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 Log entries Swing with the Squirrels    {{found}} 3x {{not_found}} 0x {{log_note}} 2x  

316 2010-03-08 00:00 Amberel (user activity610) - Found it

After an aperitif of Groundspeak caches, I arrived at the cache for which I made this journey today. It was fortunate that one of the caches in Littleheath Woods had taught me what sort of tree I should be looking for, as otherwise I wouldn't have recognised it, but standing where my GPSr said was GZ, I couldn't see one !

So I set off on a spiral course until I found one. And I spotted the cache, no problem. But how to get it?

I've done several caches requiring this particular activity, but none that were just so downright awkward to get to Surprised . I have to assume that the cache setter is fitter, slimmer and more flexible than this old fart LaughingLaughing .

Now, to get the cache I cheated. And after having cheated, I signed the log, took nothing, left a polished "Tiger's Eye" stone and dropped off a lovely little "Miss Spring Betty" Geokret.

But while I had recovered the cache by cheating, there was no way I could put it back by cheating. For some considerable time I pondered the dilemma into which I had placed myself.

I made several unsuccessful attempts to return it from different angles, and for a while there existed the very real possibility that I would find myself in the excruciatingly embarrasing position of having to explain to the cache owner that I couldn't put it back !!! The thought of this was so mortifying that I simply HAD to find a way, and, as they say, needs must. It wasn't at all easy, but I just kept going until it was there. What a relief !!!

Thanks for a top cache,

Rgds, Andy