cleemneti
- Traditional
- GCBPM33
- by absa75
- Location:
- Ripollet, Spain
- NN 41° 30.200’ E 002° 08.859’
Some geocaches lead you to new places. Others celebrate a milestone.
absa. 75 amagats.(dejen la llave en su sitio) (GCBPM33) pays homage to an achieved personal goal for cache owner, absa75: reaching and never exceeding 75 active hides. It’s a celebration of quality and quantity, as well as a lasting tribute to the joy they’ve brought to the geocaching community.
The posted coordinates take geocachers on a peaceful path in Ripollet, a charming municipality less than 30 minutes north of Barcelona. Along the path stands a wooden post that most people would walk past without a second thought. For geocachers, however, it marks the beginning of a memorable and colorful adventure.
Attached to the post is a PVC pipe alongside a locked metal box. At first glance, the setup raises more questions than answers. An electrical warning symbol adds a humorous touch, though there’s no electricity involved besides an electrifyingly playful joke from the cache owner that hints this is not an ordinary grab-and-go.
Success comes from carefully observing the setup and curiously engaging with every part of the configuration. Eventually, a small box at the bottom of the PVC pipe becomes especially intriguing; inside it is a magnet. Guide it up through the pipe, carefully coaxing it all the way to the top until it reveals a hidden key. With the key in hand, the final metal box is ready to reveal its secret… and, of course, the logbook.
The interior of this cache is a geocaching party! The owner shared that they gladly invested time and money in building this cache for the community’s enjoyment, which shines through in every detail. Rather than relying on elaborate scenery or a long hike, the experience comes from thoughtful design and the delight of discovering how everything works together. The interior is the cherry on top!
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