Kiera's Doodle Cache Paradise, South Australia, Australia
By
Team Twirby on 01-Sep-09. Waypoint GC1Y2EE
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With so many earlier dnfs I honestly didn't put in much effort, so scratched around for a couple of mins and came up empty. Hopefully this one can get replaced, it's so close to netball!
This cache was found in the expected location.
TFTC Team Twirby.
Striker and Runningman222.
TFTC Team Twirby.
Striker and Runningman222.
Out and about for one of my semi-regular caching days with geomum, Doctor Owl (and the first one under a new name - something I almost forgot a few times while signing logs). Thankfully there was a lot less time between the previous one and this one as I wasn't stuck in Victoria, as I was this time last year. As is often the case, we didn't really have a plan rather that meadering to a vague area where some caches Doctor Owl was interested in getting, while detouring and stopping for any that we passed which I hadn't got (which to be honest) is a lot of caches).
Doctor Owl was sure that this cache was located somewhere were is wasn't (although she did admit that it had been a long time since she found this cache so it may have changed). The location that Doctor Owl had suggested was reading as a bit away from GZ. I saw a prominent landmark at GZ and decided to search there. Soon saw some suspicious bark and bingo. TFTC.
Doctor Owl was sure that this cache was located somewhere were is wasn't (although she did admit that it had been a long time since she found this cache so it may have changed). The location that Doctor Owl had suggested was reading as a bit away from GZ. I saw a prominent landmark at GZ and decided to search there. Soon saw some suspicious bark and bingo. TFTC.
This tree is not like the others - Reminded me slightly of the Hexus tree in Fern Gully when I found it. SL and left a small souvenir. Hidden well. TFTC.
Today was a lot cooler than yesterday so decided to grab a few caches on Australia Day. Eight caches were sought and all were found. What a great tree. TFTC
TFTC good one, took longer than it should have, I should have looked harder where I thought it was from the start.
Found on ground so put back up into the tree hopefully it stays there
This morning after being restricted at home for the past few days I had hoped to get away for an overnighter but due to the weather forecast I decided to cache around the north east suburbs and pick up the few I had left. Found 35 for the morning.
Thanks for the cache
This morning after being restricted at home for the past few days I had hoped to get away for an overnighter but due to the weather forecast I decided to cache around the north east suburbs and pick up the few I had left. Found 35 for the morning.
Thanks for the cache
Thank you for this hide. A lovely find while out enjoying the parks of Adelaide.
Cheers for the cachè
Cheers for the cachè
Good to find this one after missing the previous two attempts with the family. No hints required as it is a good starters cache. Thanks!
Out with Sir Spectre, mogni and JJ52 to find some caches north of the city. A great day weather wise and good company. TFTC Team Twirby I hope you are still geocaching
A group of cachers banded together to go out and have some much needed laughs ( and find a few caches ) now that the covid 19 restrictions are slowly winding back. Those cachers where sir_spectre, Mogni, Allister W, and JJ52. All logs today where stamps with the new " JAMS " stamp. The target today was to get a wherigo for this calendar month for sir_spectre, a multi on this calendar day for mogni and as many " REEL " caches as could north and east of the city. Any other caches where a bonus as we passed. Some caches found today one or more of the party had found, some one or more of the party had solved but not found, even 2 puzzles were jet skied. Again thanking BFE for mentoring through some of his puzzles found today.
A caching day was organised with sir_spectre, mogni, allister w and JJ52 heading out to the badlands targeting some BFE caches with a few others that we happened to be passing where one of us had solved the puzzle or had previously found the cache. We stamped all the logs with the new stamp "JAMS". [^]
I had previously solved (and found) some of the puzzles, but there were quite a few that I must now solve when I can sit down for a period of time to devote to those puzzles.
Quite a number of BFE puzzles I had already found so was able to help in some instances with the finding of the cache. It was interesting revisiting some of the caches that I found in 2014. 
On a beautiful day for caching we had a fun time and found lots of caches as we zig zagged around the north eastern suburbs.
We just happened to be driving right past this one so decided to stop for a quick find.
Thanks for the cache Team Twirby.
I had previously solved (and found) some of the puzzles, but there were quite a few that I must now solve when I can sit down for a period of time to devote to those puzzles.
Quite a number of BFE puzzles I had already found so was able to help in some instances with the finding of the cache. It was interesting revisiting some of the caches that I found in 2014. On a beautiful day for caching we had a fun time and found lots of caches as we zig zagged around the north eastern suburbs.
We just happened to be driving right past this one so decided to stop for a quick find.
Thanks for the cache Team Twirby.
Maybe we didn't look in the right place, but couldn't find this one, despite feeling we were at the right place
Wow this one had us searching for a while.... was about to give up when aha! Well hidden today but got it in the end with HRH54 TFTC
TFTC log is a bit wet. Not really sure bout doing a doodle, the book is totally ruined.
Travelling around Australia, visiting Adelaide for the first time since the Murray Bridge Mega. Actually here for a Dr appointment but you know we couldn't help ourselves but to find a few caches whilst in the area.
TFTC
TFTC
Thanks for the cache. I found the book burnt so I added my own calling card to the container. Nice park, black tree
135th official day of our Australia Lap. With Hippo380, the Great Patrini and Bellarina.
On the 25 of June Jenaya and Jenali found it. It was a bit tricky because we didn’t look in the right spot but it was also fun. The notebook needs a replacement and needs more paper and the pen wasn’t working properly.
A nice easy find but could use some CO TLC (see Needs Maintenance Log).
Thanks for the cache Team Twirby.
Found on 12 Feb 2019 at 5:21 pm.
Find #8123
Thanks for the cache Team Twirby.
Found on 12 Feb 2019 at 5:21 pm.
Find #8123
This one certainly needs some CO TLC as mentioned in some of the earlier logs.
The original log book is all black and mouldy and too big for the current container (which also contained much mushy log sheets as well as a couple of fresh pieces of paper).
The original log book is all black and mouldy and too big for the current container (which also contained much mushy log sheets as well as a couple of fresh pieces of paper).
Took a drive around some of the northern suburbs picking up a few caches. This cache was another result of driving past and figured I'd make the quick stop. This logbook was very burnt and weathered. I was surprised to see it out in the open and nothing more, when I spotted a new container with scraps of paper just nearby on the ground. Perhaps some maintenance may be needed to sort all this out?
I've placed the burnt logbook along with the new container hidden with camouflage behind the tree, thanks.
I've placed the burnt logbook along with the new container hidden with camouflage behind the tree, thanks.
[:o)]In Adelaide for a reunion and family visit. And of course grabbing some caches.
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Thanks Team Twirby for bringing me to this location. I found the cache at 08:49:00. This was my Find 50 for today out of a Total number of 81 Finds and 4 DNF for for this Caching Outing. The cache was found in Good Condition and I returned the cache as I found it.This find brings my total number of Finds to 4513.
Nice quick find while walking the geodogs. Notebook is not well protected and could do with some TLC. TFTC
Found at night. Cache is nicely placed with a nostalgic log (maybe the original) and a pen, but they are out in the elements and not protected so impossible to use. The log within the cache is very full. I may have stamped over other entries in the part dark.
TFTC
TFTC
Quick and easy find while travelling along the park. Good old log! TN, LN, SL, TFTC.
Good hide. Loved the vintage aspect of the log. Then we realised there was a container under the old notebook. The cache is there, in place and waiting to be discovered! TN, LN. did not SL Thanks!
Surveyed to look for an approximate GZ before i followed the GPS. Yep pretty obvious. Found a spot on the log but it needs replacing. TFTC
Found it. As described. Half a ziplock bag with a stained logboog. Looks ancient which is kind of cool. Didnt sign but logging anyway 
No cliplock container, just a very stained notebook with little room to sign plus half a ziplock plastic bag!
Dead-accurate coordinates and common hiding spot made for a quick find. Notepad seems to have been muggled. Logbook is full up and may need a new one. TFTC.
