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On a recent trip to Bali we have found our first cache near Ubud
This was a so-called Micro Cache, the content was one USD and as a proof that you had actually found the cache, the number on the bill had to be reported to the Cache owner. |
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The second cache has been found in the Genting Highlands
It took Edward and me some time to find it, because there was a lot of rubbish around |
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The Bodhi cache has been hidden in a typical Dutch landscape. On a nice summerday (31/5/2003) I went for a bike trip along the river Amstel. De cache was easy to find. |  |
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To find the fourth cache we had to climb (7/8/2003) to the top of the Gunung Bunga Buah, a hill in the Genting Highlands. The whole trip took about 7 hours. The cache was hidden near the top and well protected by an army of spiders. |
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Cache nr 5 has been found on Malta , while visiting a friend living there. It was a microcache, containing a travel bug: Fisher Bear. Soon I will drop the travel bug in Malaysia. For many more pictures of Malta, see the picture galleries. |
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During a recent visit of the Cameron Highlands we spent some time looking for the two geocaches hidden there. We found both of them! Looking for the Cameron Folly, we got company of another Dutch Geocaching Team, an amazing coincidence, when you consider that this cache has been found only seven times in more than three years! The owner of the Top of Cameron cache is a good friend of us, but we found the cache without his help.
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