Geocaching in London...

We found several unusual geocaches in London. This first one was a microcache (in a 35mm film canister) alongside a bank.

This was another microcache (you might be able to see the black canister just below where the tree touches the fence in the center of the photo) in the median of a busy road.

We also found a cache next to the Golden Hinde, a reconstruction of Sir Francis Drake’s ship. The most interesting location was the Cross Bones burial ground. This unconsecrated graveyard, where it is believed 15,000 people were buried, was originally for prostitutes in the 17th century and for the poor in the 18th century. The gates are decorated with tokens and notes as a modern day memorial.