"Good morning" towels are generic white tea towels often imprinted with the word "Good Morning" and typically measuring 35 x 75 cm. It originated from Hong Kong and became widely used in Southeast Asia. The word good morning isn't a trademark. It was placed there to cater to the British colonisers when it first became popular. The towel is often used by coffeeshop workers and labour workers, but is also a staple in most households. It is a versatile towel used for various purposes and is still commonly seen today.
The Cache:
The cache is rated 1.5 DT. It is approx 50m from the trail gate. No hiking necessary, but highheels are not recommended. It is easily completed but will take approximately 30 minutes. It is not advisable to attempt it in the dark unless you have a good flashlight.
The cache is located not far from the entrance of the PJ gate of Bukit Gasing Trail. Due to the foliage, GPS is sketchy at best at the GZ. From the gate, walk in until you see a wooden hut on your right. From there, keep right, and you will see a "standing wooden plank" not far from the hut. Cross the drain behind it, and the GZ is on your right. The cache might be covered by fallen hubris but should be easily retrieved. Expect to get your hands dirty.
Once retrieved, you must log the cache using the tools within it. Use as many or as little colours as you wish. Pens are not allowed. If you like, share a photo of your handiwork in your logs. The task should take you 15-20 minutes to complete. You'll be able to sit at the hut to complete it. Replace the cache back to the GZ as you found it. Make sure it is closed tightly and not visible from the trail.
Please be sure to watch out for muggles when retrieving and replacing the cache.