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⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #8 - Tweedle Dee and Dum ⭐
Our next featured series is Tweedle Dee and Dum, a walk in Staffordshire with 28 caches (plus several existing ones). It includes a nice stretch along the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. This is a more challenging series, consisting of many creative and disguised caches. The cacher who nominated it reckons this is one of the best new loops in a long time, so add it to your To Do list!
🚶🏼 6 miles
⏱ 4.5 hours
🏁 GC7N3V1
🔗 https://coord.info/GC7N3V1
📷 Photo credit: damodear
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #7 - Alchemy Quest ⭐
Our next featured series is Alchemy Quest, located in Staffordshire and Shropshire. It has amassed over 300 favourite points. Each cache represents a chemical element or compound, and contains half the coordinates to another cache. By continuing to find the caches and combining the coordinates found within them, it is eventually possible to reach the elusive final, Gold.
🚶🏼 Distance varies per cache
⏱ Duration varies per cache
🏁 GCHJN4
🔗 https://coord.info/GCHJN4
📷 Photo credit: sharant
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #6 - First 50 Heroes⭐
The First 50 Heroes series celebrates the first fifty volunteers from the Coalville area to take part in the Great War of 1914-18. Each geocache commemorates a real volunteer and describes his activities during the Great War. The photo on this post is from the First 50 exhibition and represents one hero, William Massey. Several caches were published yesterday, on Armistice Day, and there are more to come. The GAGB are working with the project to help them coordinate the series. Please get in touch if you would like to be involved.
🚶🏼 Distance varies per cache
⏱ Duration varies per cache
🏁 GC2822
🔗 first50heroes
🔗Info about the Hero Project: famous fifty
🎃 GAGB Featured Geocache Series #5 🎃
It's that time of year! This issue we are featuring the Halloween Haunt series in Eastern England. It is a short linear walk, with 6 caches. There are several novelty containers, some of which are quite scary!
🚶🏼 2 miles
⏱ 1 hour
🏁 GC7E5VN
🔗 https://coord.info/GC7E5VN
📷 Photo credit: Just-Us-Two
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #4 - Sherlock⭐
This time, we are sharing a series of urban Multi caches. The Sherlock series is located in London, and consists of 7 old caches (placed in 2001). They are scattered through the middle parts of the city, and take you to some hidden places of interest.
🚶🏼 Across London
⏱ Could do in a day, up to several hours for some.
🏁 GC2822
🔗 https://coord.info/GC2822
📷 Photo credit: Perbor57
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #3 - Church Micro⭐
Our next featured series is Church Micro - the largest geocache series in the world, with over 12,000 caches. This is a national series, in which caches are placed near churches. We spoke the creator of the series, Steve (sadexploration), in Seeker Issue 11. He says “I think the main reason they [Church Micros] have caught on so well is they are generally placed at a ‘point of interest’, which, after all, is what Geocaching is all about” So, go and find a Church Micro to discover a beautiful church near you, and why not find somewhere to place one of your own!
🚶🏼 Varies (normally short, or next to parking)
⏱ Varies (normally between a few minutes and an hour)
🏁 GC17878
🔗 http://www.15ddv.me.uk/geo/cm/index.html
📷 Photo credi
⭐ GAGB Featured Geocache Series #2 - Spike Goes to The Pub⭐
Our next Featured Series is Spike Goes to The Pub, in North Wales. It is a linear walk, staring in Nantyr and ending in Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog . The series has a variety of containers, and there are fabulous views to enjoy along the way. As an added bonus, there are two fantastic pubs at the end.
🚶🏼 4.5 miles (one way)
⏱ 2 hours (one way)
🏁 GC5QWA4
🔗 https://coord.info/GC5QWA4
📷 Photo credit: sharant