Who was here No 20 - It should be bigger on ....! London, London, United Kingdom
By Loony Londo on 02-Mar-11. Waypoint GC2P1XA

TFTC quick find after getting the nearby virtual

chercher et trouver pendant notre voyage a Londre

Buscat i Trobat
Vigileu amb els guàrdies
TFTC

During our short break in London, we passed here!!!

TFTC says Mati2010 from Germany

ZOMG FOUND DA WONGA, hidden in da steel. Truly unreel. Total beast TFTC xxoxoxo

Spent a while looking suspicious then I had it.

Found while making my way from Regents Park to Camden, my first physical cache find in London. Fortunately the car park was relatively empty when I swung past so no interruptions during the very short search. TFTC Loony Londo!

This afternoon we visited Camden Market and the cache. We got a hint from the car-park attendent and found the cache quite well although it moved to another place. Now it is back at the coords. Thank you for the cache!
Greetings from German cachers
August und Dalmi

# 3665 at 14.15 h

We were in London and we have had a good time. The first when I visited London and Camden we didn't geocache. I liked this part of town and so we went to Camden again. It was really fun. Unfortunaly we didn't have lots of time. So we cached only two caches and this was one of them. It was a surprise for us that behind the buildings a parkingplace was. Thanks for the cache and I hope you understand my litle English story.

I found this cache today during a walk from Cricklewood to Regents Park via West Hamsted, Primrose Hill, Chalk Farm, Camden and Regents canal. Unfortunately, I forgot a pen, but I took some photos with cachce. If necessary, I can send it to owner. TFTC

Found Greetings from Germany. TFTC

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Headed out this way chasing a rainbow and managed to grab a few others while walking around the area. No problems with this one and the log was soon being signed.

Thanks for another one Loony Londo..... Greetings from Australia...

Found it!

A real nice security guy helped us to find the cache.

Nice people here!!!

Thanks for hiding

hkraut on Doctor-tour with Milia!

Tftc. With Jon on a lunch break. I think there is something moving below us.
Photo log attached. Tftc

Lovely little homemade cache, good hide as well. Thanks!

Stopped off on the way to Tufnell park to have something to eat and a spot of caching.
A pretty big structure for a bomb shelter entrance .
Shame I couldn't go in it.
Was the wrong side of the fence searching but an easy find.
TFTC and history
Jim

Found with a little help from the nice car park attendant.

A little trip to London and nothing better then add Geocaching to it.

This one was easy to find.

TFTC

Yes we found it! First Cache in UK!

Long weekend London, first cache here. TFTC

Being a human, finding and retrieving this cache was straight forward, if I was a Darlek, then the story would had been totally different.
Found with Sawa0001 before joining the masses at Camden Lock Market!
TFTC

[gold]-GOLDPOT-[/gold] #6521

Found this cache while walking with goldpot through london. Thank you for the Cache

Had a great visit to Camden Market on a lovely sunny autumn day. We were never here before and really enjoyed the visit.

TFTC

Was up in Camden to see St Paul and the Broken Bones at the Electric Ballroom, who did an excellent show, and was determined to find this cache. It was located in the first place I tried but I missed it and spent another five minutes walking up and down without success before returning back to where I'd started and this time felt the cache move so got there in the end.

Early in June, I spotted that I could do a return Ryanair flight to Gatwick and an overnight stay in Brentford for less than €100. And thus a trip to London was born! I've been to the city quite a few times... I have relatives living there, I've been to gigs there, I've done various specific things there... but never really been on a sightseeing trip. It was time to alleviate that and see some relations I hadn't seen for a while.

Day 1 started at 5am; no big deal anymore with my recent rampages, yet once I'd arrived at Gatwick everything started to go wrong. The queue for train tickets was ridiculous and they'd run out of Visitor Oyster Cards, but I did save a lot of money on a combined ticket. Glad for once I was too apathetic to try and buy stuff online. Once in London, the caching went wrong too. I had many, many DNFs... not just on traditionals but on stuff that shouldn't be DNFed... like Virtuals and Earthcaches. And the weather was cat. However, I made the most of it, hitting Jasmer targets and getting a tour of mainline rail stations and the Underground; which interested me in itself. Blackfriars was the start, for a virtual nearby, followed by a few earthcaches near St Pauls and a trip to Paddington for another virtual. I did a few around Marlyebone and Mayfair around lunchtime before going to St James Park and Buckingham Palace for a look-see. There was a cluster of virtuals, multis and traditionals nearby so I tackled these.. DNFing some but still seeing the history attached to them. I took a wander around to Westminster then, seeing tourist spots but also virtual and earthcaches, before heading up to Piccadilly for dinner (Londons best steak in a casino, thank you Tripadvisor). I tried to do another in the area but muggles, rain and exhaustion took over and I got the train to Brentford via Waterloo.... picking off a Sidetracked near the hotel.

Day 2 wasn't really a caching day but I did go via the Thames Path... trying to pick off two caches in the area... one was a genuine DNF and the other I lacked the climbing skills for. However, the main target of the day was London Zoo and although there were no caches there, 401 photos were taken over seven hours. On the way back to Camden station I picked off one cache in a carpark to put the day on the map. Then it was back to Kings Cross and off to Gatwick for my late night flight home. Got in at about midnight and up again at 630am for work!

So two crazy days and although this log shows it up at a pack of DNFs, I did still get 15 finds and got to visit just about all of Londons mainline train stations and plenty of Underground ones; which interested me more than perhaps I should admit. I got some Jasmers, some rare cache types, but most importantly had good fun. Geocaching, this time, was trumped by London Zoo and relatives, but being the only person in the entire tropical bird aviary and making friends with rare birds who came out with the crowds gone home will be the top memory. And all the squirrel monkeys escaped.

Thanks to all the cache owners for the caches!

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Really messy location I'm afraid; there has been rampant dumping at GZ and I wouldn't come anywhere near here at night. Sorry, not the best I've found but it ticked off a day so I'm grateful for that. Final cache of the holiday!!

TFTC

A quick find while on the way to a meal with friends - no need for the security man. TFTC

During the holidays in London with the family, we took the opportunity to put a few smiles on the map. A very interesting building and a good cache, not so easy to find.
Thank's to the owner for showing us this place.