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Die Bearenhoehle (Bear Cave)
Sometimes you encounter a special traditional cache.
A traditional cache that is worth more than a mention, a cache that has given you a
lot of fun or has just a beautiful view or is hidden in a special
way.
Die bearenhoehle GCJWEN was such a cache for us.
We went for a few days for holiday to Kleve Germany.
After searching for caches with a beautiful view or caches that were
very special to visit, we found this cache.
This cache was recommended by some dutch cachers, so we were very
curious as to what we would find.
The cache had a difficult terrain and we needed a pocket-torch and
wear clothing that you don't mind getting dirty.
We walked through a beautiful wood in the direction of Die Baerenhoehle .
It was a pity our Error was not with us, he would enjoy himself by
running up and down the hills.
When we came nearby the coordinates we saw it, it was a big and
beautiful old tree.
Under the tree was a big empty hole surrounded by the big roots of the tree.
There where two entrances.
One where you most climb up the hill to the tree
and one that was behind the tree.
There were 2 micro caches hidden in the hole to give cachers a chance
to find one of the caches.
There were so many roots that it was a big puzzle in the hole.
So we had two chances, actually Mr Geo.Error had 2 chances because I did
not dare to go in.
Bumble-bees came in and out the hole and I sure wasn't going in together with them.
Let’s say I watched the hole in case the bear returned. [lol]
Mr Geo.Error climbed first up to the tree and try to find the
cache but he saw nothing.
Then he tried the hole behind the tree.
After careful searching with a pocket-torch, he found the red cache.
It was a mean cache hide, they hid the micro cache in a wooden box
specially made for the micro.
The cache was hidden behind a root so it was difficult to recognise it as a cache.
But he found it !!. WWWHHHOOOOTTTT!!

When we walked away from the beautiful tree , we had a feeling the
tree smiled at us.
Do you think he was just as proud of us as we were with ourselves?

