Unknown/archived Scottish cache

[+Happy Chappies]

Greetings from down under. This is probably a long shot, but worth a try....

 

While holidaying in the UK recently we were doing quite a bit of caching around Scotland. At one point we were at Plodda falls (I think that's what they were called), near Loch Ness, by the village of Tomich. I had no internet reception there so didn't bother taking the phone as we went for a walk down to the falls. At the bottom I got that sense that said "there must be a cache around here somewhere" so started poking around a nearby tree and, lo and behold, there was a cache!

 

Was I ever delighted! Signed it and headed up back the path very chuffed.

 

However, now that I'm back home - I notice that the cache in question doesn't seem to exist. It doesn't appear on the map, with this cache (http://coord.info/GC3TM03) being almost at the same location, but clearly not the same. (The one I found was a simple micro hidden in tree roots, not a challenging swim-cache like this one!)

 

Anyone have any idea if this is an archived old cache? It had other names in the logbook but I didn't bother to check the dates. I've also checked OpenCaching and couldn't spot it there either.

 

Any ideas??

 

Many thanks,

 

Eddie (Happy Chappies)

[+T.D.M.22]

old cache. Throwdown cache. Other site. Final to a multi or puzzle(at one time the final locations where not given to reviewers so older caches won't show up in proximity checks, and may be closer than 161 meters.

[+castagnari]

The nearest archived/unpublished cache is a little short of 2 and a half miles from the cache you mention, nearest active cache a quarter male away.

 

I'd go with the "throwdown" theory.

[+Happy Chappies]

The nearest archived/unpublished cache is a little short of 2 and a half miles from the cache you mention, nearest active cache a quarter male away.

 

I'd go with the "throwdown" theory.

 

Thanks for that. At least that rules out the archived theory...