not your average bucket line

[piranha]

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did 3 caches on my own today [GC1JDYM (Burnt Offering), GC1MJ6X (Froggy went a courtin'), GC21YV9 (Birds, Bees, Ants and Trees)], and picked up two travel bugs [TB2MVR3 (Michael's Toadstool Geocoin), and TB24GMZ (Geocoin or Bug?)], which i want to help along. one came from the netherlands, and one from idaho, but has been to australia, having travelled 34365km so far!

Comments

[matthewdaly]

Are those real hydrants? It's very pretty, but seems like a waste of effort, particularly if they're all tied into the same main.

Curiosity has gotten the better of me; how far will you move a travel bug?

[piranha]

no, they're old hydrants, behind an old firehall, not in use anymore.

re moving travel bugs, i have just vague ideas yet since this is all new, but i think how far i'd move them would depend on what sort of a bug it is, and what its owner wants it to do. both of these have travelled far, so i am not going to just drop them into another local cache, but drive them up-island, or to the west coast.

if it's a new local bug just starting to travel, i might just drop it into another local cache, a bit further out. if it has a goal, i'd move it in that direction. if it's been stuck on the island for a long time, i'd take it to vancouver.

if i found a far-travelling bug in a really remote cache i'd move it to a well-travelled area.

[highlander_ii]

Did those hydrants chain themselves together in protest of something? XD

[piranha]

protesting against a water shortage, maybe? :)

[highlander_ii]

XD