WARNING: THE CACHE IS DEEP INSIDE THE HOLE (check spoiler photo) if you don't want to attempt it's okay) Dont worry cachers, your not trees-passing while finding this cache but it sure is muddy and slippery so be careful. Ants might be a stroll in the surroundings of the cache. Make sure to get some mosquito repellent and probably some shoes that you wont mind getting dirty. Also BYOP. To get to the cache, cross the big stem lying on the ground towards the tree, then stand on the roots to try and retrieve the cache...if you can find it first
I really seldom see caches hidden in nature's wanderlust and instead find caches hidden on man made structures...like those green metal fences along the canals, fire hose reels and basically any magnetic thing...well after all its a simple and easy place to hide it anyway so I don't really blame them.So, I decided to take my time and found this tree to hide it in. As a hider, i need to give my geocaches its challenge otherwise it would be too easy, so I decided to hide it far into the wooded areas of the Jurong Lake Gardens. You need to spend a bit of time navigating to the tree or GZ. As the terrain is a bit muddy and full of these.....ball-like fruits(if in season), caches will need to be careful to not slip and fall (happened to me and other people who i brought with me to test the terrain) but otherwise it should be insanely straight forward. The cache is just a little specs casing which i took my time to decorate....pretty neat right? I feel like most hiders should try and make their caches as interesting as possible...interesting containers, interesting location or something that takes a challenge to overcome... I wish there were forests in Singapore so those bird house caches or ammo can caches can exsist.... geez it is really seldom to none to find any of them..... I guess i should make my caches a bit more interesting now.....not to worry as I'm not going to rethink everything...just future ones. I hope at least one of you guys can appreciate this cache with something more than a mere ''TFTC'' which is what i see in logs most of the time... OK enough talk, I hope you enjoy my hide,Thank you for visiting and good luck finding the cache!
Also thank you for reading...if you did that is...
Most people don't read it haha...