Milton Keynes

The thrill of a challenging mudfest adventure. Walking around my old Flags of All Nations series and conquering some shin-deep mud!

The Other Stu had a 40th birthday. He's getting on a bit. He celebrated by dropping a load of tupperware around the countryside.

I had a weekend at home while I put some extra effort into some work I'd been doing. I went caching in Bozeat, and Chesham. Yeah, really!

Going wild in Woburn, wandering around the countryside looking for bits of tupperware with a stinking cold.

How can I describe this without totally giving away the game. Ahh bum ! I was planning the route for a puzzle that requires a 10km journey.

Over the fields, and a selection of fences, footpaths and hedges. Some contained tupperware. Some should have, but didn't.

Casing the joint by bicycle with the plan of measuring out steps for a half-marathon themed cache. The plan failed.

A constantly updating diary of Kitey's Mission impossible series, which I completed in 2010. More of a sort of Mega-Blog Special.

Monday lunchtime wander in Wavendon through some fields looking for caches using memory of Google Maps and a bit of on-the-fly estimation.

Trees, sculptures and tupperware on a balmy Sunday afternoon in Linford Wood, one of my favourite bits of Milton Keynes.