Not to be seen beside the post unfortunately.

Thanks,

IAWW

We found ths with the mob while at Gallant soldiers and Poppies event.

We took a short detour off our Ruse on the Ouse TC walk to find this cache. A lovely spot for a cache,the birds were singing well today.  Thank you.

In the area for Nick's event. Looked to do a couple of close by caches before I left, of which this was one. Not knowing the area at all I wasn't sure how much of a walk would be needed to get to this cache. But when I was pointed in the best direction to head from the pub by a fellow cacher I found it didn't take long to reach at all which was great as, although I had travelled 130 odd miles for the event I actually was not able to stay in the area long.

It was a pleasant walk to GZ, except for a brief hail downpoor. I have a little multi in a similar reserve in the south Cotswolds, I felt very much at home here doing this one.

TFTC,

Gackt

I knew of the location of this cache long before I actually got around to finding this cache, and had passed it several times while planning, plotting, setting and checking my Ruse near the Ouse TC. Eventually I got around to finding it, not least because I had found a nearby location that was screaming out to be the hiding place for another OC. I placed that one, "Just Because" I could, and decided to use this OC as a waypoint, necessitating me actually finding it myself! 

This is a great area for caching, and it's actually quite nice that it hasn't been flooded with caches. TFTC!

We were visiting Huntingdon to find several TerraCaches and this OpenCache, but we very nearly didn't get here. We stopped to do a few Church Micros on the way from Monk's Wood, and as we were leaving the last one the heavens opened, the rain teemed down and the wind was lashing across the fields. We almost abandoned caching for the day, but spotted a welcoming pub and stopped for a baguette and a pint. And when we came out, the rain had completely stopped .

The car park in Needingworth was in very bad shape due to the prolonged wet weather, but as we were the only ones around we were able to leave the car on hard standing near the entrance. A very boggy walk brought us to the cache, which was a quick find.

Thanks for the cache - it was nice to reach here after all, having thought we might not .

Rgds, Andy

Amberel and I visited Huntingdonshire on a TerraCaching mission but we were not going to pass on the opportunity to find this OpenCache too.....Well, that's not quite true.....We fully intended to look for this cache but the sky fell down and we got caught in a deluge just after getting back into Amberel's car at the previous cache and that could easily have been the end of caching for the day.

However, fortune favoured us: we were tempted into a pub to warm up have a sandwich and nice ale, and by the time we emerged, the rain had stopped.

This cache trail was a very soggy affair but a pleasant walk none the less - the deluge couldn't have made it much soggier than it was already!  The cache was a quick find and we were soon on our way to the last TerraCache of the day,

TFTC Sandvika #2031