All H2O Yeah! Logs
Joyleafs played H2O Yeah! on 3/17/2024
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Fantastic experience. Had a great time walking and solving the water problem. Final cache camo was superb. Thanks for the cache!
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JnJ H played H2O Yeah! on 10/1/2022
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Did this one over a few days ending Oct 1. This was a fun idea, thanks!
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SiriYeh played H2O Yeah! on 7/28/2019
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This was a great wherigo! When we started, we thought we could finish this off in less than an hour, but not a chance. We did the first 4 steps, calculated out a fast way that would let us do it in a shorter distance, then flubbed two steps entirely, so we were back to the beginning of the task (after "doing" something, on iphone anyway, roll the wheel to done before clicking the upper done!). I came back with my son a few late evenings later and completed the task on bikes but it was too dark to even try to search for the cache. I returned another few days later to look for the cache and found not just the cache was missing but the host itself! After a message to the CO that the cache has been replaced but the wherigo not yet updated, I received the new coordinates and returned the next evening and made the find with my mom and my other son. It was amazing and well prepared. We found the cache around 9pm and at 7am the next morning we were to be on the road for Alberta.
Thanks for an excellent wherigo!
Plan for lots and lots of walking (biking and walking because you can't bike on the boardwalk) and a couple hours of your time at least, but the final is worth it!
14 moves total.
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sportbikegirl played H2O Yeah! on 1/20/2019
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My first Wherigo and I am finally finished After starting two years ago and only in 25 moves. LOL Took a little bit to get used to the app but finally got it figured out and stop dumping all the water out and I could not have done it without the company of my better half.
Took a bit to find the actual cache. I liked the camo it blends well.. and 100th for this geocache as well, YAY!
thanks to Sherlock & lock for the fun and Exercise
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5beatriff played H2O Yeah! on 6/22/2016
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WE sat down and figured out what to do first and then one step at a time did the work. Thank God we had bikes and that we did not mess up. Did not make note of completion code to unlock at the end and there is no way I am doing this one again. It was fun!!!
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huhugrub played H2O Yeah! on 5/27/2016
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A day to explore Abbotsford, British Columbia. Parked in the Mill Lake Road parking lot to start this great Wherigo adventure. It had been raining further west, but by the time we arrived at Mill Lake, the sky had cleared, and there were plenty of other walkers about. An easy start, and quickly got to the problem. Got a solution as we headed to the next waypoint, and proceeded to execute the rest. Very well designed course indeed! Sometime later, we were eventually able to take a rest and get to the final GZ, where it was relatively quiet at this time. Quick find. The cache was in excellent condition, all nice and dry inside. Took nothing, left nothing, signed log.
Thanks for this well rounded challenge and for bringing us to this site, and …
.T h a n k s. .f o r. .t h e. .c a c h e.
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Greetings from New Zealand
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* [New Zealand Geocaching Adventure 2016] (visit link)
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qbee37 played H2O Yeah! on 8/11/2015
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OK, got to tell you, this was one very well done cartridge. RCKen and I surmised we needed to sit and figure out the puzzle before actually beginning it so we wouldn't make any mistakes and have to start over. Word to the wise: Do that.
But once we we got going, as long as we paid attention, everything went very smoothly. Played on an Oregon 550T with no problems.
Highly recommended
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MulderClan! played H2O Yeah! on 2/6/2015
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I will duplicate my log that I wrote in my cache log book but I will preface my long write up snd say: If you enjoy geocaching, and enjoy doing puzzles you must give this where I go a try. It's clear a lot of effort went into creating it and I highly recommend anyone to try it!
========Kudos to Sherlock & Lock======
WOW, wow, wow! What an awesome caching experience, what fun.
It took a little bit to figure out the technology but solving the math puzzle itself was pretty quick.
I picked the wettest possible day to complete this puzzle. I brought my wife's geomountain-2-wheeler, knowing this was going to take a few trips, and maybe I don't have to be in the rain too long this way. However, the saddle kept dropping to the lowest level so riding was a little awkward. Never-the-less I had quick transportation. I started off by doing at least 2 laps around the lake before I realized how to not "lose" the water from the wrong container. Lol. Once the logistics of that was worked out off I went to complete the puzzle. 'Raced' by a number of muggles several times - soaking wet on an awkwardly low bike seat - they must have thought I was possessed. Lol. Hope they did not recognize me.
The last bench puzzle was another story. Many of the memorial plaques are missing (stolen perhaps for their scrap value?) and I could not find the right bench or the plaque is gone. Also my phone moved me past the the screen with the GPS Coords of the bench, due to the water on the phone (the monsoon never let up), so could not verify its location and if I tried to back track in the app I would lose all the work on the bike I just completed. So resorted to a lucky guess on the "blank" and this had me "dancing" for joy.......well really more like back on the bike.....I got to run. Saved the Coords in case I lost any of the info and off I went. (Addendum if the plaque is missing and I did not err in that the blank is quite guessable if you look at the first two words revealed).
Got to GZ and where could the cache be????? "There appears no obvious hidey spot". A little patience though, some deep pondering, getting a little wetter, and luckily bringing the right geo-tools, and cache was in hand after a few minutes. Hurray!!!!!!!
Just for good measure did a full "Victory Lap" around Mill Lake, so by the time got back to the geomobile I think I circled the Lake close to 6 times and I was soaking wet - thru and thru but with a big smile on my face. Home to get a nice hot shower.
Thanks Sherlock & Lock for this fun experience and for all the work that must have gone into creating this cache. My first Where I Go cache - cannot wait to discover more - maybe the Stave Lake one next.
Over and out....Happy caching. The Mulder Clan!
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