Caching 101: The bookcrossing Traditional Cache

This cache was hidden for three different proposes. The first to resurrect the Israeli Book crossing cache, The second the raise the bar on Israel largest cache and the third to challenge SSABW(Zoli)

About Book Crossing

There was a remarkable cache (GC1MDKN) that was Israeli first book-crossing cache. The cache still exist but not as a book crossing cache. This is a cache has been set up to exchange books that were registered at www.BookCrossing.com. Participants in BookCrossing leave books in “the wild” to be picked up, logged and read by its finder. The finder- on his turn- releases the book again.

So how does this cache work?

1. Choose a book (no magazines) you would like to release, register it at www.BookCrossing.com and swap it with another book in the cache.
 

2. Please log the book you take home on www.BookCrossing.com, so that we can follow its journey. You can do this by becoming a member of the site or anonymously (No need to register).

3. There is no need to return the book you have taken and no obligation to read it. Just pass it on.

4. Please leave the zipp-bag in the cache so that we can protect the books that will be put here in future.

Did you arrive spontaneously? No problem. You may log your visit in the regular way without any connection to the books

About Israel Biggest cache

On 7/11/2013  I hide GC4RNF2 which I believed was the biggest cache in Israel, Zoli (SSABW) hide a month later 28/12/2013 a bigger cache GC4VV64 16L volume to be exact. That meant war so no This is cache is 18L but this cache is a twin cache for a nearby extra 16L cache I hide. The coordinates for the other cache (GC4YQ8P) are written in the log and on the lid of this cache don’t forget to write them down.

The Challenge

Zoli, I see your 16 and raise you 2 (or 18 depends how you look at it)