This checkin to GCA1006 BALCÓ DEL MEDITERRANI reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
QEF while exploring Tarragona with the family. TFTC!
This checkin to GCA1006 BALCÓ DEL MEDITERRANI reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
QEF while exploring Tarragona with the family. TFTC!
This checkin to GC79TJF Benvinguts a la Secuita. Camí de sortida. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
Despite a long (and sweaty) search up here, I’m going to have to give up!
This checkin to GC8D4H7 Benvinguts a Vistabella. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
I had to work hard to find this one! In the end, my selfie-csmers helped me a lot, but what also helped was that I’ve seen (and hidden) containers of this type before. SL, TFTC, and greetings from Oxfordshire, UK!
This checkin to GC5QRR1 RAPOEB 35 fase llarga. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
I startled a lizard while retrieving this good-sized cache. My trouser legs are now covered with burrs, from all the sticky plants underfoot. TFTC, and for this leg of the series; now it’s time to explore Vistabella!
This checkin to GC5QGH5 RAPOEB 34 fase llarga. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
Found a few good candidate hiding places here, but no cache. 😔
This checkin to GC5QGGQ RAPOEB 33 fase llarga. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
Another quick and easy find on this delightful trail. TFTC.
My original plan had been to turn around at this point and head back to La Secuita, but two things have changed my mind: 1. How great this cache series is, and 2. The curious shape of the steeple ahead in Vistabella. So I think I’ll walk on a little further before I head back to where I parked in La Secuita!
This checkin to GC5QGGE RAPOEB 32 fase llarga. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
A little further along this slightly-overgrown path and another quick find. Logbook has clearly been soaked and then dried out and is very hard to write on. TFTC, and greetings from Oxfordshire, UK!
This checkin to GC5QGG3 RAPOEB 31 fase llarga. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
I walked down the path from La Secuita to #30 but was unable to attempt it while a man and his dog were loitering there. So I pressed on to #31, and quickly found it. The cache container must be very attractive to snails, because they were mobbing it! TFTC, and greetings from Oxfordshire, UK!
This checkin to GC6PF76 Benvinguts a la Secuita. La piscina. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
Great cache, excellent container and hiding spot! After feeling around a few other places I soon worked out what I was looking for, and stealthily stretched to retrieve the cache. Two nearby men in a van and a lady walking her dog meant that I had to sit around and wait for a long time to return the cache to its hiding place, though! I’m glad I came early in the morning; the required stealth must become impossible later in the day.
Really cool cache, thanks for setting. FP awarded. SL, TFTC/GPA. Greetings from Oxfordshire, UK!
This checkin to GC6NY43 Benvinguts a la Secuita. reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
From the coordinates and the hint the hiding place is pretty obvious, but I can confidently say that it’s not there. 😢
This checkin to GC6603 Taragonna Aquaduct reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
Quick and easy find while visiting this amazing monument with my family. A hot and sweaty jog to the GZ and soon the cache was found. TFTC!
This checkin to GC65QKN Benvinguts a Mas vilet dels pins reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
I spent a while looking at the obvious host, then checked the hint and moved to a series of alternate candidates. It’s probably there, but not somewhere I could find! Eventually I felt too hot and too visible to passers-by and decided to quit. Maybe another time!
This checkin to GC8ZYPV AMAGATALL MAS CARGOL - Camps reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
I’ve been doing what remains of the Ruta Pels Volants del Mars De Salort series of took a diversion to find this cache. The impressive host didn’t need a hint – she’s pretty easy to find!
The cache container is absolutely excellent. Amazing camouflage! It’s a shame this is my 1001st find and not my 1000th because I’d have loved to make this great container my milestone! FP awarded.
Signed log and returned to its hiding place. TFTC/GPA, and greetings from Oxfordshire, UK!
This checkin to GC6QV1F #17 RUTA PELS VOLTANTS DEL MAS DE SALORT reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
A quick and easy find in a now-familiar hide and container format.
And while perhaps not as memorable as my walk through the abandoned olive groves to find the damaged cache GC6QTTM therein, this find was memorable fire a different reason: it’s my 1000th cache found!1
Struck a pose for a victory selfie to celebrate. FP awarded for the memories.
1 GCCOM might disagree with because it won’t count my finds on other geocaching platforms, but my record at danq.me/geo/stats is canonical.
This checkin to GC6QTTM #5 RUTA PELS VOLTANTS DEL MAS DE SALORT reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs.
It’s increasingly looking like this series might be in need of some love and attention. With numbers 3 and 4 completely absent and a nearly two year gap since 5 was last logged – coupled with my bad luck so far this morning – I wasn’t optimistic of a find here.
I enjoyed the walk, though. This long-abandoned, now feral, olive grove is tranquil and calm. And when I got to the GZ, I was delighted to see the “top” of a cache container, exactly matching one seen elsewhere in the logs, protruding from under a rock. Hurrah!
Unfortunately, that’s almost all that’s left of the container. I collected it up onto its host rock, along with several shards of what were once its body: a sort-of memorial to itself. Then I wrote the date and my name on the inside of the lid, declared this the closest possible thing to a “find”, under the circumstances, and left my little shrine alone. Will it ever be found again? I don’t know.