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I first got into geotrashing when I found some stuff over in Northumberland at Lordenshaws, which I took away and it was replaced and I took the second one away and I bet there's another one there now. It was hidden under rocks which were actually a collapsed wall but may have easily been a prehistoric cairn, cos the place is littered with them. It was a tupperware box full of shite wrapped in a smelly wet binliner. I threw it out.

I have absolutely no problems saying I'm a geotrasher. Geotrashing is a fairly new pastime to sweep it's way across the UK. Often likened to a "treasure hunt" geotrashing is an enjoyable way to enjoy the great countryside and get out into the fresh air and away from the TV/PC or whatever. Many find that it is a gentle and easy way to get some exercise and the kids love it too.

The real "treasure" in geotrashing though, is the location, enjoying nature, the countryside and getting there.

Interested? It's easy to get started. If you are not familiar with the sport/hobby/pastime of geotrashing, visit the website.

GAGB has set up a phone message service on 07092 040 416. Feel free to text them to tell you how you feel.