King of the Hill Seville, Victoria, Australia
By sevillegroup on 03-Feb-09. Waypoint GC1MBQ2

As there's been no cache to find or log to sign for months, I'm archiving it to keep it from continually showing up in search lists, and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements. If you wish to repair/replace the cache sometime in the future, just contact us (by email), and assuming it meets the guidelines, we'll be happy to unarchive it.

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Quick find once at GZ on a day out to pickup a few caches with Dunko TNLN TFTC SL

Out and about on the hunt with Slink1 my caching buddy. Onwards..... TFTC SL

Wow so overgrown; but, you need to persevere and use a stick if necessary.

good

New GZ located and cache installed

We plan to have the cache back online next week.

Disabled for now. :{

Water has entered the cache and the log is now slightly damp.

Found 17:10, a nice quick find.

TNLN, CSI=2, thanks sevillegroup.

On a day out with Rigger64 caching in the Seville area.
After a second tour we grabbed the info before making the final assault. Did not see any chainsaw weilding locals so we felt pretty safe. They were probably still at church!
Thanks sevillegroup for the cache.

Found @ 1400Hrs
Out on a Clean up some Caches around Seville Day.
With Swaggie 1 From The Swaggies.
After a second drive-by we got the required info did the cacls then off to GZ for a nice easy find.

TFTH

found it !!

Actually managed to grab the information at WP1 without stopping. A few calcs and it was off to gz where the cache was quickly found despite the mugglets playing over the road.

thought the original wpt was elsewhere...but lucky my poor eyesight didn't completely stuff me up to get the clue. final was an easy spot.

Every cache has a story and this one is a story we will never forget too soon. We gathered the numbers and headed to the cache GZ and after a bit of confusion we settled on the right place being the right place.
Shelby retrieved the cache and whilst we were logging it at the car another vehicle hurtled itself around the corner and pulled up 20-30 metres from the cache.
The driver then started covering the vehicle in tree branches and was acting very strange so we took the cache for a drive. On returning Shelby was about to replace the cache by heading to GZ from another angle when the strange person started a chainsaw which scared the daylights out of us all.
The cache was returned safely and we were glad to get out of there fast.
Our thanks to the Sevillegroup for the cache.
Regards Mr.Coffee and the "we met the Madman of the hill" Coffee Clan.

Mrs Crackers was out with the Coffee Clan whilst Mr Crackers was still home recovering from his recent hip replacement and this was the last cache of the day. After collecting the info and doing the calculations we completed another nearby cache before attempting this one. Mrs Coffee soon had the cache in hand just as a very loud car came around the corner and pulled up very close to gz so we all had to take the cache for a walk. A very suspicious looking young man then started up a chainsaw and we all had visions of horror movies. We drove a short distance away and then had to stealthily return to put the cache in it's hidey hole all the while wondering what he was up to
Thanks sevillegroup for your enjoyable caches this afternoon

Found in the company of Muzza our 15th cache for 25 for the day. Nice little multi this was. I dropped of a T/B. Thanks for the cache.

We didn't do a good job of finding the matching numbers. We tried a couple of combinations of the numbers that we did find, but both resulted in obviously incorrect co-ordinates. Eventually we found the right numbers, and it was all plain sailing from there. GZ was calculated, and the cache quickly located and signed. Thanks for the cache.

Another find for The Rebel Alliance. L.L.T.R.A

Nice multi, particularly in the pouring rain - didn't have to get out of the car at WP1. Off to GZ, and a quick retrieve.

TNLN TFTC

1956 re-logging due to name change

Return Clean up with Landsergruppe.
No little muggles in the area today. Coords were calculated and cache was in hand shortly after.
Cache was damp...

Thanks for the cache.

Found on the Seville Search with Jyetara. Found the WP and soon had puzzle worked out, Once at GZ we could see how the area would be a muggle haven!!. The cache was a little damp but still ok. Did someone buy up big on little Aussie flags and toy soldiers?

12.15pm.arrived to find not much around in the way of muggles so soon found the clue needed.we sat and used the clue to work out what to do next,difficult for us as we have not found many caches between us,well lets have a bit of fun! so off to gz to find a good spot and a nice hide thanks.it got a bit busy after this so we did this one at the right time,thanks for this cache.i dropped in a tb here "nwa airlines" sltn.patandjeff=bones1.

12.15pm.just dropping in a tb that came via business class by. thai airways to australia.i will do my log for this cac he when i am back in england soon.patandjeff=bones1.

Found by David in company with Bones1 from UK at 1215. It all made sense when we arrived at GZ, and we soon had the numbers for GZ. Found a parking spot nearby that might have been difficult at certain times of the day. The time also was on our side at GZ, as there was nobody else in sight. No sooner had we returned to the car, though, than a small crowd appeared. Good timing for us! TNLN. Once more our thanks to sevillegroup.

You would think that public holiday would be a reasonable time to do such a cache as this, but, not so. We retrieved the cache, and then people started to appear out of the nearby establishment. It seems that some maintenance work was being done. Anyway, they hung around for a chat for some time, so in the end we had to take the cache away with us and return later. Such a nuisance. Apart from that, it was an enjoyable cache, aptly named. TFTC.

We gathered the information for this one on the way to another multi and now returned for the longish climb which allowed me to demonstrate that the walking machine I have at home has been doing its job.
Thanks

The long walk up the hill meant our party of five split into two distinct groups.
The front runners deviated off the road early and hid in the bushes so it seemed and announced to all that the cache had been found and logged.
We got Oenze to check just in case and sure enough we were all in. I guess we just didn't think they could write 5 names in that quick. No lack of trust I'm sure, just a normal auditing process.

Find # 2670 and 15th of the day at 1:19pm. Acccompanied by Chewinprickles and Robmc on my first whole day out caching for the year. Nice little multi, TNLN, Signed Log, Thanx Sevillegroup....

After our less trhan healthy lunch it was nice to have a stroll around to work it off. We did this and the other nearby multi in one hit, or walk, which I must say was very pleasant and our group had grown quite a bit with the addition of Feathertop and Featherdown.
Thanks again sevillegroup

Nice hide! There are certain times that it would not be good to look at this location! Far too many curious eyes - but all good today.TFTC TNLN

When there are five in your caching group, you tend to start ignoring muggles, as you out number them
We collected the required information, looked up and went the other way. We did Captains, then went to GZ.
I couldn't resist that as a hide either.
Chewin' and I signed the log for us all, but the other had to check - just to make sure! Ye of little faith!
Thanks, Robmc.

Got the numbers and headed up and found the cache in its hideout. TNLN thanks for the cache.

Found at 2.50pm GAFF1. We affectionately call this "B****RD Hill" when we are trying to get up with our van. There is no run up from the roundabout, so we struggle up traveling in 3rd gear. And then on our return, we have to be careful not to go too fast as we can just run straight through the roundabout!
Thanks sevillegroup.

We found our 6th Sevillegroup cache at 12:45pm as the 6th of 15 on our "Nothing but Seville" midday caching jaunt. A nice multi set up just as they should be. At the final GZ, we made for a quick in and out to minimise exposure. Thanks for the cache from D,H & A B-A.

Found @ 1555.

Spent a little time at WP1, not seeing the forest for the trees. Once I had the info, a quick trip to GZ for an easy find. Grabbed Chepre beetle TB

Good cache to do over lunch. 1st bit before lunch , then the prize after.
Thanks

Dropped off 'Chepre the sacred beetle' TB

Went back to get the car after grabbing the coords from the first waypoint and grabbing a nearby cache (Take a break) before heading up the hill. My 3 year old was too tired from all the walking at this stage to make it up the hill!

Nice easy find once all the passing muggles had left.

Find 5 of 6 in the area today.

TNLNSL

TFTC

I soon had the numbers and did the calculations that led me to GZ where thankfully I had a nice quick find, I have to say I am not keen on caches outside this type of location, lone males hanging around lurking in bushes tends to raise the awarness of people around these type of buildings. Thanks sevillegroup for the cache.

Found by Bob at 1030

Having just done the "Take a Break..." cache, it was a short walk to the posted co-ords for this one and I was able to get the required info without trouble and quickly worked out where GZ was. I wasn't sure of the best way to get there, but I guessed right (it wouldn't have mattered anyway ) and was soon at GZ where the cache was another nice, quick find .

TNLN

Thanks again sevillegroup

Couldn't resist. 2nd ever FTF & 1st ever multi. Might finish work early to celebrate. Nice easy one to start with though. Good clues. Lucky the large establishment close to GZ was not open this early in the morning or retrieval of the cache would be quite difficult. TFTC again "sevillegroup".
took - toy soldier left - toy glasses & nose disguise.
enjoy. strachanysLFC (#5 - 20090205@0700)

Original Contents:

- Logbook
- Pencil
- Toy Soldiers
- Farm Animals

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