Lameroo Silos Lameroo, South Australia, Australia
By
reidpondy on 06-May-12. Waypoint GC3JQZR
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We came we looked but no luck for us Looks like a grest spot well worthy of a cache.
DNF No where to be found sorry have nothing now to replace it as last replacement was our last one on board.
Heading in the general direction of home today, but had plenty of time to cache on the way [^].
After finding a way in, we spent quite some time looking in the wrong spot [B)].
Should have only spent half the time did here . TNLNSL.
Thanks again Reidpondy.
After finding a way in, we spent quite some time looking in the wrong spot [B)].
Should have only spent half the time did here . TNLNSL.
Thanks again Reidpondy.
There was no way that we were going to drive past some silos. Thanks for the cache.
11:03 am #5182
Found during a road trip from Vic to SA with Papi4506 & Geoturtle37.
Thanks for placing this cache here for us to find, reidpondy
Found during a road trip from Vic to SA with Papi4506 & Geoturtle37.
Thanks for placing this cache here for us to find, reidpondy
We came out under cover of darkness when all the grain trucks were asleep. Searching by the light of my phone, we did find it eventually. Definitely needs a new log sheet.
TFTC!
TFTC!
Found it - I could reach it and I’m short! Not sure it’s where it’s meant to be? Thank you
TFTC! Love the old machinery, thought about climbing but then realised where it was
Found it up high but not as high as you might think please take new pad or paper with you as log is full Cheers
Late in the afternoon we decided that we would stay the night here and grab a few caches before tea and then a few more in the morning before leaving to meet with Goodlook at Karandoo to find some more wandering heroes.
This was the second for the morning. We looked at this one last night and were a bitt distracted by the fences and locked gates but today in daylight we found an easy way in although it still didn't feel 100% right. We spent quite awhile looking for the cache before we spotted it not where we were expecting so a little easy climb soon has us with the cache in hand and we are happy to say that our name is now in the log. We returned the cache to where we found it and headed off quite pleased.
Thanks reidpondy for getting us up close and personal with the silo's.
This was the second for the morning. We looked at this one last night and were a bitt distracted by the fences and locked gates but today in daylight we found an easy way in although it still didn't feel 100% right. We spent quite awhile looking for the cache before we spotted it not where we were expecting so a little easy climb soon has us with the cache in hand and we are happy to say that our name is now in the log. We returned the cache to where we found it and headed off quite pleased.
Thanks reidpondy for getting us up close and personal with the silo's.
I spied the cache and I took the high line. Thanks reidpondy.
While Mr McLookers was 4WDing it down the Border Track, I was out and about in the local area.
While Mr McLookers was 4WDing it down the Border Track, I was out and about in the local area.
Sooooooo many people in Lameroo that we only grabbed this cache whilst in town. Other than the bees, this was a quick and easy find. Thanks for bringing us here and thanks for the cache.
Took longer to work out how to get in to where this cache was hidden than to actually retrieve it. Signed the log and quickly moved on
TFTC
TFTC
Found It!
Interesting spot and a quick find. No one else around today...
TFTC
Interesting spot and a quick find. No one else around today...
TFTC
Well that was interesting. No need to BYO ladder tho I had one in the back.
Found on the Easter 3 state jaunt via SA, Vic then NSW. The weather was clear, the tracks were dusty and the skies were clear and starry. Catching up with friends along the way at the various events was also a bonus.
Thanks to reidpondy and **clear skies** from TeamAstro. [^] Cache the planet!
Found on the Easter 3 state jaunt via SA, Vic then NSW. The weather was clear, the tracks were dusty and the skies were clear and starry. Catching up with friends along the way at the various events was also a bonus.
Thanks to reidpondy and **clear skies** from TeamAstro. [^] Cache the planet!
We felt very uncomfortable here, it feels very much like private land to us. Hubby did the retrieve. SL TFTC
Today I didn't arrive on the wrong side of the fence, nor did I chicken out. I walked straight up to this little baby and signed the log.. Nice and easy when your talking on the phone, that way no one gets suss of what you are up to.
Thanks for the cache reidpondy
Thanks for the cache reidpondy
First find for the third day of our trip to the Mega at Alice.
It appeared we were thwarted by the high fence, but there are ways around things.
An incredible contrast between the old and the new. I was getting giddy looking up so high and admiring the structures. Nearly gave up on the cache until I spotted the obvious, then it was time for Muggle Hubby to retrieve it.
Thanks for a great start to our day.
It appeared we were thwarted by the high fence, but there are ways around things.
An incredible contrast between the old and the new. I was getting giddy looking up so high and admiring the structures. Nearly gave up on the cache until I spotted the obvious, then it was time for Muggle Hubby to retrieve it.
Thanks for a great start to our day.
TheCatBandits out on another family day out had fun with this find and a giggle finding it TFTC
Trucks come in and trucks go out but cachers sneek in, find, and sneek out.
Fav point for a unique location.
TFTC Reidpondy
Fav point for a unique location.
TFTC Reidpondy
On a georoad trip to Adelaide to watch the cricket with new to the geogame Azzepious along for the ride. On the trip we aimed for several cache types in one day as well as caches in three states in one day.
We were both amazed at how many caches there on the trip, making our journey much longer.
Thanks to all the COs for their caches.
We were both amazed at how many caches there on the trip, making our journey much longer.
Thanks to all the COs for their caches.
We visited this one earlier in the day but decided to return after 5pm once the hustle and bustle had settled down in the nearby CBD. Didn't make much of a difference really and so I sent Grumpi68 up to get this one as he is younger and, well, infinitely more flexible. No high-vis gear this time. Thanks Reidpondy.
When I arrived at GZ there was a huge Shiny Cyclone Fence with a locked gate so I figured it must be on the outside but my GPS kept telling me it was still 30 metres away but that fence was locked and preventing me from getting closer. As I wandered up and down the fence a Police Car slowly drove by but they didn't stop. I was about to give up after repeatedly doing the Geocache Walk up and back but then I looked up from my GPS and noticed how useless this fence really was and what a waste of money as I walked up to the end and around and in on the side where there was no fence at all. Then I let my GPS get me to GZ and when I looked up I saw my prize out of reach and thought "Oh no what if I am too short after all this effort"but I scoped the area and found a gymnastic's approach and soon had the cache in hand and signed and replaced and then repeated my approach in reverse and was soon out of there. Good cache but I think I made a "Motsa" of what should have been an easy cache.
Found with Decrypter while taking a break from the drive. We arrived at GZ and D saw a potential site. This turned out not to be correct, but then the cache was spotted and D was in the right place to get it. TFTC
Spotted the cache, but unattempted, as I am not travelling with a ladder. I believe the terrain here is at least four.
Day 6 of our Road Trip.
Fourth of six for today.
A quick park and grab as this was much lower than I expected and less adventurous. On just out of reach from the ground!?!
TFTC.
Fourth of six for today.
A quick park and grab as this was much lower than I expected and less adventurous. On just out of reach from the ground!?!
TFTC.
Today I joined CPwanderer and clare007 for a caching trip east.
Even though he had already found this cache, CP was happy to stop for Clare and I to add it to our finds for the day.
TNLNSL TFTC reidpondy!
Even though he had already found this cache, CP was happy to stop for Clare and I to add it to our finds for the day.
TNLNSL TFTC reidpondy!
Thanks to our driver who kindly stopped & assisted us in finding the cache.
Not where I expected it to be or where my GPS lead me to...
Luckily Gizmos Gang & I had some expert help.
Thanks for the cache reidpondy
Not where I expected it to be or where my GPS lead me to...
Luckily Gizmos Gang & I had some expert help.
Thanks for the cache reidpondy
Wow caltrop everywhere and we have just come from a pool party with thongs as footwear. Was a bit tricky but found eventually,tftc
This was day 16 of our trip out of Sydney to the southern states of Victoria and Tasmania. Of course we could not resist a short trip into south Australia to find some more caches. This was a very quick and easy find after reading all the available information. The log was signed and the cache was replaced as found. TFTC.
Great fun wandering around the silos. I'm visiting from Phoenix Arizona. Happy to have caching to keep me entertained since the town is pretty empty this time of year!
Good fun climbing this one with MehZz and maesy. MehZz was so sad that I didn't have to climb as far as him. Tftf
No trouble for Limbage here, although I wonder if this is its original position. TFTC
A cooler day between some warmer days called for a geocaching expedition! I realised three caches were yet to be found in Lameroo (we won't mention I missed one 10 minutes from home), so a route was plotted. I also found there to be a new cache deep in Victoria that required my "finding" - thus beginning a 2-day trek of 67 finds, 23 kangaroos, and a load of fun!
A cooler day between some warmer days called for a geocaching expedition! I realised three caches were yet to be found in Lameroo (we won't mention I missed one 10 minutes from home), so a route was plotted. I also found there to be a new cache deep in Victoria that required my "finding" - thus beginning a 2-day trek of 67 finds, 23 kangaroos, and a load of fun!
Together with Willem-Jan on our trip to Austalia from Sydney to Melbourne - Tasmania - Adelaide - Canberra - Sydney.
TFTC
TFTC
[orange]# 7823 @ 15:02 (SA time)[/orange]
Together with Spade52 I traveled for almost 6 weeks through Down Under Australia. We made our trip, using a Spaceship rental car, visiting the 5 most southern states of Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Australia Capital Territory. Spade52 was the navigator and I the driver. We mostly avoided the motorways and mainly used the coastal and local roads that led us through many small nice and rustic villages and sleeping towns. We stayed in motels, backpacker hostels and occasionally a campsite. Luckily the weather was very agreeable during our trip with nice temperatures and very little rain. We especially enjoyed the nature, the rain forest, the wilderness, the (for us) extraordinary indigenous flora and Australia's wildlife. On our trip we visited many geocaches. All CO's thanks for showing us many interesting locations and special spots.
Today we were leaving Adelaide again in order to travel to Canberra and Sydney. We will take the highway to Hay and Wagga Wagga. We visited some interesting places on the road and tried to find some more geocaches. This geocache was easy to find. Very nice hide at a quiet location.
TFTC
Willem-Jan
Together with Spade52 I traveled for almost 6 weeks through Down Under Australia. We made our trip, using a Spaceship rental car, visiting the 5 most southern states of Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Australia Capital Territory. Spade52 was the navigator and I the driver. We mostly avoided the motorways and mainly used the coastal and local roads that led us through many small nice and rustic villages and sleeping towns. We stayed in motels, backpacker hostels and occasionally a campsite. Luckily the weather was very agreeable during our trip with nice temperatures and very little rain. We especially enjoyed the nature, the rain forest, the wilderness, the (for us) extraordinary indigenous flora and Australia's wildlife. On our trip we visited many geocaches. All CO's thanks for showing us many interesting locations and special spots.
Today we were leaving Adelaide again in order to travel to Canberra and Sydney. We will take the highway to Hay and Wagga Wagga. We visited some interesting places on the road and tried to find some more geocaches. This geocache was easy to find. Very nice hide at a quiet location.
TFTC
Willem-Jan
I was expecting to have to climb the structure and was for the easiest way up when I spotted the cache in a convenient location. Not much climbing involved.
Thanks for the cache reidpondy.
Thanks for the cache reidpondy.
An event hosted by my friends, muff1, had me wondering if I could make a day of it and go and see them[?]
When I mentioned this to sushilord he surprised me by agreeing that a day out might be fun.
So we drove the long way around (about 1100 km) to get to the event and all up managed to find 27 caches and attend the event
A very relaxing day filled with great scenery, lots of laughs, some interesting historical sites and a great big, yummy hamburger and chips for tea at the Kaniva Roadhouse [^].
sushilord found this cache all on his own which is great for me as I don't like heights!
He later said that it wasn't high at all
TNLN. SL. TFTC reidpondy
When I mentioned this to sushilord he surprised me by agreeing that a day out might be fun.
So we drove the long way around (about 1100 km) to get to the event and all up managed to find 27 caches and attend the event
A very relaxing day filled with great scenery, lots of laughs, some interesting historical sites and a great big, yummy hamburger and chips for tea at the Kaniva Roadhouse [^].
sushilord found this cache all on his own which is great for me as I don't like heights!
He later said that it wasn't high at all
TNLN. SL. TFTC reidpondy
Wow that is high for two older vertically challenged geocachers. Made for Giants. Enjoyed the challenge and glad to sign it
925th Cache Find We are travelling to Pinnaroo to stay the night. We stayed in Tailem Bend last night & had started the Wandering Heroes series this morning. We have made a little dent in the long trail & are really looking forward to continuing on. Could have kept going but wanted to make it to Pinnaroo before dark. We stopped here for a quick find. Geoson J made the find & it was now a team effort to sign the log. TFTC
I "found" the cache yesterday but did a quick risk assessment and decided the crane would leave this one for now. Plus my septogenarian companion would've had a fit if I'd climbed up there. Came back today on my own with a tool but even so it was really at my outer limit! Pleased to have scored this particular smiley! Cache #2190.
This entry was edited by crane2 on Sunday, 17 May 2015 at 12:52:24 UTC.
This entry was edited by crane2 on Sunday, 17 May 2015 at 12:52:24 UTC.
i reached for the stars and got a cache instead
thanks to reidpondy for putting this cache out for us to find
thanks to reidpondy for putting this cache out for us to find
Gave it five minutes in the light. No magnets and nothing hanging from any strings.
Gave it five minutes in the light. No magnets and nothing hanging from any strings.
Day 1 of our roadtrip from Adelaide to Stanthorpe for the Qld Mega. Gorgeous day, sun is shinning, perfect weather.
Arrived at GZ and Mr 3LG spotted the cache and attempted to grab it. After trying 3 times to hoist himself up and reach for it, he called out for Mrs 3LG, who was watching on in amusement. You see Mr 3LG has "ducks disease" and the previous finder is not so vertically challenged (cheers Marty
Arrived at GZ and Mr 3LG spotted the cache and attempted to grab it. After trying 3 times to hoist himself up and reach for it, he called out for Mrs 3LG, who was watching on in amusement. You see Mr 3LG has "ducks disease" and the previous finder is not so vertically challenged (cheers Marty
Although there is a locked gate on one side, the othere sides do not have a fence! Easy find when you look in the right place!
Thanks reidpondy for the cache.
We continued on our road trip from Vic to SA today and we managed to find this cache. Thanks to reidpondy for placing this cache and giving us the incentive to visit the area.
After not finding this on the way to ADE, we decided to try again on the way home. The gate was still locked, but we decided to be naughty, and go around the fence... Cool hide. Thanks RP.
Got to within 30m, and there was a huge fence in the way. The gate was locked shut, so figured we should not go there. Thanks anyway.
A bit of light rain around a wander through the wet grass had us looking around and then we spotted the critter, a bit of a step up and we soon had the cache in hand TFTC
Oh where is this damn thing? Are we meant tp climb up that ladder that has blocked off?
This entry was edited by hydesandseeks on Thursday, 29 May 2014 at 05:49:26 UTC.
This entry was edited by hydesandseeks on Thursday, 29 May 2014 at 05:49:26 UTC.
10:54
After eleven immensely enjoyable days in South Australia, we are headed towards home, via a couple of Events in Central Victoria. There was very little happening in the park today, HP was hoping for a big climb, not to be! Our name was quickly in the log at the right level.
TNLN .. . . . SL . . Thanks to reidpondy for the hunt.
8748
After eleven immensely enjoyable days in South Australia, we are headed towards home, via a couple of Events in Central Victoria. There was very little happening in the park today, HP was hoping for a big climb, not to be! Our name was quickly in the log at the right level.
TNLN .. . . . SL . . Thanks to reidpondy for the hunt.
8748
Found on our way home to Canberra from the 2014 OZ Mega Event. TNLNSL TFTC Found with Scruffyblake, Charli_Bear & The S's
Found this with the family on way home to Canberra after the Mega Event in SA.
The S's Me_to and Charlie_bear TYFC
The S's Me_to and Charlie_bear TYFC
Mega is all over and found this one while heading home. No problems and all was good.
Many thanks for adding to my weekend of caching fun.....
Many thanks for adding to my weekend of caching fun.....
Found on our way back to Canberra from the 2014 oz mega event. Found with ScruffyBlake, Charli_Bear & Me_to TNLNSL TFTC
Heading home to Wodonga today after a massive week at the Oz Mega in Murray Bridge.
The start of the journey is picking of DNFs and caches that I passed on the way over.
A quick find at GZ. Made the climb and signed the log. In and out in no time.
TFTC
The start of the journey is picking of DNFs and caches that I passed on the way over.
A quick find at GZ. Made the climb and signed the log. In and out in no time.
TFTC
Heading from the LIFTER and saw another cacher approaching from the opposite direction. The cache was soon discovered and signed TFTC reidpondy
Found on our way back to Canberra from the 2014 oz mega event. Found with ScruffyBlake, The S's & Me_to TNLNSL TFTC
Made my attempt on these caches with J+J.au while attending the OzMega. Now back home and catching up on my logs. C & P log become a necessity, sorry. We had a great time and a big thanks to all the cache owners for providing us with great locations, challenges and loads of fun. SL..TFTC