Hello Dartmoor Dave!

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

CONGRATULATIONS!
OC Team

Another quick find and another old letterbox location. The wind was quite fierce here today so I didn't hang around long before retreating to the sheltered side. All good here TFTC 

I was well overdue a walk on the Moor, so teamed up with Smithy138. Although it was a cold day, there was no wind and it remained dry. The ground was frozen in a lot of places which was a blessing.

I left Smithy at the groundspeak cache as I headed off to look for this.

It wasn't quite at the height described but there was enough info to locate it. Removing it proved difficult as the rock it was behind was frozen in place. Once I had managed to move that I had to chip away at the frozen silt

TFTC

January 14, 2024 13:26

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dixie_gooner

I remember letterboxing here about 10 years ago. We found a very old letterbox then. By now nobody about any more. Very very nice and peaceful. TFTC

This is as far as I go on the Geopath for today because I am heading east from here to an event listed on another caching site. I had no trouble finding the cache and appreciate that the caches in this series are hidden to be found.

TFTC, I will be back for the rest another day

Found after a brief search. The hidey hole was les the 10 metres from a spot I'd  camped on during a previous trip.

TFTC. 

 

Well well, this "GP" business had me scratching my head for a few weeks while the CO was running around North Dartmoor setting them all up. It appears I've already done a few of them, so I decided there was no place better to start than in the middle somewhere and pick them off gradually. 13 may be unlucky for some, but not for me today as I made a quick find on the cache on arrival at Wild Tor. A lovely spot for my first "GeoPath" cache and yes, in true style I think I did forget the bonus number!

 

TFTC,

Isaac

Having previously found GP12 I decided that I would avoid climbing Hangingstone Hill and instead follow the 550m contour until it intersected the path to Wild Tor. Not sure if that was the best thing or not, the going wasn't that great, however, it was what it was ;-)

From here though, the worst of the going on the route was behind me :-)

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy

Thanks, I think maybe the CO needs to change the hint here.  If you are a midget it would make sense.  Chest height on me.

Yet another one we walked straight to and very obvious to spot , all quickly done thanks ,, not a place i have visited too many times so great to be out here again

No muggles to worry about here, just lots of cows!

A relatively quick find after taking an age to track down the moving cache from this series just to the north.  Only doing the stretch between #13 and 18 today as heading off towards Ockerton Court.  Look forward to coming back and completing the whole walk in due course.  Thanks for the cache!

Cor that was a bit of a trek over from Hangingstone Hill. Circled 360 degrees before finding. TFTC

FTF at 15:30

Having found GP12 in its former guise as Dartmoor Challenge 16 in April 2016 skipped that cache but picked up the second GeoPath Moving Cache on my way past, to drop off later.

The helpful hint directed me to the correct elevation for a quick find here after an hour-long slog from GP11.

Pleased to find yet another blank log awaiting our signature.

TFTC.