Eezy (Nelson/Marlborough) Appleby, South Island, New Zealand
By SoBad on 30-Apr-11. Waypoint GC2V951

Cache removed today.

Another not so bad puzzle signed off. Also glad when the cache is eezy to find too! thanks.

New log in cache.

Another puzzle sorted before leaving Chch. A quick find at GZ, though the contents are a bit soggy! Thanks for the puzzling.

#3516. Troodles did most of the puzzle solving before this trip, and quickly found the cache when we got to GZ.

Yup, eezy solve and eezy find. The logbook is sodden, so unable to write our names.
TFTC.

A nice Eezy puzzle to solve. This was our last find of the day before heading back to Motueka for dinner at our daughter's. Liked the hint. Thanks.

# 5361

Solved quite quickly, much to my own surpise got the geochecker tick on the first try. SL TFTC

Found cache on the ground. Replaced it where it looked like it should go. Thanks for the puzzle and the cache. TFTC.

Thanks Team_Gaters for the temporary log. Have replaced the original log.

Solved this a while bad, stopped in the fading light tonight and had a quick find at the obvious spot. Cheers Gav [10327]

Flagged the evening run with Mrs G and just went on a nighttime cache finding adventure. In anticipation of coming to Richmond for a wee Christmas holiday I solved a couple puzzles. Nice wee puzzle that was quickly solved. Found the cache easily enough but the log was sodden due to all of the heavy rain over the last couple of days. Dried out the container and bag and put in a temporary log but the owners may want to give it a bit of maintenance...maybe double bag it? have left the sodden log in the container too which probably isn't helping - sorry!...
Thanks for the cool puzzle and hide. Will attempt a few more next time we're in town!...

Restored the attraction and replaced the cache in the original position. Thanks to BaldEd for leaving it safely hidden.

Mrs Sobad, you are evil. You have made me learn things I didn't know existed and which I still don't know how it will help me in life. The cache has lost it's attraction and was found some little distance away - it now lies under small stones below where I suspect it once was. Keep the eezy puzzles coming.

Phew this one seemed a little easier to solve - that scares me - maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks !!!! Enjoyed getting that correct on the geochecker !!! thanks for even more knowledge and the cache

After working through the information of other nearby caches we stumbled upon the method to work this one out. This made it a lot easier for us in fact it got us worried that we had got an answer!! Thank goodness for the geochecker to confirm our findings . TFTC

3 months on so puzzle hint added.

A quick find on the way home from golf ticks another calendar box. Thanks to the CITO meeting for a few puzzle solving hints. None the wiser really. One less puzzle on my watch list [:] which has got to be good.
TFTC

It was a natural progression from "As Easy As" to this one. Wouldn't Mr Euler be fascinated by all this!!!!TFTC

This entry was edited by Sidewaze on Tuesday, 31 May 2011 at 03:19:42 UTC.

Yes very eezy to solve when you know how. Solved it a little while back but had to wait for a free spot to fill. Today was the day but other commitments meant Mr couldn't go until much later tonight so Mrs KE offered to go do the finding and logging. Mr KE receives a call at work:

Mrs KE "I can't do this one as the ________ is in flood."

Mr KE "What?!?!?! There's no ______ there! I told you it was along the side of _______ Road near __________"

Mrs KE "But this is where the #$@!$ gps took me and there is a #$@!$ _______ here and it's flooded!!!!"

Mr KE "Oh hold on you have the wrong eezy try the other one." "You want Eezy not As Easy As"

The rest is unprintable but apparently it was an eesy find after that. TFTC.

This entry was edited by Kiwi_Explorer on Thursday, 26 May 2011 at 20:33:23 UTC.

All's good that ends well is all that I can say. TFTC #2168

Well it wasn't hard that's what I'd say. I solved the puzzled pretty much as soon as it came out but was overseas at the time. With the travels and travails of work today was my first chance to get out here and log the find. Still curious about a couple of the other puzzles though... TFTC, Biggles.

I won't say peezy! Had a point in the right direction from Jane.
TFTC

Once I'd done Easy as, it was easy as!

Found in the fog this morning! Good one, thanks.

After further thought have made the difficulty a 3. The dates don't reflect this but the log was made before Mario McTavish posted his successful solve.

This entry was edited by SoBad on Saturday, 30 April 2011 at 23:37:27 UTC.

I suppose next you are going to make us Walk the Planck?

Nice One!!!!!!!! Now this has got to be some kind of a non-technology, out of the blue, stop cleaning the car, no puzzle solved, no GPS used, no co-ordinaes downloaded, no pages printed, no geo-checker used, 15 minutes there and back FTF ever recorded. That's not bad for the 'ole man who can't even solve his 11 year old Grand'daughter's picture puzzle book. Not only that, the find was shared with the Belt Family who are "the masters" of the FTF. Now, that's good company to be in. Much fun. Thanks

It was the 30th here in the UK when I wrote the note

Another calendar cache, another cache published, another one on my almost-doorstep. I had to have it. This one was a true team effort where I had help with the puzzle, and to pay that karmic debt I asked usakiwi to come for the ride and share in the glory. It is about 4 years to the day when I was at an event and people said (grumpily) "We never get too many FTFs because usakiwi can go out during the day and get most of them". At the time I didn't know what this FTF business was all about. Long story short - usakiwi doesn't get much of a look in these days (Sorry Jerry )... so since I received help with the puzzle, I thought it would be cool to take the 'ol master for a trip down memory lane Now. When are we going to crack curious? I need another calendar cache tomorrow.... TFTC, and not too smelly around GZ. #CS#

Added a geocheck.

Yup, easy. Answer in under a minute

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