Searching For Treasures In Gothenburg, Sweden -

[@justjoee912]

Way to go Mrs. LANMonkey on the bike find … always love your videos…I think I missed a few but I’ll rectify that 🙂❤️

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks Joee, you're so kind! Yes, Mrs Monkey was braver than Mr Monkey when it came to inspecting the only thing at GZ that could possibly hold a "Large" geocache!

[@gsmX2]

Hey. I saw your Will Attend for GeoWoodstock XX. Looking forward to seeing you again. Early morning is the best time to geocache and visit uncrowded towns. Thanks for sharing.

[@LANMonkey]

Looking forward to seeing you again also, @gsmx2 - and yes, early mornings on foot are great for exploring, but not a lot of things are open for the first while! LOL

[@GeoRick]

Love those bike caches in cities when travelling about. I haven't seen so many public sculptures in one place before. Loved the walk along. Thanks.

[@LANMonkey]

Glad you enjoyed it @GeoRick ! That was our first (but hasn't been our last) bike cache like that. Such a cool idea, but we've only found them in Europe so far. Guess it's the bike-heavier cities/culture.

[@GeoRick]

@@LANMonkey yes the bike caches seem to be a European thing. There is one in Paris near the Eiffel Tower.

[@ankez]

Love this video! We were in Gothenburg before we became geocachers and all those sculptures sure make me motivated to return!

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks so much for commenting, @ankez ! We hope you do get a chance to return - it's such a pretty city!

[@Komikino]

I would be so scared to mess around with the bike cache... That's either Signal's lost relative or The Skipper from Gilligan's Island was turned into a frogman! :O

[@LANMonkey]

LOL @ Frog-Skipper! The bike cache was crazy! That was the first like that we had found, and I was super nervous to touch it! Thanks Komikino!

[@CacheCanada]

Nice episode. Nicely edited and narrated. What was rare about the Earthcache?

[@LANMonkey]

Thanks so much for the feedback @CacheCanada ! The EC was rare because of the subject matter (not so much the D/T). It was in the midst of an urban setting and you could observe stalactite/stalagmite formations, which was pretty cool.

[@brilang71]

I'd be speaking to the management about that microphone too!!! :P

[@LANMonkey]

You won't believe what happened next when I asked to speak to the manager...