Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens

Now & Them

Barrie lived close to Kensington Gardens and published his first Peter Pan story in 1902, using Kensington Gardens for inspiration.

In his Peter Pan tale, The Little White Bird, Peter flies out of his nursery and lands beside the Long Water. The statue is located on this exact spot: in Kensington Gardens to the west of the Long Water.

Fairies, squirrels, rabbits, mice and  climbing up to Peter, who is stood at the top of the bronze statue.

Now:

Use your smartphone to magically bring to life the100-year-old statue. Swipe your phone on the nearby plaque to get a personal call-back from Peter Pan.

To log this cache, you have to complete 2 tasks:


1.) You need a password!

It is the last date on the bronze plaque on the ground (in the same spelling).
 

2.) Use your smartphone!

Send me an e-mail (see my profile) and report what Peter Pan has said to you. (Does not have to be the exact verbatim!)
 
Backup: In case the technique fails, you can send a fotolog. The photo shoud show yourself or a personal item next to the statue.

After sending the email, logging is allowed. You don't have to wait for any confirmation.

happy caching