“Zero Emission” GC234PG Geocache of the Week – March 14, 2011
The icy, austere beauty of Antarctica is home to one of the most remote geocaches on the globe. “Zero Emission” (GC234PG) challenges adventurers to brave a journey to the bottom of the world to find the traditional cache. Leovinci81 placed the small geocache in January of 2010 outside a Belgian research station.
Leovinci81 explains the story on the cache page for Zero Emission: “I created this geocache for people to find in one of the greatest places I ever visited. During the first quarter of 2010 I visited the Belgian research station on Antarctica.
“After the first explorers Adrienne de Gerlache & A. Cook, 110 years later, Belgium returned to the South Pole with the team of Alain Hubert. It’s the first zero emission research station on South Pole, running on solar and wind power.”
The difficulty three, terrain five cache waits patiently in its extreme environment for the next geocacher. Could it be you?
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