Hi, Your comments are always most welcome
Hi Sue,
Merry new easter or whatever.
quite or quiet? I know what you mean..... but does everyone else?
geocaching sounds a lot like modern letterboxing that is still popular on the wild wastes of this country (Dartmoor especially but I seem to recall it happening on other moorland areas too)
Best wishes.
Sue,
I have been following your blog for about 6months from Pennsylvania in the USA, ever since our holiday on the Staffs and Worc canal. And now you have joined my hobby of geocaching. I did find 4 in the UK though none while we were narrowboating. What is your name on Geocaching.com so I can follow your adventures there as well? I am ganurse6 and have close to 300 finds in a year and a half.
Good luck and Keep Cacheing.
Greg
Ron... Nice to hear from you, hope all is well 
We must meet up for a game of cards on gamezone.
Quite, quiet, yes yes.. OK! No worry, troule is the spell check didnt tell me! 
I wonder if you have done some 'letterboxing' then?
Greg... we had great fun on our first cache. A hobby with 300 found in a year and a half? Sounds more than just a hobby to me! I guess you are 'hooked'!!
I will email you with the name on Geocache. We may not find anymore!
I'm so pleased that you found a geocache!! I've been away from reading blogs for a while as I've been visiting my family (no pc)in England. I only had time to check on my cache and one up on the downs!
While on the LLangollen canal in August I managed to find a couple of caches both a bit of a walk from the canal, but that's what makes it fun!
ttfn
Jane, Well I took my son out when he visited last week telling him I was gonna find some treasure.. he looked at me in that "Has my Mum really lost it now" look.. and was amazed to find a tup full of allsorts.. he said "Mum you never fail to amaze me with the stuff you get up to"!!
