Cache quickly found after the nearby event. Thanks.

There are quite a few opencache and geocache hides around here (including a couple of moving caches) which had me weaving around the hillside, probably looking quite lost to anyone watching from a distance! The cache was easy to find and in a good condition. Thanks for the hide.

I needed to visit this cache once again (my third time) to check on the date when I originally found it as for some reason I had never logged this cache I found over 6 years ago! The cache was still where it has always been and still in pristine condition. I quickly made a note of the date I originally found it, which was 13th June 2014!

An unnecessary return visit to find this cache again, having already found it just over a year ago.

This cache was in the GPSr so I took a detour from my walk to seek it out, and thought that it seemed familiar!

Trawling through the past cache logs on my Garmin revealed that I found it on 1 April 2018, but never got round to logging the find.

This provided the spur to get on and log all our Opencache finds!

TFTC.

had a wonderful walk out this way today to try to get the new DD letterbox cache

This was an easy find and all well with the cache

First cache of the day, very early on, having got up early to enjoy Dartmoor before the temperature gets too hot (not often you can say that!).  We approached from the road (near hairy hands) passing through Powdermills and up to Longaford Tor to admire the views before trekking along towards Higher White Tor itself.

I went straight to it, nice quick find before continuing on on our route towards Brown's house, returning via Postbridge and eventually Bellever Forest. 

 

TFTC

Seems as if we did not log this one when we were up that way recently. It wS a wRm and sunny day. After collecting a moving box we set off to look for this one. Once at GZ it was soon found by Ian. Tftc.

Found quickly on a day that started dry and cold but ended very wet with heavy rain.

Apologies for the very late log - had to trawl through the cache logs on my Garmin to track down exactly when I found this cache!

TFTC.

I was visiting Higher White Tor today, and on checking I noticed there was an opencache here.  I was with Ed-don and dave.johnson, and we walked to GZ.  The cache was quickly found, which is in excellent condition.  The log was signed and container returned to its hide.

TFTC

The second opencache of the day and no problems here. I usually cache alone so it is nice to have some company in the form of Chudleigh Traveller and Dave Johnson who incidentally was the last person to find this cache back in April 16

  Hello !!!

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

CONGRATULATIONS !!!
OC Team

Perfect walking today, great cache in very good condition. Loads of signatures and stamps in book, just not logged on here much..many thanks

Two weeks ago Dartmoor Dave posted that he was intending to go for a walk on the moors as far as to Fur Tor Pool following the East Dart river on the way out and coming back more towards the West. An offer was made for anyone to join him and the only takers were myself ad Ping68. As the day in question got closer we cancelled as the weather forecast wasn't good and we decided to reschedule for today as this fitted most of us with work commitments ( I had none, Paul had to be back at his car by 1615 (which caused a change in plans later) in order to get back for work and Judy firmly had the reigns at The Cherrybrook). The only thing we hadn't looked into was the range firings for that day. We started the day with a hearty breakfast (thank you Judy) before heading out. Well if the weather wasn't good two weeks ago, I don't know what today's counts as? We have started in the snow, although it doesn't seem to be settling too much.

Dave had this loaded on his machine and pointed me in the right direction

TFTC

This was one of the very first opencaches I ever found but like several others I found early on was never logged. Twice I have returned to this cache to make a note of the date of my original find and now I am able to log it with the correct found date. This was my first Gribben find and I have since very much enjoyed finding any of his caches as they are always still in excellent condition and in great locations. Many thanks for placing this cache which I am finally logging with my apologies for a 6 year late log!

Great to find a cache that hasn't been found for several years in pristine condition. Unfortunately, I found it in a screaming gale and torrential rain and though I used my body to shelter it for the duration, my hands were pretty muddy from the extraction of the cache and as a result it's not quite so pristine any more! I would have loved to say that Amberel should have given a Top Cache award to this one, but regrettably, from my perspective with visibility close to zero, there was no spectacular view to be had from anywhere on my hike! TFTC Sandvika #2219

Found on an 8 mile circular walk - Glorious weather for late September.

Thanks for a great cache.

Found whilst walking on the moor today, thanks for the cache.

A nice easy find. Plenty of walkers about today, probably due to the good weather for April.

Lovely find on a freezing cold day on the Moor.  The cold made the walk out along the Lych Way much easier as all the bogs were frozen solid!  Last of the day

T4TC

Nice place. I know it usually has a view but there was only the inside of a cloud to see today.

The first OpenCache/Navicache of a long walk round Merrivale today, starting at Two Bridges, though I had already stopped for one Groundspeak cache at Wistman's Wood.

A typical top quality Gribben cache. It came close to getting a TOP CACHE award, but it was an even toss up between this cache and the very nearby Groundspeak one, and I felt it was better to spread the awards around a bit .

Thanks for the cache,

Rgds, Andy

The 1st of 4 opencaches on the moor today. Cache was well hidden as the vegetation had'nt been disturbed for a few months.  Cache fine.

  Andrew  -  Redruth Roamers.

This is my 5th opencache of the day, on a big round trip of the tors in this area, now heading for the West Dart Weir, glad the river is down! TFTC.

This was hard work today because once the snow had stopped enough for me to come out my hidey hole in the rocks, the ground was covered in snow. Even though I had a rough idea where it was from my previous visit I needed the accurate coordinates to narrow down the search area. The rock was completely covered in snow so I had to poke about with my stick to find rocks to look under and after a while I struck lucky. I was very surprised to have found it but very relieved as well and at least the snow which was still falling would cover my tracks pretty quickly.

I headed back to two Bridges from here and half way back it stopped snowing and the sun came out again...... the moor really had her schitzoid head on today!

T4TC.