Bâton de Colle (Nelson/Marlborough) French Pass (Anaru), South Island, New Zealand
By
Kiwi Explorer & Biggles on 26-Sep-09. Waypoint GC1Z4M6
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Logs
Searched everywhere for this, but after looking at recent logs we decided to give up. Thought it might not be there
After unsuccessfully searching GZ 3 times during the day, I'm pretty sure I know where it should have been given the description and clues.
What a lovely place. Our first time here.
Sheltered from the gale around the corner.
TFTC
Sheltered from the gale around the corner.
TFTC
Found while on the way home from a job on D'Urville. Forgot to register the find at the time. TFTC
Sneaky little hide, nearly didnt find this one so expanded my search and I really enjoyed the area TFTC
Was a lovely calm day the water views were just lovely and any time we come here enjoy and ice cream from the shop - was closed as we come through so came on and did the cache - enjoyed the view and enjoyed the ice cream as we departed as the store was open thanks for the cache
A busy Saturday on a holiday weekend didn't lend itself for a decent hunt. Had a quick look and didn't spot it, and didn't want to linger too much. The structure in question seems to have been largely rebuilt in recent times - I don't know if has happened since the last person visited or not?
took a while, the obvious spot failing to reveal a cache until - at the third attempt thinking "it really must be here then" - the obscuring bit of wood succumbed to greater force and hey presto open sesame - voila ici.
cool idea! found it while wwoofing in french pass! really a place that should be kept like it is! tftc.
Had lunch on one side of the township then walked to the other side to find the cache - all of 250m!! Had a suspicion GZ would be about at the.... and of course it was. Nice hide. TFTC
there are 2 logs in the cache before ours. Scored a ride to this with beltfamily.worker is often on the structure, and should have been there 2 days ago, but the blustery winds from then, are still there today. well placed hide thanks.
Yes, that continued a bit of a dark trend with logs in caches made many days ago that aren't online yet. Puts a dent in the FTF ego. But in the end I startled my most gentlemanly of companions by getting overly competitive and nasty. My public apologies Sir! Made short work of this one. Tops of a great day, thanks.
Not a first to find or first to log. More of a retrospective first to check Cache was placed during my first visit to this great area with Kiwi Explorer. TFTC, Biggles.