Logs for dartmoor deliverer 

well this has taken me a long time to get to 4 per day, every day for a year but I eventually qualified this month.
[dartmoor deliverer](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=dartmoor%20deliverer) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC5Q7QP "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.
I signed the log with Red Roaming on 17th April 2017!!!!. MTFTC 

I'm sorting out all the challenge caches which I've signed but didn't qualify for. Yes I now qualify for this one too! I signed the log on 17.04.17
[dartmoor deliverer](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=dartmoor%20deliverer) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC5Q7QE "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.
Many thanks for the challenge and MTFTC 

I'm trying to sort out all the challenge caches which I've signed but didn't qualify for when I was at the cache. I have at last qualified for this one. I signed the log on 17.04.17
[dartmoor deliverer](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=dartmoor%20deliverer) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC5Q7QA "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.
Many thanks for the challenge and MTFTC 

What an amazing church, beautiful in its heyday. Cache quickly found with the excellent hint. SLTNLN MTFTC and another in this great series 

I have only just seen this cache and I'm not sure when I'll get back to NZ to log it (hopefully (2020 or2021!!!).
So I am logging my intent to do the rambles before coming to claim the cache.
1. Today I did a longish ramble of 4 hours 30 mins to find a bonus cache so we did a few other caches on our way to this one around Stoke Hill in Exeter, Devon, UK. GC7NTZP Mystery Cache
Stoke Hill Saunter 9. Boneus Cache. we walked up a short hill then up a little bit of road before finding another footpath which we followed to a T junction and turned Rt, along the lane dividing fields a bit muddy in places and then turned Lt along the footpath, turning around at the road and followed it back to where we turned Lt and carried along the other way until we got this cache, then we carried onto a busy road and eventually crossed over to another footpath down the hill and back to the car about 7 miles in total
 

Out with Ky Devas and Red Roaming. we talked to the CO over the New Year and they were getting upset that their submersible was sinking fast and no-one seemed to be rescuing it. We said we were the girls to get there. KD knew someone with another submersible, who was (With a lot of persuasion) willing to lend it to us. off we set on our perilous expedition. RR didn't do well as she HATES water and was very much out of her depth but we kept her mind off the water outside the craft by thinking about how to rescue the sunk submersible and how to anchor it so that it doesn't sink or move any further, various ideas were put forward but none really practical. it took us a long time to get to the area where the sunk sub was last seen. down and down we went, our lights piercing the gloom just about. Suddenly I spotted something - was that it???? YES there it was. Now to secure to prevent it moving - that was much more difficult but I think we managed it. Now to return our borrowed craft without damage and in a timely manner. .........

cache signed with our full caching names and what a great cache. MTFTC 

Red Roaming, Ky Devas and myself decided to come and find this ginormous cache today. KY parked her huge vehicle in the spacious car park. we took note of the first numbers and worked out the next stage. we took gigantic steps along the jumbo path following the riverbank of the enormous swollen river. we followed the path past the sizeable waterfall and up to the next stage. we found the immense platform with the tremendous views. there we worked out the final numbers and we took the colossal path past massive trees with the immeasurable drop to the final stage, where we found the cavernous GZ. and a vast hurdle to overcome. Up the prominent hurdle the team went, to find this massive cache, we used our extensive knowledge to get to this cache. The large log was signed and down to earth we came! what a momentous moment! Thank you for generously placing this BIG cache. Mammoth Thanks for the cache. Space is BIG. Really Big. 

well Having never managed to have attend this event before - usually because I was working, I made the effort on this very showery day and what a delightful event it was meeting lots of friends and meeting a few others. Many thanks Dave for organising and I enjoyed the cream tea too. MTFTE 

Hope to attend. Cream tea for 1 please. 

well what a great end to 2017. attended this well organised and well attended event by Red Roaming. it was lovely to speak to lots of friends both new and 'old'. See you all soon
Thanks for the event Frances 

hope to be there tonight 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
this would have taken me sometime to find if I hadn't managed to get the spoiler photo up on my phone, I found the coords slightly out here.
no problems with the cache. TFTC 

Staying with my mother over the Christmas period and I needed to get out for a walk. these fitted the bill nicely. Got to the parking area about 1.5 miles from mum's house to find snow and ice lying on the ground - there was nothing where mum is!
dressed up warm and off I went. I had to wait for 2 muggles and their dog to move before I could look for this one. soon found once my GPS settled down.
I forgot to take the needed info as I didn't realise what to do until over 1/2 way around!! TFTC

 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
First log signed with my full names and the rest as DD.
once I got to the hint item - I went a very circular route to here. I quickly found the cache. all well here. TFTC 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
No problems locating this cache. the old log was mush so I replaced the log with a new bit.
(If you wish the old log I still have it)
TFTC 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
a very quick find here. TFTC 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
last one of the series for me as I didn't take all the bonus info 'Doh!'
no problems here. Thanks for the interesting trail and the caches 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
wasn't sure about this one and my GPS doesn't do waymarks (or I've turned it off and don't know how to reset it!), so I followed my nose down the main path, and found the little side path and followed my nose and GPS and got to GZ - PHEW!
then to get to the cache which I soon spotted, Yes I can do this and I did. TFTC
 

please see main log at Simpson Series 'Doh!'
cache soon found, but the log is very wet - I only just managed to sign it. TFTC, on I go on this muddy walk
 

Having just completed the Simpson series around Cadbury Fort I stopped to get this as I was passing. Very quick find here. nice little hide. TFTC and I think the first in this series for me! 

Staying at my mother's in Yatton, and wamtimg to go for a walk between showers. This one was just down the road. I was ages looking for this. I vaguely knew what I was looking for and it was in the last shelf I looked on. Nice hide. MTFTC and another in this lovely series 

staying with my mother in Yatton for Christmas and wanted a short walk between showers. as this was just down the road it fitted the bill nicely.
I found this lying on the ground. Thank goodness for the 'rite in the rain' log. log signed and bag sealed properly and I put it back where I thought it should be. TFTC 

Well what a lovely event to attend on Christmas morning, to meet friends 'old' and new and to watch the dogs enjoy their time on the beach. Thanks for organising Taz.
I spent the rest of the day with my muggle family in Keynsham. MTFTE 

on the way back from getting fuel and decided to do a bit of caching - I wish that I'd stopped with this one, which was a nice quick find. TFTC 

I didn't do well today and this was one of 3 DNFs and only I find. on the way back from getting fuel, when I got here I remembered that RR and I had previously looked for this one to no avail and I had NO success here again. The GPS got no lower then 25 feet and the hint is too non-specific and I didn't want disturb too much moss 

I know that this one was still temporally unavailable but I went to see how far the workmen had got. the path is now open and there is no work going on BUT the area has been totally cleared and even though I had a good luck I couldn't locate the cache - Sorry 

I wished I stopped at my first find today but no I decided to carry on only to have 3 DNFs!! of which this was one. I had a really good look all around and my GPS got down to 3 ft BUT nothing came to hand and I'm afraid I didn't understand the hint. It could be still on site but I couldn't find it. sorry 

Should be able to attend 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. just getting a few local caches and a FTF, I had solved this some time ago and RR was happy to come for the walk. another footpath I'd not been up before. I got to GZ well ahead of RR and started looking. GPS was playing up a bit but soon narrowed in on one spot. AAHH there it is! what a sneaky hide!!! MTFTC and the puzzle 

out with Red Roaming on this fine December day. this was going to be the last cache of our day but it was too dark to look properly and too many brambles, too much hawthorn and Why Here Del????!!!??? I'm not writing a DNF as it was too dark to look properly 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day.
RR eventually found this one, it did take us a minute or two but fine once at correct post. TFTC 

YES, YES, YES FTF, FTF, FTF at 13.20
Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. this was the object of our short drive today hoping that we would be met with a blank sheet and Yes that's what we found. FTFC
there is a really good hint so cache quickly found by me BUT the coords are about 90 feet out! (RR had problems with the stepping stones).
better coords are N50 36.715 W003 45.533
 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. having had a DNF on this one last time, it was with trepidation I went towards this one but there is NO foliage around so I instantly spotted it. another very nice hide. glad to be doing this one at this time of year. MTFTC lovely to turn this one to a smilie 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. As we were passing this one RR stopped to let me find this one. soon found. MTFTC 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. RR soon spotted this one but it was easier for me to get. TFTC nice hide 

Out with Red Roaming on this beautiful sunny December day. as we were passing this one RR stopped to let me get this one and she gave me help to find it. soon found and managed to get it open fairly quickly. nice container. TFTC 

Out with Ky Devas, Devon Maiden and Red Roaming on this overcast, sl drizzly (Very occasionally), warmish December day. We had just completed the Crease Capers trail, and decided to collect this one as KD had kindly solved this. Like others wondered where this might be but found the secluded spot fairly quickly and KD had the cache in hand swiftly. Log signed Devon Girls or DG. MTFTCand the puzzle. another in this great series 

Out with Ky Devas, Devon Maiden and Red Roaming on this overcast, sl drizzly (Very occasionally), warmish December day. We had completed the Crease Capers trail today,and had decided to do a few cache and dashes for KD and DM As RR & I had most of them Log signed Devon Girls or DG.
this was my last cache of the day and we arrived as the light was fading - no good. anyway we searched and searched. re-paced the steps and eventually DM spotted something - Yes it is the cache. Nice container. MTFTC have a fav point 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
we were sometime at this little bridge. the cache is on the opposite side to where you think it might be (I think SE corner is better description). DM did the deed for us here, and preformed more surgery. TFTC 

Out with Ky Devas, Devon Maiden and Red Roaming on this overcast, sl drizzly (Very occasionally), warmish December day. We had decided to do this trail today, but Red Roaming and I disliked having to walk a long way to the start of this trail as we had previously completed, the Bere Alston ones several years ago! The trail to this was extremely muddy today. we passed under the aqueduct - amazing structure and then ignoring the GPS we walked straight past the cache. KD went back to it as we looked on and we soon had it in hand. Logs signed Devon Girls or DG. TFTC and along the canal we go 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
KD went up the bank for us this time. no problems here. TFTC 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
DM soon found this one, after I suggested another hint item. Yes that's where it was. loved this container. TFTC
editing to correct the date 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
the footpath to here is extremely wet and very muddy at the gates and stiles. we came unstuck here too, RR found a hook near GZ, but no sign of any container. another disappointment. our 3rd DNF on this trail
the CO has kindly checked out our 4 DNF's and 3 were missing. The CO has generously allowed us to claim a find here. Thank you so much for allowing us the cache. MTFTC 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
a very quick find here by me, and on we go. TFTC
editing to change to the correct date 

please see main log at Crease caper No 01.
getting frustrated and tired now, this could be here but didn't come to hand. He has flown away
editing this to the correct date
the CO has kindly checked out our 4 DNF's and 3 were missing. The CO has generously allowed us to claim a find here. Thank you so much for allowing us the cache. MTFTC 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
on the homeward straight now. I helped DM up the pole. soon found. TFTC
editing this to the correct date 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1.
very quick find here by KD. TFTC
editing to correct the date 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1. Last cache of this trail. Thanks for the trail of caches. KD put her hand on this one quickly too. TFTC
editing to correct the date 

Unfortunately our first of 4 DNFs today on this trail. we searched both sides of GZ up and down the bank. Oh well 

please see main log at Crease Caper No.1. it is lovely walking along the tow path. interesting structures. KD made a swift find here. TFTC