Ledger Goodman Park (Nelson/Marlborough) Motueka, South Island, New Zealand
By
Rangi on 02-Mar-08. Waypoint GC19V2M
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This cache has done it's dash and gone missing so will archive it.Thanks to those who took the time to find it and sorry to those who couldn't.
Drew a blank here, the plants have had a good trim the last few weeks. No sign of cache. Oh well, next time eh? Cheers
An interesting diversion this morning as I filled in time between appointments. TFTC
1330hrs A park for a stroll. The Italian Job was here......! Our blog www.motorhominginxs.blogspot.com
Great clue, found it easily, retrieved TB Pikpiks Geocoin, will relocate in a National Park, and discovered TB EHMX6G Charlie. TFTC.
One of three picked up on a day trip to Motueka. Great Holiday spot. No need for clue
Now if only Aucklanders thought this way when thay wanted to hide something in a location like this.
I got really spoilt in this area today.
TFTC
I got really spoilt in this area today.
TFTC
Last one for a while as the rain started getting to heavy.. Brought cache back to car to log and then ran back into the rain to put it back.
T4TC
T4TC
Drive today from Motueka to Picton and getting a few caches on the way. Today is sunny and warm which is a great change after the deluge yesterday that kept us housebound. Well this was a nice easy cache. TNLN SL
The muggle neighbor was very interested in what we were doing. We had to wait around a bit for him to finish washing his car and go in.
Nice easy find once we found the clue. Lady across the road gardening but she didn't spot us. Thanks
Just got me an account and logging now, hope this is ok. Ive been on tour with talk2knut. TFTC !
Cache spotted quickly by Mrs bjtrekker who spied it out in a jiffy before the rest of us could even start the hunt. TFTC. SL.
I found a lot of caches with my Dad - Biggles - and never logged these online. Now I've got my own account, its time to set things straight. Thanks for all the fun, Flying Phoenix.
Had to use geokids to create distraction from the badminton playing muggles in the park. Quick find then, TFTC, Lil' Stu, Biggles, Foxy and Tui.
Out doing a spot of evening caching now the rain has stopped. Quick and easy find. NINO TFTC
A quick find on an evening stroll through Motueka. TFTC.
In: Butterfly
Out: Car, Travel Bug
In: Butterfly
Out: Car, Travel Bug
Nice easy find. Netty and I are certainly getting to know our way around Motueka. TNLN. TFTC.
Another nice park in thsi town - well hidden in an exposed area. Found OK with no muggles in sight but houses close by. Nice TB - as we are Leo and Scorpio, we admired and left.....
. TFTC
. TFTCQuick easy find on way through to Takaka, will be back to do some of the others in the area. TN, Left a calling card. TFTC
GPS had me on the other side of the building to start with, but widened the search and found the box. Thanks.
I've found your cache!
Recently I had a bit of spare time in the upper end of the South Island and I managed to find a large number of geocaches. Unfortunatly due to an unexpected trip to Australia for family reasons I was called away from my Nelson adventures.... Now three weeks on I'm having to sit back and log the piles of caches that I did manage to find while I was down there. As there were a large number of caches, I've decided to throw in a generic log for all but a few of them.
Being a North Islander I was surprised at the sheer number of (glow in the dark) polar bears living in the upper South Island - I really didn't think it was that cold down there. And if I had of cottoned on eariler I could have traded for pretty much an entire chess set, one peice at a time. As it was I tended not to trade geo-junk but I did move a small number of geocoins around.
Of the caches I found I could not possibly choose a favorite but there are certainly both some challenging and very rewarding caches in the area. The best caches tend to be the ones where the owner has put in a bit of extra effort or extra thought into the challlenge and design of the cache, thanks to all those who did. I was also very surprised to see that there are a large number of caches placed in and around graveyards - I've never visiited so many in shuch a short space of time. I was pleased to see some new ideas around as well.
Warmest Regards,
Bobo.
Recently I had a bit of spare time in the upper end of the South Island and I managed to find a large number of geocaches. Unfortunatly due to an unexpected trip to Australia for family reasons I was called away from my Nelson adventures.... Now three weeks on I'm having to sit back and log the piles of caches that I did manage to find while I was down there. As there were a large number of caches, I've decided to throw in a generic log for all but a few of them.
Being a North Islander I was surprised at the sheer number of (glow in the dark) polar bears living in the upper South Island - I really didn't think it was that cold down there. And if I had of cottoned on eariler I could have traded for pretty much an entire chess set, one peice at a time. As it was I tended not to trade geo-junk but I did move a small number of geocoins around.
Of the caches I found I could not possibly choose a favorite but there are certainly both some challenging and very rewarding caches in the area. The best caches tend to be the ones where the owner has put in a bit of extra effort or extra thought into the challlenge and design of the cache, thanks to all those who did. I was also very surprised to see that there are a large number of caches placed in and around graveyards - I've never visiited so many in shuch a short space of time. I was pleased to see some new ideas around as well.
Warmest Regards,
Bobo.
have friends live near this park we found this cache on the way to visit them thank you
We appreciated another good quick find. Motueka seems to be a place with lots of nice little green spaces catering for humans, and canines!
TNLN TFTC
TNLN TFTC
I didnt realise there were so many parks in Motueka. Rangi must have collared them all.
Nice easy one thanks.
Nice easy one thanks.
4.21pm
Another nice wee spot, rain holding off, thanks for the placement.
Love this part of the world.
Cheers!
Another nice wee spot, rain holding off, thanks for the placement.
Love this part of the world.
Cheers!
beware the oldies across the road with not much else to do than watch all thats going on outside
Interesting to see how many small parks Motueka has got. Had to watch several muggles watching us and probably wondering why we showed so much interest in a meter box. Had to apply several diversion techniques. Thanks for the cache.
tuttifrutti et al.
tuttifrutti et al.
Had to avoid a muggle with a friendly little dog. Lovely tree in middle of park. TNLN TFTC
Nice easy find and only just got it safely tucked away again before some dog walking muggles came past.
TFTC
TFTC
I expect Liana and Tegan cycle past this one too. Picked up Geocoin. Left marble.
TFTC
TFTC
we were lucky muggles at house across the road were screened by their shrubs!!!! a quick swap of cow paper clip for the casino chip thanks for the cache
Mr Explorer went caching with Q Moto in Motueka today, first time they have teamed up for some finds. Managed to find 24 in 4 hours with only 1 DNF (21 for QMoto and 18 for us). We were in and out so fast the muggles barely saw us - another very exposed cache site but easy enough to find and retrieve quickly. TFTC.
Some muggles over the road drinking coffee in the back yard but we managed to find the goodies without much trouble.
The pencil was broken and no sharpener, but we always carry a pen
The pencil was broken and no sharpener, but we always carry a pen
In work clothes near cache passer by asked if nearby object was working OK. I swung my GPS around and pointed at structure "All systems appear to be OK". Phew, she said. TFTC.
Another wee park, great to see them all on foot been a while since I could park up and do lots of caches in one area thanks 
Nice One!!!!!!Another one of these neat little unknown parks. Motueka must hold the record for having the most parks per population in N.Z. Quick and easy find on a beautiful sunny morning. Well done! Thanks
