Suncatcher Geocoin Suncatcher Warm

Trackable Options
Found this item? Log in.
Print Info Sheet
There are 2 users watching this listing.
Owner:
CachingCoins Send Message to Owner Message this owner
Released:
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Origin:
Georgia, United States
Recently Spotted:
Unknown Location

The owner hasn't set their collectible preference.

Use TB14GYF to reference this item.

First time logging a Trackable? Click here.

Current Goal

I know, not very original, but I'm looking for "WARM". Now it's not as bad as it sounds. There are 106 caches with "warm" in the name. And, the Wikipedia says, warm/hot can be: a relatively high temperature, spicy food, radioactivity, molten metal, a district of Chiang Mai province, a pop music group, something that has been stolen, attractiveness, "cool" (there's another coin for that, so don't go there!), an acronym for Heal over Time, a South Korean music group & a cable TV company in Israel. Now with all these options, you can find your local "HOT" cache. Or at least warm????

(This is a real coin. If you find anything else, please let me know.)

About This Item

Suncatcher Warm

Thanks CaspianJVC for the awesome start!
1) Deltiology (GCK63V) See Hints at the website to see how this cache meets the goal.
2) ?Phone a Friend (GCZYBW) Since you can't phone a friend, maybe you can take a friend that can tell you when you are getting "warm".
3) wirzwei said, "Temperatures were well above 40 when we placed the bug. SO it is right on his mission!"
4) mcraig gets bonus points for a picture!
5) KatC gets bonus points for the pictures!
6) hwodv said, "dropped in the twin poles cache. In a more sunny spot, in a burned out log. Pretty 'hot' I'd say."

Gallery Images related to Suncatcher Warm

View All 9 Gallery Images

Tracking History (39758.1mi) View Map

Mark Missing 1/22/2014 team.wallace marked it as missing   Visit Log

This is an automated message.
This Trackable has been marked 'missing' by a cache owner or site administrator. Trackables are marked missing when it is determined that they are no longer located in the cache they are listed in or in the hands of the current holder. Review the most recent logs on this Trackable to learn more information about its current state.
Dropped Off 12/22/2013 team.wallace placed it in tidy town New South Wales, Australia - 92.2 miles  Visit Log

Dropped off in yass
Retrieve It from a Cache 10/6/2013 team.wallace retrieved it from Tuggeranong Suburbs - GORDON Australian Capital Territory, Australia   Visit Log

prettiest coin i ever did see!
Dropped Off 9/9/2013 TheSkype placed it in Tuggeranong Suburbs - GORDON Australian Capital Territory, Australia - 5.98 miles  Visit Log

Dropped this on off here after finding Geocache in its little hiding place. Thanks.
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/1/2013 TheSkype retrieved it from Taylor's Top Australian Capital Territory, Australia   Visit Log

I have found around 145 Geocaches, and in my travels seen 2 other travel bugs, but wasn't too sure how they actually worked. So this time I grabbed this one and soon I will move it on to another Geocache.

Dropped Off 8/30/2013 5Powells placed it in Taylor's Top Australian Capital Territory, Australia - 66.08 miles  Visit Log

Right on top of a mountain in a sunny spot.

Grab It (Not from a Cache) 8/26/2013 5Powells grabbed it   Visit Log

Found in a cache at Tullamarine. I'll move on once I am back in Canberra.

Retrieve It from a Cache 7/21/2013 KI bug retrieved it from RVCPR New South Wales, Australia   Visit Log

Logging late as we grabbed this one on holidays, had some computer problems and we are now home with reliable connection. Yep, we can give the Sun Catcher "warm" as we live very near a massive open cut coal mine that is the source of energy trapped from the sun. It is mainly used for producing electricity for our state however is also used for heating in the form of briquettes. The coal is used to heat water into super-heated steam (and that's HOT) which is then used to turn massive 500 megawatt turbines. The hole in the ground and the size of the machinery is stunning.
A very nice coin - will pass on soon.

  • Stored energy from the Sun provides heat. This is the largest of three power stations very close to home. The coal is used to heat water into super-heated steam to turn turbines to produce electricity for (among other things) warmth!
Visited 6/30/2013 Dark Nights took it to Bay History 2 New South Wales, Australia - 1.56 miles  Visit Log
Dropped Off 6/29/2013 Dark Nights placed it in RVCPR New South Wales, Australia - .34 miles  Visit Log
data on this page is cached for 3 mins