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Montrose Park

A quick cache and dash at Montrose Park takes my cache total to 33 finds - most of which found in 2010!

This cache didn't take me long, even though I was restricted solely to the use of my iPhone - the medium-sized tupperware was jam-packed with goodies - including a travelbug (Dutch Woodenshoes) which seems to originate from Holland as attached to the metal tag are two small wooden clogs.

Dutch Woodenshoes

Hopefully it won't be long before I get this back into the game as I plan to hide another new cache near home this weekend...

I live near to an area I see lots of truckers using as an overnight stop right by Junction 8 of the M1 motorway. Hopefully a few of them will be geocachers and this will be a good way of getting travelbugs and the like travelling up and down the M1 to rack up some miles on their tracking map!

As I was looking around for my next batch of caching containers this afternoon, I stumbled across a great range of magnetic containers, available from www.cachingcontainers.com.

These neat little containers cost just $3.00 and come in a range of 5 colours to ensure a good blend when placed as a cache - ideal for urban caching where extreme stealth is required to avoid being discovered by muggles. Cachingcontainers particularly recommend the grey textured container for "blending right into street lamp poles and metal railings".

At just 10mm x 10mm x 11mm, this is one of the smallest geocaches I've ever come across - even for a nano!

This series of geocache containers is available in either red, brown, grey texture, black or green and comes complete with one(1) pre-loaded and one(1) replacement nano log, so you can get straight out there as soon as the postman delivers them!

See the full product range at: www.cachingcontainers.com/sf/Nano_Geocache_Containers

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