Alonn(g)ah lunch break Alonnah, Tasmania, Australia
By
Cheesy pigs on 05-Nov-05. Waypoint GA0248
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Traditional |
Container: | Small |
Coordinates: | S43° 18.895' E147° 14.574' (WGS 84) |
55G 519696E 5204184N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 5 m |
Local Government Area: | Kingborough |
Description
You'll need a longer lunch break to get this one!
On your trip around Bruny Island, this is a nice place to stop and have a lunch. It has it all - BBQ facilities, playground, beach, and with a shop nearby. You could always sneak across the road to play in the tree house, but that may be frowned upon [:)]
Container is a 400ml sistema, so small swaps only please.
At time of placement the cache contained:
* Pack of cards
* bobble animal
* 2 little pigs!
* 2 x geocaching tattoos
* logbook and pen
Hints
Orfvqr obggbz fgrc |
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Decode |
Logs
Washed it out, dried it, TNL pen, replanted back where it came from and the race to catch the ferry....
took led keyring
left lavender massage oil
Thanks CP's
Will drop it off in a GC cache soon.
Oh, and the man working on the new shelter was sitting in his ute, having lunch or reading the paper or something..
Last couple of times on Bruny I haven't had a chance to get up to Alonnah so haven't had a chance to retrieve coin.
Can whoever goes next time please retrieve and replace in a GC cache. I'll relog the coin as placed when you do.
Thanks in advanced.
Feeling a little weak from walking Musical Cape we went for the easy drive by instead of the other ones in the area.
Told Mr red tag I would grab it while he sat in the car but after searching GZ I realized that it wasn't going to be that easy.
In the meantime some muggles set up their picnic lunch and were watching my every move.
So....consulted the PDA, checked out the hint, and had Dippy's coords ready just in case.
Turned out to be an easy find with the hint, and glad it was 'there' instead of where I was looking to start with, otherwise we would have missed seeing the beach.
Thanks Cheesy Pigs. TNLNSL
Found on a cold, windy Tasmanian "summer" day after spending four of such days at Dennes Point. Required only a "small" detour on our way to catch the ferry home.
A pleasant outlook and a chance to check out the nearby boat mooring facilities (a section of the old Hobart Floating Bridge now used as a jetty for small fishing and recreational boats).
Found using hint as co-ords were sending us 15m+- in another direction!
T tweeti pie, L squishy, spikey, glow in the dark wrist band.
Gracias muchas por esta cache Familia Jamon!!
cache is in good order, nice & dry. TNLN, thanks for the cache Guys..
We went back to Lunawanna as from the outside their local shop looked quite nice and we anticipated a lovely lunch. . .but things didn’t look quite so promising from the inside. I was able to send my message to Mrs CP though, and she immediately rang back and spoke with the female slave giving her the hint. So the slaves had salad rolls (which were freshly made and not all that bad) and I had a delicious yogurt. We headed back to Alonnah and immediately scored the cache! #3 for the day (not that we were counting)!!! Coordinates were pretty close, however without the hint there were just too many places to look; with the hint we had it immediately.
I have finally managed my 200th cache. Thanks to the Chessy Pigs for attending the unofficial Bruny Island Non-Event Event and for advising us it was planted before we drove past Alonnah on our way to the ferry. Team Tweeti also also in attandance for this auspicious occasion (3 caching teams all on the island together!!)
Found with the aid of the hint and I have updated co-ords slightly as the Cheesys was just a tad out.
Took nothing, left something (mini highlighter I think).
Thanks CPs
TeamSwampy(-AR)