I met Geoff whilst hanging out in Sydney and talking about Bikes, he seemed like a nice guy and it didn't seem that he would mind a stowaway. So a plan to travel the world was hatched. Geoff seemed to spend forever down-under but eventually the call of computing was to strong for him, so he headed for home. Having hitched a lift to the UK with Geoff in his luggage I soon met up with a really nice chap by the name of Winchester Dave. Dave is a Merchant Banker (I expect you had already guessed that from the photo) who took me under his wing and introduced me to life in the big city.

Me And Winchester

Oh the glamour and excitement of life in the city. Soon I was partying all night and raving tiil the early hours. It wasn't long before I met a very nice young lady by the name of Kassandra, she was a cracking bit of stuff but a bit clingy. I explained to her that I wasn't going to be around for ever and was only interested in a good time, she seemed to accept it.

Me and my new bird in London

Parting was Heart-breaking. Still I'll get over it.

After a while I decided to continue my journey. When I told her that I was moving-on, she became very upset, and to tell you the truth I was a bit choked myself. But "A rolling bear gathers no moss" as we like to say down-under. Anyway, it could never work the mouse was always getting in the way.

Having rested and recovered on Daves' desk and having learnt a lot more than any small bear ever needs to learn about Investment Banking. I decided that now was the time to hitch myself to a travel bug and see the world through the wonders of Geocaching. The only problem was which cache to pick?

Me resting on Winchesters desk.

Choosing a cache

I spent sometime looking through Geocaching.com and eventually settled on a new cache by "Chris n Maria" who seemed like nice people. A few Emails and it was arranged I was to be a bug in their very first physical cache. Hurrah!

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