Psychology 102 Upwey, Victoria, Australia
By Rabbitto on 29-Apr-07. Waypoint GC12GT0

I have been wanting to do this for Ges and being near my favourite bakers it was the day. Parked close by. Checked GZ 1 no joy. Asked previous finder for assistance and moved onto 2 and 3 and still no joy. I did not pass the test. Bummer

I thought I'd have a crack at this mentally difficult cache today. A sunny and windy winter's day, I was in a new park not far from home. I really thought I could outsmart this one, but it outsmarted me! I ended up finding not much apart from some damaged toys and sporting goods. Thankfully after circumnavigating the basin, I waited for a suspecting muggle dog walker to continue on their merry way before trying to search again. It wasn't long after this that I had the cache in hand. I loved the creativity and unique experience of this cache. Although it did frustrate me at times, I'm glad I managed to find it. Final score: 3/7. TFTC Rabbitto

1/7 too hard

1 out of 7

I found it on search 5. My thought pattern was to just pick the locations i thought most suitable. A fun little mystery. Tftc and good luck others.

What ever we write it’s not true.

Did we really find it?


None of it was based on psychology, just the process of elimination from closest to GZ and any directions we could properly understand and undertake!

Eventually we found something doable with directions that made sense and that did work!

Score Minus 1

Nice location

TFTC

Having found this one before, and having minted a few new trackables; it seemed like a good spot to drop two of them off.

Cache is in great condition BTW.

I shoyld’ve trusted my cacher instinct but instead I checked four other places before checking that spot and we’ll darn i think that’s a measly 3 points?…. And wet shoes…. TFTC

Bingo we score five… Out and about on a mission of course. TFTC and the fun!

This has been on my radar for quite some time, but I never got around to doing it. Today I met up with Ronice88, and together we tried to outsmart Rabbitto. Ronice found it in the third place we looked, so we were very happy to have the log signed.
Thanks for the interesting cache, Rabbitto, a favourite point coming your way.

It true Tiz13 fashion I did this the hard way ....my score 0 epic fail....lesson learnt read the cache page from home don't just wing it...cache was eventually found in of course the second last place I chose to look. Grr....

Working as one with echidna44, we set off to find the correct gz. Each having different thoughts on where it would be, we ended up with a score of 4...even stevens Rabbitto

Although it was a hot and draining search for us, the thought behind this cache is brilliant

Out on a very warm day with pinnacle333, we took far too long at a couple of the caches. This was one.
Our score was 4
Too many people to make a decision which way to try first !!! (we worked as one group)
A great idea for the cache and we had a lot of fun doing it - which way will we try - this way - no I think logically it is this way - We got there in the end, even if we were a bit slower than some others.
Thanks for the challenge Rabbitto.

It is fair to say that we got pretty lucky with this one.
While we were still trying to work out the instructions, I had a quick look at that thing and there it was. I didn't even know that it was one of the places on the list. So I supposed our score was 7 (or maybe even
Thanks Rabbitto for placing this cache here.
Chiefton!!!

As the light dwindled, I thought that I shouldn't go for this one; but my stubbornness won out.

After a few bad starts, I walked away with 3 points, which I thought was a decent amount.

14 July 2022 3:53 pm

How I love to rectify DNF's at the time I was sure it was missing and now that I am back I was keen to avenge my failures and turn the blue face into yellow one. And the end results of my Psychology class, 2nd location. Hey we take those, thanks for the cache and the little adventure.

This one hav been in my radar for a while but have had trouble finding a carpark but today there was no problem .. the find was my first choice .. not by any skill but simply because the lawn mowing man was within sight of my intended first choice so I opted for the next closest out of his sight .. Bingo! Thanks Rabbitto for placing and maintaining the cache

After a trip to the dentist this morning, the afternoon was free for a little exploring and caching. The Never Ending Story trail was a great journey through a surprising area in the middle of suburbia!

Scored a 4/7 for this cache which I figured wasn’t too bad. Based on my arrival location in the zone, I selected my first location only to come up empty. I eliminated some other possibilities (perhaps not possible at the time of the original placement) and set off for where I was sure the cache would be. After some digging I again came up empty. Returning to a third location, whilst I didn’t think it was likely, sure enough the cache was there.

A great concept which I surprisingly enjoyed . A favourite point for the effort involved in setting this one up.

Thanks Rabbitto for placing this gamepiece in the wild for us to find.

Out with jimbo_80 tackling the NES series on a warm summer Saturday morning.

This was our sixth find of the day. Jimbo had found this one previously so watched on as I looked at some spots, discounted others, and then found the cache for a final score of 3. You win Rabbito!

That’s a spot I would have chosen too

TFTC Rabbito

My score was 6.

My initial guess was just out of curiosity for the location. However I wish I had have read the description better as I would not have looked here at all.

While scouting out a few other places I avoided the urge to peek as per the rules for each location. Some didn't feel right when I arrived and were easy to ignore.

After walking around in circles wondering where I would hide this cache I decided one spot was worth giving up a point for just to discount it. BINGO! There it was! Nice little treasure hunt and adventure. Thank you!

7 points!! thankful we chose the right location as it is a hot one today in the sun - TFTC, the fun and the adventure

Luckily got this one on the first try! Score of 7 TFTC

Firstly the score. 4-1. Ha.

My approach was almost random but i still ended up searching the real GZ last. Well done, you got me.

At one stage i was on the wrong side of a creek so i did the wrong thing and tried to use the natural bridge to cross it. Well i got 2/3's of the way across before gravity took over and in i went. Many scratches to prove it. The water was only about 4 inches deep so it didn't soften the fall that much. ha.

With my one squelchy boot i continued only to find the log book missing. Having confirmed with CO my name is now in the replacement log. Many thanks.

This is a great concept that had me second guessing myself.

Its now a few days after my initial adventure and my scratches are healing up nicely.
Thanks for the memorable hide.

Replaced the cache today. Our 3rd replacement in 14 years but the last one only lasted 12 months.

I was pleased when I noticed this cache was up & running as I’ve had my eye on it for quite some time. Today, we grabbed our neighbours dog and explored this lovely area. Saw a fair bit too with our score being 4 and if Steve had not rechecked a spot I had already searched, this would have been a DNF log.

Thanks Rabbitto for the maintenance run and cache. It’s a fun one.

My score =4
I came back after a long while, last time I was here we couldn't find anything, but this time I checked a few spots, a couple which I was unable to check due to muggles and other factors, then I made a guess and headed there, and luckily it was there!

Hope I never play golf this badly.
Obviously the bananas looked around a little.

4 is the score on Round 2.

Acceptable for for a beginner on a Par 3.
Acceptable for a regular player on a Par 4, let's move on.
Great for Professional on a Par 5, moving up the leader board.

But in the 3 places we looked, golf balls were found. We didn't look any more after that as we didn't want to rob the nearby driving range of any more ammunition.

But

The bananas did though, discover a blank log with 26 months (815 days) of unloved now recorded since the last find. A rare occurrence for a suburban D1.5/T1.5. A case of right place at the right time.

And as for golf. Those balls were added to the practice bag in the hope that one day the handicap will again drop to single figures.

Replaced cache once again today.

The cache is now back in place

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### **OWNER MAINTENANCE REQUIRED PLEASE** ###

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Hi there Rabbitto,

This cache has been flagged by Geocaching HQ as a cache that **MAY** need some attention.

You may recall having received an automated email from Geocaching HQ which explained what you needed to do.

Unfortunately, nothing seems to have happened, so I am having to take the next step and temporarily disable the cache - see here: [**Geocache Health Score.**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=713)

**Can you please respond to this situation (or indicated your intention) within 14 days,** so others know exactly what is happening with this cache?

You have lots of choices so pick the one that applies from this handy list:

- Check on the cache, repair and/or replace the cache or do whatever else is needed, post an [**Owner Maintenance log**](http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=404) indicating the cache has been checked and [**ENABLE your cache.**](https://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=235 ) Then sit back and wait for the praises.

- If you really hope to get it fixed but there is some unusual reason why you can't do it soon, then at least post a Write Note log (within 14 days). Be sure to indicate the actual date that you expect to have it fixed so that everyone knows you are on top of it. For ongoing issues (where you don't have an actual date) please ensure you visit the page and post a note every 28 days so as to keep everyone up to speed.

- If you don't plan on fixing it then you could consider passing it on to another geocacher by asking them to [**Adopt it**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=54) or alternatively, you need to [**Archive it,**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=56) so it is removed from searches and someone else can have the spot. Don't forget to remove any remnants of your previously enjoyed cache too.

You might wonder what happens if you don't pick one of those. Well, if nothing happens, then a few weeks from today, when I next look at the cache page, it is likely that I will, unfortunately, have to de-list (Archive) it on the basis that it has been abandoned.

Honestly, I'd rather you decide, so please do something before then. Please don't send me an email but instead follow the information/advice posted above.

[3AS]

How hard can it be.
31 successful finds in a row before the bananas stepped up.
But to cut to the chase.
0
You win.

A time back while attending a marathon, saw a t-shirt with
"Death before DNF"
He obviously sets the bar low. The wearer was still alive.
The bananas have suffered so many deaths by this obscure rule.
Multiple unsuccessful attempts at Eagle Rock just to name one scene of mass murder.

And
The suicide continued here today.

I was in the area for a dental appointment. And so afterwards (while my face was heavily numb) I came here for a walk until my face regained some feeling.
I thought my luck might be better this time around without the Mini-Welders in tow.

Unbelievably, I still needed to check all four of the 4 remaining hides to find GZ. Vut sadly no cache was home today.

I'm sure that when I eventually visit a third time, I'll be able to make it an instant win!

Thanks for this ongoing challenge, Rabbitto

Checked all sites - empty handed

This cacher tried all the locations twice and had no luck at all in finding the cache, so after some time i decided to consult a prior finder. After leading me to a spot I had search it was revealed that the cache itself may not be there. Anyways thanks for the interesting hunt

Out with my geocaching buddy BonnyBlack who suggested we try this one . I was up to the challenge , but alas , we tried all 7 locations with no luck . Score zero .
A nice area for a walk though . Thanks Rabbitto.

0 - 4

It took me three to get the feeling of where it find this great puzzle. I loved the idea of this cache. Thanks for bringing some thing different to the table

Well now in hindsight there is a big clue in the instructions... probably more but my brain is fried now. We lost the whole lot of points we possibly could. After we found it i realised i was looking for a wrong thing in the wrong place. Hard to explain wothout giving it away but if i had of realised my mistake... which wasn't a mistake that the CO set up... we would have found it on our first check. I hope you are confused too. Did this with Kejajo89 who i believe is writing a better log than me right now... but i might add she mighta found it first but cos she forgot a pen we signed first.

What good fun!! Completed this mystery with jaktembo. Decided to divy up the kids and go our seperate ways, with an agreement that if either "team" found the cache, we would continue to look in the next logical place anyway, so as not to give it away to the other "team". We needn't have worried! We found it in the second last place to look, giving us a grand score of 2. Thankfully, jaktembo came in under us with a score of 1.

Tftc!!

This was lots of fun! Found it on the 4th go, so 3 points for us. TFTC

Nope
We tried three options but an injured ankle to one of the Mini-Welders derailed this mission.

Rabbito wins by TKO at the start of the fourth round.

Amazingly this was found in the first place I looked.
Having pinpointed most of the likely locations as visible waypoints on c:geo I parked and started my adventure.
Noticing something of interest, I made a note of my location.
Hmmm... I wonder... Check
Score = 7
Thanks for a mystery with a difference Rabbitto.

It was definitely that time of the weekend to get out of the house. It wasn't that anything had gone wrong, but it was just that time.

So, being fairly local to this one (and having done some in the nearby park location) we headed this way, up for a small challenge and hoping that the 'showers' that were predicted held off.

We parked the car and headed to the listed co-ordinates. We trekked into GZ wondering why we hadn't parked the car in a different and maybe more convenient location. Anyway, we arrived where we needed to be and read through the cache description. We thought that was a good place to start. And it was. And it was, as we would soon learn, fortuitous for us to have done so. As we were finishing up the read through though the 'showers' started.

Turning around to check on the kids we noticed something that we had not previously checked on - the kids didn't have their raincoats. And the rain was getting heavier. Being the brave soul, (and the one that lost Paper, Rock, Scissors) Geo-mum volunteered to trudge back over hill and dale to the car and get the much-needed garments.

We would like to say at this point that an angel appeared and spoke divine words of cache placement to Mrs AdventureNaut, but it probably wasn't, however something prompted her to have a peek in a particular spot on her return and we, the remaining AdventureNauts heard a slight squeal through the noise of the rain. A lucky guess or a carefully executed find?

Either way, the log was signed. And the kids didn't need their coats after all and somehow we walked away with a 7. This is a GREAT game!

PS: We replaced the log as snails and other inconsiderate creatures had pretty much eaten it. A new fresh one is in there waiting for the next player.

This one psyched me out. The local dog owner was playing go fetch in the lake so searching was a little hard. Eventually we psyched her out. A phone call to the CO confirmed we were in the correct spot. Indeed I was 3cm away when we spoke!

Thanks to Rabbitto and *clear skies* from TeamAstro. Cache the planet! Happy new year.

Cache blindness struck here for a bit (probably lack of food induced) but a sit in the cooler shade and some phone assistance saved the day, thanks a million
Many thanks Rabbitto from the Wacky one

Passing the area today after work and decided to make a quick detour and set about locating this interesting little challenge and hide. I was not too sure where to start but it was more luck than smarts that helped locate this cache very quickly, initially I had to wait for two muggles and their dogs to pass and I made a quick retrieval once the coast was clear. I managed to score a 7 with this one, which I was super stoked about, thanks Rabbitto for the fun challenge and cache.

I'd seen this cache a while ago and been intrigued by it, so was glad to get a chance to come and find it during our mystery month attempt. I reckon our score was 6, although ClanMagee may claim otherwise. Nice cache, a +1 FP from me. TFTC!

Puzzle month! number 14.

diana8 and ClanMagee made rendezvous near the cache for a day of caching and set off towards GZ. MisterMagee wanted to try one avenue of solution but democracy ruled and we tried first another without luck.

Secondly we tried MisterMagee's suggestion and voila! He made a quick find and earned gloating rights.

ClanMagee 6 - Rabbitto 4.

Clever cache. TFTC, +1 Fav

Scored 3 but had a ball doing it. Well played sir!

After spending fathers day with the kids at this beautiful location we finally did this cache.
We had lots of fun looking, searching and poking. We only got a score of 1 but it was lots of fun. We love this park. Couldn't see any sugar gliders though.

A score of 1, but didn't care because the geokids just wanted to explore this great park , they especially loved the creek crossing! Tftc

Nice day for a walk and we managed to visit a few of the locations before we found the cache - so ended up with 3 points. Nice idea for a challenge. TFTC.

We knocked this cache off as part of Mystery Month, so despite looking in all 7 possible places, we have a smile to go with our smiley. Master 12yo brought his scooter out of the car and dad carried it half way around the park

TFTC, 17/31 Mystery month

Found just after sunset - as I was driving along Glenfern Road I saw the sun, a big orange ball, sitting on the horizon and slowly falling down through it.

Anyway, it took a few minutes, but I won, 5 - 4. I had a hunch it might be in the location it was, but one of the other clues led me astray on it, so I did check a couple of other spots first.

Nice change from the normal geocache, and nice location too - thanks for the cache.

Out with the Haines crew and we ended up with 3 points. Partly due to starting on the other end of the lake and partly due to it being so wet that we left a few of the options to the end if we really had to. Tftc

Ok so we didn't score too well with a 3. Although we excluded the psychology factor as we parked in the wrong spot and ended up starting at a random point trudging through the mud. Geoboy was happy to have found this one anyway and at least we didn't completely fail. I can only assume they are still developing this area with all the diggers and gravel island in the lake. What a gorgeous spot for the residence here in the summer. How awesome to play on the tyre swing in the summer. Thanks for something a bit different.

Omegaman1971
Always love a Rabbitto's cache ! I scored 7, so felt very pleased with myself. I guess it was just my Irish Luck!!!!!!!!!!
Favourite point
Cheers for the great fun

I was scheduled to arrive at a night-cache in a neighbouring suburb an hour or so into the future, so dropped in here beforehand and made this my 31st qualifying mystery cache of the month, for the sake of a certain challenge. I was lucky perhaps that signing the logbook here represented some of sort of vaguely notable achievement in that sense, because otherwise I failed utterly and comprehensively in terms of the task at hand. You win Rabbitto, you evil genius! The cache was in the very last place left to check. I can't say much more without spoilers, but thanks Rabbitto!

Starting how I did meant that I had the right idea which pleased me. As it turned out I found it much more quickly than I had anticipated. A lovely location, and one that I have been meaning to visit for quite a time now.

Thanks to Rabitto for the cache.

Well played Rabbitto! I also scored a 4. This was so much fun, a favourite from me

Out to do some maintenance on a nearby cache an had not yet found this cache so after an attempt or two in my early days of caching its time to get serious.
At home I had plotted some waypoints for most of the projections and had in mind which way I would work my way through them. As it turned out I found it at the second place that I looked.
*I scored a 6.*
Nice interesting concept for a cache.
**Thanks for placing this cache Rabbitto**

I just lost this one... damn. If I had followed my instinct to start with I would have scored higher, even if it would have been more by coincidence rather than any deeper thinking and psychological insights. Given I am prone to overthinking caches, it was a little strange (ironic even?) to me that I didn't really think too much about this one. I really enjoyed this cache - very different to anything I have come across so far! This was an area I hadn't been to yet and I enjoyed having a wander around. TFTC!

Rabbitto's caches are always interesting! We scored 7 so felt pretty proud of ourselves but to do full justice to the cache, we visited all spots so we could take in the views. Clever cache.

After some searching on the Geocaching website, loved the idea of this one and wanted to try it. Headed over there to discover a lovely spot I had never seen before. Geodaughter picked one to try first so off we went. After some wandering around, we finally found what we needed, finishing off losing to Rabbitto 4 - 1. Cheeky hide but really enjoyed it. Thanks

Total score of 5. Fun find

Hahaha very good cache. Im glad we think a like 5-4

First place I suggested we look but no bradman7777 had to go to another first but he listened to me after that.
Great cache, brilliant idea.

Bradman7777 was here (>_

3 points Great hide thanks for cache found geobrother lukie1987 and my first mystery

Out with the geofamily on a little hunt in this mild night tftc. Found it after 4 tries and so a score of 3 left I'm happy with that.

Suscoe reckons a score of 4 is pretty good and that's what we got today.
What an enjoyable cache and psychology was something we know a little about from our studies.
But this was an interesting look into the mind of Rabbitto.
What a clever chap this is and one that we are happy to come away with a score at all.
Thanks Rabbitto for this puzzle.
Great idea, a favourite.

YOU GOT US!! Our score was 2
Hubby had to get some work done so I took the kids out for some sunshine and caching. This cache had been on my radar for a long time but I wanted to do it with the family so it had waited until now.
If like to write about our adventure in detail but I won't ruin it for others. Needless to say, with a final score of 2, we saw a lot of this lovely park that we otherwise wouldn't have.
Geoson 10 said that it was the best cache he's ever done so there's a compliment for you as I feared that he would get bored with all the searching in the wrong spots. For that I'm giving you a fave and also because it's such a cool experiment. Really enjoyed it. Thank you.

Checked all 7 and only found a plastic bag full of dog shit

2:42 pm #286
Out for a lovely walk today with 88andy88. Although I didn't score very high, I enjoyed the walk zig-zagging all over this lovely little park. Cheers.

After a day of catching up logs and checking a few different puzzles etc. OzHockeyChick and I headed out in a gap in the crappy weather to pick up a couple of our local mysteries and multi's and this has been on our list for a little while.
So jumpered up and trackpanted we hit the road to the location. Now we read quite a few logs and possibly hidden messages in the description and logs before we left for the cache so we were all competitioned between each other to win this one against each other, because that's what you do right?
So with strategies in mind and tools at hand we departed the car and set off on the journey to grabbing the cup with ultimate win results between us. Now in best interest to hide all clues and hints from the future cachers i will say :
Don't look for number 6 ......i mean don't look for 1.....wait no 7......jeeeeezzzzaz i meant 5......hang on not 2......ohhhh bllllardeeee norrrra definantly not 3.....have i missed any ....ohhh maybe it is in 4..........

Good luck my score was pretty much ZERO....ZIP.....NOUGHT.....NOTHING........FAIL........

Still found the cache in the end though and have fun cachers!!!!!
TFTC Rabbitto

Nice lake. Thoroughly enjoyed walking each of the locations. We will take it more seriously next time.

We had so much fun here, thanks Rabbitto. We went fishing first and successfully caught a reed, a stick, then a tennis ball. The clues were great and got us really involved with trying to guess where the cache was. We didn't score very high with a 2, but loved the search.

I had a couple of hours spare this afternoon while the kids were hard at work studying so headed over here to finally do this cache and hopefully a couple of others. The black clouds were looming closer on the drive here but the rain held off which was a lot better than the downpours I was in yesterday!
I arrived at the start and didn't know what to do, I left a couple of locations until later since I had to walk back to the car that way anyway but after my third location I made the find so a score of 5 for me.
Great concept for a cache, I thought it was excellent and will give it a favourite point.
Thanks Rabbitto for the cache, the hunt and the fun.

Found it with Karen 1 point. You got us rabbito

Found it.

7/06/2014 9:35 am Find #2478

On a morning where Katy was getting her hair cut at Ferntree Gully, I decided I would drive rather than get a welcome sleep in and grab a number of caches around Upwey.

I pulled the GeoRanger and walked to GZ. Hmm what do I do, which places do I ignore and which ones do I try. In the end the score ended up being 4 - 3 in Rabbitto's favour. Fantastic type of cache loved how it made you think will I or won't I!!!! A definite favourite for me.

Thanks for the cache Rabbitto!!!

Nice sunny afternoon so took the kids for a walk and they wanted to go somewhere where they could through boomerangs.....so this is a great area to do so.
We didn't over analyse the possible spots too much but we were still psyched out...we found it at the 5th spot we looked

Started at the wrong GZ but got there in the end! Was a great afternoon out with the family. TFTC

Mr Hunter and the two small hunters went out for an afternoon stroll. We decided to go for this cache around this peaceful reserve. Our attempts to judge the Rabitto psychology failed. The first three places we looked held no joy. However the fourth seek had us with cache in hand. So that's 5 points, yay! TFTC and a pleasant walk Rabitto

Found this one today - I got well and truly psyched out by Rabbitto on this one and looked in 6 places before I found the cache. I felt like the nearby cache (Walking in circles) today but it is such a nice park and it was a nice day that I didn't mind it so much. Signed log but no swaps today.

Thanks for the cache and the adventure Rabbitto - another puzzle done.

A week ago when I was working up at Proserpine I picked up a Trackable that had a mission of traveling to Mystery/Puzzle Caches. In terms of helping it along with that mission, I had failed as I hadn't visited such a cache since finding it (in a Traditional cache I might add). So after finding another one of Rabbitto's caches nearby, when I looked to see what else was around I couldn't resist giving this one a try.

Pitting my wits against Rabbitto, I had to decide where to start: the first? the last? the middle? somewhere else? I made my choice and off I went...no cache, one point off. Next choice...and presto, there it was. Second location search so that gave me a score of 6.

As I wasn't sure when I would tackle the next Mystery/Puzzle Cache, I decided to leave the Trackable here. Hopefully it won't be too long before someone comes along to pit their wits against Rabbitto.

Thanks Rabbitto for a rather different cache that was a bit of fun. Yes, it was a win to me but it was a hollow victory...I didn't get to go chasing a cache all around this rather wonderful location. Thanks for bringing me here. I will put this one on my list of caches to give a Favourite Point to when I get one to give away.

was sitting around home when i got a message from eighthknox about grabbing this cache. We had discussed it previously and with some spare time available to us we took an opportunity to grab this. On arrival we discussed the challenge and what our thoughts were we weighed up what we thought versus convenience and eventually we scored 7 yep! first place we looked but I don't want to go into too much detail and give it away but thanks for the different spin on the hunt

An interesting concept for a cache and one I had earmarked for the 31 day challenge but never got around to it. I rang nanton34 to see if he was interested in grabbing this one as he filled me in on how it all works. It was probably more of a fluke and the fact it looked like a convenient spot to check first (and the located suggested a likely spot), but the first place we looked was where the cache was located! Full points! tftc

What a clever idea for a cache! I have been doing my research on Rabbitto and checked out all the positions on google maps until I had it figured down to two possibilities (based on a little bit of profiling). Without giving too much away I arrived at the park and had a quick wonder around, resisting the temptation to physically look for any cache until I was certain as to which position Rabbitto would choose. Went back there, a brief search and cache was in hand! This psychology profiling has given me a good idea on how to search for a difficult puzzle that I haven't been able to figure out. Lets see how I go. Thanks Rabbitto, a great concept and a favourite from me!

I was in the Dandenongs today and I wanted to to match wits with rabbitto so dropped in on my way home. Got to the published GZ and then had a htink - realised that it didn't really matter what happens so decided where I was going and what I was doing - and scored 6 points so one to me! Interesting park so I decided to have a look at all the points anyway just for the heck of it! Thanks heaps to rabbitto for this one, a different one for once.

Had heard about this one, and wanted to give it a shot.

Mapped all the potential Ground Zero's (including a stab at the mystery one), and planned my attack. I knew deep down which one was going to be the cache location, and, as it turned out, I was right! But the temptation to do the other ones was too great, and, thus, my final score was 2.

I really want to say more about my strategy, but absolutely don't want to give anything away, so I guess I'll just say thanks for the awesome cache.

Been here lots of times, this was a fun new way to see the park, only scored 3 though!

I hope I don't disappoint the CO when I admit that I was here to find the cache not play mind-games. So I took what I presumed to be the approach that would take the least effort to find the cache, rather than worrying about a score. But if I was inclined to keep track of the numbers, it would likely have made a very good golfing score. Thanks for the interesting cache in a nice little location.

Was getting dark, so didnt finish looking for it. Will come back to confirm the spot tht it actually was at though. Had a good time bush bashing at one point though

I came to this park once before and was curious what fish where in the lake given it said not to eat any you catch! A win to Rabbitto with a 3-4 score line as I looked in 5 places. I was mainly directed by geodog rather than any instinct on where it may be.

Thanks Rabbitto for the cache hunt. TNLNSL

Score 1 for us. Funnily enough, the cache was in a spot that I did want to look in first but in the end, decided not to. Oh well, that is the way it goes. A fun cache.

The weather was at its Melbourne best today not sure if it should rain, hail or shine. Fortunately the rain stopped long enough for Ali and I to enjoy the walk searching for non existent caches around the park, although I did get rather wet feet and legs! Final score Us 1 Rabbitto 4. Yep we left the find for the last place we looked so we could enjoy the walk. That's our story and we're sticking to it!!! Love the concept. A fave from me.

Found with Awegs - 4th place, it's a tie!
Faved for the concept, well done.

Good one out with Scotttiew cacheing!

Interesting cache I have to say it had us wondering which one to go for. We got down to the last two so we went for the easier one and bingo there it was so we scored 2 points at the end TFTC.

This entry was edited by Cracka1 on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 at 04:32:34 UTC.