Railway Terrace No.2 Rudall, South Australia, Australia
By Tweety2 on 07-Sep-08. Waypoint GC1G5C5

Thanks for the cacheKiwi lost on the EP

Very clever little hide. Didn't take too long to find it with Sarge5556 tftc

Thank you Tweeter for another clever hide, a lot easier when the coods are close. tftc with jeffner5556

Away for a few days to the west coast to clear up some caches.Day 1 Adelaide to KimbaDay 2 Wudinna to CleveDay 3 CleveDay 4 Cleve to WhyallaDay 5 Whyalla to AdelaideThe weather was excellent for all 5 days and the nights weren't too cold for the swag.Thanks to all cachers who placed and maintained caches for me to find.I was going to go into Rudall but there was very heavy fog this morning so turned right instead and headed north. A quick find here.TFTC

Found your Railway Terrace No 2. Easy find, after reading description. Thanks Tweety2 for bringing us here tftc

Day 8 at Cowell and today we headed back to Cleve for Cleaver and a creative trail! This was one of the extra that we managed to find. TFTC

After searching for 30 mins it’s not here

Touring around the EP on holidays, today caching in and around Cleve. Completed the Cleve Cleaver and CT as well as the odd cache on the way. This cache is one that was found today. Found nicely hidden in place, all good here.

Find #6168 on 4 Jul 2023.
TFTC Tweety2!

SA’s Leap Year Event - GCA1DNA - Feb 29th, 2024. Keep the date free!

We had a good search around but no luck at all here today.

Thanks

Another day on the peninsula of air, dodging water, with the froghoppin twosome and with Purrfect Di and Jack cleaning some of the colourful little blobs from our geomap. Off we went to finish cleaving a cleaver and a few more new caches too!

Came for a look around the railway and bridge - didn't take too long before we looked... that way... and spotted the prize!! It seems the line isn't in use anymore - so we can relax at least when searching
And Tweety2 we thank you for hiding and maintaining this cache on our ever growing SA geo-map


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Driving around wherever we can - searching, spotting strange items and signing cache logs using some or all of the resources of GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife), Whereyougo, Garmin Montana 750i, Montana 680t, Etrex 35, Samsung S21u, Samsung S9, with Geocaching App, c:Geo, or Geooh Go, and Android Auto and other maps... or often with just a guyess or plain old dumb luck
Plenty of the luck stuff actually !!!

*All the online logs are composed and published with GSAK of course.*


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Danger! Caching is a very hazardous activity!
Look out for sand, mud, floodwaters, snakes, surprise cliffs, roos, wombats, things falling from trees, bulldust, and floods, and try not to get tetanus from rusty mint tins and don't fall off your ladder...
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- and do watch out for bugs !!! . [xx(]

Make Travel Bugs the Only bugs you share and pass on (Covid cancels caching!)
Keep a safe distance - cache the countryside


Heaps good of all those placing quality caches out and about around the country areas,
in sensible safe places especially! - it keeps our game fun, and interesting

Much appreciate you reading all this extra addition to the log word count! There's a challenge somewhere out there, apparently! You win a virtual smiley for the effort and getting to the end of the log Maybe if I worked out where I could do it and go back to normal logs again ! If you find the challenge let me know and we can put an end to these long logs !!!





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We stooped low. We found the cache. TFTC

With geosister H432L
Out doing my 2 favourite things Driving and caching
TFTC

Out on a lovely autumn day caching the Cleve area. Found after a bit of a rummage however we left with more mud on our boots than we arrived with. Thanks Tweety2

Visiting from WA using Geocaching as a guide and taking in the sights of the Eyre Peninsula.

Great location and hide Tweety2. Thank you for the interesting associated history.

Found whilst wandering the Eyre Peninsula
Fun series, good co-ords, cool caches
TFTS Tweety2

The Non Wangaratta Event Tour 2021!
Covid has postponed the Mega in Victoria until January but leave had been granted for AnyMules to attend with me and Bushfire. So Anymules and I went on a tour to Eyre Peninsular and mid north South Australia instead whilst Bushfire joined us in spirit only as covid meant he couldn't come here either. Not needing anything for my yearly goals I hoped I didn't add too many to the DNFs [B)]

Day 2: Let's head over and get the Cleve Cleaver.
A quick detour from the Cleaver to find this one. Took me a little while but I literally bumped into it being a troll. sneaky!

Only one of the three goals from last year achieved. So once again trying and fill my calendar with multi-caches and complete loop 11 again this year. [^] For my third goal I will try and get my DNF numbers from over fifty to single digits. That should keep me busy again this year! [:o)]

***Thanks Tweety2 for putting out this cache and maintaining it for our enjoyment. ***
Logs prepared and published through GSAK.

Today was a day of finding caches that really blew us away, or maybe it was just the gale force wind that gave us that feeling. We came along with ilook4geo and found all the caches that we looked for and most were a very quick and easy find. Thanks go to Tweety2 for placing this cache, which we enjoyed finding.

Spent some time today caching with goingplaces2 and finding a good variety. Each log was signed and put back as found. What a windy day it was! TFTC.

Nice hide, found it eventually! TFTC

tricky but good find TFTC

TFTC. Great placement, nearly had us fooled!
Happy caching and safe travels!

Last day of the holidays and a huge bike ride for me around the Cleve cleaver. It was a long ride but thankfully all caches were found. Geohusband did a great job of being my support vehicle in the motor home. Then onwards to Port Augusta for another free camp before heading home.
This was a really cool cache, TFTC

Found it TFTC. Log replaced and in plastic bag.
Previous cacher should be ashamed of themselves .... no need for the words

Cunts fucked little wet

Stuffed

well over due

Great spot!

This weekend, I joined [@gridge98](http://coord.info/PRGKDMY) on a trip to Eyre Peninsula, primarily visiting Port Lincoln and its surroundings. We saw its famous marina full of trawlers, and we also ended up visiting Coffin Bay and enjoyed fresh oysters. A nice weekend with weather, and certainly a great vicinity to see.

Today leaving Whyalla, we headed down the Lincoln Highway, passing through Cowell, Cleve, Arno Bay, Port Neill, and Tumby Bay. Just prior to lunch, we also completed the *Cleve Cleaver* geoart trail. A rather long day of geocaching numbers, but the inland and coastal towns were enjoyable to visit, along with the various picturesque beaches along the way.

We were nearby and were halfway completing the Cleave Cleaver, when we took a break at this location. It took us a small amount of time to locate this cache, as we were checking the usual hide locations without having any luck. I then found a possible hiding spot, and just as I noticed something, [@gridge98](http://coord.info/PRGKDMY) had spotted the same thing, and he then came across the cache. A good hiding spot. The cache container was in good shape, but the logbook was wet. Thanks Tweety2 for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.

As we were doing the trail near by we detoured out to do this one, we arrived and started the search but nothing was showing up, I decided to just lean against the railing and managed to spot it luckily, cache is all good

Today davidwazza and I made our way from Whyalla to Port Lincoln as part of a weekend away to clean up as much as we could. Today was filled with some good and bad times, plus a few car issues along the way but all in all a great day out and 105 caches found in total.
Thanks for the cache

A planned day trip in the Cleve area concentrating on the cleaver geo art, then some of the others in the area while we still had daylight before heading back to our accomadation, this was one of the extras we stopped to collect, missed spotting it on the first round then stepped back and spotted it straight away
TFTC Tweety2

Day 307 ( Wednesday 1st) of our trip. Caching along the way. In Cleve today. A total of 25 for the day and 5976 for the trip. TFTC

Lovely day out caching TFTC

Found It!
This one took a lot more searching to find than it really should have. For some reason I kept looking on the wrong part of the structure. No trains were seen...
TFTC

On our way to start the Cleve Cleaver geoart this morning, we came to this cache. Despite accurate coordinates, it took a minute or two to locate the cache. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks Tweety2 for the cache.

Nomads travelling in their caravan around Australia. We have been on the road since July 2011 and discovered caching in August 2013. We travel with a bunch of travel bugs belonging to our sons and grand children. Where ever possible, we will maintain your cache as we travel.
After a couple of nights in Cleve we headed up via Darke Peak and towards Kimba. There were a few unloved caches along this road.

Looking for a different size shape and colour but when i found it i knew i found it! Easy when you look in the right direction. Thanks Tweety2

Wow a railway line. And different dog spikes , beauty
Signed and replaced
TFTC

Got it.

A micro on a large metal structure. That’s almost as bad as a nano on a canon I thought as I walked up to this one. After getting down like a troll and searching around, I returned to a more upright position and there it was, right in front of my face.

Thanks for the cache Tweety2.
Found on 27 Mar 2019 at 10:19 am.
Find #8570

Day 2. heading in the direction of Port Lincoln for some 4 x 4 caches in the national parks and the kayak caches down there. Also targeting letterbox and earth caches on route plus the odd multi. Staying in Cleve for the night. The tent is up and i currently are about 1/2 through the geo art. Then i found myself near here and drove to this cache. quick find and back to the geo art.

The geo-godchildren are staying for a couple of weeks so we grabbed my best friend, packed a picnic and off we went on a day long geo-adventure! Found on 6/1/19, our 11th find for the day. TFTC!

Our first find. Our with geo pop and gran. TFTC

Out with our grandkids. TFTC

Travelling Australia since March 2014 it has been a while since in SA but enjoying this visit greatly.

Currently staying in Cleve today we headed out to explore the local area using Geocaching as a guide.

Wherever we found a full or soggy logsheet we replaced it with a new one.

TFTC Tweety2

Today was back here caching the roads closeby so took the opportunity to sign the log bk for The X-Trailers and myself after locating the cache several days ago and not having a pen with us.. cache is in a great spot and in good condition. TFTC and glad no trains running .

Out exploring the area today with Earthlight and brother inlaw Grant
He was showing us around where he had been working
Surprise surprise a cache was discovered and this without internet or co ords just from exploring
Unprepared to cache so happy to take a few photos as proof
Tftc

Tweety2 I found your cache Railway Terrace No.2 thanks for placing this hide for myself and others to find.

Day 4 of BarnZy and Cravo’s trip from Perth to Adelaide.

Today we travelled from Elliston on the Eyre Peninsula to Whyalla.

We kicked off relatively early, just before sun up and in some intense fog before starting our journey to Whyalla.

We travelled along the Birdseye Highway for the most part of the day, which was a fitting name as we needed an eagle eye to find some of the caches today.

Caching along the highway was good with a great variety of cache containers found, before heading into Lock, which was a very quaint small town, albeit we had little success finding the caches in town.

We moved along the he Cleve Cleaver series which was a great bunch of relatively quick finds, taking just under 2 minutes per cache as we started to get the rhythm of the caches along these parts. Great small power trail which kept us interested with some nice hiding spots.

Continuing along the highway we caches through Cleve, grabbing a few of the nifty letterbox hybrid hides which were most fun, were trying to collect more letterboxes which makes these caches really valuable.

After leaving Cleve we continued along the highway to Cowell, where we enjoyed a nice hot beef roll from the bakery for lunch before continuing up the Lincoln Highway towards Whyalla.

We arrived in Whyalla a little earlier than planned which was good as we had planned to complete the August series trail by torchlight. Before we completed the August series we eyed off a D5 cache Honeymoon Hilton which was an absolutely brilliant cache at a well staged ground zero and a brilliant hide, thankfully we didn’t have to resort to phoning the CO.

We then turned our attention to the August series and loved the quick finds of well setup containers. I thoroughly enjoyed the series.

We then cached around town and managed to pickup the 5/5 Schoolies Challenge, which we had managed to qualify quite some time ago.

We finished up with a great dinner at the camp kitchen at the caravan park we’re staying at.

Great day out and can’t wait to tackle the other Whyalla power trail tomorow.

Found on our way past to do the Cleve Cleaver series. Quick find thanks to the hint. TFTC

With sore legs from doing squats yesterday, I harnessed my inner troll & thanks to inaccurate offline mode on my iPhone I explore the entire area. Still made the find in a reasonably quick time. TFTC & the history.

TFTC.

A quick easy find after visiting friends at Arno Bay. TFTC

Quick find thanks for the cache

Another interesting bit of local history, I enjoy these ones.

TFTC

TFTC

Found whilst out driving with delta ducks. Excellent day. Tftc

Headed over to undertake the cleaver and stopped at this one on the way. A neat little hide. Can certainly understand how people might miss the little sucker. TFTC

Hi there Tweety2.

We found your cache **"Railway Terrace No.2"** at 11:04:00 AM today. This cache makes our find count 13854.

We thoroughly enjoyed our trip around the local area today. We usually start the day off by nominating a cache some distance away from our camp site and then take a route mainly determined by the next closest cache according to our GPS. Todays plan was to attempt the "Cleve Cleaver" trail, and of course we also had to find this one. It's not part of the trail so it deserves a finely crafted log, instead of one of the crappy cut-n-paste ones that usually are associated with power trails.

We ended up finding 42 & DNFing 0 caches today.

**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found most of the trail caches were between 5 & 10 metres from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Nothing.

Thanks for the hunt today,

Regards

Ian & Penny.

Off on a caching adventure with GoodLook on the Easter long weekend!! We had perfect weather and, for the route we were taking, surprisingly little traffic! Our target was the Cleve Cowell area althouth we started way before this. Our biggest challenge was the lack of anything open, apart from roadhouses, on the Friday and Saturday!!
Found after a very long search. A little concerned that this is still (going by the shiny rails) an active rail line.

PLEASE BE CAREFUL HERE - CP thinks this train track is still in use.

Finding this cache took us a while, CP put his hand on it when we were about to leave.

Found whilst on a fabulous Easter long weekend caching trip with CPwanderer travelling from Adelaide to the Eyre Peninsula.

Today has been filled with much of the same as yesterday - fun, laughter and lots of crazy caching adventures [^] ....as well as flies (that were very friendly and seemed to like riding in the air conditioned car with us), HUGE and hungry ants (ouch!), a large nest of spiky caterpillars, cute little kangaroos and even having a close call with a DEATH ADDER SNAKE - keep in mind I was with CP!!

Thanks for the cache Tweety2

Sneaky. An upright railing find. Tftc

Sunday caching

Nice hide!

Great view

First cache for the day with a DNF, had a good look with Steve010 but no luck.

I quite liked this geo!! Thanks

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Found with tips from gcpro.co.uk

DNF at 10:36 AM. We spent ages looking for this cache, but in the end we believe that if it is under that bridge, then it is not hidden in accordance with Groundspeak guidelines regarding hiding caches near train tracks - 10 metres away is the rule.

Three of our number searched for this one for about 20 minutes. We were just about to give up when a railway maintenance vehicle clattered into view, confirming our decision. This line is still active! Our thanks anyway to Tweety2.

Found while riding my push bike to Darke Peak was pretty happy to stop for a rest. Best keep going. TFTC

2nd look and found this time

2nd look and found this time

Nice hide

Found 2nd time looking, Thanx great location.

Starting out for the drive over to the Qld. Mega for the second time after some repairs to the vehicle caused the first attempt to fail making me lose two and a half days of the trip that was planned.

Called in to find this cache on the way. Found without problems.

Thanks Tweety2 for the cache.

Ready to go again
Tchingal

Coordinates changed from:
S 33° 38.419 E 136° 15.187

Coordinates changed to:
S 33° 38.420 E 136° 15.189

Distance from original: 11.6 feet or 3.5 meters.
New Cordinates

I have confirmed that this cache is on an active railway line.
Placing a cache on an active railway line is a breach of the guidelines.
I am disabling this cache so the owner can move it away from the current dangerous position.

People please dont take risks with trains
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg6FQJ2FYIU

Regards
Tchingal

I felt like a pirate finding this one, very tricky and quite hard. Kev set off under the bridge to antagonise the Troll but I came out on top !

We hit the ground running, scrambling, falling down and getting back up again. A couple of hard days caching to try our best to get the smiling faces. Thanks for all the great caches

Work bought us to Elliston and Lock this day and after we finished work it was time to slowly make our way home grabbing caches along the way, we finally got home at 3am but managed 49 caches on the return journey you don't come all this way without visiting as many caches as you can very little wildlife was seen except 1 roo in the middle of the road and a couple on the side, a few rabbits and a bunch of mice, this one had us going around in circles for a while until geowife calls out "found it" damn that's a tricky hide lol. TFTC

After a detour from somewhere nearby, I found meself in Karkarook !! [:o]

Who calls a place Karkarook ?

Not sure, but I did enjoy the stroll around

No trains sighted today, but they still do run along these rails on occasions

TFTC.

Found it. Thanks tweets

What an awesome weekend! JLWE at Cleve
Dennisc52 was kind enough to allow me to travel with him and throughout the weekend, I found 54 or maybe 55 caches (along with also beta testing in situ a 35 cache meat cleaver) and attended 4 events

This cache took us a while to find and we were about ready to give up when Dennis finally gave the shout 'found it'. [^]

TNLN. SL. TFTC Tweety2

Found while attending the Cleve JLWE with Locus Cache. We decided to stay an extra day to cache Cleve properly, and this was on our agenda. We spent way too much time looking for this one, but when we decided to stop searching the obvious spots, it was soon in hand. Tricky!! TFTC.

Found during the June LWE over here. We needed help on this one... sorry for the late log.
TNLNSL
Thanks

One of many caches found on our way to JLWE

Cheers and thanks for the cache

One of many fun caches found over the June Long Weekend.
A great time was had to, from and around Cleve on the Eyre peninsular.
Had to have two goes at looking for this one, but we got there in the end, eventually.... [^]
Cheers

Epic fail you pwned us n00bs... Again.

Found on the second visit today. Woot. Last find a year ago.
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This cache was found using a Garmin Montana 650t. Waypoints and paperless geocaching downloaded via GSAK 8.

This one was tricky. We had 3 lookers and 2 attempts (separated by a few minutes of walking away). It is there. Do you have phone reception????

Found with the Frog & FourFun on our Cleavage Run for the June Long Weekend. There was sun, rain, wind and some mud. The moon lit our way at night. Awesome fun.

Thanks to Tweety2 and clear skies from TeamAstro.

Geodad land Geodaughter found this one with cracked lid so replace container. TFTC

It took a fair bit of patience to find this one,as the batteries ran out in the GPS just as i stopped the car.I was travelling with our daughter, so did not have our full caching kit with us, that is no spare batteries.I remembered a few previous logs,so started searching,and eventualy found the little blighter.Thanks for the hide.

Had a bit of a search but didn't find it today.

At this spot you can view between the sleepers at eye level !

Yes I agree with the owner,it is still there,was good to find after such a long break in geocachers,tftc

Found after quite a bit of looking, but found in the last place we looked! when we spied it all was easy....
TFTC

Found it straight away. TFTC

Went back today with another pair of eyes, and the cache is still safe in its hidey hole.

Checked on this one today, and I couldnt find it either. Wont disable just yet, as muggle husband was the one that put it there so I will ask him first!

I looked high, i looked low. I will be back next time i find the urge to catch up with old friends again. These railway terrace caches are getting the better of me. But it is great to have the challenging caches out there. Keep it up.

We came, we looked, we frowned.