STUMPED ON THE BEACH Tuban, Bali, Indonesia
By
OOH YEH on 22-Mar-14. Waypoint GC4T2ZW
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**This was 1 of 12 caches that was found by me on the 1st of 5 caching days here on Bali. Which also was the 24th of 75 days that my travels thru southeast Asia and Oceania would last.**
Well, let's say that we where a little dubious that we would find any container when we saw the hiding location. But luckily we, or rather I, manage to find the correct place after only a few minutes searching.
If I remember correct there was no lid on the container. But that is nothing that matters now that the owner has been here and placed an new container as the one we did find apparently disappeared 2 weeks after our visit.
*Together with Ingabo and Sivun I would spend 6 lovely days on Bali. We did enjoy good food, tasty avocado smoothies and wonderful massage. And we also had the time to manage finding 27 caches in total.*
Well, let's say that we where a little dubious that we would find any container when we saw the hiding location. But luckily we, or rather I, manage to find the correct place after only a few minutes searching.
If I remember correct there was no lid on the container. But that is nothing that matters now that the owner has been here and placed an new container as the one we did find apparently disappeared 2 weeks after our visit.
*Together with Ingabo and Sivun I would spend 6 lovely days on Bali. We did enjoy good food, tasty avocado smoothies and wonderful massage. And we also had the time to manage finding 27 caches in total.*
Took a little searching but found it finally. Found in good condition. Thanks for the cache!
Nach unserer ersten Dose (Bali Break) auf Bali kamen wir natürlich noch fix hier vorbei und wurden schnell mit einem Fund belohnt. Einzig das Logbuch aus der Dose zu bekommen war ohne Pinzette etwas schwieriger.
Danke für's legen, hegen und pflegen der Dose! TFTC sagt Team sunpat
Danke für's legen, hegen und pflegen der Dose! TFTC sagt Team sunpat
Did a maintenance check on all our bali caches and have replaced logbook where needed.
Vandaag een cache dagje in de omgeving van Kuta.
Vanuit het hotel laat ik me met de scootertaxi afzetten voor de shopping mail. Vanaf daar loop ik één voor één alle caches af en zo langzaam maar zeker terug naar ons verblijf in Seminyak. De eerste caches worden, zeker met behulp van de hints, snel gevonden.
Bij een enkeling moet ik wat langer zoeken en helaas eindigt de ochtend met 2 not founds
Omdat de logrol vol is heb ik bovenaan alleen GM neergezet.
Vanuit het hotel laat ik me met de scootertaxi afzetten voor de shopping mail. Vanaf daar loop ik één voor één alle caches af en zo langzaam maar zeker terug naar ons verblijf in Seminyak. De eerste caches worden, zeker met behulp van de hints, snel gevonden.
Bij een enkeling moet ik wat langer zoeken en helaas eindigt de ochtend met 2 not founds
Omdat de logrol vol is heb ik bovenaan alleen GM neergezet.
#414
Wauw because of these kind of caches i like geocaching soo much!
I am glad i brought a tool to get the logrol out.
Terima kasih! A favo for me
Wauw because of these kind of caches i like geocaching soo much!
I am glad i brought a tool to get the logrol out.
Terima kasih! A favo for me
Auf unserer kleineren Cachertour in Bali (Schade, dass es hier nicht mehr gibt) sind wir auf diesen hier gestoßen. Vielen Dank für das Legen und Pflegen. Haben ihn nach kurzer Zeit sofort entdeckt.
LG Wiebke & Max aus Deutschland.
LG Wiebke & Max aus Deutschland.
An unserem letzten Tag auf Bali wurden noch ein wenig die Strände und die Promenaden drum herum erkundet. Dabei durften natürlich auch ein paar Caches nicht fehlen. Eine sehr schöne Gegend. Vielen Dank für das Legen und Pflegen.
TFTC. Last day in Indonesia and being close to Kuta, we will find as many caches as in all the previous days.
Cache very easily found. The difficult part is to remove the logbook from the container.
Attached a photo as we could not sign
Cache very easily found. The difficult part is to remove the logbook from the container.
Attached a photo as we could not sign
Out and about grabbing a few caches on a really nice day.
Thanks for bringing us here.
Thanks for bringing us here.
Found at: 16.45
Search time: A few minutes
Looked at the hint before or during the search: Yes
Cache status: Ok
Logbook status: Almost full
Find number: 6524
About today:
When I landed in the airport in the night before this day I was South of equator for the first time in my life, and before leaving the airport I signed up for the club described below
I had today in Bali and used that to find some caches.
Generally about my vacation:
In the last 2 years I've been on a lot of geocaching vacations alone, and I've been geocaching in a lot of countries.
This summer I decided to do it a bit different. I decided to book a group vacation with adventuredk, who makes group vacations for young danes. We were 13 danes and 2 norwegians travelling for 4 weeks in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand.
It wasn't an easy decision to go on this vacation, because not being a geocaching vacation I had to stop my streak, which ended at 1112 days. But I'm very happy I made the decision. I had a wonderful time with the group in those countries, and it was definately the right choise.
I like collecting countries, and I still had some vacation time after the time with the group, so I had decided to only fly with the group from Denmark to Thailand and not from Thailand to Denmark, and then get some more countries on my own afterwards.
In Denmark we have a club for people, who travels a lot (which has nothing to do with geocaching). To count a country or territory as visited you have to be in the country/territory for 24 hours in a row, so I always try to fulfill this when going to a new country.
There are 4 requirements to become a member of the club. You have to:
1. Have been in at least as many countries as you're years old and at least 30 countries (I'm less than 30 years old, so for me the requirement is 30 countries, which I already had before this vacation).
2. Have been in at least 2 new countries during the last 2 years (I got a LOT here, so this requirement is no problem for me).
3. Have been in at least 4 continents (I had already been in Europe, Africa and North America, so Asia became my 4th).
4. Been on both sides of equator (I was missing this one).
My plan for which countries to visit after the group vacation was mainly based on the 4th requirement about crossing equator. Because of this I made the goal of visiting Indonesia and Timor-Leste. The rest of the countries visited was based on where it was possible to make stopovers from Bangkok (Thailand) to Dili (Timor-Leste) and from Dili to Copenhagen (Denmark). Therefore my plan became Malaysia, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Singapore, India and Ukraine.
The group vacation was not a geocaching vacation, but I did what I could to find the geocaches we went by, and we had some days with nothing planned that I used on geocaching. So even though it wasn't a geocaching vacation I found a good amount of geocaches anyway
A lot of my time alone afterwards was used on geocaching. I always try to focus on the unlogged challenge caches closest to my home, and for this vacation it meant that I was mainly going for earth caches most of the time.
Thanks a lot to OOH YEH for this cache
Simon from Denmark
Search time: A few minutes
Looked at the hint before or during the search: Yes
Cache status: Ok
Logbook status: Almost full
Find number: 6524
About today:
When I landed in the airport in the night before this day I was South of equator for the first time in my life, and before leaving the airport I signed up for the club described below
I had today in Bali and used that to find some caches.
Generally about my vacation:
In the last 2 years I've been on a lot of geocaching vacations alone, and I've been geocaching in a lot of countries.
This summer I decided to do it a bit different. I decided to book a group vacation with adventuredk, who makes group vacations for young danes. We were 13 danes and 2 norwegians travelling for 4 weeks in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand.
It wasn't an easy decision to go on this vacation, because not being a geocaching vacation I had to stop my streak, which ended at 1112 days. But I'm very happy I made the decision. I had a wonderful time with the group in those countries, and it was definately the right choise.
I like collecting countries, and I still had some vacation time after the time with the group, so I had decided to only fly with the group from Denmark to Thailand and not from Thailand to Denmark, and then get some more countries on my own afterwards.
In Denmark we have a club for people, who travels a lot (which has nothing to do with geocaching). To count a country or territory as visited you have to be in the country/territory for 24 hours in a row, so I always try to fulfill this when going to a new country.
There are 4 requirements to become a member of the club. You have to:
1. Have been in at least as many countries as you're years old and at least 30 countries (I'm less than 30 years old, so for me the requirement is 30 countries, which I already had before this vacation).
2. Have been in at least 2 new countries during the last 2 years (I got a LOT here, so this requirement is no problem for me).
3. Have been in at least 4 continents (I had already been in Europe, Africa and North America, so Asia became my 4th).
4. Been on both sides of equator (I was missing this one).
My plan for which countries to visit after the group vacation was mainly based on the 4th requirement about crossing equator. Because of this I made the goal of visiting Indonesia and Timor-Leste. The rest of the countries visited was based on where it was possible to make stopovers from Bangkok (Thailand) to Dili (Timor-Leste) and from Dili to Copenhagen (Denmark). Therefore my plan became Malaysia, Indonesia, Timor-Leste, Singapore, India and Ukraine.
The group vacation was not a geocaching vacation, but I did what I could to find the geocaches we went by, and we had some days with nothing planned that I used on geocaching. So even though it wasn't a geocaching vacation I found a good amount of geocaches anyway
A lot of my time alone afterwards was used on geocaching. I always try to focus on the unlogged challenge caches closest to my home, and for this vacation it meant that I was mainly going for earth caches most of the time.
Thanks a lot to OOH YEH for this cache
Simon from Denmark
It took some time to find it. It was not where it should be. I replaced it where I found it. TFTC. Greetings from The Netherlands
Found while in Bali - had to fine one cache while here.
TFTC and maintenance. Cache found by geo kid o
TFTC and maintenance. Cache found by geo kid o
The last time I tried to find this about a year ago I think it was missing, but today it was present and I was able to turn another frowny face into a smilie. A lovely stretch of beach along here. Thanks for the cache OOH YEH!
I couldn't find this one either. I searched both sets of exposed trees/stumps, high, low, everywhere in between, and stuck my hand into all sorts of crevices, but didn't find anything.
