Do you wanna get drunk? Aireys Inlet, Victoria, Australia
By Team_Ninja on 14-Jul-08. Waypoint GC1E5Z6

Sounds like its been muggled.

Unfortunately another DNF! Wonder if this one has been muggled, Much disorder near GZ.

We couldn't find this. Perhaps the owner could check it and advise if it's still there.

Couldn't find it. Searched high and low and nothing.

suscoe looked everywhere today.
all possible GZs were empty

Looked in all the spots, and even other spots, but no find on this cache.

Might be gone.

We looked at all the possibilities but to no avail. The stumps at gz and for a perimeter of 30 meters were empty. Spent more than 30'minutes on this one with 3 pairs of eyes all unsuccessful. From reading the logs now it seems it could be anywhere. So..... Too good for us, I'm afraid

This entry was edited by Earthbound Chief on Thursday, 01 July 2010 at 04:04:46.

Found today 1530hrs 5/7 NI-NO TFTC

third for the day

Find # 3148 and 16th of the day at 1:00 pm. Accompanied by Feathertop on our Great Ocean Road Trip.Nice little walk to the cache, TNLN, left my mark in the log, Thanx Team_Ninja....

First time I've found a team ninja cache so far from home.
There were a few cars in the picnic area when we arrived but none on the boardwalk.
The surrounds have been cleared but the cache is safe and sound.
TFTC

This was cache # 40 of 43 for the day, on our tour of Geelong and the Surf Coast. I was wondering about the name but all was answered when we arrived, we noticed that the ground both sides of the board walk had been cleared bare and then we noted the cache was not in the object mentioned in the hint but was else where close by, I think the clearer's may have found the cache, on our way out we noticed a sign advertising that controlled burns were to happen at the end of the month, that explained why it had been cleared along the sides of the board walk, you may want to check this one out. My thanks to Team_Ninja for the cache.

Found while out with Acts2YouthGroup on a good weather day for caching. We had gotten some food from the local fish and chippery (highly recommended) and I was eating as I walked on to this one. I wonder if the hide has been moved, as it doesn't fit the clue, although it is still easy to find, and the borders of the boardwalk have been cleared of vegetation. Thanks Team_Ninja.

There were signs on the way in that there will be a controlled burn in a couple of weeks, which is presumably why the boardwalk has been cleared. The cache should be OK where it is.

First find in Australia

Found by harry_stamper on 15/1/10 @ 4.35pm with PR&F.
A very easy find as spotted 40 metres away from GZ. Replaced with more camo.
TFTC!

Found by PR&F on 15/1/10 @ 4.35pm in company of harry_stamper and geoparents.
Lovely location and it was nice to get out and stretch the legs after leaving Apollo Bay.
Easy find, hopefully made it more camoed for the next finder.
TNLN TFTC!

Are you sure the co-ords are coreect?
Didn't find the cache.
Didn't find a stump.
Didn't find the picnic ground.
Didn't find any snakes.
Didn't find any people.
Found Ironbark Tk on a hot day and walked about 300m along then right into the bush about 20m.
Must be well hidden. GPS accuracy is quite high 7-8m making it difficult to pin down in the bush.

Found while visiting family for new years day. We thought the area might be busy but everyone must have been sleeping it off. A lovely area we would not have found. TFTC

A great location and a great hide too. tftc

Found with bucketeer
TFTC

My 350th and first team ninja find @ 10:22, I needed the clue to find it as the GPSr was pointing quite a way off, and I didn't want to disturb the vegetation any more than necessary.
Nice spot with good information signs - finally I know why iron barks are that. Unfortunately time didn't permit any long walks and we kept rolling.
My thanks to team ninja

Great walk and nice cache - enjoyed it very much during our holidays in Australia - quite hot at this time of year... - 40 C -luckily only for one day;)

What a lovely spot for a picnic, just a shame we'd already eaten but next time for sure as it was so quiet. Quite an easy find on a lovely walk.
TN Left toy compass ring.
TFTC

After coming down to Fairhaven for over 25 years I didn't even know this area existed (shows how little I have explored around) so the picnic area and surrounds was a nice find and I will come back to walk around the tracks and drive the roads. Best part was there weren't any people! I wonder what it's like during the peak holiday times?
Anyway, we (Mrs Biggles & I) found the cache without too much trouble.

TNLN & TFTC

Found the cache today at 2.30pm with beanie A great little spot for a break
As mentioned about the orchids in the area We will return next spring
and to observe the orchids

TNLN and thanks Team-Ninja for ths cache

Loved the area this cache was in, and immediately saw why the cache was given this name.
TFTC
TNLN

Unfortunately it was not the right time for a picknick (and we weren't prepared anyway). Lovely area and well worth exploring further on a future visit.The towering Ironbarks gave us an indicaton of what to expect from the one in our backyard.

NINO, Thanks for bringing us here

A great hide in a stunning little spot. Shame the areas fenced off, it would be a lovely picnic area! Felt a bit weird pulling over on the deserted road! Took Skateboard, Left a Mini Car. TFTC

We found this one easily together with VP244.

TFTC
Struppi & Strolch

Nice cache with the possiility of a walk. But we had not the time.
TFTC
VP244

Nice bush stroll this afternoon, lovely cache location. We were very fast to prevent muggle interference. All good. TFTC

Found by Facitman and Mrs Facit at 11:15
Our last day on the coast and while we headed home we picked up a few caches. This was our first find of the day and we would like to explore this area more (almost a theme on this cache when you read the logs). Area was deserted today so our slightly extended search was not interrupted by Muggles. It did take us a while to find but persistence paid off.
TNLN
Thanks Team_Ninja, a very pretty part of the world

Of the "70 species of orchid have been identified in the area", we found - None! Not a one. Tell about false advertising!
A really nice little picnic area, with some great walks around the area.
We did find a cache though, so it wasn't a complete waste of time.
The cache container was starting to look the worse for wear, with the sides cracking, and moisture inside. Awphoto happend to have a 400ml Sistema container in the car, so we repolaced the cache. It still lives in the same spot.
Thanks, Robmc.

13.25 Speedy phoned this morning to see what I was up to and suggested that we had some unfinished caches down this way so here we are. I like others had wondered why the cache was so named and now I know.
I will to return at orchid time as the image looks spectacular. Nice easy find with NI-NO and thanks to Team ninja for placing the cache.

Was out with Bushfire for a days caching, and made a nice quick find after a short walk. TNLN, TFTC.

First find of the day. Great ride back to the Picnic area. Want a beautiful area for trails and hikes. Finally, I am getting to see Australia as I live in the US. Good hide. Not too hard to find. TNLN

[This entry was edited by 49ers! on Saturday, May 16, 2009 at 6:16:25 AM.]

Found 2day ,nice place no time to get drunk still have more caches 2 do.Thanks.

Yes, I did actually! It had been a long tiring morning and I was hoping to stumble upon a stash of grog here, but it wasn't too be! Instead I found a beautiful picnic area and wonderful walking paths to explore, but that will all have to take place another day, I had other places to be today.

Thanks for showing me, I'm hoping I can get back here again soon.

Thanks,

R - B

Was always curious why this cache had a name like this, became apparent once arriving at the location.
Had to give RHPS a little hint to find this one.
TFTC

Found today at 1:40pm with friend Jerry.
Very quiet afternoon out caching, thought i might drop in for a few before heading back home. ( Didn't get too drunk ) Thanks Team_Ninja.

PacketStorm4 found this cache without the gps because we had it and it put us another few metres up the track lol
nice place here

tftc

Good find thanks for the Cache. Daughter of Bush Tucker Man

Found today by Mr Emu @ 8.35 a.m., GAFF1 http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/GAFF . Out this morning for a tootle around the local bush roads on the Yamaha. Imagine my surprise when I saw the sign (see photo) temporarily blocking the entrance to the picnic ground. It looks like they are taking the bushfire threat very seriously after Black Saturday (07 Feb 2009).

Rather than ride around the sign, I parked the bike at the entrance and enjoyed the short 100m stroll to the cache. A nice area that I've visited a number of times before, and an easily accessible cache making it suitable for kids & families.

Thanks for the cache Team_Ninja!

Took: Nil; Left: Nil

My 100. Found!!!
Good hidden place
Thanks
Sissifalke from Germany

With a bit of time before dinner and the weather a tad too chilly for swimming, I was able to talk the kids into a search. Off we headed in the GeoPaj with the only thing to go by on this one being the coordinates!! We arrived at the parking area and headed to GZ where a search of some of the "usual suspects" had the cache in hand at 18:35. Whew !!!

Took a Santa stamp and a cactus, left two parachutists, SL and a couple of our geocoins also had a visit to mark the occasion. Thanks Team_Ninja, this is indeed a beautiful part of the world .

Was staying at beach down there, drove past as we left... quick easy, and fun camo

found with geewok T geocoin Ln TFTC

found today with spoung boy and rover man 88 after work to day
NINO
TFTC

found today with Geewok & Spongeboy after work
tnln
good cache

Found by Mary & David at 1220. We wondered why there would be a distillery around here, then decided that it must have been a eucalyptus distillery. Enjoyed the area and the information signs. Dropped off 'Geocoin Poker Challenge - GW5 Geocoin'. Our thanks to Team Ninja.

Found at 2.00pm GAFF2. A lovely trip around the tracks to get to this cache, even though there is a very direct route from The Great Ocean Rd. And yes a distilled drink at this spot would be very appreciated amongst these mighty ironbarks.
Thanks Team_Ninja.

A nice cache to finish on the far day. We would never have known about this place if it wasn't for this great cache.

We loved the creative name

TNLNSL

TFTC Team Ninja

Yeah. A quick find after I corrected for GPS overshoot. Neat area. We camped near here in 2004.

Have taken the kids on this walk many a time. Always nice to return.
TFTC

Another great spot on the Ninja trail.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Found today while it was raining. One of my favorite walks to Currawong Falls starts here. In cactus out lizard, SL TFTC

Nice and easy, thanks

Found at 0948 this morning on our way to Lorne to try for a FTF.
An easy find
TNLN TFTC

Found the picnic ground easily...there was a Budget rent-a-bus there with its driver having a smoko in the picnic area by himself. We headed off to find the cache and had not much trouble finding it, GPS wandered at little bit and had us on the bridge at one point! Just as we replaced the cache, we heard the voices of many kids! Timing was perfect.

Another quick and easy find, almost too easy to get satisfied.
Logged it at 16:15. The forest here looks almost like I'm used to it from Switzerland but here are more birds and they are more colorful.

Thanks for the brand new cache [^]

F.T.F RedPaw64 found this cache at 13.21. Saw this new cache had come up so grabbed a mate and took a drive. Area was very quiet and peaceful today.

SL NINO TFTC Team_Ninja

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