First I did a series "The Dirty Dozen". These were all good caches, some quite difficult, and pretty innovative and/or unusual. I was worried about doing this series, because Esscafe, the Number Two cacher in the UK, did it yesterday and was unable to find three of the 11 caches, so I thought I'd probably fail on at least that many.
But it turned out well! Some of them were quite difficult, but with a bit of luck and persisrtence, I managed to find all 11 and then the bonus.
After that, I trundled the bike south, towards the naval base and the center of town, until I wound up at the D-Day museum. I got a total of 41 caches (plus a few DNFs).
It's not often I see a type of cache I've never seen before. But today, I saw two caches like that. Well done Pompeians!
I saw this along the way.
"I still hate Thatcher". Wow, the Socialist Worker has a long memory.
At the end of the day, I wound up at the D-Day museum, at the statue of Bernard Montgomery. I remember a cache I did a long time ago, where I visited his grave.
Enjoy reading your blog about Geocaching. I don't mind doing a search on gc.com to look at the caches you mention but a link or gc# would help sometimes.. I did a search for dirty dozen and there are 119 caches with DD in the title! Some in my area,which I did not know about, so that was useful. Thanks
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