Geocache this week may require planning, but whatever floats your boat!

Hidden in a place in the Amsterdam canal that is winding there is a tight geocache with favorite points. Find some foadies, fins, or fins for this geocache because your ‘buoys’ are in aquatic expeditions!

Before you cross the bridge when you get there, you must find the right ship for your trip. There are several options to choose from if you don’t want to swim to this geocache. Amsterdam canal is famous in the world because of their architectural charm and their role in daily life. No wonder the cache owner is looking for a place to hide Geocache which highlights the unique elements of this crowded city.

With your ship secured, it’s time to jump into water and navigate waterways. Along the way, watch your GPS not to miss the correct turn or bridge, because the water channel is mostly one -way and you don’t want to miss your chance.

Through curves and waterways, and depending on where you go, can take up to one hour to reach the water-over-geocaching bridge water. In Ground Zero, there are many hiding places for these keys-lock in the key. You may experience an increase and reduce stress levels in pursuing cache containers.

Under the bridge there are blocks, magnetic opportunities, and angles where Geocache can be hidden – a difficult part just standing on the ship without losing balance. The word in the world of pigeons is spread far about how many favorite points (860 fps) obtained by this historic geocache, so you might find some furry friends when you search.

Hidden from view and almost beyond reach, Geocache of the Week rests high in one of the beams in a waterproof plastic container. Amsterdam Urban 2 – Under the Bridge is one of the oldest Geocache in the world and is displayed as the Geocache of the Week video in 2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyFQUPNJRY4

Since what year is your oldest finding?

Continue to explore some of the most amazing geocache in the whole world. Look at all the GeoCaches of the Week on the Geocaching blog. If you want to nominate Geocache this week, fill out this form.