Günthersburgpark 308 – Ein Platz für Muggles

This cache is a homage to Bernhard Grzimek, I assume you English speaking guys very probably don’t know him: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grzimek

Alternatively pick your favorite English wildlife expert or take this in memoriam of Steve Irwin, who – whatever his critics may say – did environmentalism a lot of good.

Günthersburgpark 308 – The Muggle Hunter(“No touch, just watch” - Edition)
WP1: Start // N 50° 07.686 E 008° 42.212

G’day mates,
let’s go an foind som’ woild muggles in their nate-tiurall happytate.

We’re currently in a place where you can quite often see big herds of muggles, adults and cubs. As this place is surrounded by muggle schools and gardens the other, shyer species – the geocacher - dwelling here is forced to a niche existence.

North of here you see a watering place (WP2) that is full of muggles and their cubs in summertime. The cubs enjoy the frozen waves and slide in them.Upon arrival there we don’t disturb them and look northwards to see some sacred building (WP3/Reference).There are usually more muggel herds and you are able to watch the adults enjoy caffeine.

Hold on, what do I see before we even reached the building? A geocacher! We need to be very quiet now, friends. The geocacher is an endangered species around here.Let’s try to follow him to his nest without catching a muggles attention as they are known to rob nests.

Oh no! While chatting with you I have lost sight of him. He vanished eastwards, I think I have seen him near a tree (WP4:Final). Maybe you are luckier than I was finding his nest, my friends. The egg of the common geocacheris not big but has special magnetic properties. To (re)search a cachers nest a rod with metallic or magnetic end is recommended. To leave everything exactly as you found doesn’t need extra mentioning, does it?

BTW – please share some of your experiences during the search and maybe a picture (spoilerfree). Every cache owner is happy about stuff like that. ;-)