Burns Beach Lookout Iluka, Western Australia, Australia
By
blingg on 13-Feb-08. Waypoint GC19B22
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First adventure out to geocache, kids were super excited, searched high and low and all around but could not find 
(Also not exactly sure what we’re looking for as it’s our first time!!)
(Also not exactly sure what we’re looking for as it’s our first time!!)
Looked everywhere. We think we found spot where it could have been but it was empty.
relogging my old finds after an unfortunate user name mishap Thanks for the cache from days gone by 
Thanks for the cache from days gone by did not find but found a little creature and a mushroom but the creature didn’t like the so the mushroom got eaten So in the end it did like the
RIP mushroom
RIP mushroom
Took a few minutes but eventually found it. Probably a bit of cache creep occuring. Found at S31° 43.569 E115° 43.018. TFTC
We looked where the description said but couldn’t find it and the map didn’t lead us to the right place either!
We looked where all the comments and the description said and we were facing the right way. So it wasn’t that obvious .
Tin has lots it’s lid but still safe from the elements
A nice drive up to Yanchep with Cravo10 to have a beer with an old work mate who’s build a house in Shorehaven Alkimos.
Huge drive up here and it’s amazing to see the continued development from Burns Beach to Yanchep.
We arrived a bit early to ensure we beat the traffic so decided to grab a few on the way up. Some nice hides around these parts, will be up this way again soon. Thanks
A nice drive up to Yanchep with Cravo10 to have a beer with an old work mate who’s build a house in Shorehaven Alkimos.
Huge drive up here and it’s amazing to see the continued development from Burns Beach to Yanchep.
We arrived a bit early to ensure we beat the traffic so decided to grab a few on the way up. Some nice hides around these parts, will be up this way again soon. Thanks
We bumped into murielthepluriel as they returned to sign the log! Lovely to meet you both.
Easy find. Tin is a bit rusted unfortunately. Requires replacement. Bring your own pen!
Easy find whilst out for an evening walk and decided to grab a quick one. Log wet and needs maintenance. TFTC
Easy find as I already found it with doctorholliday few weeks back but forgot to sign it off. Thanks
High muggle traffic was distracting on this Christmas Eve morn. To quote Darth Vader, "Nooooo!"
In the area on business, we had time to stop for a few caches before heading home, this was one we found on our travels around the area 
A quick find here by Jase, but I thought I had already checked there 
TFTC & for showing us this spot blingg Container was jammed full of scraps of paper & old logbooks so we cleaned it up & left the current logsheet.
A quick find here by Jase, but I thought I had already checked there TFTC & for showing us this spot blingg
Container was jammed full of scraps of paper & old logbooks so we cleaned it up & left the current logsheet.blingg, I found your cache Burns Beach Lookout dry and healthy . The container is without a lid, but doesn’t make a different. It is securely shaded from the elements . That was one brilliant hint otherwise it might have been a DNF [^]. SL Thank you for bringing me here and TFTH.
. The container is without a lid, but doesn’t make a different. It is securely shaded from the elements . That was one brilliant hint otherwise it might have been a DNF [^]. SL Thank you for bringing me here and TFTH.How exciting - first one found!
Also, how embarrassing - our nieces had to help us.
Also, how embarrassing - our nieces had to help us.
On my jolly's from the UK & as I'm on dog walking duties thought I would achieve a few to my map log signed & replaced T4TC
This is my first Geocache in Australia! Yesterday we arrived in Perth, after the long trip from Hamburg to Dubai to Perth!
Today we come to visit the ocean! Burn Beach is very beautiful! Twestus and I found this Geocache very fast! It's a nice park here.
Thank you for the Geocache!
Greetings from Germany!
Today we come to visit the ocean! Burn Beach is very beautiful! Twestus and I found this Geocache very fast! It's a nice park here.
Thank you for the Geocache!
Greetings from Germany!
My boyfriend and I had to hunt this one down. All the way from California and our first geocache in Australia. The contents were amazing, took an eye for our next cache but left some dice. Thanks guys!
this is the second time I've looked for this cache it took me 20 min the first time and i couldn't find it then i came back today and i found it in the first 20 seconds TFTC
and saw a bobtailSecond find today. Parked the geoute and went for a pleasant walk, and megawat60 made the find. We wondered what the area would have looked like when the cache was placed and before the megamansions came. TFTC blingg.
Ahh the memories of jaunts up here years ago, it was a packed lunch affair form Hillarys back in the late '70's and 80's
Remember buying my first native West Ozzie trees form a lovely old local when we first moved over form Sydney. Boy how it has changed!
Not even sure what this place was like when this was placed, boy how times change and things so call progress.
I made a quick find here while out grabbing a few with m4yb this arvo. TFTC blingg.
Remember buying my first native West Ozzie trees form a lovely old local when we first moved over form Sydney. Boy how it has changed!
Not even sure what this place was like when this was placed, boy how times change and things so call progress.
I made a quick find here while out grabbing a few with m4yb this arvo. TFTC blingg.
Looked for about 30 minutes in every gap of the lookout to no avail, maybe we're looking in the wrong spot?! :/
Thanks for this one it was sitting in the open so I placed back in the correct spot
Found this one eventually, after nearly missing it. We were looking in the wrong spot at first but eventually clicked and found it.
Stayed at the excellent Borns Beach B&B and found it during a short evening walk. Well hidden but good directions in the description. Is a few meters off the indicated position.
