Elementary my dear Watson (Canterbury) Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand
By
TheWanglers on 08-May-12. Waypoint GC3G5DB
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Everyone jumped out and a full scale search was thrown into action until the big fella came up with the very well camoed cache and we all signed our lives away.
Thanks TheWanglers for another great puzzle and cache.
Time: 9:56 am
Find #6521
Day eight of my New Zealand caching holiday. Today I was with Skullracing, The Geo Princess, Coruze and troo bloo.The weather was looking spectacular once again, so we decided to make today our first run on the solved D/T series caches as well as a few select others along the way. Our plans did not go as expected, but it was for a good reason.
Continuing on the days journey, this was the next unsolved puzzle on the list. This was a very well hidden cache with some great camo work.
Thanks to TheWanglers for the cache. TNLN
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one during our travels whilst attending the NZ Mega.
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Thanks for the cache!
TFTC
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Thanks and greetings from chomo along the way with ..punkt
Started off Sunday morning with a quickish 8 km walk around Cashmere where I had the main goal of finding this cache and Two Angry Pandas. I found a couple of other caches and DNF'd a couple. Loved the handiwork. (Makes note. Will have to do some like this back home).
TFTC
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PS Corrected date.
# 5456
I solved this cache in the morning while looking round what I hadn't solved yet - and I can't believe I hadn't solved this! Was super easy! For some reason I had just never opened up the puzzle, assuming it would be difficult - and never had the need to open it, as I still have plenty of other caches to find.
Came round today after dinner then - and the find wasn't too bad - I tried the spot, but had no luck - other half tried the spot, and turns out I didn't try hard enough!! Haha.
But looks like it may be in two parts? It's still disguised, but in 2 bits...
So signed the log, and went off on our merry way - yay for another consec day! Getting a bit tough now being so busy!!
Consec caching day # 792
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This entry was edited by 2wombles on Monday, 21 July 2014 at 02:31:57 UTC.
We arrived at GZ and pretty quickly worked out where the cache would be hidden. But could we retrieve it?! No. So off we went home and then returned with the necessary equipment. I'm sure we looked extremely dodgy but fortunately there were no passing muggles or patrol cars!!
Very good puzzle and hide. TFTC.
TFTC
Sherlock had spotted evidence that Moriarty was at his evil tricks again. He had long since figured out what was required but Sherlock as usual only gave me a glimmer of where I should be applying that knowledge then left me to ponder it myself.
I had another case earlier but with an unsuccessful conclusion in the dark I decided it would be a good time to look for clues on this case. I headed here to find another diabolic Moriarty invention. I have studied his methods on several occasions now and had a very good idea of where it was going to be but it took some persuading to let the log reveal itself. However Moriarty himself was nowhere to be found, so I expect to see his evilness show up again soon. In fact weather permitting it may be later in the week.
Watson - day 292
Found it quickly: it's a nice hide but I'd seen similar before. That's day 43 taken care of, thanks.
Today the GPS settled close to something that I investigated further - fantastic, another "dot day" gone and another clever TW cache under my belt.
Thanks for the puzzle and the ingenious hide. Definitely a favourite.
Parked near GZ today and had a deja vu moment - sure we have been here for a puzzle final before. Found the well hidden cache after a short think. Nicely done, thanks.
TFTC - worthy 'favourite' status.
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Helen & Brians Wedding in Middle Earth
Day Four: Homeward Bound
#2933
I feel like the big kid in the sweetshop, one brilliant cache after another.
Had I not just done Two Angry Pandas, I know for sure that this would have been having a similar write-up.
Another great little puzzle and a smashing cache.
Many thanks.
Mrs had recently solved the puzzle and thought of the theme as we arrived a GZ. Being from Nelson we are familiar with well engineered hides. Put ourselves into kiwi-nomad thinking and spotted something. immediately. Experience definitely paid off here. Very well hidden and the log should stay nice and dry.
Thanks. A favourite.
We returned later after checking our facts and reading previous logs but the result was the same. I feel sure it is there, just somewhere we didn't look.
Read the logs and decided that decoding the WHOLE message might be a good idea.
After the meeting kiwicamnut and I headed to GZ - her without GPS, me with very low battery. "About here", I said, "or maybe 3m back". "What this?" kiwicampnut asked.
Cache in hand, signed, and secured back in place in short order.
Yes, absolutely no reason to step off the path - lets keep the greenery growing
The puzzle was quickly solved a while back but my first visit here was unsuccessful (and I omitted to log the dnf - oops). Based on LGM's log and the new hint I went straight to the most likely spot. I did have my hands on it the first trip but it wouldn't budge so assumed I was looking for something else. My GPS was giving me a roving GZ which didn't help. Pleased to cross it off the list, and added to my favourites. TFTC.
Thanks
erninz
This entry was edited by La Vista on Saturday, 12 May 2012 at 08:27:52 UTC.