Exploring the ancient mysteries of past civilizations brings with it a natural curiosity. How did humanity function back then? More importantly, how did they geocache back then?
Throw on your best adventure hat, fire up your time machine, and don’t forget a pencil for this week’s Geocache of the Week: Red Brick (GCWJ29).
You may have heard your geocaching pals crack jokes about how a particular cache made them feel like Indiana Jones, James Bond, or some other heroic adventurer—but this Geocache of the Week in Thailand gives that concept a whole new meaning.
GC2179V Ko Tapu – James Bond Island isn’t trying to fool you with its name. The scene of this EarthCache, Ko Tapu, is a dramatic, rocky islet that sits in Phang-Nga Bay, Thailand, and was one of the backdrops featured in 1974’s The Man with the Golden Gun. The Bond film is such a tourist attraction that the island across from Ko Tapu has been unofficially renamed—as the sign shows below, Khao Phing Kan is now ‘James Bond Island.’
