In the geocache were a logbook, a testament (you never know... :D), a lighter, a toy cars and figures, matches, card set, plaster and many other trifles. If you want to take something out, you have to put something into it.
The cache is so hidden that it can not be washed away by the rainwater.
Everything was dry in the sewerage area where the cache was.
The box might be dry, but by the looks of it, your trousers and boots weren't. =)
So did you guys put anything into the box?
I used to explore the sewers with friends below the city I grew up in. Judging by the amount of graffiti that we found deep under the city, many others had similar ideas about exploring down there.
Hehehe, yes the way through the sewers were a little bit wet ...: D
We put some candies into the box.
Wow, your expedition in the underground sounds really interesting, it's always nice to get to know the city from another angle and to discover something new.
Did you make some pictures of your adventure tours through the sewers?
In the geocache were a logbook, a testament (you never know... :D), a lighter, a toy cars and figures, matches, card set, plaster and many other trifles. If you want to take something out, you have to put something into it.
The cache is so hidden that it can not be washed away by the rainwater.
Everything was dry in the sewerage area where the cache was.
The box might be dry, but by the looks of it, your trousers and boots weren't. =)
So did you guys put anything into the box?
I used to explore the sewers with friends below the city I grew up in. Judging by the amount of graffiti that we found deep under the city, many others had similar ideas about exploring down there.
Hehehe, yes the way through the sewers were a little bit wet ...: D
We put some candies into the box.
Wow, your expedition in the underground sounds really interesting, it's always nice to get to know the city from another angle and to discover something new.
Did you make some pictures of your adventure tours through the sewers?
No photos, this was way before smart phones and digital cameras had rubbish resolution.