Unfortunately keeping up individual posts for each find that we have is becoming harder and harder and we are now hopelessly behind. We generated this web page which details all our “First to Find” finds using a GSAK macro.

Mr Ed in drag

Cache Details
GC1QAHZ by crane2
S 34° 11.304 E 140° 07.782
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 31/05/2009
Jardry found it on: 4/06/2009		 Our Log
Find# 490
1st find of the day.
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Found this one the Bob way – without a GPS! I saw the listing published Monday morning after having passed GZ on my weekly commute to Adelaide. Then on my way home today almost drove by before remembering that a cache had placed. Was very surprised to find a virgin log sheet. Would be nice to know Mr Ed’s history.
Thanks for the cache!
Jardry

The Grass is Always Greener

Cache Details
GC1NECE by o’cholio maintained by Jardry
S 33° 53.077 E 141° 00.307
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 8/03/2009
Jardry found it on: 9/03/2009		 Our Log
Find# 424
2nd find of the day.
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
Joint *FTF* with 9 or so other cachers whilst participating in the Riverland Rendezvous 2 – Chowilla Floodplain CITO event. Having traversed the floodplain for almost 5 hours, we believed the nearby Border Crossing cache would be the final cache for the day – boy where we wrong!
Thanks for the cache!
Jardry

Taylor’s Troll

Cache Details
GC1JWET by howie_sf
S 34° 46.715 E 138° 41.896
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Multi
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 14/12/2008
Jardry found it on: 16/12/2008		 Our Log
Find# 338
1st find of the day.
Took: Geocoin ( / Left: Nothing
Joint *FTF* with Adrian Mc. Up hill, down dale, along the creek bed, into Cobbler’s Creek Recreation Park, and finally found GZ. Cache was easily retrieved and logged.
Thanks for the cache!
Jardry

Old Renmark Cemetery

Cache Details
GC1H9EX by Crane2
S 34° 10.314 E 140° 43.334
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Multi
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 18/10/2008
Jardry found it on: 19/10/2008		 Our Log
Find# 334
Took: Geocoin / Left Nothing
*FTF* Downloaded co-ordinates direct from GC to the GPSr and off we went for our third cache today. After all the bother with muggles at the previous two caches it was with some relief that we could retrieve this cache without being insight of any live muggles. We enjoyed the grave site tour and will definitely go to the Tourism Office and get the full details of the walking trail. Co-ords all spot on and once GZ was calculated an easy find. I’m not usually that fond of multis due to the standard of some of the multi point clues, this one was a pleasure to do. TFTC Crane2.

Schmidt Rock

Cache Details
GC1H9EY by Crane2
S 34° 11.676 E 140° 48.841
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 18/10/2008
Jardry found it on: 19/10/2008		 Our Log
Find# 333
Took: Nothing / Left Nothing
*FTF* Downloaded co-ordinates direct from GC to the GPSr and off we went for our second cache today. Arrived at GZ retrieved the cache to log our find and wouldn’t you know it muggles turn up. For about ten minutes or so we had thoughts of having another “missing in action” cache. Fortunately the muggles went walkies towards the cliff edge and we were able to return the cache to its hidey spot. TFTC Crane2.

Steamer Landing

Cache Details
GC1HA7Z by Crane2
S 34° 16.659 E 140° 43.243
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 18/10/2008
Jardry found it on: 19/10/2008		 Our Log
Find# 332
Obviously Took: Nothing / Left Nothing
*FTF* Downloaded co-ordinates direct from GC to the GPSr and off we went. Arrived at GZ and noticed muggles nearby. Whilst we had retrieved the nano prying eyes made it impossible to return. We decided to take the nano with us whilst we completed the other two new caches in Renmark. The cache was returned around 5.30pm and was “missing in action” for about an hour and a half. Apologies to anyone looking during that time. TFTC Crane2.

River Memories # 10 – Renmark Railway Station

Cache Details
GC1H34Y by Rabbitto and Cold Freeze
S 34° 10.731 E 140° 44.919
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 10/10/2008
Jardry found it on: 12/10/2008		 Our Log
Find# 331
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* A new cache was sufficient reason for a trip to Renmark this mroning. Quickly retrieved, logged and replaced the cache. Thanks for filling me in on the history fo the railway line in the Riverland. I was hoping to place a cache near the Barmera Railway Station as part of my Loveday Internment Camp series, but the area where the railway station was is now almost completely filled with new houses with no evidence whatsoever of the old railway station. TFTC Rabitto.

1st Overlanders

Cache Details
GC1F98X by Gypsycacher
S 34° 13.954 E 140° 28.220
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 30/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 274
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Found on a bleak and wintry Saturday morning on our way to the Clare Valley for the weekend. TFTC gypsycacher.

Sail away………

Cache Details
GC1ETMZ by Gypsycacher
S 34° 15.040 E 140° 27.371
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 2/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 30/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 273
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Having has numerous picnics on the lake fore shore, this was an easy find. Scored the prime car park space!! Logged our find and onto our next cache. TFTC gypsycacher.

Cragg’s Creek – the GOB!

Cache Details
GC1FFK2 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 26.734 E 140° 30.469
Difficulty is 2.5 and Terrain is 3
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 270
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the sixth in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance this could be a combination of the beach volleyball and the equestrian events. It is most definitely the jewel in the crown of the series. The drive in is fantastic, sandy tracks, gravel tracks, a little surface water – sighted kangaroos and bird life a plenty. As we signed the log we heard a kookaburra singing. How much more Australian can it get. On the way out we drove the Mallee Drive. TFTC gypsycacher.

Cragg’s Creek

Cache Details
GC1FFK1 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 24.995 E 140° 31.848
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 269
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the fifth in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance I couldn’t compare this to the other caches found today. As Bruce McAvaney would say “This one’s special” and it was. Not sure though if what was “special” was a treat! Future finders may not necessarily receive such a “treat”. Signed the log. Onward to the next and final cache in the series – Cragg’s Creek – the GOB! TFTC gypsycacher.

Cragg’s Hut

Cache Details
GC1F98Z by Gypsycacher
S 34° 23.024 E 140° 32.704
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 268
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the fourth in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance this would have to be the equivalent of the 400 metres compared to the other caches found today having walked the not to distinct geotrail. No doubt with more finds the track will be easier to follow. Signed the log. Onward to the next cache – Cragg’s Creek. TFTC gypsycacher.

Cragg’s Creek – Mallee Drive

Cache Details
GC1FFK3 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 21.981 E 140° 31.808
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 267
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the third in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance this would have to be the equivalent of the pole vault (due to the construction of the cache) compared to the other caches found today. Signed the log. Onward to the next cache – Cragg’s Hut. TFTC gypsycacher.

Cragg’s Island

Cache Details
GC1FFK4 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 21.114 E 140° 33.025
Difficulty is 2.5 and Terrain is 3.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 266
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the second in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance this would have to be the equivalent of the marathon compared to the other caches found today. Having placed a cache on this side of the stone weir I knew where to go. The difficulty for the terrain is well deserved, I managed to scamble across and in taking my first step on land on the other side managed to trip and fall and spill a little claret. It wasn’t going to defeat me, so onward to the cache. Signed the log and then had to scamble back – having lost my confidence, the scamble back seemed to take forever. When back on solid ground I had a well deserved drink of water. Onward to the next cache – Cragg’s Creek – Mallee Drive. TFTC gypsycacher.

Lock Four

Cache Details
GC1FFK0 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 20.575 E 140° 34.510
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 265
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This cache was the first in what for us would be a record six first to finds for today. In Olympic parlance this would have to be the equivalent of the 100 metre dash compared to the other caches found today. Having driven through this part of Katarapko Creek numerous times, GZ was easily located. Signed the log and onward to the next cache – Cragg’s Island. TFTC gypsycacher.

Above Pike River

Cache Details
GC1ENKK by Gypsycacher
S 34° 15.950 E 140° 49.053
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 29/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 10/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 263
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* The revised co-ordinates were spot on. I don’t know how we could have missed it in the first place. At least we have another photo opportunity and we timed the find just right as ten minutes later there was a heavy shower. TFTC gypscacher.

the first in town…..

Cache Details
GC1ERKY by Gypsycacher
S 34° 26.922 E 140° 33.988
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Multi
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 1/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 262
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Fifth of five FTF’s for today. An enjoyable multi which could be easily walked – but we drove! Thanks for the history lesson. Reflected a moment as I counted those that didn’t return from WWII. Please be extremely careful around GZ – there is no need to dig deep – the cache is pretty much in plain view considering the camouflage. TFTC gypsycacher.

Amen, ditto

Cache Details
GC1ERKW by Gypsycacher
S 34° 27.186 E 140° 34.053
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Multi
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 1/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 261
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Fourth of five FTF’s for today. I left this one until after lunch as Sunday morning is not the best time to go geocaching around churches! Was pleasantly surprised none of the local teams had found the cache. As we approached GZ radio 5RM started playing My Sweet Lord by George Harrison, so to the sounds of My Sweet Lord, we logged our find and replaced the cache. TFTC gypsycahcer.

Hey, nice box…

Cache Details
GC1ETN1 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 09.148 E 140° 20.743
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 2/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 259
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Third of five FTF’s for today. We’ve been a number of times to the Overland Corner Hotel, but not once did we bother to see what else was around. The plaque suggests that the 1780 flood was twice as big as the 1956 flood – oh how we could do with that much water coming down the Murray today!!. TFTC gypsycahcer.

lock three

Cache Details
GC1ETN0 by Gypsycacher
S 34° 11.228 E 140° 21.532
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 2/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 258
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Second of five FTF’s for today. What a beautiful spot – good facilities nearby, perfect for a picnic lunch. The nearby sculpture was quite interesting. Another location most people wouldn’t visit, but thanks to geocaching we have had the pleasure. TFTC gypsycacher.

That you Herbie?

Cache Details
GC1ETMY by Gypsycacher
S 34° 10.500 E 140° 24.929
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 2/08/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 257
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* First of five FTF’s for today. Alas, poor Herbie has most definitely seen better days. Not sure which is worse Herrbie’s skeletal remains or those of some nearby animals. Signed the log and replaced the cache. TFTC gypsycacher.

Cliffs, sand dunes & flats; it’s all at Pike River

Cache Details
GC1ENKQ by Gypsycacher
S 34° 16.272 E 140° 41.727
Difficulty is 2.5 and Terrain is 4
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 29/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 2/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 255
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* What would we name this cache? The sanitised name would be “Don’t Pike It – Hike It at Pike River”. What first came to mind was a few well chosen swear words!!.
1) Located the entrance to the 4WD track and took a leap of faith and drove down.
2) The wheel ruts are tricky to navigate and the incline is moderately difficult
3) Walk back up the hill about 60 metres locate the cache and log the find.
4) Most definitely take some photos – the views are majestic!!
5) Leap back into the geomobile and climb up the track – don’t stop to admire any views!!
We had visions of driving around the flats trying to find another way out if we couldn’t get out the way we got in. Fortunately we made it out and logged our find. Another great location – TFTC gypsycacher.

The M.A.P.

Cache Details
GC1E2PE by Psalm 118:24, Ginger Ninja & gypsycacher
S 34° 14.020 E 140° 33.619
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 10/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 2/08/2008		 Our Log
Find# 254
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Initially thought this would be inside the Monash Adventure Playground, but the GPSr had us skirting around the rear of the park and then some. Scaled the fence (be careful of the barbed wire!) located the cache and signed the log. TFTC .

Welcome to down town…. Berri

Cache Details
GC1EK15 by gypsycacher
S 34° 17.140 E 140° 36.110
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 26/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 27/07/2008		 Our Log
Find# 240
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Email notification received 6.52pm, cache found 7.03pm, filled up with fuel and logged on GC website 7.28pm.
At this time of night in the middle of winter, no muggles around, wouldn’t fancy my chances during daylight hours.
Cache note indicates cache name as being “Round and Round”. Hopefully this cache won’t end up going round and round with as much maintenance as The Tree of Knowledge cache in the main street of Waikerie has had. TFTC Gysycachers.

Where’s St Peter?

Cache Details
GC1EEA3 by The Wackys
S 34° 11.481 E 140° 16.561
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 18/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 26/07/2008		 Our Log
Find# 235
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Third of Three for the day. Having see other new caches nearby logged first by FLIPPER&CO, I was quite surprised that this was still a virgin cache. Quickly located and logged. TFTC Wackys.

My 1st Victorian Sunset

Cache Details
GC1E2PG by Psalm 118:24 & Ginger Ninja
S 34° 16.404 E 140° 57.842
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 10/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 26/07/2008		 Our Log
Find# 234
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Second of Three for the day. Another little memorable moment as this was the first (and probably last) time we’ll get a FTF on the same day in different states. TFTC.

You’re Out!!!

Cache Details
GC1EG3J by Gypsycacher
S 34° 15.211 E 140° 39.499
Difficulty is 3.5 and Terrain is 2.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 24/07/2008
Jardry found it on: 26/07/2008		 Our Log
Find# 233
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* First of Three for the day. Gypsycacher to Jardry; Jardry plays and misses. This one almost ended up with the keeper stumping Jardry. Jardry plays again and logs the find. This was most definitely our favourite cache for the day. I’d love to know when the last time was that this oval and cricket pitch was in use. At present there are far too many phantom fielders to ever play even “hit and giggle” cricket. TFTC we really enjoyed it.

ellovacacheon

Cache Details
GC1CWFT by Emeryco and friends
S 34° 01.852 E 139° 41.461
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 1/06/2008
Jardry found it on: 6/06/2008		 Our Log
Find# 204
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* in the company of Liz and Bruce and Shonkylogic. Great hide, it’s right up there with the best. TFTC Emeryco.

Cooltong Line

Cache Details
GC1CJGZ by Liz and Bruce (maintenance by Jardry)
S 34° 12.780 E 140° 38.773
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 4.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 25/05/2008
Jardry found it on: 25/05/2008		 Our Log
Find# 202
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Met up with Bruce and Liz who had just completed Cooltong Cache and Sunset Cache. Bruce had placed the cache and asked if we wouldn’t mind maintaining the cache. However, to do so, we would need to find find it first! So with co-ords in hand we went for a drive this afternoon to find it. The description is very valid – DO NOT try this cache with a conventional 2WD nor in wet weather. I thought it strange that the fence just stopped in the middle of “nowhere”. TFTC Liz and Bruce.

The Old Boiler

Cache Details
GC1BH4A by doheng
S 34° 11.516 E 141° 36.262
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 23/04/2008
Jardry found it on: 11/05/2008		 Our Log
Find# 197 @ 4.07
Took: Paper Slicer / Left: Geocoin
*FTF* Our main reason for travelling so far today was to drive by Lock 7, Lock 8 and Lock 9. We took the old Mail Road out of Paringa and followed it turning off to get to Lock 7 and Lock 8. We were surprised no-one has logged this cache as there is quite a little community nearby. We ended up on the wrong side of a locked gate but a 300 metre walk enabled us to log the find. TFTC.

Muljarra

Cache Details
GC1BPBG by Crane2
S 34° 33.826 E 140° 31.624
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 30/04/2008
Jardry found it on: 4/05/2008		 Our Log
Find# 187 @ 10:14
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* This was our third FTF for the day, along with a second and a third. Another one of those spots that only geocaching would make you stop and reflect. The home across the road would have been impressive in its heyday, unfortunately now it is all but ruined. Great camo. 3 of 8 finds for today. Thanks Crane2.

Myrla Hollow

Cache Details
GC1BPBP by Crane2
S 34° 27.061 E 140° 19.308
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 28/04/2008
Jardry found it on: 4/05/2008		 Our Log
Find# 186 @ 09:28
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Our second of three FTF for the day, along with a second and a third. Do we get any extra difficulty points for logging our find whilst the service was on? Fortunately the small congregation wasn’t aware of our visit. 2 of 8 finds for today. Thanks Crane2.

New Home

Cache Details
GC1BT4G by Crane2
S 34° 22.314 E 140° 24.324
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 1/05/2008
Jardry found it on: 4/05/2008		 Our Log
Find# 185 @ 08:58
Took: Horse / Left: Nothing
*FTF* Our first of three FTF for today, along with one second and one third. 1 of 8 finds for today.Thanks Crane2 for taking us to another place we have not been to before.

KOM Racecourse

Cache Details
GC1ADYR by crane2
S 34° 13.902 E 140° 20.838
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 23/03/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 161
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
This was the third of three *FTF* for today. We were planning to also place a cache in this locale. We looked at therace track- nothing like the Clipsal track. We then looked around for the crowd – its Easter Monday, where else should we be ut at a picnic race meeting – oops we’re not at Oakbank either! Anyway we enjoyed our own company and raised our imaginary champagne glasses to commemorative our first three FTF’s in one day! TFTC Crane2.

Taldra

Cache Details
GC1ADPC by crane2
S 34° 21.062 E 140° 50.552
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 23/03/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 158
Took: Pathtags / Left: Nothing
This was the second of three *FTF* for today. First time we’ve been out this way, thanks for giving us reason to come this way. TFTC Crane2.

Noora Nowhere

Cache Details
GC1ADZH by crane2
S 34° 23.004 E 140° 48.473
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 23/03/2008
Jardry found it on: 24/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 157
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
This was the first of three *FTF* for today. Arrived just as the sun was rising and got some beautiful sunrise photos. There were also some birds on the lake. The camo was great. Any passing muggles wouldn’t give it a second look. TFTC Crane2.

Vice-Admiral Who?

Cache Details
GC19VEZ by crane2
S 34° 16.213 E 140° 31.772
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Micro
It was hidden on: 4/03/2008
Jardry found it on: 7/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 154
*FTF* This must be my longest drive-by, a 210km drive on my way home from work today. Just wish I had thinner fingers as extracting the log was a little difficult, however, eventually was able to log the find. TFTC.

Sandbar Cache

Cache Details
GC19M66 by Lizards with Latitude
S 34° 20.620 E 140° 33.093
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 24/02/2008
Jardry found it on: 1/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 153
Virtually a drive by having followed the track to within 10mtrs of GZ. Thanks Lizards for marking the spot so well. We have returned the favour for the next cacher. Our second FTF for the day. TNLN. TFTC.

Ngak Indau Wetlands Cache

Cache Details
GC19M6G by Lizards with Latitude
S 34° 20.030 E 140° 34.196
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 24/02/2008
Jardry found it on: 1/03/2008		 Our Log
Find# 152
We cheated and entered from the other side rather than at the start. From the track it was a short walk to GZ and after a little searching we came up with the cache and the FTF. Thanks Lizards for taking us to another place we’ve not previously seen. TNLN. TFTC.

Back from Black

Cache Details
GC190KF by SA_ParrotHead
S 34° 14.988 E 140° 23.246
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 3.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 26/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 3/02/2008		 Our Log
Find# 125
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
Having been at GZ yesterday, a quick email to the Parrot confirmed we were at GZ. Returned today to log the FTF. You may need an Inspector Gadget extenda arm to retreive the cache. TFTC.

Parrots and Crows

Cache Details
GC190KH by SA_ParrotHead
S 34° 15.417 E 140° 21.823
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 3
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 26/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 2/02/2008		 Our Log
Find# 119
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
A FTF for Jardry. As usual we took the hard way, vearing left and driving over the mudflats and following a number of tracks before ending up close to GZ. In the end we drove to approximately 20mtrs of GZ. The way out was a lot easier and we ended up on the track which ends close to where Bush Orchestra is located. It is amazing just look quickly the reserve is regenerating after the recent (Nov 07) fires. Thanks for bringing us to this location. TFTC.

Paper, scissors, rock?

Cache Details
GC18ZZ1 by walkingwombat
S 34° 51.773 E 138° 41.479
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 28/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 29/01/2008		 Our Log
Find# 114
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
FTF in the company of Skippy who graciously allowed me to claim the FTF.
Unfortunately I couldn’t see the beauty of the location in the dark.
Hope to come back and see the location in the daylight! TFTC.

First Tree

Cache Details
GC18WXM by crane2
S 34° 24.334 E 140° 35.920
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 26/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 27/01/2008		 Our Log
Find# 113
Took: Nothing / Left: Nothing
FTF for Jardry! As we were logging the FTF we met up withFLIPPER&CO. This was a little familiar except last time we met, FLIPPER&CO were logging a FTF. Looks like the earlybird caught the FTF as FLIPPER&CO live a lot closer than us to this cache. Thanks Crane2 for bringing this location to our attention. I hope to be around in 2028 when the time capsule is opened! TFTC.

Come Swap a DVD With Me

Cache Details
GC188EG by FLIPPER&CO
S 34° 27.864 E 140° 32.144
Difficulty is 2.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Large
It was hidden on: 1/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 1/01/2008		 Our Log
Find# 97
Took: First To Find Geocoin / Left: Mondo Figurine
What a devious hide by FLIPPER&CO, we would have expected nothing less. The description made us aware that the container was large and we initially focused on likely E&WS grills which wouldn’t budge. As GPSr reception was excellent GZ was determined and we couldn’t see anything resembling a large cache container within the 5 metres that our GPSr indicated. We then decided to abandon our search as even with the hint we couldn’t work out where the cache was! As we were about to depart, we decided to give it one more go and with the aid of the hint finally located the cache container. Unfortunately in our hast to get a FTF we didn’t come prepared with a DVD swap, we were tempted to take the Laural & Hardy DVD for the father-in-law, but decided to leave it. Once more an excellent hide by FLIPPER&CO. TFTC.

Come Train Spotting With Me

Cache Details
GC188EC by FLIPPER&CO
S 34° 14.826 E 140° 24.251
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Regular
It was hidden on: 1/01/2008
Jardry found it on: 1/01/2008		 Our Log
Find# 96
Took: First To Find Pin / Left: Mondo Figurine
What a great New Year’s present! A new FLIPPER&CO cache. We must admit it’s a lot easier to get a FTF when FLIPPER&CO are the cache hiders! Sorry but no train swaps today. The cammo was great as was the hint. As usual the Nuvi directed us to maximise the degree of difficulty in locating the cache. If we’d driven to the end of Dolan Street it would almost have been a “drive by” find. TFTC.

Sunset cache

Cache Details
GC17EDC by Lizards with Latitude
S 34° 12.190 E 140° 39.722
Difficulty is 1 and Terrain is 2
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 16/11/2007
Jardry found it on: 18/11/2007		 Our Log
Find# 70 @ 8.25am
Took: Plastic Tie Clips
Left: Bicentenial Tea Spoon
Checked Google Maps and this looked likely to be an easy find. WRONG! The access gate is locked. Remembered that the notes said access was through the Renmark Industrial Park via Airport Road. Ended up at the airport with nowhere to go. Decided to follow our nose and the GPS and ended up driving on a number of tracks to ultimately end up less than 20 metres from GZ. (hint: follow the airport perimeter fence) The spolier image then made finding the cache easy. TFTC.

Come Across The Lake With Me

Cache Details
GC14P7Q by FLIPPER&CO
S 34° 14.696 E 140° 28.018
Difficulty is 1.5 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Multi
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 28/07/2007
Jardry found it on: 29/07/2007		 Our Log
Find# 27
Our second FTF for the day at 12.30pm and our first multi-cache FTF. A memorable day for us. Thanks for the opportunity FLIPPER & CO. TFTC.
Took: First to Find Pin & Whistle
Left: Koala Keyring

Come Make a Road With Me

Cache Details
GC14P7J by FLIPPER&CO
S 34° 15.137 E 140° 27.988
Difficulty is 2 and Terrain is 1.5
Cache type is Traditional
Container size is Small
It was hidden on: 28/07/2007
Jardry found it on: 29/07/2007		 Our Log
Find# 26
Our first FTF. Thanks for the opportunity FLIPPER&CO.
Took: First to Find Pin
Left: Koala Key Ring
 

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