Fruit Loop 21 - Pomegranate Sedan, South Australia, Australia
By alex on 25-Mar-13. Waypoint GC41HY2

31,616. Found with minniek and albida33 (signing either as FAM or MAF to save room and just for fun) during another great day of caching in South Australia).Rutherglen Mega and South Australia Trip Day 17. Today we headed out early to get the Fruit Loop series and then to cache around Cambrai and Sedan as we thought that was enough for today after our huge day yesterday. We got to do the ferry ride at Swan Reach twice which we always enjoy This was the next find of the day, and it was a quick find once at GZ. Signed, replaced, and then we headed off to the next one on the list.Thanks alex !!

Day 17 of our loop through Vic and SA then home.After our big day of finishing off the Bike wherigoes yesterday, we needed to head further afield from Loxton to find a nice number of caches. We found the fruit loops and anything around that suited us. fitzy_1965, albida33 & I signed as MAF or FAM to save room. All caches were found quickly and easily unless otherwise mentioned.

An action had been taken on this cache because of one of the following -
One or more of the following has occurred:
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It has been more than 28 days since the last owner note.
As a result I am archiving this cache to keep from continually showing up in search lists and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.
Should you like to resurrect the cache please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.
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7.15. Archive or unarchive a geocache
Archiving a geocache is meant to be a permanent action. Only community volunteer reviewers and Geocaching HQ can unarchive caches. This is done only in rare circumstances and only if the cache meets the current geocaching guidelines.

If a cache is archived by a reviewer or staff for lack of maintenance, it will not be unarchived.

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Hi there alex,

It looks like this cache might need some attention, as one or more seekers have indicated there is an issue. The cache has been temporarily disabled, so as to remove it from search listings and discourage people from visiting this location until the issues/s with this cache can be addressed.

**You do need to respond in some way within 14 days, so others know you are on top of it, as well as indicating exactly what is happening with this placement - please don't let a lack of communication scuttle this listing.**

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- **Adopt/Archive:-** If you don't plan on fixing it then you could consider passing it on to another geocacher by asking them to [**Adopt it**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=54) or alternatively, you need to [**Archive it**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=56), so it is removed from searches and someone else can have the spot. Don't forget to remove any remnants of your previously enjoyed cache too.

You might wonder what happens if you don't pick one of those. Well, if nothing happens, then a few weeks from today, when a Reviewer next looks at the cache page, it is likely that they will, unfortunately, have to de-list (Archive) on the basis that it has been abandoned.

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Thanks for your cooperation,

Bunjil

[3B]

TFTC

Thanks

A chilly but fine day out caching on the rural roads we prefer. Beautiful scenery along the way. Thanks alex

Container cracked. We placed it in temporary shelter.

Another cache found with richlink on our 2022 South Australian Adventure.
A chilly but beautiful day enjoying the countryside and completing the fruir loop caches. Thanks for the cache alex.

GT37 and I had ventured out this way as we have arrived early and have a little time before everyone arrives. We decided to attempt some of this series but probably won't get to finish it as someone keeps stopping to take more photos.
Please excuse the generic logs. We did have a great time exploring this area and searching for the caches that we managed to complete.
Thank you for all the time, money and effort that has gone into placing these caches for us to find and the continual maintenance.

I was out today on a mission to clear up some more fruit, geo pup came along for guidance and together we found this one on a very enjoyable trail. TYFTC

Day 27 of our southern trip. Fruit Looping time. We are Team 4 4 QLD - RoddyC, hatzofff, Snickersallan and Grannysmith1947.

Today we are also in the company of Muff1 and Hans and Linda.

Log signed and cache replaced as found on February 5, 2022. TFTC, alex

Today a small group - RoddyC, Hatzoff, Snickersalken, GrannySmith1947, HansandLinda started our journey of finding caches along the On Your Bike series.
There was loads of running, laughing, dust, flys etc. Brisa5 kindly came out to help us with his7 meter ladder to do the T5's. Unfortunatley someone has been through and lowered the caches and we really could have done these caches without the ladder. A phone call to the owner and up they went to their correct position.
We found all the caches we targeted in this series plus a few odds ones near by.
SL TFTC

Day 27
Camping in Sedan and targeting caches in the area. Today it is the fruit loop.

Caching and travelling with RoddyC, Snickersallan and grannysmith1947. Logs signed as 44 QLD (4 for Qld)


TFTCache alex

TFTC smile 12060 out and about with miss millie geo dog Hatzofff RoddyC and Snickersallan meeting with friends Muff1 Hans and Linda for a great day of caching (doing the Fruit Loop Series) great caches, great day ,good weather, enjoying a trip to South Australia to cache the Bike Series ( get ready to pedal) picking up a few caches on our way
signing as Team 44 Qld
Thank you, alex, for placing this cache for our enjoyment.

First day out caching around Sedan with hatzofff, RoddyC, and grannysmith1947 (logs signed as 44QLD) we were also joined by muff1 and HansandLinda on a lovely summers day.
Most caches found today were well maintained and co-ords spot on. Thank you CO's, a pleasure to visit your caches.

TFTC alex

TFTC alex. We had arrived in Sedan a day early for an attempt at the On Your Bike wherigo. Series. Teaming up with muff1, RoddyC., Hatzoff, Snickersallen and Grannysmith. 1947. We went looking for fruit along this trail.
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Out and about finding some caches around the Swan Reach area today, giving the new TOTT that Santa left under the tree some use. All good at this cache here today.
Find #3371 at 12:22:22 pm on the 27 Dec 2021.
TFTC alex!

In all our travels we would not have even thought to travel to this location.
(Ha Ha). In your dreams, these cachers do.

[:(!] Thanks for an awesome effort.

Devilish

Brilliant and Clever

I like it

Another one off the list

TTBLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH - Alex [^]

As a child, J's family had a pomegranate plant (is it a bush?) in the front garden.
Strange fruit, that one!
TFTC alex.

TFTC

Day 395 ( Sunday 27th ) of our trip. Caching along the way. In Sedan today. Out today to finish the Fruit Loop run. Thanks to Alex for the run. TFTC

This pomegranate is a find!
TFTC

T.F.T.C.

TFTC

A quick find while out caching with Go Grandys.TFTC

Thank you for the cache.

Mrs Kookacrew's dad loved Pomegranate, she could not see what the appeal was. Its a nice tree if the correct one is purchased but the lumpy little seedy inside was not of a great taste.
As children Mrs k's brother and her had much better uses for these pomegranates, well while their dad wasnt around anyway. Cricket, bowls, brandy chasey to name a few, then get rid of the evidence before dad came home. Geez what turds we were haha.
We did discover one way online that might be a nice way to have pomegranate, we do love feta ....INGREDIENTS
1/2 cup pecans
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 (10 ounce) package mixed baby greens
1 pomegranate, peeled and seeds separated (see Note)
1/4 red onion, sliced thin
1 (8 ounce) package crumbled feta cheese
Dressing:
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 lemon, zested and juiced
salt and pepper to taste
Thanks alex for another cache TNLNSL

Heading out to find a few of the power trails between Mannum and Swan Reach. An enjoyable afternoon with some good weather as all caches were found in good condition.

TFTC

Quick find with Erine14 on our geocaching weekend! TFTC!

#20 find for the weekend

A quick find TFTC

Doing these caches on my bike. TFTC. Nice area

Thanks Alex for this cache and the series, great fun on a chilly winters day.

Nice job, thanks

Tftc special 1000th

Another glorious autumn day waiting around for our camper to be fixed. We spied this fruity delight and decided it was just the right thing for us today. Very nice in a salad. Quick find. Tftc

Found 7.4.19

Found 7.4.19

I had planned a big few days of caching in SA so I left work on a Tuesday evening and hit the road from Melbourne. This was my second full day of caching and it started out by completing the rest of the OzMega Signal series that I had made a start on yesterday. After that I did three months of the OTD series and the BMT series. This left me on 172 finds for the day and so I headed here to see if I could notch up the double century before dark. No traffic out here so I had the place to myself to search on almost all occasions. Started at number 35 and made my way in reverse order back towards number 1. Took nothing, left nothing, signed log and visited some trackables. Thanks for the cache and the series alex.

After some numbers before the christmas event so today it was first the Fruit Loop series, then the OTD November series. All targeted caches were found, and, as a bonus, one that was thought to be missing, was also found.
Thanks for the cache and series alex

It's been a while since I have done any of the Fruit Loop series.....today I got to knock off a few more.

What a fabulous day out...so fabulous that we stamped 98% of the logs as "Fabulous Randoms" (the others we wrote our names).

We completed 3 OTD series, picked up the tribute series to the US iconic trails (ET Highway & Route 66) and stopped to find a number of other random caches including ones with high fav points or interesting D/Ts. Over 160 finds - it was worth the 5am start (to try and beat the heat).

Thanks so much for the cache alex! [^]

A decision about a day of caching with Goodlook was orgained in the not so distant past to clean up some caches around swan reach and murray bridge.

A successful with no DNF’s and 165 caches finds, completing 3 on this date (OTD) series and some of the fruit loop with a few trads along the way.

Majority if the log books were stamped with FABULOUS RAMDOMS and 5 or 6 we wrote our individual caching names in.

TFTC

Spotted from car TFTC

So back on the trail after doing some of the August OTD series TFTC! Lots of fruits I have never heard of, great loop wish I was walking not driving

The trail has a very large amount of caches that need replacement, cracked or missing lids.
out with rod81w and allister w to get all the hidden creatures souvenirs in one calendar day ( 100 caches ) and also get all 7 container types in one calendar day. we got 147 caches found and 1 dnf.

Out caching with sir_spectre and Rod81w for a days caching to get enough finds for all the mythical creatures souvenirs. TFTC

Out with Sir_Spectre and Allister W hitting the trails and gathering enough caches in 1 day to capture the mythical creatures souvenirs

Tftc alex

Cache replaced.

Whole series maintenance visit this coming weekend.

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This cache is carrying a maintenance log which really does need to be addressed by the cache owner.

The guidelines advise that the CO should make regular visits to check on the cache as well as promptly address any logs that indicate that the cache requires some attention. You need to disable the cache if you cannot attend to it promptly - I have disabled it this time.

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A rare day with no plans, no kids and a full tank of petrol so what else would we do but hit some cache trails. We rediscovered out Torago van is not a 4wd and does not like bumpy roads or loose sandy patches but we did love the wildlife, never seen so many kangaroos on the roads.
a lot of the cache containers have cracked broken lids, but the logs are dry unless stated. TFTC

log book a bit wet

Gotcha !!! TFTC

First for the day out here in the Bush on Easter Sunday. Found with superman_22

Some of these need maintenance

Easter Day find with Northstar76

Another easy find for experienced geocacher spotting Gz from the car. Logbook wet TFTC

Tftc found after a weekend getaway nearby

Out today dodging the rain and after some fruit salad. I have never heard of some of theses fruits. I must have led a very sheltered lifestyle. Some of the fruit is missing and some of the containers are showing signs of weathering. TFTC.

TheCatBandit family day out doing OTD aug series & the Fruit loop series and a couple others along the way brilliant day had a blast TFTC and Thank you for bringing us here with a car full of little fruit flies we thought this series was fitting only problem we all felt like fruit salad and icecream after talking about all the yummy fruit

We love eating lots of different kinds of fruit, so decided to fill in some more smileys along this fruit series. The only ones which we looked for and were a bit more difficult to find, were those that we found away from the point which our GPS said was GZ.

The log was very soggy in this cache and we were only able to make an indent in the wet paper to mark our find.

Otherwise we enjoyed this series and thank alex for putting out these caches.

This geocacher reported that there is a problem with this cache.

Had never eaten pomegranate until I was an adult. We didn't really know what bits to eat or how to eat then when we came across them as kids - we just threw them at each other! Cache #2657.

Out for an afternoon drive with Jack in the nice warm last day of summer!
Despite the heat, was determined to finish the fruit loop today.
Had done the other side a few months back.
Caches all found, in varying condition. Several appeared to be almost new
throw down caches, almost new sistema replacements, and unpainted mint tins.
Others were originals, with very full log books.
A couple, particularly the cemetery one, had broken lids, but were dry anyway.
A good fun series, thanks for the reason to drive out here.

Pomegranates feature in the bible and other ancient texts as a symbol of fertility,
due to the plentiful seeds inside

TFTC alex

Heading home from the day at Roonka with clare007...we wanted to complete the Fruit Loops series that we started at the same time last year...mission accomplished...TFTC alex

As we were out this way for the Roonka event, hevwalker & I decided to complete the rest of the series.
A nice day to be caching out in the backblocks, another series crossed of the list.
Thanks for the series alex

***Found whilst House Sitting in Mannum**

*Found with Tomboy, KiwiOzzie and AnyMules*...

A great day to be out and about. Shared many laughs, some jokes and created some fond memories. A nice quick find was made... The goal today was for the others to find 100+ caches for the day (which they did)...
Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment alex... Replaced this container with permission from the CO...

Took: Nothing
Left: Nothing
Stamped log...

**#9475**

1746
Found while out Caching with Snap Happy, AnyMules and KiwiOzzie...A great day was had with lots of laughs, antics and inuendo... pretty normal for us.
Thanks alex for placing and maintaining this Cache

AnyMules, Tomboy, SnapHappy and I decided to go for a wee drive and have a day of caching. We wanted to do the Fruit Loop series as well as others in the area. All up I got 112 smilies for the day (the most I've done in one day), We had a great day with lots of fun and laughter TFTC 2/01/2017 7:18 pm Find #1824

Found on a day caching with Snap Happy, TomBoy and KiwiOzzie.

Snap Happy replaced the container on this one and we added a new log book too.

Thanks for the cache alex. Found on 2 January 2017 at 7:20 pm. Find #3657.

Sorry , "Generic Log"

Out today with The SA Sewer Rats with the main plan of finding all the caches in this series. Although a number of the caches were in good condition there were many that were so badly damaged that they were difficult to log. We replaced quite a few but unfortunately we only had a limited supply of containers. There were many who's log book was totally soaked, containers broken and/or missing. One with just a log book and pencil under a rock. There were one or two interesting containers and some that had been replaced at some stage according to the previous finder. We did however enjoy the series and hope that it is repaired back to original. We found the last one with its contents scattered nearby so repaired the best we could. TFT series Alex and hope it stays active for others.

Am staying in Mannum for a few days and decided I would come and tackle the Fruit Loop series today. I decided to start at the beginning and work my way around.

I had fun driving on the different roads, some very sandy, some rocky and some very nice gravel.

Finding the caches was fun too, never knowing what to expect, but I was disappointed that so many of the containers were broken or filled with water and log books soaked. I replaced a couple of logs, but could not do anything about the containers!! Also between 35 and 41 there had been a lot of water come through with all the rains we have had and I think a couple of those may have been washed away. [?]

All up I had 49 finds with 6 DNF's.

Found the container which is broken, the cache was full of water and the log was mush. Couldn't sign this one but have a photo.

Thanks for the cache and series alex.

Had wanted to do this series for some time so planned to do it on a long weekend and when we could get through Oakbank without too many hassles. Didn't get away quite as early as planned, but that happens. Sorry for the generic log. We usually try to write individual logs but there are just too many and often not a lot to say.
Parts of this trail were a nice drive but we do get bored with power trails. Our day was nearly spoiled with a starter motor issue but managed to continue. A lot of the caches are in need of maintenance. Thanks for the numbers Alex.

A number of caches had broken lids or containers due to brittle plastic and sun exposure.

Staying in the Mannum area and headed off to cache the surrounding areas and do some power trails. I started with the Fruit Loop trail and then the OTD August trail and then anything in between. I found a variety of different caches and this was one of them. Thanks to all the CO's for placing the caches.

Once the log was signed all was returned as found.

My apologies for the generic logs.

TFTC alex

Found and SL. The lid is cracked and could do with replacing. Sorry we didn't have a replacement. I think the contents will get very wet come winter..... completing this trail with the.bakers.

Spent a day out geocaching with the Family4p husband and kid free so we know it was going to be an enjoyable one!!
Thankyou for placing this trail for us to find and have fun with!!

Completed the series today starting at #1 and working anti-clockwise. Very sandy and loose on the downhill section from Black Hill which was rather touch and go in the 2wd, pretty sure I would of got stuck if I was headed (uphill) in the other direction. Lots of kangaroos resting in the bushes along Sleeper Track (well named) which headed off in all directions as I made my way along there. A most enjoyable series and many thanks for placing, and maintaining all the caches involved.

What better way to blow out Christmas than to spend a lovely day caching? The plan was to tackle "Fruit Loop" and a few others in that area.
The others done now to the "Fruit Loop", starting at FL #25.
Cache all good
TNLN
TFTC

Decided to complete this series after work, TFTC

Finishing off the series after work, nearly there. TFTC.

In the back lots of Mt Pleasant and Black Hill today with Debandy culling some of the out of control feral cache that are springing up all over the place around here. A great day out with a 100% of the cache looked for found.

Thanks for the cache!

Had a day off work so what better way to spend it than caching with Cows With Guns.
Thanks for the cache.

Found by The Empire
Day 3 of my Victorian SA Invasion. I headed out to finish the Fruit Loops series I started yesterday afternoon, starting at about 10:30am, I was finished by midday. On my way to 7,000 finds, I enjoyed this part of the state. Some of these caches were harder than others, plenty of animals on the way too - Kangaroos, cows, sheep, even some goats and alpacas! Thanks again, for the cache, and the series alex.
- M

Fabulous and fun day of caching in the sun with The Shattells, Young Einsteins and sa parrot head around Mt Torrens, Tungkillo and Cambria today. Early start in the misty morning and last find as the sun set...300kms and around 150 caches found. what a lovely drive it was tftc

Starting at the dark hour of 7:30 am Theshattells, SA Parrotheads, Young Einstein's and H.7 were out to claim some smiley's. So on a beautiful sunny winters day we headed out to Palmer and hit the OTD series there then one to doctor's owls BMT series and then to finished the rest of the Fruit Loop series. Then to cambrai to have a much need snack and drink break during which Mr Parrot Head announces that it is still early so lets hit the two OTD trails near Mt Torrens. The last cache was found after the sun had well and truly gone down. Many trees were climbed by Mr Parrot Head and lots of logs were signed.

Thank you alex

Fabulous and fun day of caching in the sun with The Shattells, Young Einsteins and H.7 around Mt Torrens, Tungkillo and Cambria today. Early start in the misty morning and last find as the sun set...300kms and around 150 caches found

Quick find while out and about with TheKellyGang (geodad) tftc great day to go caching.

Woke up and said to geo daughter what a great day for caching so sent geo wife off to work loaded gps load geo lux and off we went on a tour of Barossa & Murray lands sorry for generic logs TFTC

A day out geocaching with the geokids nice easy find TFTC

Out for a weekend of caching and camping, with our sights set on collecting the whole Fruit Loop Trail :c) The weather was perfect, not too hot, luckily keeping the snakes away. This is such a nice country drive, giving us the oppurtunity to get away from the urban caches and stumble across beautiful areas off the main road. Thanks for placing this trail alex :c) There are so many kangaroos along this stretch!! TFTC!!

Easy find with GeoVon and GeoKat! TFTC

Another fruit loop cache ticked off.
TFTC. TNLNSL

found it

This is a series I could relate to being a fruit and vegetable technologist all my working life (now retired). I've tried most of the fruits mentioned except for some of the more exotic tropical fruits from Indonesia.

The series took me and my magna along some interesting tracks and corrugated roads.

.Most of the caches were in good condition. I did note that number 19 had several DNF's. After a good search I took the view it was missing and replaced the cache with a film canister.

I saw some kangaroos and black kites as I drove the circuit.

The 40 degree + temperature started to get a bit uncomfortable so I decided to stop at number 37. I'll return to finish off the series when it's cooler.

Thanks for the series Alex.

The Fruit Loop has been on our "to do" list since the series was first published. After reading many of the logs, we were a little apprehensive about sections of the road and we were unsure if the challenge would be too much for a low clearance 2WD Ford Focus.

Today the Fruit Loop was our main target. We started at the middle of the northern section and worked clockwise. The first section of the road was good but the first half of the eastern section was very poor - rough, loose sand and higher road crown challenged our resolve but with care and at very reduced speed, we were able to get through. The remainder of the roads for the loop for also in reasonable to very good condition. We were lucky that there hadn't been any recent rains to make the roads slippery and boggy but we could see the potential for this to happen.

This was an easy find because the cache was out in the open, but about 2m onto private land. We retrieved the cache with a long broken branch. The cache and contents were in good condition. We then hid the cache in a often used hide very close to where our GPS indicated that GZ should be located. Thanks for the cache alex.

Making up time again. TFTC

Have finished around Murray Bridge and left Victor Harbour this morning. Now on our way north through the hills for this series, back to the Riverlands tonight, and then east.

This loop was always on the list as we planned this trip, and we're glad it stayed there. A great PT with no traffic, simple but safe hides (except for that one in the prickle bush!) and good containers and logbooks. We'd left our run a bit late and the sun went down half way around, so we got to enjoy the sunset and complete it with head torches. Heard of most of the fruit names, but had a few there we'd never heard of. Something to look for on the next trip to the markets!

Appreciate the big effort to lay and maintain the series. Thanks alex.

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When winglen and I started looking at a fourth odyssey to SA (read shameless numbers run) this series was put on the list to do. And it stayed there.

We were making our way to Monash after starting at Victor Harbour so coming to the end of a long day- sort of. We were hoping to make Monash before 8:00pm but as we started this at around 5:00pm that was always going to be tight and in the end we missed the pub meal by half an hour.

Amazingly we did not see one other car on the road in this area in the whole time we were out there.

Lots of effort has gone into the hides and we really appreciated that effort and the hides - even toward the end as we were plowing uphill in the dark.....

Apologies for the generic logs.

Thanks for the cache [blue]alex[/blue] and the series.[/green][/center]

Fantastic series. The Elf is on camp and so I had the day to MYSELF! Loaded GPS and loaded Geopup in the car and off we went. A great series, interesting and fun and some wonderful hides in great countryside. Thanksalex

This entry was edited by The Silver Snitch on Thursday, 03 July 2014 at 15:12:29 UTC.

Found on a perfect Winters day for caching ... Sorry for generic logs. Our GPS had us out by anywhere up to 50m on some caches - Lovely part of the world! TFTC