Cache a Train

[+fendmar 28]

No spoilers, please!

 

 

[RuideAlmeida 363]

[+HHL 420]

Found this in Mora, Sweden:

 

[+HCompleto 6]

Not a picture of mine, nor a train, but I've found a geocache in this little guy!

 

[+NYPaddleCacher 1282]

There used to be a nano cache here but it was archived a few years ago. It took me 3-4 attempts and well over 3 hours of searching before I finally found. You could not actually see the cache where it was hidden. It could only be found by feeling around in the right spot.

 

 

[+Touchstone 873]

Engine #1285, one of only two surviving switch engines from the 1920's of its class. Donated to the city of Monterey in the 1950's by S&P, and installed in Dennis the Menace Playground in Lake El Estero Park, it served as a piece of playground equipment for over 50 years, until a contentious report from a consulting firm during the playground renovation, led to the engine getting fenced off. Now just a piece of interesting history.

 

I used the engine to fulfill an old Locationless Cache requirement:

 

[+niraD 2230]

Engine #1285, one of only two surviving switch engines from the 1920's of its class. Donated to the city of Monterey in the 1950's by S&P, and installed in Dennis the Menace Playground in Lake El Estero Park, it served as a piece of playground equipment for over 50 years, until a contentious report from a consulting firm during the playground renovation, led to the engine getting fenced off. Now just a piece of interesting history.

My brother and I used to love playing on that thing. It and the "helicopter" were our favorite things at the park. The "helicopter" is long gone. It's sad (but not surprising) that this locomotive is on its way out. Edited October 9, 2015 by niraD

[+frinklabs 26]

[+fendmar 28]

Not a picture of mine, nor a train, but I've found a geocache in this little guy!

 

Trolley? Railbus? Funicular?

 

[+fendmar 28]

Nice catch or should that be nice cache?

[+Mr Kaswa 1]