Both BradLad and I have opencaching notifications set up but the new abanazar hides seemed to be published in stealth mode.  It was only when some of the owener's caches were published in another place that I stumbled upon this fine pair.  It turned out that BradLad and I had stood on the acorn and even taken a photo of it before christmas, as we had a night walk along the Cotswold Way to Cold Ashton.  Today, we were aiming for another stretch from Cold Aston to Tormarton and I suggested that this was a perfect time (7 am on a Sunday) to collect this information. 

I had done some research online and answered the questions but when we arrived someone seemed to be doing something similar to us at location A, though I think maybe they were just messing around with some photography kit.  We collected the information without too much trouble but without the required technological connection, we headed off without the physical find.  Back home, the password worked, so hopefully this is a successful find. 

Thanks to the owner for making a very welcome return to this place.  I had no knowledge of either the local happening or the background material, which I'm planning to delve into.  

OK, everything is back to normal now that the Christmas Market has finished and clues have been rechecked.

Temporarily disabling since the Christmas Market preparations are starting. 

Having completed the physical part of this, we returned home.   I looked at my scribblings and tried my answer, which wasn't correct.    Turns out I can't read my own writing, and sometimes I reversed the map.. and sometimes I just can't count!   Got there eventually!   

We loved everything about this, which was new to us.     We did this mid to late afternoon on a weekday, before the Christmas rush is really going, and it wasn't too bad.    By late afternoon it was quieter and we could complete our grid.

This completes my Nonchalance log (without any Interdimentional Hopscotch).

Thanks!