Logs for GWvManen 

At the location where the cache should be a bunch of trees where fallen down blocking whatever is under it. We could not find a cache. 

Searched the place, found an very obvious hiding place exactly at the right coordinates, but no cache. 

We are in here from Holland, for work, and with 3 teams at the same time we decided to spend our Sunday hunting caches. The first series of today was Hillcrest Hike, a surprising nice walk. It took some time to find it, but we managed to do it. Thanks for showing us this place.

This entry was edited by GWvManen on Sunday, 03 April 2011 at 10:15:27 UTC. 

An easy find after obtaining the coordinates at Hillcrest Hike #1. 

We were lucky that the water in the river was low, so the walk form Hilcrest Hike #2 was easy. And the cache was exact at the expected coordinates. 

Found the tree described in the hint exactly at the right coordinates, including the obvious hiding place, but we did not find the cache. 

A very nice park. And at the exact coordinates there is an obvious and uncovered hiding place, but we did not find the cache. 

The drive to the parking place was already wonderful. And the walk was even better. Especially for a bunch of workers from Holland, that decided to spend their free Sunday hunting caches. We enjoyed the walk, and that little bit of rain did not bother us at all. 

The logical step after to Summit Down. The cache was not difficult to find, even when our GPS was failing due to fog and a little rain. We decided not to continue to the top because it was already late. Thanks for the nice track. 

We (my colleague's and I) are here, all the way from Holland, for work and sleep in the nearby hotel. In the little spare time I had already searched for this cache, thought that I searched every suitable location, but no find at that time. Today, after shopping, I showed my colleague's the GZ and within 3 seconds they found the cache. How is it possible that I did not see it myself? Tell me ...

TFTC. 

Let's find some caches, while I am in Australia for work. My home is the Clarion Hotel on Canterbury for 2 weeks and this cache is a nice catch nearby. The 3 TBs I took from Holland are now in the cache. One is a coin originating from Australia in 2006, it is back home now. One of the others is a read F1 racing car and since racing is very popular here it should feel at home. I took a TB (Karloff's Signal Travel Bug Dog Tag) and will drop it of in Holland. 

An easy find, even with my GPS unit that failed to help me find the precise location. Nice spot in a attractive neigbourhood. I am here for 2 weeks for work (I live in Holland), and searching this cache was good entertainment in the weekend.

This entry was edited by GWvManen on Saturday, 26 March 2011 at 14:46:54 UTC.