Funny story about a couple of TB

[+SUp3rFM & Cruella]

More than a year ago, we launched "O Almeida" TB. It was running on the 1st portuguese TB race. He made it to 2nd place. Which was pretty good!

 

Some days ago, he was dropped in British Columbia, Canada, at Primetime geocache.

 

Last June, we sent "O Descobridor", a Portuguese Geocoin to "The Moops", for them to place it around Toledo, Ohio. It has a great story and some nice photos, too.

 

Again, some days ago, it was dropped in British Columbia, Canada at When Dinossaurs get drunk geocache.

 

Funny thing is that they're only 3000 meters/2.2 miles away from each other! Wouldn't it be cool if they met on a cache in BC?

 

Both are at NW 8350.8km and NW 8354.2km away from our home.

 

Funny, isn't it?

[+Team Grumblecakes]

Not far from my house, actually, but involves a border crossing and an expensive ferry ride. I have contacted a couple of cachers on Vancouver Island to see if anyone would be willing to reunite these bugs

 

Randy

Team Grumblecakes

[+Team Grumblecakes]

heard back from some cachers who have done both these caches - evidently one of them is a little tricky to get to in December, as it is located on a mountain peak and is probably buried in snow!

[+sdkonkle]

Ive put a watch listing on both and will give it a shot as I live almost dead center between these two caches.

[+SUp3rFM & Cruella]

Great! Thank you all for the concern. Let's see if someone can grab them both.

[+Landsharkz]

Hi guys!

We've done both these caches; one is in our 'Favourite Caches', but certainly not easy by any means. We'd like to help you out, but it may not be quick... snow cover may impede retrieval, also we've had some horrific windstorms that have topped a lot of trees, blocked trails and made cache retrieval a challenge. A container hidden "under a pile of bark" could now mean under a newly fallen tree . We'll watch them for you and try to reunite them if we can.

[Relic_Hunter_Finder]

Reply: That's a lot of work for geocaching ... Keep up the fortitude

[+SUp3rFM & Cruella]

Great! We certainly can wait.

 

Thanks to all for the help!

 

Have an excellent 2007.

[+q22q17]

Hi guys!

We've done both these caches; one is in our 'Favourite Caches', but certainly not easy by any means. We'd like to help you out, but it may not be quick... snow cover may impede retrieval, also we've had some horrific windstorms that have topped a lot of trees, blocked trails and made cache retrieval a challenge. A container hidden "under a pile of bark" could now mean under a newly fallen tree . We'll watch them for you and try to reunite them if we can.

 

Geocachers are some of the nicest people in the world. I've watched some go way out of their way for my travel bugs and am constantly surprised and touched by the things folks have done for my travel bugs.

 

You all are awesome to help these cachers out!

[+sdkonkle]

Half Done! I have the O Almeida TB in my hot little hands!

[+sdkonkle]

Mission accomplished

I finished this one up today by grabbing the 'O Descobridor' coin from 'When Dinosours Get Drunk'.

Now I have both in my hot little hands!

[+SUp3rFM & Cruella]

Mission accomplished

I finished this one up today by grabbing the 'O Descobridor' coin from 'When Dinosours Get Drunk'.

Now I have both in my hot little hands!

 

Yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipeeeeeeeee! Thank you! That's great! Can you please take a photo of them together on a cache hunt?

 

This is for sure, one ours of the most unusual stories.

 

Here they are! Photo by sdkonkle!

 

 

Hope you had fun on getting those two.

 

We've only noticed this by the forums. Seems that the notifications are not working...

Edited February 5, 2007 by SUp3rFM & Cruella