Logs for ItchyFeet 

We had fun with this one. 

Lots of people around, but managed to get it with no one looking. 

Found it. Had to widen the search area. Don't really want to post the engraved word here as it looks like others haven't done so or encrypted their log entry if they did. 

The clues didn't help with this one. We spent a good 20 mins trying to find this one, and then gave up. 

There was a couple only a meter away, but we still got it. 

Found it. Started off at the waypoints mentioned in the description for [URL=http://www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=f0ff8b19-6f3c-4608-ab08-b2717ad4bad1]Homer[/URL]'s cache.

Cache is in very good condition. TN. Left a [B]UTAH Mushyroom 2004 wooden disc #91[/B] belonging to [URL=http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=c116af14-9d09-488d-ab61-6e37449257b7]Mushyroom[/URL](aka The Geo Idiots). 

Got to the location, and saw that there were lots of muggles around. One of whom was quite interested in my venturing off into the dunes, so I hightailed it out of there. Maybe another time. 

Found it! My maths was a bit off initially. After I modified the co-ordinates, and my GPSr told me to go 81 km north, I knew that I had made a mistake. After my D'Oh moment, I eventually got it correct and found the cache. 

Found it! Didn't find any of the decoys. TNLN. Put a note in the book. The cache had a little bit of water in it which I tipped out. Great beach. 

Dropped off [URL=http://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=73344]Route 66 Travel Bug[/URL]. This is his first caching, so he is keen to get on his way. 

Sweet. It has been a while since I found a cache. I had an "ah-ha" moment when I realised that sometimes the best clue you can get to find a cache is its name. TNLN.