I WILL WATCH THIS CACHE...A NEW FENCE IS BEING ERECTED PAST
IT...........
This cache can be searched and found like any other traditional
cache, but …
… it can be the starting point for an international cooperation
as well: This cache is just one cache of a set of 24 caches named
"IMC No. 2 …" (IMC = International Multi-Cache). These caches are
hidden in 12 Countries worldwide: AU = Australia, CA = Canada, DK =
Denmark, FR = France, DE = Germany, JP = Japan, LU = Luxembourg, MX
= Mexico, NL = Netherlands, PT = Portugal, ZA = South Africa, ES =
Spain.
In each country there is a "primary cache" like this one and a
"secondary cache" that can only be found with "hints" distributed
to all primary caches. The 12 primary caches are named "IMC No. 2
P-x - yyy" and the 12 secondary caches "IMC No. 2 S-x - zzz" where
x is the country code given above and yyy and zzz can be any
additional name. The hints for the secondary caches are printed on
"lists of hints" that are inside the primary caches. As the primary
caches are scattered all over the world it will either require a
lot of travelling or - and that is the intention of the IMC No. 2 -
international cooperation: If you want to find the secondary cache
as well, you should contact finders of other primary IMC No. 2
caches and exchange the hints. And please don't be a poor sport!
Never publish these hints anywhere! Not in a log report or on any
web side. The hints shall only be exchanged / traded between
geocachers that found the primary caches and want to search the
secondary caches. The IMC No. 2 team wish you good luck!
Table with links to all 24 IMC
caches
The Area:
Zoetendals Vallei (Zoetendals Valley).
This cache is on a private farm, and it has been arranged with the
owner (Michael) to place a cache here. The “Zoetendal” is an old
ship which ran aground close to here in 1764 This farm was named
after it. These old windmills are to be found on most farms in
South Africa. They are very strong and have pipes and pullrods to
draw water up from under the ground from deep depths. The water is
then piped to reservoirs or troughs for the animals to drink. Parts
to replace broken pieces are becoming scarce and farmers now
replace these old windmills with solar powered electric pumps.
Wind is in full supply here (I’m sure we actually must produce
it here on the Southern Point of AFRICA!). If you happen to find
this cache on a windcalm day, then you are one of the lucky few not
to encounter WIND.
The Hunt:
You can nearly drive up to this cache, but you will have to climb
through a fence. I just hope that the cows or sheep will be
friendly on your day !