Geocaching in Marocco

Hello all,
We hid from all the Christmas fuss in Marocco. Nothing like being in a Muslim country at Christmas. We also managed to log a single cache in Marrakesh: Marrakech - La Koutoubia (GC2PRT9)

 Quite a special cache, instead of being on the location stated in the description, the cache was guarded by the gardener/security guard at the park. While my wife was climbing the palm tree searching, he called us over and had both the cache and a pen to write with.

 He didn't ask for any money or similar, so all in all a great service. And only in Africa does each cache have its own guard :-).

All the best,
Tokasper

Our first cache: Kochsvejs Perler (GC2FZJV)

So - we finally dived in and hid our first cache - Kochsvejs Perler (C2FZJV)
It was posted at 8:55 and the first find was logged at 9:12... pretty impressive. It was then found four more times within half an hour.
The cache details our street and it's history.

Interesting Caches: GC1BE91 & GC1WH58

Once in a while you stumble upon some interesting caches. These two are examples of this. 

The first GC1BE91 or International Space Station is a cache that is actually in space - circling earth every 90 minutes onboard the ISS. Never logged sofar but that would be something else to do! 

The other, GC1WH58 or World's First Royal Cache, was created by the Danish Prince Henrik as part of a challenge from a journalist. It is situated near his castle in France (and isn't really that interesting a cache according to loggers) and is a brilliant example of what a bit of daring journalism may entail. I don't really respect the Princce all that much but this gave him a couple of extra brownie points :-).