So Nice They Named It Twice Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Mix on 20-Nov-06. Waypoint GA0639

Woy Woy
I'm looking through archived locationless caches on GCA and came across this one. I noticed that this one hasn't had a find for Woy Woy yet, so I went hunting for a photo. I found the one placed on this log. A nice easy find for this one. TFTLC

Love some of the locations found, many bring a smile. How about resurrecting this, worthwhile I would say, Ta.

WanderingAus wandered by on day 169 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip, the final day as we surged towards home, and spotted the PoPo Chinese Restaurant on Great Eastern Highway Midland.



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Keith

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Wog Wog camp ground, Morton National Park.

Basic camp ground that acts as a western access point for the Budawangs Wilderness area.

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 164 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip, heading West towards home, and camed across the huge metropolis of Gol Gol. There have been a number of claims for Gol Gol, but none are within a minute northing or easting of mine.



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Keith

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went out after watching the car race today and found this cache in the dark

Spotted twice name...."Ma Ma" Lovely small town... Thanks...

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Jingi Jingi creek on the Warrego Highway west of Warra in Qld. Found this one on my Miles to Eromanga caching trip to tidy up the western Queensland caches that I have not had a go at. this is a very busy highway as it is not only the main road from brisbane to Quilpie but is the main highway from Brisbane to Longreach Mount isa and onwards through the Northern Territory to Darwin. There was a lot of traffi on the road as this area has two coal mines and is the access for four power stations.

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Bli Bli - Twin Waters!
It says it all.
Spotted on a trip up the highway to Sunshine Coast.

Ditto to GNG

Found with weroamin on a trip through Victoria heading for New South Wales. Nowa Nowa is a small town between Orbost and Genoa.

WanderingAus wandered by on day 97 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip, exploring around Dubbo, and spotted the Nga Nga Yum Yum Restaurant. I thought of claiming two finds for it, after all, They Named It Twice TWICE, or even four finds for the two signs.



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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 96 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip, exploring southwest of Dubbo, and spotted a sign for Momo State Forest. We couldn't stop for a photo due to a semi hard on ou heels, but further along I spotted Momo Road, and the camera was ready.



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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 75 of our annual Climatic Refugee trip, and for about the fifth time went past the Mia Mia Motel.



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Keith

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Found it (16:30) Murri Murri Creek...

This makes a hat trick within 1 hours travelling time as we headed up the Newell H/way back to Brisbane..

Have driven this road often but not noticed these before.... what a difference caching makes

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Found (15:16) Nee Nee Creek - a bit closer to Goondoowindi heading home to Brisbane from a weekend away....

2nd for the day....

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Found (15:08) Gil Gil Creek - returning to Brisbane up the Newell Highway...

Located about 76 kms South of Goondiwindi..

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Stop to have a break for few mins

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Gol Gol, near Mildura. I know it has already been logged but this is another sign.

Itali Itali is an historic site about 10km South of Quorn, South Australia.

I've known about the area for many years, and I finally remembered to stop by today for this cache.

Thanks Mix.

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 47 of our annual 'Climatic Refugee' trip, and found George Davis Park in Mossman. The park seems to also be known as Bu Bu KinKari, which also seems to mean "Playground".



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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 44 of our annual 'Climatic Refugee' trip, visiting Kuranda and the nearby Barron Gorge and Barron Falls, and discovered that the traditional owners the Djabugay People refer to the Barron Falls as Din Din.



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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 30 of our annual 'Climatic Refugee' trip, on the way to Burdekin Falls Dam, and crossed Lu Lu Creek at about 100 K, so I made note of the next creek crossing so that I could stop on the way back from the dam.



Do I get bonus points for two gpsrs in the shot? TomTom is a poor substitute for a real gpsr, but my poor old Magellan Explorist 500 gpsr is seriously displaying it's ailments. The bottom elastic band is to hold the split casing together, and the top elastic band is to keep the electric contacts together so that the battery gets charged. Sadly it's not long for this world after long and faithful service. I won an auction on EBay on 7 Jun 10, for a new Magellan Explorist GC gpsr, which claims to be "the only gpsr specially designed for geocaching". I hope it lives up to that, because the Magellan Triton series is "the most un-geocache ready gpsr ever produced".

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Keith

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One of the sighs showing this name close to Bundaburrah turn off towards the neraby cache. Wallah Walla lane turn off approaching sign

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Grog Grong just north of Narrandera. Driving up the Newell highway towards Parkes.

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Driving from Wangaratta to Narrandera and came across Daddah Daddah Creek.

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Found the twice name - with Alchemy2 and Varuna - on the way to Canberra. Thanks to Alchemy2 for pic.

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Found the twice name on the sign at Mt Mugga Mugga Native Reserve with Alchemy2 and Everlasting as we passed by travelling to the other cache. Thanks.

So nice to see the name comes out twice.
On way to find the cache with Varuna and Everlasting.
Cheerio

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logged in to log a "find" with Gumly Gumly, and had been beaten to the post.
Ah well.

Do I get a double bonus here?? Wagga Wagga and Gumly Gumley, I liked this cache, but was surprised to see no logs gwiven the event that occurred just a little way aways this weekend!!!

Go the OZ Mega 2010!

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Passed this on our way up to Wagga Wagga so I thought I'd log Walla Walla in NSW!

Photo to follow...

Stopped at the Gerogery Hotel for a quiet ale on the way north when I noticed the sign across the highway. Travel alone so a bit difficult to include myself in the shot.

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WanderingAus wandered by on the way from GC239GB Lang Lookout by Crash'n'burn to Wubin Rocks to spend the night, and came across "Wong Wong" farm at the junction of Carino Road and Miling-Watheroo Road near Namban..



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Keith

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On a day out caching with Deputy Dog and Bower Bird, clearing out undone caches around the Maitland, Raymond Terrace areas, we were tipped off by Homedg about this little gem of a GCA locationless, it just so happened one of the first towns we visited was an old mining town called Kurri Kurri, here I am with a self portrait at the town centre, Thanks for the cache!

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Spotted Doon Doon Creek on the road between Murwillumbah and Kyogle. Just had to stop to get a pic.

This makes up for the DNF I got at the cache at Gan Gan Hill Lookout. Sign is at the car park.

I am so pleased that locationless caches exist! Today was my eldest daughter's birthday, and she had two wishes... (i) that I refrain from geocaching for the day, so that I could spend more time with her; and (ii) that we have a family dinner at her favourite restaurant in Richmond, Minh Minh. I agreed to both wishes, on the understanding that a locationless cache isn't really geocaching - it's just a photo opportunity! (... and I couldn't break my current run of 20 consecutive days of finds!)

So, here's my photo, outside OUR favourite restaurant, Minh Minh, 94 Victoria Street, Richmond - S37° 48.601 E144° 59.688. If you are ever in the area and looking for a great place to eat, I guarantee you'll love Minh Minh. Sandy and the team provide excellent service, and the food is tasty and affordable. As you can see from the sign, it's not straight Vietnamese - there are Thai and Laotian influences in everything they do. It's so nice, they named it twice. Mmmmmmm!

Another one again spotted on the way to Mildura "Gol Gol" - there have plenty different kinds - Reserve, Hotel, Petrol, etc.... I pick one instead of all.... Thanks.

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Spotted this one on the way to Mildura. "Gre - Gre" Thanks.

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Bom Bom State Forest......
Trecking home from Port Macquarie & noticed this sign by the road (actually this is the 2nd sign northbound - not so easy to stop near 1st)

Quick stop to snap a pic for logging purposes

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Bong Bong Weir, Cecil Hoskins Nature Reserve nr Moss Vale NSW - lovely wetland area that is slowly being rejuvenated - a must for 'Twitters' and Bong Bong Hill road next to the Reserve

WanderingAus wandered by on day 114 of a "climatic refugee" trip, heading home far too early imho, but The WanderingMrs (aka SWMBO) has a function she MUST attend tomorrow. Two days of storms, heavy rain, and very strong head winds has had us using far too much fuel, so it was nice to wake up to almost still conditions for a change.

Belting along the Great Eastern Highway at 90 Km/Hr with the caravan behind I spotted the warning sign "Nulla Nulla East Rd", then the "Nulla Nulla East Rd" street sign at the intersection. Being familiar with the wheatbelt naming methodology I was expecting a warning sign for "Nulla Nulla West Rd", and had already lifted the foot. I wasn't disappointed, and by the time the "Nulla Nulla West Rd" street sign at the intersection came into view I was travelling slow enough to pull off the road opposite the sign and take a photo.



Shortly after resuming our journey we passed the sign for "Nulla Nulla Water Tanks", so I could possibly have claimed for five separate Nulla Nulla signs that day. For those that aren't aware, Nulla Nulla is a Nyungar word for a club.

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Keith

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we were driving back from SOUTH WEST ROCKS AFTER A FEW DAYS ORF AND DECIDED TO GO anywhere that wasn't the highway.
thanks Team Honeylamd(her Idea)

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This was at the lights in front of us at,you guessed it Coffs, just in front of us when we saw the "Grog Shop" sign.

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i know advertising works but in coffs you seem to have to advertise everything twice.
the gym the Grog shop (notice I put a capital for "Grog")

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Bong Bong Picnic Race Club on the outskirts of Bowral. Years ago it attracted the "wild set" but much more refined nowadays, what with membership & all. One race meeting each November. Pass me the champs please.

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 82 of a "climatic refugee" trip, finally heading South after almost 9 weeks in Darwin, and stopped for the night at the Devils Marbles Camping Area. The traditional owners name for the Devils Marbles is Karlwekarlwe or Karlu Karlu (there are four tribes which claim and have been granted Native Title to the area).



I did think of claiming two finds for this, one for "Karlwekarlwe" and one for "Karlu Karlu", but I decided that would be too cheeky. I was saddened to read that I had missed Munga Munga, which is located 10 Km from Tennant Creek and in white man language is known as "The Pebbles". We visited "The Pebbles" in 2003, four and a half years before learning of geocaching, and three and a half years before this cache was published.

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Keith

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uTE dOG AND i DECIDED SEE'in we couldn't go campin' we would at least go out to Mudgee way and cache.
so whilst chasing down caches came across Budgee Budgee all i gotta find out now is what it means???
Thanks Acko

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baby&Mrs gopher have spent lots of hours at this national park near Mitiamo in Victorial. The park is called TERRICK TERRICK NP.Yes so great that it was named twice.The park has a somewhat prominent hill close to the camping area.It is an easy walk to the top of this hill with panoramic views for 360 degrees.There is a cache on this hill so a drive here need not be just a drive.The NP is the site of many endangered species of plains grasses.If you are into bird watching The Plains Wanderer can also be seen in the area. Tnx for the cache.

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Elong Elong
Spotted this one on the way to Nyngan for the first night of our 3 month trip.

WanderingAus wandered by on day eight of a "climatic refugee" trip, heading North for the winter, and crossed Tabba Tabba Creek North of Newman WA.


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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day four of a "climatic refugee" trip, heading North for the winter, and found the Mia Mia Resort in Newman WA on the way to hunting down GC1PG5W Newmanland by lilla07.

I have to agree with hondo222 who on 14 Mar 2007 (while in Victoria) wrote "Mia Mia means aboriginal for ..... Shelter", although the Newman WA interpretation seems to be "House In The Desert".

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Keith

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Being partial to the fermented product of grapes, I proud (and very pleased) to claim WIRRA WIRRA Winery. I thoroughly recommend their products.

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On the way from WIRRA WIRRA Winery to Goolwa we took a wrong turn, and came accross this lovely named place.

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Pullen Pullen Creek, out the back of Kenmore/Pullenvale.

This is the same Pullen Pullen Creek logged by Strong-Arm, but taken from the Mt Crosby Road bridge.

And yes, I giggle every time I see this sign...

WanderingAus wandered by on a run into the Wheatbelt Region of Western Australia and had claimed the FTF on GC1NE9D Thirsty Thirsty by the_robots and intarnets in the huge metropolis of Bindi Bindi.



There was a similar sign on the Southern entry to town, but a truck was hard on my hammer as I approached it so I wasn't game to pull over for that one. This one was only two hundred metres from GZ of Thirsty Thirsty and I was able to safely pull over and cross the road for the photo. From there it was only 56 CroKs to GC1NE9J Over The Line by the_robots and intarnets where I was eventually able to claim another FTF. That one was only 220 CroKs from home, a very productive 600 plus Km drive for the day, four finds including two FTFs.

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Keith

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Banka Banka on the Stuart Highway. Its an outstation with shops and a caravan park... not much else though!

Having troubles adding the coord so will place it manually

-18° 45' 32.004"
134° 1' 8.1192"

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Colac Colac in north eastern Victoria near Corryong. I have been waiting patiently for a Christmas visit to my family to log this one. It is a location marked mainly by a bridge and a pleasant caravan park. Although spelt like Colac (Co-lac) in southern Victoria, it is pronounced Clack Clack! Struggling to upload a photo, without luck so far.

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Boora Boora Road at Kincumber on the Central Coast.
This is the street which gives best access to our cache "Boora Boora".

Named after the nearby property Boora Boora which was owned by James Dunlop who helped set up an observatory at Parramatta. He was the Superintendent of the Government Observatory and Astronomer Royal of NSW.

OK OK the YOYO Biscuits has been bugging me for a while so now on holidays in QLD where ther are loads of these double word score names we came across this one 'BILLA BILLA CK" and there are quite a few more around the area for any traveling this way

Found it "Bli Bli" First Settledown 1868. Thanks.

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Apparently there isn't much around here that's nice enough to name twice, I've been looking for ages and all I've come up with is this snack bar.As snack bars go it's not to bad.Thanks for the cache Mix.

WanderingAus wandered by on day 165 of a 6 month trip Wandering Australia, hunting down ga0107 "Edge of the World" by alex, and passed three signs on the way all with "Mundi Mundi Lookout" on them.

At the lookout (near GZ for "Edge of the World") a muggle seemed to be set in to stay for the long haul so we went on towards Umberumberka Reservoir. A short way down the road we passed the entrance to "Mundi Mundi Station".

After viewing the Reservoir we drove on and came to a lookout with the sign "Mundi Mundi Plains". I decided to claim that one for the cache, and leave the other three for other cachers.

On returning to "Mundi Mundi Lookout" (and passing a fourth "Mundi Mundi Lookout" sign) the muggle was still there, but eventually I was able to make the find of "Edge of the World". *Recommended* *Overall Experience: 3*

A few days after finally arriving home (on day 181 of the trip) I discovered a discrepancy in my find stats, and it has taken me three weeks to work out which log I missed out - this one of course. I'd written the log in Notepad, prepared the image file, and logged the finds before and after it, but somehow missed it. Still, better late than never.

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Keith

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Finally found an opportunity to log this cache!!
Gurra Gurra Creek crosses Bookpurnong Road between Berri and Loxton.

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 155 of a 6 month trip Wandering Australia, just off Walbundrie Road between Walbundrie and Culcairn, and spotted this sign for Wallan Wallan AND Walla Walla at the top of Morgan's Lookout. This is a different Wallan Wallan to the one found by caughtatwork.

I couldn't get myself into this photo and keep the names readable, and I could only just fit the whole sign in without standing in mid-
air, but it's certainly an interesting spot. I've removed some information from the sign, because it gave away the answers to the multi-cache GC13GZ0 Look Out Mr Morgan by Team Scallywags.

L footprints, T photos.

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Keith

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WanderingAus wandered by on day 155 of a 6 month trip Wandering Australia, on Walbundrie Road between Walbundrie and Culcairn, and

spotted this sign for Walla Walla and Morgan's Lookout. This is a different sign to the one found by Free Tibet, it's almost at Walla

Walla, but I also found another "Walla Walla" one at the top of Morgan's Lookout, but that's the subject of another claim.

My find No 977, L footprints, T photos.

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Keith

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I've known about this one (Pullen Pullen Creek) for a while but haven't had a chance to get there and take a photo. I was unable to take a photo of myself so hopefully a picture of my GPS will suffice

Wujal Wujal is a relatively small aboriginal community. It is located 30 km north of Cape Tribulation and 60 km south of Cooktown on the Bloomsfiled track.

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Found sometime ago whilst visiting one of our favourite little towns just east of Melbourne. Nar Nar Goon is known as the town of Murals and there are quite a few scattered around the town. No GPS in picture but we know the co-ordinates because a maccamob cache starts from here.

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Millaa Millaa, Queensland

Visited this little town on a day of caching on the Atherton Tablelands. Sensational scenery and some great caches as a bonus.

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Travelling back to Adelaide from Canberra for the long weekend (via a very scenic trip through northern Victoria) we came across the township of Wood Wood... or was that Wort Wort??? Our journey also took us through Ki Ki and Wagga Wagga!

Kin Kin
This sign is located on the road to Tin Can Bay, Qld.

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Found this one travelling south from Bordertown in SA, after finding out I had an extra day to go caching before having to be in Melbourne.
I did get pictures at Ki Ki but richary beat me to it. On my map it is supposed to lead to the "My My" homestead but maybe the council got it wrong? After all, naming it three times would be a little overkill.

Obi Obi Creek, Maleny Queensland

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Bo Bo River - East Dorrigo NSW

We had been told that we must drive up to check out Dorrigo and we were not disappointed by this beautiful area. From Dorrigo we took the inland road back to Coffs Harbour and we spotted this sign at East Dorrigo.

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Have only recently discovered Locationless caches, so was quite keen to nab Gol Gol, which I think is still free.

Bongil Bongil National Park.
We were checking out another cache when we unexpectedly came across this sign in Sawtell, just south of Coffs Harbour.

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Found this one on the Rex Highway between Mt Molloy and Mossman. The creek is so small they only used 1 post to place both signs on and each sign is double sided so we have a total of 8 Devils on this post. How devilish of them.

I'm afraid this isn't Nerrin Nerrin itself (which is about 11km south of here), but this marks the turn-off to it on the Glenelg Highway between Ballarat and Hamilton, near Streatham. AND I forgot to include myself and the GPS in the photo (sorry). I note that another Nerrin Nerrin has been logged, but it is a very long way away (near Canberra), so it must be the sort of name that is so nice they used it twice.

I took this photo while going a on a bike ride with my dad, after scrolling throught the logs I see Grahame Cookie has logged the school already but this is a different sign located on the pacific hwy north of taree

Booti Booti National Park
On The Lakes Way near Forster NSW.

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Dungdung is much nicer than the name might suggest. In fact it is a picturesque little village in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan at 2875m above sea level. That's me in the picture with the GPS firmly attached to the handlebars of the venerable Royal Enfield motorcycle that took me across the eastern Himalaya. More Himalayan stories: You've Got Mail GA0277 Link Things of stone and wood GA0667 Link Lakhang Cache GCGBZT Link Geocaching By Motorcycle GA0980 Link So Nice they Named it Twice GA0639 Link Toppers Club GA0200 Link Marking Many Milestones GA0643 Link Decorations on the Truck GA0301 Link Hot Guwahati! GCKP3J Link Jackalope Bob TB18QA4 Link 8KT Travel Bug TBN3JA Link

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Near Lake George, the Federal Highway crosses Nerrin Nerrin Creek. I had a bit of *fun* walking down the edge of the highway from the nearest rest area, with the traffic whizzing past at 110kph. I guess that's why no one has logged this spot before.

Thanks Mix.

After a good caching and camping holiday down south, my friends recommended Central Tilba as a definite must-see - and i agree.
Enough rhymes. As we drove toward Tilba, we first crossed through TILBA TILBA and was happy to snap a photo of myself next to the roadsign with my confused friends.
Cheers Mix

Yagen

I cross Bom Bom Creek regularly but don't usually have time to stop. South of Grafton on the Pacific Hwy. We snapped this one on the way to a day out fishing in beautiful Wooli.

I work in a business located in Paw Paw Road, Brooklyn in the industrial western suburbs of Melbourne. Occasionally I am asked for the address and this usually results in a further question on how to spell it. Traditionally the answer has been ‘as in the fruit’ until some clown suggested ‘half a dog’.
Thanks for the cache Mix

I took this photo while visiting Libya in March/April 2006. I was there to view a 4 minute total solar eclipse in the Sahara Desert. This photo shows a Nissan ‘Maxima Maxima’ that is parked just inside the entrance to the magnificent Sabratha Ruins, 66km west of Tripoli. The two identical badges on this car did catch my eye, but I mainly took this photo to show the piece of wood that is hung from bumper bars to ward off evil.

Now, I know that submitting this photo may not qualify it to be a 'find' as such (because I'm not in the photo with my GPSr), but I thought it would be more interesting that looking up the Melways to find a local double named street! This photo was taken before I had discovered Geocaching. I'd be happy to make this log a note if the owner requests...

TFTC!

Regards, 38 degrees south.

Out caching round ballarat when I came across Gong Gong reservoir park.

While doing a spot of caching on our way to visiting parents in the Fassifern Valley, we came across Obum Obum. The origin of the name is not known, however the owner of the hills and adjacent land had named his property 'Obum Obum' prior to 1895. The Obum Obum school was opened in 1899 and surprisingly, the name was not popular with some parents! We found this sign across the road from a cemetary - maybe Obum Obum were the last thoughts of some of the residents.

Doon Doon is a small community with a modern roadhouse on the Great Northern Highway south of Wyndham - in the middle of nowhere. The aboriginal community running this roadhouse was the first aboriginal community in the state to achieve Foodsafe Accreditation.

Baw Baw National park. Went out specialy for this one. There was a bit of snow after a cold front last night. This isn't the coords most muggles visit and at this point no gate fees eather.

wangi wangi...in the daytime...
I hope this is passable.

Pindi Pindi ... just north of Calen, between Mackay and Proserpine Nth Qld.
not much here besides a school and a couple of houses ... with the Bruce Highway running right through it ... but going past at 100kmhr, blink and you will miss it

Origin of name: WOY WOY - The big lagoon.
This spot was so well liked they named it not twice but three times on this sign. This cache marks our 200th find. Thanks for the cache.

1745 On the way to Toronto for Asho's 60th birthday party Mrs C said, "Why not get WANGI WANGI for a cache?" So we tried; but you will have to take her word that that is my head and buttons of my shirt - as the flash only caught the sign.

I found this lovely little rest stop on the Stuart Highway when I was travelling from Alice Springs back to Adelaide. It's called the Bon Bon Rest stop. I'd like to say it was a cracker but that might be stretching it a little
It did have clean toilets though and some nice shade to park the car under.
Tried to at least get my hand into the phot (with GPS) but for some reason that bits a little brurry!
Cheers

Noticed this one just after doing the 'family reunion' cache nearby.

Gong Gong Reservior.

Pic to follow shortly.

This sign is located on the Bindi Bindi, Toodyay Road, Toodyay, Western Australia.

Gin Gin is a delightful, historic town located 83km north of Perth,it is one of the oldest towns in Western Australia. Today it retains much of its antiquity being an absolutely delightful and quaint township with a substantial number of historical buildings, an excellent old pub, and lazy, tree-lined Gingin Brook running through the heart of the settlement. Nestled into the valleys to the north of Perth, it is the ideal distance from the capital for a pleasant day trip and a lovely place for a cache.