Roadside Paradise (West Coast) Wainihinihi, South Island, New Zealand
By Moneydork on 25-Dec-03. Waypoint GCHCTV

Crossed the road and saw some stinging nettle. When we arrived Dimepodore fell in the water. TFTC Found # 131 Streak day #22

We stopped to let an brand new Audi race past us. As we left I commented there was the paradise we missed on the way in. Dad found a place to turn around and there we were. Beautiful place indeed. Two dangers: stinging neettle and slippery rocks. Only second got us. Both container and logbook were in good condition. Thanks Trigger_Fish for the cache. Find# 2734

Wow absolutely beautiful!! Thankyou so much for putting a cache here! Would love to know how you stumbled upon this beauty prior to placing cache this one is an absolute must do!!

A hidden wonder. Exactly what I like for a geocache. TFTC.

Thanks I would never have seen this cool place otherwise

Bohužel geoslepota,ale hezky vodopad

The places that we discover, thanks to COs who place these caches. What a magical spot. I initially went too high, but after reassessment, I managed to reach up and get the cache. Thanks for bringing us here moneydork

These places are wonderful secrets that only a privileged few get to see .only a few meters from a S.H. and you view nature at its best thanks to the C.Os for placing and maintaining

Wow, what an amazing spot. This is why I love geocaching: to find places like this. I stopped here a few days ago and was unable to find the cache. I came back this morning and found it quickly, after reading the other logs and realizing I was overthinking the hide and making it way too difficult. TFTC

A hidden surprise in the bush

Thanks

21 October 2021 16:48. Much easier access than I anticipated, but glad the traffic was light. Cache quickly found once we thought about this area in other conditions. TFTC, number 10212 for me.

#10,051. Day 2 of the extended Labour Weekend geocaching road trip. I flew down with geocaching buddy Infoferret yesterday with a target list of geotour caches, adventure labs, puzzle finals, a few virtuals and a hike to get the DGSC final. We can't resist stopping to pick up a few traditionals on the way to boost the overall numbers.

Heading now towards Kumara but decided to stop and pick up some traditional caches along the road. I had stopped here in 2018 but it was raining at the time and the small creek was in full flood. I thought I would get washed away so didn't attempt. Today it was dry and sunny and the walk to GZ was easy. No need to walk up the the creek at all. What a lovely hidden waterfall. I misread the hint and searched all around without success. Finally I took a wider perspective on the hint and saw the cache way over there. Nicely hidden. Signed and replaced where found. Thanks Moneydork for the cache. Deserving of yet another favourite for such an old cache.

Misread the clue initially so took longer than should have. TFTC

On our way home from Hokitika and decided to get a few caches. This is truly a Paradise spot. We enjoyed walking to this awesome feature and the cache. Thanks for bringing us here and the cache Moneydork. A fav from us.

Found while on way from greymouth to chch with mangoambs. Nice cache, thank you

Found with everdene22 on the way home from a trip to the coast. Tftc

Wow and double wow. The places geocaching takes you that you would otherwise miss!!!! I made this one harder than I needed to but got there in the end. Thanks for showing me this lovely spot .

In my excitement of finding the cache I skipped over and the contents went everywhere... I found most items... but there’s a glow in the dark dinosaur lost to nature... hopefully the next lot here find it!

Absolutely gorgeous my favourite one out of our whole trip away. Well worth the path making, found a wee ??plaque?? For an angel baby?? I could be wrong

On another note, my love was walking the cache to me and the pen when he slipped and everything went flying up in the most comical way , tried to find all the trinkets but he’s thinking there’s one missing.

Thank you for the cache and bringing me to this serene beauty

Found the Dino

Time to head home after an awesome weekend caching around the hokitika area.
Early start on a mission to get as many between hokitika and Arthur's pass.
White truck and hi viz jacket perfect camo for these caches

Cool what an awesome spot gets a fav

Our first cache of the day - we went to Arthurs Pass. First stop to collect another old cache, placed in a missing month of our Jasmer Grid. And we found a little jewel here! What a nice surprise, a shady grove and a nice waterfall.
We enjoyed being here very much. After taking some pictures we looked for the cache and found it.

Thank you for the cache and showing this place to other cachers! It's a FP well earned.

What a lovely site. Thanks a bringing us here. Favourite given. Good hint.

The road trip has begun and we are having lots of laughs, hunting hard and signing logs. Signed JEN as I am caching with Nosynel and Jude_E. TFTC and apologies for the generic log.

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Off to the West Coast with Nosynel and Ethness. Signing logs as JEN. Lovely spot for a cache.
#5233

What a great little spot! We found the cache with no problems. TFTC!

Refreshing spot.thanks for showing us.

A classic “thank you geocaching” moment. Amazing place. Have a fave.

Gorgeous little hideaway! Takes a moment to locate the entry point from the road, then it’s plain sailing. TFTC

Great location well worth the find

Now this is one that looks interesting - we must arrange a stop on our way home! Easy to find and admire the waterfall (another, this is a place we'd never have seen if it weren't for geocaching moment). Finding the cache.... well, Mrs D was expecting a 2 or 3 litre regular so scrambled up to the top of the rock in skirt and sandals and searched around. Very scenic and some nice spots, but scratching head because this is 3 m from GZ and no cache. Mr D standing on the ground puts up a hand and says, here it is... duh! definitely worth a stop, thank you Moneydork.

TFC Todia1

Parked at the bay across the road and followed the beaten vegetation to the water fall. Lots of hiding places. Looked up helped. Perhaps jandels weren't the best footwear.
Thanks for the fun, Moneydork!
Found on November 24, 2019 at 4:48 PM
CptPhoenix&Tigerlily -- Flagstaff, AZ

So before you over think this cache as I did. You know looking into the waterfall. Climbing the waterfall. Looking into the small crevices. LOOK AT THE SIZE! Way over thought. Typical me thinking I know where the cache is. One of our favorite NZ caches. Fav from us. Well deserved. More caches could be lead by this awesome example.

KL6 and I are in NZ for 16 days or so exploring the South Island mostly by campervan—with a few shoulder days in BnBs. We plan to visit the Fjordland first—Milford Sound—and the back track and head all the up the Punakaki Pancake Rocks vía the west coast, stopping by Franz Joseph along the way. Then back down to the lakes, Tekapo, Punaki, Mt Cook, and then Wanaka. Finally we’ll return back to Queenstown after our huge campervan adventure. Lastly back to Australia for a couple nights before heading back home to the USA.

Obviously, we stopped by this cache along the way. We originally had about 171 caches on the list to be near and check out. Whether due to favorites, or a planned stop for the evening. We have planned the adventure using cachetur.no which is amazing by the way. Highly recommend the website and app when you’ve got a lot to see and find. Helps keep you on track and it’s awesome to have a schedule with time estimates of when you’ll arrive at the next destination and if you’re ahead or behind schedule.

Thanks to Moneydork for the Cache! Found around 1:20 PM - I often sign as Wæki3 (shorthand for Wæki3_KL6 due to small logs and or KL6 not being with me for the cache find). This is Find #2184.
We have also contributed a lot of caches in the Flagstaff Arizona area, and currently to date we’ve hidden 85 caches. Even if you’re not in the area, I’m really into creating interesting and creative puzzles. I have some clever ones—many to do with logic, math, graphic design, or games. Checkout my certitudes page for a collection of many of the Unknown (Mystery) caches I’ve created (https://www.certitudes.org/feed?u=W%C3%A6ki3_KL6). Perhaps after a few solves, you’ll find yourself in the area.

Last day of the long weekend and a long drive back to Blenheim via Greymouth (yep, that’s right) with the goal of getting a whole heap of ‘bridge the gap’ caches and anything else easily accessible or interesting.
With a lot of kms to travel, there was not room for much more unfortunately.
So a successful trip but the real heroes were the weather and the scenery.
I had forgotten a bit how stunning it can be in and around places like Castle Hill and Arthur’s Pass, and a great spring day with snow-capped mountains for a backdrop made a bit of a self-inflicted slog actually quite enjoyable.
Thanks all COs, and sorry for the cut and paste, but I hope you can understand why. All logs signed Cap/ricnz or variations on the theme.

Had read about this one before the trip and was one of my must-dos for the trip. Was not disappointed and after parking across the road made the short distance into the bush to GZ. A lovely waterfall and the cache was an easy find too. T F T C Moneydork

Onto the trail proper now, it's caching all the way for lots of park n grabs and a couple of modest walks.
It's the last full day of the trip and I intended to make the most of the day and was up with the lark, cockerel more like, and in the car at 0530 ready to get going. I called in for an early brekkie and hit the road early to meet Ricardinho.nz at Springfield. We cached our way back to the West Coast via road barriers and others en route and I set off for home after leaving him in Greymouth after visiting all 8 of the TMGT caches there. Home at 7PM and a decent haul of over 80 caches, including 5 Earthcaches. Awesome scenery and views and a cracker day of weather too. 620KMS for the day travelled and time for a rest!
It's that time of year again when Marlborough residents get a double bubble, two 3-day weekends in a row and a chance to get out there and find some caches. Last weekend I headed over to Golden Bay with ricardinho and we managed a healthy numbers-boosting haul of 82 over 2 days. This weekend I'm planning on finding some already solved Canterbury caches and get me closer to a 5 figure finds number, the big 10,000. At the start of toSaturday this was a 4 day, at the end it was a 120 plus day!!
The Saturday was planned to be a big day and to get over 100 caches in a day if possible and start converting those puzzle pieces into smiley faces. Success was achieved in that we found over 120 each. I personally found my missing Smurfs, Metal Mania, Glossary of Geocaching as well as a number of other solves and collateral Traditionals. The Canterbury weather turned it on and a good day was had with ric.nz driving and me navigating (sort of)
The Sunday was a Geo-art loose ends day. My plan wqas to track down the remaining Smurfs, round up some horses and grab a couple of loose Eclipse mint tins. I also explored the realms of Springfield in preparation for a return across SH73 on Monday.

Labour weekend caching adventure. Thanks for the hide.

Very cool spot totally unexpected, we entered in along the stream then exited straight out, great seeing places like this showcased via geocaching. TFTC

Tftc
Full log to follow

Found it but a person my age and size has difficulty reaching it.
So I claim a virtual find, if I am allowed.
Photo of the cache to be sent to the owner.

We like tracking down sites with lots of favourites. This is one spot you will never ever know is there unless you go hunting this cache. Thanks for making us go hunt it.

Erst mal einen Jasmer abstauben, dann nach Hokitika zum Mittagessen und danach an den Lake Kaniere zum Kreativwandern und Nächtigen. Klingt nach einem gemütlichen Tag und war es dann auch. Dabei konnte ich viel Sonnenschein geniessen.
Auch ich musste ich erst mal durchkämpfen, suchte dann die ganze Gegend ab, las nochmals alles genau blickte auf und hoppla, da war er ja
Danke für diese schöne Location.

Fabulous spot. Found with Kittykatch and Smittengranny on a caching holiday to NZ. Been an amazing trip . Today we are traveling from Hokitika to Christchurch. Lots of fun happening and fabulous views. TFTC

Travelling with Kittykatch and Joolay from Australia. Today we're moving back to the east coast from Hokitika, grabbing caches as we go. This is one of them. TFTC SL

Down from Northland, visiting the South Island on a 7 day caching and sight seeing trip. The main object was to find the last four CANZ caches, finish off my D/T grid, fill as many spaces as possible in my Jasmer grid and then concentrate on special types, solved puzzles, completed challenges and those with good numbers of favourite points, plus maybe a few extras that were close to any of our stopping points.

The trip started off on a good note, with our rental cache mobile being little more than a week old and only 109 kms on the clock. It certainly had a few more by the time we returned it..!

Final day today and heading back across to Christchurch from Greymouth in the only rain for the trip, but even that cleared once we made it to Arthurs Pass. Made a bit of a muck up too for today. Last night, I had planned out the caches to target on the way and added them to a list on the phone. However, I forgot the crucial step of downloading the offline data, so when I stopped in the Otira gorge to see how far to the first one, there was no signal and no information. Luckily a few kms further on at a higher point, there was one bar reception and I managed to get some of the data required.

Luckily too, it was just a couple of kms before this old one that I really wanted to fill a spot in my Jasmer grid. Pulled off into the safe parking area, donned the raincoat and headed off into the soaking bush. Once near GZ, I tried to work out the hint and then realised the cache was right there beside me. Glad to be able to sign the log on this oldie. Left 3 TBs, although I note that they have already been grabbed by Joolay before I have had the chance to log the drop. Safe travels. TFTC

Auf der heutigen Etappe von Hokitika auf den Arthurs Pass konnten Heckenstürmer und ich wieder einiges erleben. Zum ersten Mal die Kea's sichten und sehen, wie frech die sind Eine kurze Wanderung beim Castle Hill rundete den Cacheralltag ab.

Greets from Switzerland

Day 11 in Newzealand. Today we drove from Hokitika to the Arthurs Pass.
A very beautiful Country with lovely places. We were able to find nice Caches and See Lots of interesting places.
Thank you for showing us this place.
Tftc

We found this geocache while traveling through New Zealand. Today we travelled to Lake Brunner and Greymouth. First cache of the day was Hokitika Glow Worm Dell. We were here last night and enjoyed the twinkling lights. This morning we came back and there was no trace of them. I needed Roadside Paradise for my Jammer as well and was happy to find it rather quickly. Thanks for both caches!

Cool spot. Not too difficult to get to.
TFTC

Tftc! Greetings from Finland.

On the road around the world, together with my boy friend Hloust, geo son Jonas_999, and friend Standarevnice, we also found this box. After the night in Hokitika and the amazing tide with shining worms, our journey continued towards Christchurch. We have chosen this box to visit because we like to find caches that have a long history. First we chose the wrong path. Standa slipped into the stream and dipped his boots. Then we went right and Hloust understood the hint and found the box. Thanks for the cache and send greetings from the Czech Republic.

Odloveno společně s geopartou: Hloustem, Azulkou a Jonášem při naší velké cestě kolem světa /Anglie, Čína, Nový Zéland, Cookovi ostrovy a Amerika/.
Děkuji za kešku a zdravíme z Čech.

Taken together with geofriends: Hloust, Azulka and Jonas in our great journey around the world / England, China, New Zealand, Cook Islands and America /.
Thank you for the cache and greet from Bohemia.

Wow, that was well worth the stop. You must be tall if that is just above your head height. I was stretching, standing on a rock. TFTC

#7686

Beautiful spot passed many times without knowing it's here a favourite from us

On our trip from Greymouth to the Arthur's Pass we discovered this cache. It is really a paradise! TFTC!

9:18
FITW GreenMenace
Such a hidden gem this spot! I sighed at the 2,5 star terrain rating and the "no tracks" part as I had sprained my ankle yesterday and could barely walk but as this was so close to the road, decided to give it a shot. As the terrain was mostly flat I just had to watch my footing very very carefully and snailed to GZ without further injuries.
Cache was found surprisingly easy. Haven't been logged for just a bit over than a year! There was a more recent entry in the logbook though - adventurous muggles?

TFTC!
#5795

Got to the feature, thanks for bringing me here! Unfortunately couldn’t make the find. Had my non-geo travel companion waiting on me. Oh well, worth the bushwhack nevertheless.

Its a 3 week expedition, with The Seagnoid and Zara, round the South Island. Rakiura Walkway, my objective, is bagged, so its homeward bound the long way round. Its day 21 of our epic journey - Hokitika to Christchurch today.
Hey this place is neat. Yes a bit of a scramble at the start but great feature to make it worth it. a bit of hunting here but finally snagged and tagged. Cheers

TaybeeDragon and I are off for a three day walk on Stewart Island. But we have a camper, so once you add in getting there and back, it's a three week trip. Day 21: Hokitika to Christchurch.

At the last cache I said I was bored with pill containers and so was going to jump forward a few caches. Kinda worried its going to be like that all the way to Christchurch. But then I saw who the CO of this cache is. ***Stop!!** This is a Moneydork cache! They are always good!* And yes, it did not disappoint. Heck, it even has good parking.

Gets a favourite

*French*
En direction d'Arthur's Pass et de Castle Hill... a long way.
Une cache mois pour le Jasmer challenge
On rentre par la gauche dans le massif végétal. Après quelques minutes la boîte sera en main [^]

Moneydork, thanks for the geocache
Frank et Muriel
#10186
Belgique
Log with GSAK

FINALLY logging all of my finds from the NZ Mega trip last year. Found with Seemyshell before heading back home to Sydney. Thanks for placing this cache

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ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT thanks for placing this cache. We enjoyed our brief stop here and found an easier way out than in. A fave.

Despite a no find last time I returned because it is such a beautiful spot when you have bashed in and made the find this time.
Thanks
erninz

We stopped to rescue the TB that been here 3months now. Cache all good

Während unserem Neuseeland Urlaub haben wir etliche schöne Orte besucht. Der ein oder anderen Dose haben wir einen Besuch abgestattet. Dieses hier gehörte dazu. Die Dose konnte sich nicht lange vor uns verbergen. Diese wurde dann schnell geborgen und muggelfrei geloggt.

During our vacation to New Sealand we visited many beautiful places and visited some caches. This one was one of them. The container could be found easily. It was retrieved quickly and logged mugglefree.

Danke für’s Legen und Pflegen an / Thanks for placing & maintaining this stash to Moneydork.

In: Nothing
Out: Nothing
Cache safe & dry.

Bis bald im Wald, und Grüße aus Mönchengladbach!

TFTC and greetings from Moenchengladbach, Germany!

Team Entonenteron

# 3673

Danke für die Dose - Thanks for that Cache - Merci pour la Cache - Dzięki za Cache - Grazie per questo Cache - Takk for at Cache - Obrigado por isso Cache - Gracias por el Cache - Díky za keš - Ačiū už tą talpyklą - Paldies par šo Cache - Aitäh selle eest Cache - Спасибо за то кэш - Kiitos, että Cache - Tack för att Cache - Tak for denne Cache - Hvala cache - Ευχαριστώ για τη μνήμη cache - 感謝您的高速緩存 - Önbellek için teşekkürler - Köszönjük, hogy a cache - Bedankt voor de cache - Graças para o cache - Dankon pro la kaŝmemoron

Lovely hidden gem, thank you! Picturesque west coast. Left a TB ♡♡

Yippie our first cache in New Zealand!!! How glad we are we searched for this one. What a wonderfull spot. This first cache we gave a favorite...!
Dank voor deze mooie plek, we gaan verder met onze zoektocht!
L&D from Holland

We pulled up over the road on our way from Greymouth to Christchurch today and wondered if we would bother as we couldn't see any access and didn't know anything about the cache. Geohubby wandered back along the road a tiny bit and headed over so I turned off the car and followed. How glad we are that we stopped. What a magnificent sight we beheld. And with some rain recently it was even more beautiful. Thanks so much for showing this spot to us Moneydork. We are so glad we came in. Found the cache in good condition. [^][^] A favourite point added for the experience and location!

Wow, what a wonderful spot. It was raining so we didn't stay for too long. Found with Joshyreno. Tftc

Caching our way over to Greymouth and back during the long weekend, the aim being to complete a GIC licence and also grab more BtG caches. I think the final tally will be north of 200 for the weekend. Stunning day for a road trip.
** This cache was certainly worth the wee bush bash, what a beautiful spot**
TFTC
# 5,088

[green]Find #7163[/green]...

Found this with Tomboy 711 whilst travelling around your beautiful country en route to the New Zealand Mega...

A beautiful day to be out and about in this beautiful area as we grabbed some smilies... I apologize for the generic logs - It no way detracts from my enjoyment and the efforts gone to by the CO's...

A short search, found the cache, stamped and returned...

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for my enjoyment Moneydork...
- P
Greetings from Oz...

Took: Nothing
Left: Nothing
Stamped Log...

Found it with Team FIN [janahola, kapeka, laalaa & temyllyl]

We had fun with caching few weeks here in New Zealand. Lots of geocaches and many sort of them too. We saw awesome places, weather was pretty good all the time and people were friendly and polite. Caches were pretty similar like in our home country. Of course there were some exeptions. Nice and really scenary country!

Greetings from Finland

We flew over 20500 kilometers to get to New Zealand. [^] There in Queenstown we started our magnificent and unforgettable journey along the whole NZ. First we drove through south island and then the north island to Auckland. Altogether over 3000 kilometers by car and so many glorious and beautiful views, animals and plants we saw. [^] We fell in love with the country for life. Unfortunately we had only three weeks to spend for our holidays, but we really hope we’ll be back.

While driving to Christchurch along Arthur's Pass we stopped here and there. These regular-size caches are very good, so we stopped here with pleasure. And a fine cache we found. [^] Thanks for the cache and very many greetings from Finland.

FIN (laalaa, janahola, temyllyl, kapeka) holiday in New Zealand. Marvelous country and nice landscape. Today we are going to Christchurch.
Greetings from Finland.
Thanks for the cache.

Eighth day on our geo-roadtrip in New Zealand, and caching our way towards south. Logged using our group nickname FIN with janahola, laalaa and kapeka. Heading to Christchurch Mega event. Todays route took us through Arthurs Pass and some spectacular views by mountains.
Beautiful spot, thanks for the oldie.

On a geoholiday road tripping to Christchurch MEGA and around beautiful New Zealand. Our four people group (temyllyl, laalaa, kapeka and myself) from Finland used group tag FIN to log the caches.

Today we drove from Greymouth to Christchurch. Of course some caching on the way. Our plan was to get there in time to Twilight Picnic event. And we did. This was one of finds on the way. What a beautiful spot! TFTC!

Welcome to MEGA Finland in 5-7 august 2016!

Found 946
Found while touring for a few days with Snap Happy prior to heading to the Christchurch Mega.
Awesome waterfall... loved this little piece of paradise... thanks for bringing us here, this type of cache is what Caching is all about... fave for me.
Thanks Moneydork for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment. Cheers Tomboy 711

Wow what a magnificent hidden green this one is! Thanks for making us stop, who knew! Fav point from us

We pulled up here not knowing what to expect but soon could hear a clue. Top cache in a beaut spot. Cache was wet (of course) but the log book was nice and dry. Thanks for bringing me to this lovely view.

Quick stop on the drive from the West Coast to Mt Cook---thanks for helping break up the drive.

We had a tricky time finding our way through, but were definitely rewarded with a roadside paradise---thank you for a wonderful surprise!

On our tour through New Zealand we visited many inspiring places, enjoyed delicious meals, met friendly locals and tourist AND found some Caches.

So this Cache was one on our trip. Thanks a lot for hiding and maintaining.

Out on an Easter Cache hunt where it was all about the numbers.
Day 1. Know how to hold em complete. Now time for some park & grab Trads and Bridges on the way to Arthurs Pass.

A nice wee gem in the middle of nowhere. No wildlife threatened me today.
TFTC

Escaped after waspattack. Don't go to the cache from the left side! =(

On an epic caching mission with Shannonp1 through Reefton to Greymouth over the Lewis Pass, cacheing in Greymouth then returning to Rangiora via Arthurs Pass over two days. Final count for the weekend was over 200 caches. What a great spot, wonder how it was discovered? Hint had us scratching our head after a 10 minute search but revealed upon turning heads. Thanks for the stop.

Why is it easier to walk out of these bush ones? lol. On walk in we came across a wasp/bee nest in the ground. Hubby got stung and we took ages to find this one. But read the hints again and then yippee we found. TFTC Moneydork

On an epic caching mission with Surveybase to North canterbury, Waipara, Culverdon, Springs Junction, Reefton, Greymouth, Arthurs Pass and back to Rangiora over two days. Final count for the weekend was Saturday 124 caches, Sunday 80 caches. not a bad weekends work. sorry for the cut and paste but it would take forever to log them all. Wow what an awesome spot. fav point for bringing me here.

Heading home after a caching adventure on the coast with Nosynel and my little geodoggies. Has been a great few days. Cheers for all stops with the bonus of a caches.

I loved the walk and the view. A fantastic spot.

It was raining and knowing this is a Moneydork cache, it wasn't going to be that easy so we decided to leave this one for another day.

True to its name. A few strides was all it took to enter a new world. A fav. Thanks for showing this magic place and thank you Moneydork for placing this cache.

Well, this was a surprise. Thank you placing a cache here so others can enjoy this hidden feature. Thank you Moneydork.

Short stop at our journey to the Arthur Pass. Due to it was raining like cats and dogs we were not able to start a walk at the pass, so we decide to "waste" the time to find all the caches a long the road. Normally we dont like to collect such a powertrail of caches, but it was better to stay at the pass in the rain. Thanks a lot for the cache.

Thanks for showing this scenery! Nice spot.

What a lovely spot! tftc

beautiful spot
loved it
thank you for the cache and bringing us here

Thanks for showing this really lovely place! Tried to climb up first until I realised that this couldn't be the way for a 4-year old ...

Greetings from Germany and tftc
hovonlo

Great location. Thank you taking us there.

it was getting late and nearly dark but with a name like this we had to stop and check it out - what a lovely surprise tftc

Easy find because it was lying on the ground, put it back to were I think it should be.
Cool waterfall I there.
TFTC