The last find of the day was this literal park & grab we stopped at on the way from the park. After finishing off our second walk in the nearby park and heading for a late lunch, I realized we had passed this cache on the way here and didn’t stop for it, so why not do that now! My instincts knew exactly where to look, and soon enough Laura had the container in hand. It didn’t give up without a fight, as the magnet was strong indeed!
We opened it up and I quickly realized that this might be a great place to drop a TB. Not only is it relatively a busy area, but it’s finally a container larger than a nano or bison tube; something you don’t see very often in Malaysia. Actually, come to think of it, this is the biggest container we’ve seen in nearly a month, and that meant it was time to say goodbye. We brought you here from Europe, traveled with you through three countries, and had a great time. But all nice things must come to an end, and it’s now time to say goodbye. You have a monkey keychain attached to you, so I thought this would be the nicest place to drop you off; a park full of birds and monkeys! We wish you safe travels and hope you can bounce around Asia for a while, seeing many more monkeys!! We’ve added 14 of the 15 photos in your gallery, and helped you rack up a few thousand kilometers of travel to your history.
Good luck on your travels, little guy!