Travel-Zurich Card TB

This nice but foggy Sunday Laura and I continued our adventure in this area. We were here for the last full day, and so planned a nice hike to the Wolf Cliffs, an amazing geological example of leftover mines reaching back to the Napoleon years. This was the first stash we actually found; a nice early stretch while climbing a tree!

To end the evening with, Laura and I took this TB to the <a href="" rel="nofollow">GeoWest park</a>; a legendary forest for CO’s with energy to go wild with their craziest and most creative inventions and contraptions. I admit that this short three-cache visit wasn’t the most cool one, but it was nice nonetheless. It’s always nice to return to the GeoWest park. Glad this TB came with us to cap the evening off with!

To end the evening with, Laura and I took this TB to the <a href="" rel="nofollow">GeoWest park</a>; a legendary forest for CO’s with energy to go wild with their craziest and most creative inventions and contraptions. I admit that this short three-cache visit wasn’t the most cool one, but it was nice nonetheless. It’s always nice to return to the GeoWest park. Glad this TB came with us to cap the evening off with!

Today was our last day in Carlsbad, the city of foreigners from the east. We were moving to the north, and decided to have a slightly slower checkout, extending our time in the city by a few more hours before heading out. It’s the fourth day of our January mini-vacation, and during today we hiked 14 kilometers, during which we visited nine geocaches, five Waymarks and three Adventure Labs. Not bad stats for moving from hotel to hotel and not really having big plans for the day! Right off in the morning, Laura enjoyed a pretty magical tea room in our spa hotel, after which we reunited at the hotel checkout and headed our to our second destination here. While we were only moving a half hour up north, we took the opportunity to visit a couple of very nice sights and visit a few stashes.

After getting in the car and getting ready, we set off and our first destination was the oldie cache Krudum, placed by our first official reviewer 18 years ago. An exciting destination, we drove a bit through the countryside and parked at N 050° 09.058' E 012° 43.087’, from where we started our hike. We passed some multicache stages and as we continued our very steep ascend, we finally came to this one. This was an amazing find which we found pretty quickly, though our journey here wasn’t without pain.

It was a truly steep climb. We didn’t have any waypoints to follow and reading logs didn’t have much information. I’ll cut to the chase though; boy, was this a nice find. I’m glad we came here, and brought this TB with us. While coming here, we also climbed a pretty unique lookout tower, where we snapped photos of this TB 40 meters up high, and then a half hour later in the forest. A good day for adding to this TB’s gallery! Glad we could make this pilgrimage! Now on to the next one!

Today we leave Carlsbad and Laura went for her tea room while I walked to get our car, and on the way visited this cache. Goodbye Carlsbad ad leat for now!