GC46H8X Hot Spring Tool Cache (Traditional Cache) in Singapore created by baekno & knota69; well maintained by Lionking8991

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GC46H8X ▼

A cache by baekno & knota69; well maintained by Lionking8991 Message this owner

Hidden : 2/21/2013

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Size: Size: regular (regular)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is for those who want to do the Sembawang Hot Spring Earthcache and get stuck missing the measurement tool.

I always wondered how tourists did the Sembawang Hot Spring Earthcache. Nobody travels with a thermometer measuring 100°C in his luggage, or am I the rare exception? Me, I even did not have a thermometer like that at home, so I actually bought one just for the single purpose to fulfill the requirements of the Sembawang Hot Spring Earthcache.

Inspired by another nice Earthcache GC2NQKV where I had to get the temperature of the water but needed to find a box with the thermometer to do it first, I decided to donate my Earthcache thermometer as a support cache for future cachers. Please don’t forget to put the thermometer back into the container after you finished your measurements at Sembawang Hot Spring!

I am not sure if I put a pencil in the container, better be prepared and BYOP. You’ll need it anyway when you go to Sembawang Hot Spring