Another nano I found, this time in Bracknell, UK. This was the first cache I went after as this was the closest to the hotel I stayed. I was expecting some rain or sprinkling but lucky for me it was a great sunny day. Right after lunch for which I had a traditional breakfast, which happened that it was around half past eleven and they only served breakfast at that time. I looked up the location in the restaurant and it was in 200 meters, but to get there I had to walk almost a thousand as I had to go all around and under the roundabout.

The nano under the bench

It was an easy to find container, the only problem I had was a muggle sitting on top of it. What could I do? I took many photos, I tied my shoes, not as if it was lose or so, just to spend time. I almost gave up on it when he finally got it, and stood up and walked away pushing his bike.

There were two benches

Bracknell has many green areas, really nice big and old trees all around.

As this was my first trip to Bracknell also to the United Kingdom, I was really curious what will I see. I have to say the area my driver took me through to get to the hotel and the area I walked so far was beautiful, clean and well maintained. The above pictures were taken in a small park I could call in the middle of a huge roundabout, but one level lower then the roads around. Thanks to the many trees the air is clean here.

A panoramic view with the muggle's bike on the left side.

There are multiple entry points to this small park as show on above picture. They are all via a tunnel, and each of the tunnels had nice paintings on their walls. This picture I took to try to convince the muggle to leave. My experience is that when you start taking pictures they do not like it, especially when they suspect they are on the picture and they leave earlier then they planned. This is what happened with this muggle as well.

One of the tunnels with light at the end.

This was the first tunnel I walked through on this trip, and I enjoyed the nice paintings on the wall, in many other countries you would get graffiti, and mostly just ugly letters or so.

Some closer pictures of the paintings in the tunnel.






This geocache was not too hard to find nor a super cool container, but I really enjoyed the way to get to it, walking through the tunnels, looking at the nice paintings on the walls. Many thanks for the cache owner for this hide. and finally the path I had to walk down to get to the benches before the tunnel.

On the way to the tunnel.