Geocaching and the places it takes you - Rae
Hi, Rae here again, ok so mostly it's me posting on this blog as the mad 'Bred in Yorkshire lass'... ok, well I can't say I was born up here as I was born further 'down south' of England, UK but that's for another story and blog post may be in the near distant future! ;) ... As ever my blog posts are as Random as ever, the most thing that's a bad thing, most think it's good... I'm not quite sure what to think of it... a Random crazy Brit that has so many questions for the world and also about the birds, nature, wildlife, geocaching and all other hobbies etc...etc... you know how it goes. WARNING... my worst thing I ever have done was possibly learn to touch type! ... It drives people insane and sometimes it doesn't help with autocorrect ...
Thanks to Grammarly, (hey it didn't correct my spelling heh!) no this isn't sponcered but wow, wish it was! ;) I can't thank Grammarly enough for helping me through blog posts and possibly even more bloggers like me out there... anyway on to the topic! ...
GEOCACHING ... I went one Sunday afternoon, in fact it was last Sunday from the date on this blog post as I am sat here, hearing the 10pm church bells ring from one of the many churches here in my little town in the North of England... trying to post pictures of the rather curious photos that I took whilst experiencing 2 or maybe more of Thorpe Underwood and villages geocaches, up here in North Yorkshire, England, UK.... there are some strange caches out there that I've seen in the world mostly many of them are on videos and vlogs from famous cachers around the world. But there were two that I found in this perticular trail of caches, whom I can't name for privacy and geocaching etticate reasons! These two were hard, sadly me and my poor step father whom I drag along with my mother, aunt and uncle.... A quick shout out to my Step dad Terry whom must be the worlds best non hardcore non purposely geocacher there ever was!! Also to my Father John for coping with my mad geocaching addiction and both for tramming me round on these mad experiences! I can't thank them both enough and poor mum Jenny! lol. BACK TO THE CACHE!! Don't get sidetracked Rae!! (Yes, there's a cache series called that also I'll link a cache event that i'm going to below.)
This one cache was where you had to fill it up with water and float the cache out although, the twits we were a. didn't ahve any water and b. by the time Rae had got to it not naming whom had decided to cheat instead of filling one of the caches up with water and the other with sticks that you had to poke through holes to get it to the top....mind you DAYLIGHT WAS FADING and two cachers were adament to get the damn things done lol WE DO APOLOGISE!!! haha... ahem... here are the pics!
There are some strange and interesting places that you would never have gone to if it wasn't for geocaching, one which led me to my mums birthday party... another to a little free library... another to very scenic places.
< Rae's healthy lunch though!!
-Rae
