26 May 24
Celebration, Florida.
We are having a day of leisure at DisneyWorld. I took that opportunity to slip away and get a few nearby caches off property. This one is about 100’ directly behind me in the jungle. I was here 9/23 to do a TB swap. Back today to do the same. We have traveled far together with pictures all along the way. This is where we will part ways. Good luck and happy travels! Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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26 May 24
Celebration, Florida.
We are having a day of leisure at DisneyWorld. I took that opportunity to slip away and get a few nearby caches off property. This one was hidden at the base of a bridge along a bike trail. Unfortunately the TB listed was not inside. Mine are pictured along side the cache box. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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26 May 24
DisneyWorld, Florida.
No regular caches within Disney. The trackables are enjoying EPCOT today. This is a virtual cache at the Canadian Pavilion.
I had already logged this cache on prior trips here. Came back to the site today to log the TBs here and see the attraction again. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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24 May 24
Coco Cay, Bahamas.
The trackables enjoyed a day at the beach on Royal Caribbean’s private Island. We are in the Atlantic Ocean roughly 250 miles East of Miami Florida. No Geocaches here so this is just a written entry with a picture. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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21 May 24
Nassau, Bahamas
This is the site of a new virtual cache. Trackables are pictured at ground zero. Had just enough time to log this before our excursion. Heading off to a private island for the day. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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20 May 24
Port Canaveral, Florida.
This cache is a virtual one at the port. It has a live feed from a web camera in front of a sign. In order to log it, you have to take a picture of yourself using the live web cam.
Pretty unique. The trackables are pictured inside the ship next to a model. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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20 May 24
Port Canaveral, Florida.
This cache is to the left of the picture about 100’ and out of view. It’s a container hidden in a cinderblock under a bush at the pier. We are heading out on the pictured cruise ship. Royal Caribbean. Allure of the Seas. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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19 May 24
Cocoa Beach, Florida.
This cache is a Tupperware bin painted yellow to match the pole on the left. It’s attached like an extension of the pole at the bottom using magnets. Blends in well.
The Atlantic Ocean is pictured in the background. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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18 May 24
Cocoa Beach, Florida.
I couldn’t believe it when I opened the Geocache AP to look for caches nearby my hotel. I discovered this park and a cache in it named after me! Obviously gets a favorite point just for that! The cache is a tube style hidden within one of the crevices of the pictures banyan tree. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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18 May 24
Cocoa Beach, Florida.
This LPC was across the street from a landmark store here-Ron Jon Surf Shop. It’s the yellowish building in the background.
We will spend some time at the beach here before leaving the country. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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18 May 24
Portland, Oregon.
Portland airport, C concourse lounge. Our flight has been delayed. The trackables are hanging out in the lounge watching the airplanes as I have some coffee. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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17 May 24
Portland, Oregon.
This was a LPC in a Clarion hotel parking lot near the airport. The trackables are pictured almost 2 miles away looking out from our hotel window. Staying at the Hampton Inn adjacent to the airport. A Southwest airplane is in the background taxiing. We fly out early tomorrow morning. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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13 May 24
Olympia, Washington.
I’m an “honorary FTF” for this new cache in my hometown. The official cache log was there but it was blank. So I signed and included the time as well. The actual two FTFs must have been talking and forgot to sign the log. The TBs are pictured on the main host rock. The cache is under the small rocks in the crevice.
Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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11 May 24
Morton, Washington.
Made a brief stop here to stretch my legs on the car ride home. This is a nice little roadside memorial. The cache was a fake electrical box just to the left of the picture and out of view. It was well done and earned a favorite point from me. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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11 May 24
Yakima, Washington.
Stayed at a nearby hotel here last night on our trek back home. This was a new LPC in a nice city park and I was 2nd to find it. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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10 May 24
Moscow, Idaho.
My son finished his first year at the nearby University of Idaho and we are here to move him back home again. He did fantastic and we are very proud of him!
This cache is a magnetic and is under the support of the pictured bench. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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10 May 24
Ellensburg, Washington.
We stayed at the nearby Hampton Inn last night enroute to pick up my son from college. This was a quick P&G. The cache was an ammo can chained to the support post on the lower left of the picture. We have lots of driving to do today. I hope to get a few caches along the way. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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9 May 24
North Bend, Washington.
Stopped here for dinner at Arby’s and figured I better grab a nearby cache as well. We are heading East to pick up my son. Just finished his first year of college. This cache is under the black lid of the drain pipe just behind the pictured trackables. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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4 May 24
Ocean Shores, Washington.
This is a small rest area and parking lot near the beach at the Pacific Ocean. The cache is a fake bolt within the sign in the background of this picture. The beach is about a 1/4 mile behind that. We are only about 6 miles North from our cache finds in Westport last weekend. However, it’s at least an hours drive away due to the shoreline. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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1 May 24
Olympia, Washington.
The State Capitol and my hometown.
This is a new cache and I was 8th to find it. It’s a pill bottle in the bushes attached by a wire to a metal stake. Log image uploaded from Geocaching® app
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