The Incredible Hull, K?

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Owner:: TOMTEC Message this owner
Released:: Sunday, September 21, 2008
Origin:: Ontario, Canada
Recently Spotted:: In the hands of the owner.

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Current Goal

To Get WET.

About This Item

Dr. David Banner: physician; scientist. Searching for a way to tap into the hidden strengths that all humans have. Then an accidental overdose of gamma radiation alters his body chemistry. And now when David Banner grows angry or outraged, a startling metamorphosis occurs. The creature is driven by rage and pursued by an investigative reporter. (Bixby: "Mr. McGee, don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."--a clip from the first pilot) The creature is wanted for a murder he didn't commit. David Banner is believed to be dead, and he must let the world think that he is dead, until he can find a way to control the raging spirit that dwells within him.

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Tracking History (2023.5mi) View Map

5/10/2015	TOMTEC took it to Limestone Fossils (Rockwood)	Ontario, Canada - .14 miles	Visit Log
Canoe adventure day in Rockwood with Elf, Rainbow, Juicepig and Natamilie. We landed the boats near the bench, and wandered over to check out the cave of fossils. We searched the cave, and Elf even broke out the good lights, but only ever found one decent example of a fossil. Elf even decided to expand her search to the entire cliff face! Oh well, its still a neat area. We called off the hunt at 14:25h to continue along the trail. Thanks for the Earth Cache. TOMTEC, Elf and Rainbow, with Chip the Beaver of the Treehouse Gang
5/10/2015	TOMTEC took it to 5 Fingers Are Needed	Ontario, Canada - 12.49 miles	Visit Log
Canoe adventure day in Rockwood with Elf, Rainbow, Juicepig and Natamilie. Elf and I caught up to the first canoe as they were logging Goose Island. There were plenty of geese out today! Approaching this one, we found a safe area to land, distracted the resident goose with popcorn long enough to sneak around and find the cache… After retrieving a tool, and playing for a bit, the cache was in hand! The log book was signed by the group at 14:03h and safely replaced. Elf had the most trouble making it back past the goose, and was almost driven back into the water when it tried to approach her for a “hug”. TOMTEC, Elf and Rainbow, with Chip the Beaver of the Treehouse Gang
5/10/2015	TOMTEC retrieved it from Shedding the Past: A Whole New Cache on Scene	Ontario, Canada	Visit Log
Loaded on the Subaru and ready for a day of adventure!
11/29/2013	TOMTEC placed it in Shedding the Past: A Whole New Cache on Scene	Ontario, Canada - 143.04 miles	Visit Log
Visited the Shed to drop off a few TB's. Bamboo the Panda Travel Tag Cubby The Cursed Pirate Tag! The Incredible Hull, K? (Not actually IN the cache, he's a bit big) TOMTEC of The Treehouse Gang
10/7/2013	TOMTEC took it to HHS - Stroke of Genius (Un coup de génie)	Ontario, Canada - 141.37 miles	Visit Log
We camped on Rock Lake for the weekend, and got out paddling between intermittent rain and thunderstorms. It was amazing to watch and hear at night, but some of the strikes were getting a bit too close for comfort. No matter, it's always nice to get away in algonquin! On our cruise back through Huntsville, we pulled into Canoe Lake to visit the Portage Store. The cache was found easily at 15:06h, and we did our best to sign the microscopic log book. Thanks for the hide, I guess Parks Canada only has a budget for Micro sized caches? TOMTEC, Elf & Chip the Beaver of The Treehouse Gang with SpikeB and Mei visiting from Bejing, China.
9/29/2013	TOMTEC took it to Credit River - USS Jeannette	Ontario, Canada - 2.83 miles	Visit Log
Elf was all squeaky clean, and ready to go on an adventure with TOMTEC and Hedgehog in the fog. They paddled "The Incredible Hull, K?" down the Credit River to GC4GE4T (N 43° 40.937 W 079° 55.866). Elf got out to go get the cache, but Elf has allergies in the fall, and she started to sneeze quite violently. The bank was very, very muddy. Elf got a little mud on her… TOMTEC went to set up somewhere an Elf could clean herself up, while Elf went to get the cache. Elf was sitting in the makeshift bubble bath that TOMTEC had made for her, signing the log with Chip the Beaver. All of a sudden… These bubbles come out of nowhere… and this skull dude travel bug just appears out of thin air, and BAM! ELF IS A MERMAID!!! I blame you for this, Swifty… /me Googles "how to un-mermaid self" Thanks for the fun river adventure. We signed the log at 18:00h and continued on downstream as the rainstorm began. I know we made some traded, and took more than our usual number of photos (see attached) It was a blast! TOMTEC and Elf of The Treehouse Gang with Chip the Beaver, The Cursed Pirate Tag! and Hedgehog in the Fog.
11/4/2012	TOMTEC took it to My first cache.	Ontario, Canada - 55.4 miles	Visit Log
Fababoo suggested bringing a canoe along for BT Hike Beaver Valley Part 3 event so we could visit this one. Unfortunately, coordinating the pickup in the morning didn't work out, so Elf and I decided to try and tackle it on a different day. Today was that day! After a summer of non-stop work, I finally managed to book a couple vacation days in, so we were off to the North part of Algonquin for 4 days in the backcountry. What's a little detour on the way up for a paddle? As we cruised north of Shelburne and entered the windmill fields, I noticed a change in the air... Elf was reading something, and when she looked back up, WTH? Where did all the snow come from? In places, it was almost 6 inches deep along the sides of the road! What a great weekend to go paddling and backcountry camping eh? No worries, we've been out in far worse than this. As we arrived at the boat launch, the snow was not quite as deep, and the water was unfrozen, as expected. I unloaded David and we bagan to gear up for the short paddle to the island. Elf hopped in, and we were off. The wind was chilly, and the neoprene gloves really didn't do much. We rounded the point and pulled in at an ideal landing spot. After securing the canoe, we entered the forest and followed what appeared to be a bit of a path towards the cache area. Arriving at ground zero and seeing no sign of the container, we began our hunt. Yep, there's the old decomposing rope... (it crumbled when Elf touched it). So at 14:30h, we decided to give the area a through search, just incase the container wandered off, before breaking out a replacement. 30 minutes later and no evidence was found. Boo! I took a nice camo painted 30 cal ammo can from my pack, and we prepared it to be the replacement cache... but wait, there is no way we can hide it right here... It would be far too exposed! (Plus, I forgot my paracord) Time to locate a more suitable location near by. That rock is cool! As I was filling out the log book, averaging coordinates, and taking some photos of the hide, Elf spotted a WAY better spot and called me over... Yeah! Thanks little chipmunk for leading Elf here... This spot is cool! So RCA, if the offer still stands, I'll be more than happy to adopt this one! Elf loves the area, and I expect we'll be spending more time here, hiking, caving, paddling and exploring! TOMTEC and Elf of The Treehouse Gang, with Chip the Beaver and D-Banner. This entry was edited by TOMTEC on Friday, 29 November 2013 at 15:01:39 UTC.
11/4/2012	TOMTEC retrieved it from Shedding the Past: A Whole New Cache on Scene	Ontario, Canada	Visit Log
Hey David, let's go paddling! TOMTEC, Elf and Chip the Beaver
10/26/2012	TOMTEC placed it in Shedding the Past: A Whole New Cache on Scene	Ontario, Canada - 144.35 miles	Visit Log

8/10/2011	TOMTEC took it to Tom Thomson’s Spirit of Algonquin	Ontario, Canada - 6.19 miles	Visit Log

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