Mobile Tree Traditional Cache
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(micro)
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Set on a lay-by only accessible westbound on the A487, Bangor-Caernarfon road. You could easly miss it, so slow down at the brow of the hill. Please watch out for muggles in there cars, in the lay-by watching you [:O], thanks TM.
Stopped you here to see a 'special' tree. Great game to play when you are driving past - spot the tree.
You're looking for a 4" x 1" micro, so its not that small!!
Set this cache as we were driving past late at night.
So we are hoping it is not visible to muggles. If anybody could take a photo for us we would be grateful.
Thanks (TM)
More information comes in for theys trees,
Pengy&Tigger 30/6/07 Log has a link to them (if you want to follow it through) That tree look so fake!! (visit link) GC8785.
Phil (PhilPamAndRob) mentions when they used be Locationless (reverse) caches worldwide. There were 690 finds between 2002/05.
Locationless (Reverse) Cache
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Locationless caches have evolved into Waymarking. Waymark categories are similar to how locationless caches were listed on geocaching.com, but you can now search for the locations in each category.
Thanks to the above cachers for the information.
9/5/09
Just spotted another cache similar Knot A Tree? (visit link)
Congratulations G6JLC for FTF, and Lou & John for photos of Mobile Tree. Keep your eyes open !! (play the game)(keep on caching)
Additional Hints
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Va gur jnyy, ybj yriry, gb gur evtug bs gur tngr
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