Greyfriars Bobby Cache
Thwarted on my first attempt by driving wind and rain, I was determined to find a cache in Edinburgh before I left.
I set out on Monday to find Crag & Tail, but was thwarted by driving wind, rain, and the fact that the castle was closed. Undaunted, I was determined to find a cache in Edinburgh before I left.
On Wednesday, I looked at the possible caches, ate my lunch quickly, and set out for Greyfriars Bobby. Andrew, one of my XSL/XML Query colleagues, is interested in geocaching, so we went together.
It was a nice walk down to Greyfriars Kirk. I lead us a little astray, but Andrew found the graveyard and we got near the cache without any real difficulty.
After a few minutes of searching, we found the cache.
But that's not the interesting part of the story. The interesting part is that Andrew found a different cache that we weren't looking for and that, as far as I can tell, isn't in geocaching.com.
Way to go, Andrew!
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Hi Katie,
As I replied in email, you're more than welcome to use the images.
P.S. I've edited your comment slightly so that your "work-in-progress" and email address are not publicly displayed.