Dartmoor Letterboxing

Chinkwell Tor today. Very windy. Walked into the lee of the wind whilst looking for a box - any box - and saw something. Peered closer and saw it was just a bit of litter, a Fruit Shoot bottle. Mildly irritated I picked it up and was trying to poke it into my backpack without removing it and heard s...

Found today tucked into an Eastern outcrop of Honeybag Tor - a letterbox notebook. No sign of the box, stamp or anything and the rain would have reduced it to pulp so I brought it home. Not in great condition, lots of damage but the owner might want it back. Probably a dozen or so readable pages bef...

From reading on here about Cut Hill I was keen to go and visit this 'Mecca' of boxing to see what the fuss is about and did so yesterday. Long walk, very pretty up the river with the emphasis on 'Up'. I spent two hours roaming around cut hill poking and peering and gathered only one box! I found ano...

Parked at the end of the accessible ring road by an OP that wasn't marked on the OS map two weeks ago (I wasn't sure where I was when I started off as thick fog!) - just west of East Okemont Farm. Quite an easy walk south and around to the last OP on the ring road, where you leave due south off the ...

Sorry to go back on a point from May, but the minimum distance for geocaches is not valid. There are at least three popular geocaching websites, and sharing details between them is actively discouraged, so no chance of enforcing a .1 mile ruling. (I dislike the commercialism of gc.com, and some new ...