Me and Baby played Geocaching yesterday.
Those who didnt know whats geocaching. Read the following carefully:
Geocaching is an outdoor treasure-hunting
game in which the participants use a
Global Positioning System (GPS)
receiver or other navigational techniques to hide and seek containers (called "geocaches" or "caches") anywhere in the world. A typical cache is a small waterproof container containing a logbook and "treasure," usually toys or trinkets of little value. Today, well over 800,000 geocaches are registered on various websites devoted to the pastime. Geocaches are currently placed in over 100
countries around the
world and on all seven
continents, including
Antarctica.If you still dont understand, its is bascially a little treasure hunting game, where you get the latitude and altitude of a particular spot in singapore, and following the instructions given, you will be able to find the location of the cache(treasure). Finding the place of the cache is easy but not spotting the item. Currently in Singaproe, there are about 100 plus caches. And we did our very first one yesterday, and I am proud to say we successfully completed it.
(Baby wrote this on the caching's site to share our experience for that particular cache)
This is my very first cache, and I must say it was hell of an exciting experience. 
Without any intructions, I guess I got off to a false start. Me and my girlfriend ended up at Lower Pierce Reservoir as we thought it was nearer to the cache, but as it turned out, we were on the other side of the reservoir. Still feeling all pumped up, we took a VERY long walk to Upper Pierce Reservoir through Old Upper Thomson Road.
With the GPSr as our guide, we were simply just following the arrow as it led us nearer to the cache. Kinda silly we didn't download the instructions, as at one point, we had to cut into a golf course, and thinking back, I think we kinda trespassed into private property. But hey, we were just following the arrow and noone stopped us. 
After awhile, we managed to find a trail that led us towards the direction of the cache, and soon we began walking in the woods. After like 30 minutes, we managed to get to the cache site, and we started looking for anything metal.
We didn't know where exactly it was, and after awhile, I decided I should read some of the logs, and before long, I realized where it might be. Doesn't really help though, as we spent like a good 45 minutes searching for it. But as we were about to give up, I went back down again, and with the help of a light, I saw the cache! It was so damn well camouflaged man, and for awhile I thought maybe the cache didn't exist anymore. I didn't have a pen with me, and I had to use my girlfriend's concealer to scribble my entry onto a piece of scrap paper. 
Its been like a year since the last log, and I'm happy to report that the cache is still very much alive. The log is full, however, and very damp. Overall, for my first cache experience, this has been a very fulfilling and enjoyable experience.
The whole journey took about 4 hours, its was really tiring but really fun too.

The monkeys we saw at lower pierce reservoir. Its a monkey city ah!



We followed the trail and realize that it led us to nowhere, the cache is on the other side of the reservoir, and we cannot possible swim across we we can only walk one big round over. We walked out of lower pierce and walked to upper pierce reservoir.

The road to upper pierce reservoir was really tiring, lots of up slope and down slope. I literally had to struggle to move my legs. We reached a point where we didn't know are we even allowed to cross. That is a golf course. We did not really bother much about that and we went ahead. (PS:Only after we found the cache and when leaving the place, we realize that we had trespass some private property, the gold course belongs to this Singapore Island Country Club. Luckily, no one cases us out.)

After the golf course, we found this little trail which led us into the woods. I did not even know such places existed. Then, we managed to find our way deep inside for the treasure.

We spend a old 45 mins looking for it, and baby managed to find it. We took the coin the previous person left and replace it with a little keychain.

I forgot to bring a pen with me and we need to leave a msg in the little container. Had no choice but to use my concealer. Hahahaha! Thats pretty funny.
Managed to leave the place before 6pm, you don't wanna get stuck there a night. There is no light at all and I think its pretty creepy too. Now I understand, why this cache is called 'A Walk In The Woods'
The next one we are going to do next Saturday is called 'Yamashita Gold' And the exciting part is that the place is haunted! People who did the cache before says that you might encounter some venomous snakes and they suggested bringing a parang so that you can easily clear your path when in the woods. Tracking shoes are highly recommended. Woo!