Elusive Canadian Caches- Years Since Last Found.

[+Riverside]

We did it. Got to brag about it !!! Jumping up and down.

We found White Sand, the elusive cache that has not been found since October 2003.

It is a cache on an island at the mouth of the Detroit River almost in Lake Erie.

It is a great spot in a virtually unknown conservation area.

 

How many other Canadian Caches are there that have not been found in such a long time ?

 

White Sand

[+Hard Oiler]

Well done . Through the magic of GSAK I checked the whole of SouthWestern Ontario and that was definitely the most elusive cache in the area. Maybe you should send young Riverside up to find This One - he seems to have the eye for hunting out those elusive caches

[+Gonzo-YT]

Icefield discovery has only been found once since 2001, and that was by non-cachers in 2003. Without a couple of weeks, or access to a helicopter, this one is pretty tough to get to.

[+The Wet Coast Explorers]

Humm, active caches placed in 2001 that have never been found... someone up for some archaeological hunts?

• 23 Jun 01 4.5lb Walleye by Jamie Matear (GCDFB) Ontario
  
• 12 Jul 01 Ghost Fisherman's Cabin by Cache Machine (GC11B3) Ontario
  
• 13 Jul 01 Yankee/Doctor Bay Cache by The Grampian Armada (GC1280) Northwest Territories
  
• 15 Jul 01 Cliff Cache by The Grampian Armada (GC127F) Northwest Territories
  
• 27 Jul 01 Island Suprise by Dr.Brad (GC13D0) Ontario
  
• 12 Aug 01 Mount Temple by Paul F, Dale W, Jason P (GC1607) Alberta
  
• 2 Sep 01 The Pipeline by Scanteem (GC1D8F) Quebec
  
• 2 Dec 01 Just the little things! by Tony Coady (GC2C52) Newfoundland
  
• 2 Dec 01 project1 by Roddy Hannam, and Tony coady (GC3150) Newfoundland
  
• 2 Dec 01 Geocache by Tony Coady (GC2C54) Newfoundland
  

[+Hard Oiler]

And those Newfoundland caches don't even have any logs. Those East Coast cachers have no sense of adventure Shouldn't be too hard to find - they're all hidden under trees