Category Archives: Turf

I sometimes think that zone makers might be a mischievous bunch. You think you’ve taken all the zones in an area only to arrive back home to find you appear to have missed one. Only, you haven’t missed one, it’s … Continue reading →

First of all, I have a confession to make. Forgive me for I have sinned, sort of. Well, not sinned as in leaving the lid off the toothpaste, or a dead tea bag in the sink, or even thinking about … Continue reading →

First more very good news from the Turf Crew. Work on overhauling some of the Turf medals continues.  Some minor design updates on two medals (not sure which) has been completed and five existing medal series will see some extensions … Continue reading →

Nice easy turf day. My mission, to take those final four train station zones I mentioned on Turf Blog 04-08-23 and complete that unofficial Planet Gary medal, the Station Master 10. First stop was Gorebridge and a pleasant change not … Continue reading →

Edinburgh again today, the Inverleith and Stockbridge areas, hunting down a few of the more elusive uniques left over from various previous sessions. There always seems to be the odd zone left behind afterwards, then you zip along the Water … Continue reading →

It’s often interesting reading the banter on turf chat, sometimes it’s merry and jolly, at other times, it can be quite brutal, inappropriate and direct. The other day a certain turfer suggested that another turfer who takes the regional and … Continue reading →

The posting of a notice on the Turf website about the Turf Crew doing some focused work on turf medals, looking at an overhaul, some extensions to existing medals and even new medals, got me thinking it was high time … Continue reading →

A few things to talk about today and the first is that details for the first Scottish Turf Open Event 2023 have now been posted on the ESOC website. No point repeating everything again here, so make sure you follow … Continue reading →

An email popped into my inbox the other day, an email from a famous world-renowned mega-turfer and turf guru. She is a bonny lass with a lovely Irish accent. Many of us know her by the turf name, Féarglas, others … Continue reading →

It was quite an experience turfing Edinburgh the other day with Harley Quinn and Shaun the Sheep peeking out of the rucksack. I deliberately set out without a plan other than parking the car along Claremont Park then simply exploring … Continue reading →