In the Arms of An Ent (Canterbury) Addington, South Island, New Zealand
By
Parmur on 03-Feb-08. Waypoint GC19335
Cache Details
This cache is listed on an external listing site.
By visiting the external cache listing you are leaving the Geocaching Australia website.
Geocaching Australia is not affiliated with the original listing site for this cache.
Please click here to view the caches listing.
If you wish to log this cache, you will need to log it on the external site.
This will require a separate user account on that site. (More Details)
By visiting the external cache listing you are leaving the Geocaching Australia website.
Geocaching Australia is not affiliated with the original listing site for this cache.
Please click here to view the caches listing.
If you wish to log this cache, you will need to log it on the external site.
This will require a separate user account on that site. (More Details)
Archived Cache Notice:
This cache is currently listed as Archived in our database.
The could be for one of several reasons:
This cache is currently listed as Archived in our database.
The could be for one of several reasons:
- The cache is archived on the cache's listing site.
- Geocaching Australia has not received any data in our feed for this cache in a reasonable amount of time and it has been auto-archived.
- The cache's status has only recently changed on its listing site and we don't know about it yet (can take up to 7 days).
- The cache has been incorrectly set as 'Archived' by a user.
If you know that this geocache is incorrectly listed as archived you can click the 'Set Available' link on the right. This will temporarily re-activate the cache.
You must be logged in to do this
Logs
No response from owner. If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact us (by email), and assuming it meets the current guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.
Didn't expect much here but it was closest to the hotel and I had to walk past it to get some others. Found a plastic container lid with silver and black tape over it but nothing else.
Same thing for me.
Even though several didn't finds before me I also gave it a try, but no luck.
Greetings from Belgium!
Even though several didn't finds before me I also gave it a try, but no luck.
Greetings from Belgium!
Will look at how we can get cache replaced and hopefully anti-muggled. But not too hopefull.
When walking towards it we thought we knew exactly where it would be. But no not there.
Went to GZ after a DNF and was greeted with another DNF, I did what previous DNFers did to no avail. I love Ents and there was a plausible spot but no cache. Oh well, will keep on watch...
I will be very sad if this has been muggled because we have only just replaced it and no-one has logged a find since.
Will check in the weekend and decide what to do after that. If anyone who knows this cache gets there earlier and checks that would be great
Will check in the weekend and decide what to do after that. If anyone who knows this cache gets there earlier and checks that would be great
My partner and I had a really good poke around in what seems like the only place the cache could be hiding, both with hands and sticks and couldn't find a thing; we wondered if it's been removed by the owner or a muggle? Neat spot to hide a cache though!
New container has been placed. Lets hope this one lasts. Please take care opening it and re hiding it.
Found this nice Cache this afternoon together with deSchmidt_n ...
TFTC DeSchmidt_n
TFTC DeSchmidt_n
Found this nice Cache this afternoon together with deSchmidt_n. We found no Box, only a plasticbag with a logbook. TFTC!
Found it. The log was outside the cache and too wet to sign. Might benefit from a new log book. But a really cool location.
One of 16 finds today in the city on foot
TFTC
As per other logs the log-book is loose and the lid and lower are trapped in the GZ. Great tree though!
TFTC
As per other logs the log-book is loose and the lid and lower are trapped in the GZ. Great tree though!
What a great start to a lovely days walk. Thanks 'Parmur' for setting this one up. Seems like the base of the container is missing - or maybe hidden much deeper in the hidey hole - but the log is also quite wet. RoamingParsons from Bundaberg, Oz.
Quick find as I saw the tree in question, cache retrieval was a bit tricky as the container was open and had been pushed right to the back of the hollow, I managed to extract the bottom using two sticks as a pair of tongs, the log was super wet and I could hardly make my mark on it, managed to seal up the bag and put out of sight inside the hollow, may need some maintenance, TFTC!
I was here for working and I used my free day for sightseeing and geocaching.? Very nice park.
tftc
tftc
Saw the hidingplace from far away, so this was an easy one. TNL Sg coin. TFTC with greetings from two Swedes in Singapore.
First cache on this "extra" day. Out for an early morning walk in the park before the business day began. Checked a few spots before the real ENT revealed itself. Cache spotted nicely tucked away in its hiding spot. TFTC
Lots of cicade shells, and a nice hiding place. Needed a Tool to retrieve because of my fat fingers;-)
This entry was edited by j-sch on Tuesday, 21 February 2012 at 07:38:32 UTC.
This entry was edited by j-sch on Tuesday, 21 February 2012 at 07:38:32 UTC.
Was in Christchurch for a long weekend with Mrs Yeetrees and decided that we would get a few caches while we were in town. Managing to wake up early this morning and Mrs Yeetrees was a bit tried so I thought that I would leave her in the Motel unit and I would go out and grab a few caches before having to go out for a brunch appointment. Decided that I would go out and pick up a few caches, arriving near GZ and found a carpark on Riccarton Road and it was a quick walk to GZ but as I parked a bit further than I would have liked I had to bush bash my way to GZ after doing the other cache that was here in this area, arriving at GZ it took a few seconds for the GPS to settle and then I managed to find the cache without any issues, thanks for placing a cache here and for bringing me to this lovely spot, just as I was walking back to the car I got a phone call from Mrs Yeetrees to advise me that she had finally decided it was time to pick her up, TFTC TNLNSL (4143)
AMAZING DAY IN CHRISTCHURCH MANAGED TO FIND TEN CACHES TODAY A RECORD FOR US
WE HAVE TRAVELLED BOTH THE SOUTH AND NORTH ISLAND AND MOVING ON TO SYDNEY TOMORROW
NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO ALL THE SNAKES AND SPIDERS!!
TFTC
WE HAVE TRAVELLED BOTH THE SOUTH AND NORTH ISLAND AND MOVING ON TO SYDNEY TOMORROW
NOT LOOKING FORWARD TO ALL THE SNAKES AND SPIDERS!!
TFTC
Great name and good hiding place. Never seen so many cicada "skins" in one place. TFTC.
Nice little cache. We needed to take a closer look but found it well. TFTC #174
Found together with miriel1911 during our journey in New Zealand.
TFTC, kimberlit1905
TFTC, kimberlit1905
Found together with kimberlit1905 on our last day on the South Island - nice place, and a lovely Ent!
TFTC, miriel1911
TFTC, miriel1911
Finally found it!! It was pushed so far back, I nearly got my hand stuck, twice! Very pleased to have found it. TFTC
2nd time trying to find it. I'm at the right tree, but I think I'm too short. Next time I'm bringing my TALL partner with me, he'll be able to reach higher than me! :0)
Found it somehow today. I was in the right place first time I tried, over a year ago and was unsuccessful. It isn't that easy to get to.
Very cool, GPS was off, but as i walked past caught it in the corner of my eye. Neat.
Convinced I had the correct Ent, but still couldn't find it! Gave up in the end, more caches to visit and I was starting to feel... obvious...
What a fantastic hidey spot! Perfect way to spend my lunch hour. TFTC Log replaced.
Nice but wet log.
This entry was edited by philka on Sunday, 08 January 2012 at 09:57:11 UTC.
This entry was edited by philka on Sunday, 08 January 2012 at 09:57:11 UTC.
Nice hide. A bit of a challenge under the cover of the trees. Sadly couldn't log my visit as the cache was too wet.
What a neat hidey hole and tree. The log is very wet so was unable to log my visit at the cache.
Glad people are still finding this cache, sorry log is wet, will replace as soon as back from holidays.
After waiting patiently for passing Muggles I found I couldn't reach the prize. Rushed back to my ute and got a tool with which the extrication was made. The logbook unfortunately is saturated but my pen still was able to make my scrawl.
Thanks
erninz
Thanks
erninz
We needed some time to find the cache, because we were to stupid to find it. When we found it, there was only the logbook in the hide. But we found the box too and put it back in the hide. But the logbook is completely wet.
Greetings from Germany.
Claudie+Fabi
Greetings from Germany.
Claudie+Fabi
Great hide!
Logbook was in sight, camobag would be better.
TFTC
Eeltinkies from Holland
Logbook was in sight, camobag would be better.
TFTC
Eeltinkies from Holland
A quick and easy find. Thank's for the Cache and greet's from Germany.
Lisablyton
Lisablyton
Have replaced wet log, and tried to make it waterproof. Hope it lasts a little longer
Be aware log is very wet. Will keep it open for the time, however hoping to get to change it in the next few days.
#624: Wet Arms
I biked to this one on my way to visit the Cashel Mall. An absolutely beautiful day today for a bike ride, and to celebrate the re-opening. Lots of people out checking things out. After finding this really nice hide, I found the log very wet. I laid it out in the sun for a while, but not long enough to dry it out. The lid is cracked on the container, so the CO should make a repair/replace run, I think.
SL/TFTC!
I biked to this one on my way to visit the Cashel Mall. An absolutely beautiful day today for a bike ride, and to celebrate the re-opening. Lots of people out checking things out. After finding this really nice hide, I found the log very wet. I laid it out in the sun for a while, but not long enough to dry it out. The lid is cracked on the container, so the CO should make a repair/replace run, I think.
SL/TFTC!
Very cool.
Currently filling in log and waiting for muggles to leave so I can replace cache.... The joys or a sunny Sunday in the park.
Currently filling in log and waiting for muggles to leave so I can replace cache.... The joys or a sunny Sunday in the park.
I'm en route to colder climes, but wanted to grab a cache in NZ while I was here. TFTC!
Spent more time trying to get cache out than spent trying to find cache. Managed to get out in the end but broke pencil in the process. TFTC.
3rd find of the day with Grant the Ladykiller. Scrambbled around a few trees and had to avoid the sweaty joggugles. Found it in the end - great hide. TFTC.
A great hide here. Looked and found the hide in the first place we looked. Had one muggle in the distance practicing his 'martial arts', much to the kids amusement. Thanks Parmur for the cache.
After dropping our French exchange student off at the airport at 4.30 this morning, I headed off to find a few caches starting with this one now that it has been re-enabled. I didn't have the co-ordinates on my GPS but knew where to look from my previous attempt a couple of months ago. Easily found at 0450. TFTC.
Nice to be able to sign a nice new logbook.
Location looked obvious on first approach, and nearly got it right. Second attempt gave success. (It just depends on where you are approaching from.
TFTC
Location looked obvious on first approach, and nearly got it right. Second attempt gave success. (It just depends on where you are approaching from.
TFTC
Will put it into hiatus until we can think of a new container, as we are running out of the old. Can not figure out why it is so often muggled.