Aladar123 plays geocaching

Till today I did not know the English name of this river runnig across Rotterdam. One day we decided to search for as many geocaches as we can on an island in the middle of Rotterdam on the river Meuse, it wall went fine, then when I decided to write this blog about it I had to realize I have no clue how it is called in English, so I'll be honest I looked it up. The geocache As you can see there is not much to talk about the geocache itself, it is one of those plastic bags with a log sheet in it and that's all. Hidden in a tree. Why would anyone hide it like this? See the pictures below? The view from the geocache As you can see it has a nice view to the north part of Rotterdam from here. We lived in the Netherlands for almost ten years by the time we came to find this geocache and this one the first time we had a chance to look at Rotterdam from this angle. Really nice. Unilver, an interesting building The geocache is placed here to mark the building of Unile

When the weather is bad and you are not in the mood to go out to find some geocaches... Wait a minute, can that happen? Seriously? No way ... Ok, so if you also like to read you might have your own library at home, you might even have a library pass, or you might even go to the library. Unfortunately I do not have the luxury of time to do so many things, but for sure when there is a mini library on a street and there is a geocache in it that is one I want to visit. The geocache hiding in a small birdhouse ... This mini library is so colorful, located in a small village in the Netherlands. See the geocache? A really nice sunny morning, perfect time to go for geocaching. See the tiny geocache I places on the library? In some other mini libraries they mostly hide the geocache in a book, or a bigger container, but this might have happened later then the library and they did not want to mix the two purpose of it. The library I was always thinking of who startes such a smal