Another piece of a series I placed in Hungary. This time hiding just where many muggles would wait for the bus, right there, they could spot, but nowadays most people do not look around, they just watch their phones mostly.

Hiding in there...

The bus stop is next to a busy road with double lanes both way, and there is the public transportation company building as well. When I took the pictures a bus also came by, and the driver even said hi to us.

The view through the bus stop

I had to wait a few minutes to make this picture as so heavy traffic was in the area. As you can see it was a great weather, perfect summer the forecast predicted rain, but that happened a lot earlier so it was really nice walking around.

The full bus stop... how about when it is rainy and windy?

I remember the days when I used to commute to work with public transportation, if I only knew about this game back then, I'm sure I could have picked many geocaches on the way to different places, but that is too late, now it is my turn to place geocaches for those who use these bus stops. I wonder if any of them are aware of the game, maybe I should hang a sign out there to promote geocaching, and see if it will get more geocachers in the area.

I'm always thinking of how to promote the game, and there is one area where many new geocachers could be found in Hungary, the schools, I know that other countries have it at school, they teach navigation and to show what fun it can be they also show the kids this game. If I look at the maps of geocaches in the Netherlands it looks like the eduction helped a lot.

Some more information on the container; I made it out of a twist cap vial with adding a magnet and covering with black tape and just pushed in the hole. It seems easy, but when I went there to do maintenance it was not so easy to pick it out, now I know why I have so many tools in my geocaching bag, but as it always goes this way when you need it you do not have it with you, so I had to improvise. This improves the skillset, when the geocaches are not simply grab and sign and go...