanks for placing this cache which I have rated as excellent, but unfortunately I don't have any recommendations left. Now for the tricky descent in the dark.