Ahoy there Hoover! Ngunnawal, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
By
LisetteR73 on 15-Jun-16. Waypoint GC6KR31
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I am regretfully archiving this cache since unfortunately there has been no action to restore it, or any communication from the cache owner, Princess_Bogan, requesting additional time.
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Unfortunately the home of this cache has been removed. New location to be scoped out soon.
I was antsy to get out of the house, after a light meal there was still an hour of sunlight left and I made a move and went out with Hoppy.
There was nothing on the object and I had a pretty good idea what I was looking for. Searched 5 minutes all over and looked around the geound just in case. It might have gone missing.
There was nothing on the object and I had a pretty good idea what I was looking for. Searched 5 minutes all over and looked around the geound just in case. It might have gone missing.
Over from Adelaide to see the inlaws celebrate Cachemas day in a few days time. Log book full, unable to sign it.
Found with Nissan 65. Headed up last night from the south coast for a few days caching. Thanku for the cache.
Bahahhaha gotcha little fella! Out with Gliss! on a bit of a night hike. So great to enjoy the views and stretch the legs. Thanks for the cache!
What a great view - perfect cache for my last jewel souvenir (I think it’s the last) tftc
#7085. I flew over to Australia on Sunday and spent several days in Sydney. Now I have driven over to the ACT (the challenge capital down under). I love challenge caches and once I saw how many were set up in ACT I booked three nights of accommodation to ensure I had enough time to grab them all. I am then heading to the Wollongong Mega event on Saturday. Picking up a few traditional caches close to the Challenge series.
Nice quick find here. Signed the logbook and replaced the cache as found. As always they take longer to put the log back than they do to find. Thanks LisetteR73 for the cache. Greetings from New Zealand.
Nice quick find here. Signed the logbook and replaced the cache as found. As always they take longer to put the log back than they do to find. Thanks LisetteR73 for the cache. Greetings from New Zealand.
Out for a bike ride and found this one. Hard find but definitely very clever. TFTC
Day Thirteen in Queanbeyan.
BettyBoo3747 and I listed the UGC series for a lot of to'ing and fro'ing around the Northern Suburbs today (can't they build a straight street in the ACT?). We also collected a few trads for our Mapping.
We took out morning tea out to this seat, and enjoyed the cache.
Thanks, Robmc.
BettyBoo3747 and I listed the UGC series for a lot of to'ing and fro'ing around the Northern Suburbs today (can't they build a straight street in the ACT?). We also collected a few trads for our Mapping.
We took out morning tea out to this seat, and enjoyed the cache.
Thanks, Robmc.
#15798. Day 13 of our 2 weeks holiday in the ACT and surrounds. We are staying at Carwoola.
Up and at 'em early again today. When is this going to end? Off to do the UGC Series in the northern suburbs. I think I have seen enough of these streets in these suburbs over several hours. More than enough zigging and zagging (even though we had a list of order to make things easier). It didn't help that our GPSrs don't have a lot of the new streets in these new suburbs so lots of referring to the phone as well today. Canberra will forever be known in my head as Bison City. Quite worn out from bison hunting since we arrived for the Mega.
This was our morning tea stop just before 11.00am. From the hint and other logs I had a fair idea what this was going to be. We found a bright green one just the other day. All good with cache and contents here today.
Thanks Princess_Bogan
Up and at 'em early again today. When is this going to end? Off to do the UGC Series in the northern suburbs. I think I have seen enough of these streets in these suburbs over several hours. More than enough zigging and zagging (even though we had a list of order to make things easier). It didn't help that our GPSrs don't have a lot of the new streets in these new suburbs so lots of referring to the phone as well today. Canberra will forever be known in my head as Bison City. Quite worn out from bison hunting since we arrived for the Mega.
This was our morning tea stop just before 11.00am. From the hint and other logs I had a fair idea what this was going to be. We found a bright green one just the other day. All good with cache and contents here today.
Thanks Princess_Bogan
Nice views from here back over Canberra .
Sneaky hide as well .
Many thanks to LisetteR73.
Sneaky hide as well .
Many thanks to LisetteR73.
A quick trip to Canberra and we picked up a couple of caches while here. This was one of . TFTC
With BomEm on a caching walk around my new digs.
Had to wait for muggle at GZ to vacate before we could hone in to the cache.
After a quick look in some likely places, cache wassoon in hand.
Nice hide.
Had to wait for muggle at GZ to vacate before we could hone in to the cache.
After a quick look in some likely places, cache wassoon in hand.
Nice hide.
Exploring a new area with a dear friend. Had to wait for a muggle to depart with her cute puppy. TFTC
Out caching with Joolay and Kittykatch this afternoon in the hope of claiming some D/Ts to fill in gaps. No such luck but found some caches. TFTC SL
Found with Smittengranny and Kittykatch on a rather warm day out and about. Trying to pick up a few before it gets too hot. TFTC
Signed PB here. Very funny container. Second of its type I've found. The other on the Southside. Tftc.
Love it. Our first of its kind and found by my eldest. Really need some tweezers in the gc bag.
Despite the freezing cold night, I had collected a nearby cache and decided to just get another. What a crazy fool am I! So I walked down from the hill and found gz. One look and I guessed what type of cache this one might be. I began my search, flashing my torch all over: up, down and all around. I soon had the cache in hand and what a "nice" surprise. I hadn't seen one of these in the wild yet but I had seen pictures. Of course, the real difficulty with these is getting the log out. I'm glad I brought my tweezers tonight. I signed the log SchM. And I think I may have written 30/8 as the date. It seems I'm a day behind! TFTC
I'm nicely retired. My lady still works and her kids are back at school. So I have time during the week for caching, and to keep up my daily fix of caches, for my 365- and 366- day challenges, and for sanity.
What a day. I’ve delivered my lady to work and her kids to child care. I’ve loaded up the GeoSchnauzers and headed for the northside, to see my ex-work mate for brunch. We’ve had a good brunch and catch-up, and now I’m off caching. It ended up a good day, with four finds and five of the UGC series found and signed off as notes, together with several walks for the GeoPuppies. This is our last find. I was going to walk up here from Crazy Critter 6 down the hill, but the wind was very cold, and even the low-slung dogs in their fur coats were unhappy. So I decided to leave this one, but as we were driving off, the sun came out, so we parked on the street at about the level of this cache, and the dogs and I walked to it, and quickly found it. Cunning. TFTC.
I’ve been reading DarkSideDan’s logs. I’ve found out about the Author Badge for getting an average one hundred words per log. I usually do decentish logs (in size anyway), so I looked up my stats and found my average log size is 98 words (now 99 according to Project GC) . I don’t know how they do the rounding, so I’ll assume the worst, and say I have 3 words (now 2) per log to make up. That’s around 8000 words, giving a generous allowance for notes, DNFs, problem logs etc. Hopefully I can do that by the end of the year. I might even write a program to calculate my average myself ….
What a day. I’ve delivered my lady to work and her kids to child care. I’ve loaded up the GeoSchnauzers and headed for the northside, to see my ex-work mate for brunch. We’ve had a good brunch and catch-up, and now I’m off caching. It ended up a good day, with four finds and five of the UGC series found and signed off as notes, together with several walks for the GeoPuppies. This is our last find. I was going to walk up here from Crazy Critter 6 down the hill, but the wind was very cold, and even the low-slung dogs in their fur coats were unhappy. So I decided to leave this one, but as we were driving off, the sun came out, so we parked on the street at about the level of this cache, and the dogs and I walked to it, and quickly found it. Cunning. TFTC.
I’ve been reading DarkSideDan’s logs. I’ve found out about the Author Badge for getting an average one hundred words per log. I usually do decentish logs (in size anyway), so I looked up my stats and found my average log size is 98 words (now 99 according to Project GC) . I don’t know how they do the rounding, so I’ll assume the worst, and say I have 3 words (now 2) per log to make up. That’s around 8000 words, giving a generous allowance for notes, DNFs, problem logs etc. Hopefully I can do that by the end of the year. I might even write a program to calculate my average myself ….
13 May 2018
Found with AlphaDeltaIndigo, Brewmaker and The Bebes.
I have been working towards a self imposed target, with the goal of the upcoming Giga
Event in Cincinnati OH to be my 4,000th milestone. Needing in excess of 200 caches before I fly out to the United States of America in just over a week’s time, I hatched a plan to spend a weekend in our Nation’s Capital to help me reach the required number. I floated the idea out to a few geo-buddies and there was immediate interest, so we made the necessary arrangements and were eager to get going.
It was an early morning start on the Friday. I picked up The Bebes on the way through and we swung by the newly published ‘Whites Creek Wetlands’ Earth Cache (GC7MW51) in Annandale for a quick First To Find to start the trip on a positive note. Continuing on to Brewmaker’s, we hopped in the Brew-mobile, with the bikes on the back, and hit the road towards Canberra. The main target for the first day was to complete the section of the Canberra Centenary Trail (CCT) from Hall to Bonner. It was cold, windy and a little wet, but the mountain bikes ate up the trail and the riders conquered the mountain. In the evening, AlphaDeltaIndigo bused in from Sydney and we relaxed in the warmth of a pub to watch a thrilling Swans victory on the big screen.
The Saturday was almost as full on but the riding was a little easier than the first day. We cycled the length of the Majura Cycleway series and back again, in similar weather conditions, picking up as many caches as we could along the way. After a surprisingly good dinner at a veggo restaurant in Dickson, we continued driving around town to finish up a long day with some more finds.
We woke on our final day of the trip to sunshine and slightly warmer weather. The main objective for the Sunday was to complete as many caches of the University of Geocaching Canberra (UGC) series as we could, as well as others in that area. We struggled on a few (and had to log a Did Not Find on some) but otherwise did well in making a dent in the series. On the way back to Sydney in the evening, we made pit stops in Penrose and Pheasants Nest.
A fun and successful weekend caching with great company. Thanks For The Caches to the respective Cache Owners.
“JordsAU
Found with AlphaDeltaIndigo, Brewmaker and The Bebes.
I have been working towards a self imposed target, with the goal of the upcoming Giga
Event in Cincinnati OH to be my 4,000th milestone. Needing in excess of 200 caches before I fly out to the United States of America in just over a week’s time, I hatched a plan to spend a weekend in our Nation’s Capital to help me reach the required number. I floated the idea out to a few geo-buddies and there was immediate interest, so we made the necessary arrangements and were eager to get going.
It was an early morning start on the Friday. I picked up The Bebes on the way through and we swung by the newly published ‘Whites Creek Wetlands’ Earth Cache (GC7MW51) in Annandale for a quick First To Find to start the trip on a positive note. Continuing on to Brewmaker’s, we hopped in the Brew-mobile, with the bikes on the back, and hit the road towards Canberra. The main target for the first day was to complete the section of the Canberra Centenary Trail (CCT) from Hall to Bonner. It was cold, windy and a little wet, but the mountain bikes ate up the trail and the riders conquered the mountain. In the evening, AlphaDeltaIndigo bused in from Sydney and we relaxed in the warmth of a pub to watch a thrilling Swans victory on the big screen.
The Saturday was almost as full on but the riding was a little easier than the first day. We cycled the length of the Majura Cycleway series and back again, in similar weather conditions, picking up as many caches as we could along the way. After a surprisingly good dinner at a veggo restaurant in Dickson, we continued driving around town to finish up a long day with some more finds.
We woke on our final day of the trip to sunshine and slightly warmer weather. The main objective for the Sunday was to complete as many caches of the University of Geocaching Canberra (UGC) series as we could, as well as others in that area. We struggled on a few (and had to log a Did Not Find on some) but otherwise did well in making a dent in the series. On the way back to Sydney in the evening, we made pit stops in Penrose and Pheasants Nest.
A fun and successful weekend caching with great company. Thanks For The Caches to the respective Cache Owners.
“JordsAU
Day 3 of our weekend in Canberra to clear out some of the trails and series. OCW The Bebes, AlphaDeltaIndigo and JordsAU using cycles as our mode of transport. But today we used the Brewmobile as we attempted to grab as many of the UGC series as we could plus any trads/puzzles/multis aong the route. Some great hides and interesting views along the way of the ever-expanding Canberra. Thanks to all the COs for placing these hides. TFTC
That was a fake yuk!
That was a fake yuk!
13 May 2018 @ 12:47 pm
Caching buddies: The Bebes, Brewmaker and JordsAu
One of the pictures in the gallery have away what we were to look for. Quick find after that!
TFTC LisetteR73
Caching buddies: The Bebes, Brewmaker and JordsAu
One of the pictures in the gallery have away what we were to look for. Quick find after that!
TFTC LisetteR73
OCW AlphaDeltaIndigo, Brewmaker and JordsAU.
Our third and final day in Canberra before heading back to Sydney. In the Brewmobile today we hoped to pick up as many of the UGC series as we had time for, plus any other hides nearby.
A nice place to sit and rest and a quick find once we knew what we were looking for. It's a while since I've since one like this
TFTC
Our third and final day in Canberra before heading back to Sydney. In the Brewmobile today we hoped to pick up as many of the UGC series as we had time for, plus any other hides nearby.
A nice place to sit and rest and a quick find once we knew what we were looking for. It's a while since I've since one like this
TFTC
Decided to go for a walk after work. This is going to be a great area for exercising once it's fully developed. St the moment though the area has yet to establish gardens and finish building.
This was a very quick find. It stands out so I'm not sure that someone before me has put it back in the right place.
Unfortunately my pen chose to run out here to. Photo attached.
Found in good condition
Tftc
This was a very quick find. It stands out so I'm not sure that someone before me has put it back in the right place.
Unfortunately my pen chose to run out here to. Photo attached.
Found in good condition
Tftc
I needed some quiet time today, so off i went on a caching run.
Still not sure how far i plan on going today.
Thanks for the cache.
Still not sure how far i plan on going today.
Thanks for the cache.
F(H)ound It! #2462 @ 3:45 PM
I searched all over the pristine GZ for something disgusting but it was sparkling clean. I thought perhaps I had the wrong thing in mind when I suddenly found it lying on the ground. Placed it according to coords and then stopped awhile to contemplate and admire the view.
Thanks for the cache LisetteR73
Ridgeo-pup pic attached:
I searched all over the pristine GZ for something disgusting but it was sparkling clean. I thought perhaps I had the wrong thing in mind when I suddenly found it lying on the ground. Placed it according to coords and then stopped awhile to contemplate and admire the view.
Thanks for the cache LisetteR73
Ridgeo-pup pic attached:
A nice spot to take in the views. We had the place all to ourselves and make a quick find. Thanks LisetteR73
Came to Gungahlin on this reasonably hot day on a mission - a mission to go on a drive in my air conditioned car and to find a major portion of the UGC caches that I was applicable for! After parking near the path, I dashed across the field towards GZ for a very quick find - familar container, but definately a classic! Lovely views of the developing landscape! TFTC LisetteR73!
A hot Saturday at the beginning of the Christmas break and the only sensible thing to do was get on the bike and find geocaches. But where? A lot of staring at the geomap and a circuit through the edge of Nicholls, the top corner of Ngunnawal, the north-east of Moncrieff and most of Casey emerged.
A cute little cache after taking the slightly longer way to avoid the savagely barking dog on the other path. Easily found, but not by sight, so only realised the trick afterwards. Luckily I had brought my log retrieval device this time, so avoiding the hassles of a couple of recent, similar ones. TNLNSL TFTC
Random draft (but appropriate) log word for this cache: Capital
A cute little cache after taking the slightly longer way to avoid the savagely barking dog on the other path. Easily found, but not by sight, so only realised the trick afterwards. Luckily I had brought my log retrieval device this time, so avoiding the hassles of a couple of recent, similar ones. TNLNSL TFTC
Random draft (but appropriate) log word for this cache: Capital
Headed out with AngelG27 for a quick 30 min drive around on a chilly afternoon. It was especially cold at GZ today, the wind was freezing up there!! TFTC
Cache 2955 on 16/9/17
Geodaughter needed an haircut up Gungahlin way, so after she was dropped off, SleepySnowLeopard and I headed a little further north to grab a few more caches today after my mini mission this morning. This was a quick find , but glad it was fake disgusting!
Thanks Princess_Bogan for the cache!
Geodaughter needed an haircut up Gungahlin way, so after she was dropped off, SleepySnowLeopard and I headed a little further north to grab a few more caches today after my mini mission this morning. This was a quick find , but glad it was fake disgusting!
Thanks Princess_Bogan for the cache!
Signed the logbook 11* because the pen I had would not write on the log. Thanks for sharing. Looks real.
#3332 A quick find to fill a geo-calendar hole. Previously a DNF, I returned today right on lunchtime to make the find. Actually it was in the first place I felt. Most satisfactory, but glad I could not see it.
TFTC LR73
TFTC LR73
Thursday 20 July 2017 - a sunny crisp bitter blowy Winter's afternoon barely reaching 10 celcius finding 6 from 6 caches. Nice walk. Quick and easy find. TFTC LisetteR73.
Found this with Trodectus and Goldenwattle.
Thanks For The Cache Princess_Bogan and LisetteR73
Thanks For The Cache Princess_Bogan and LisetteR73
Returned today with Trodectus and Decypter and we made a quick find. Thank you for replacing the missing cache. It was the cache that I had imagined it might be. Nice to change 
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. TFTC Princess_Bogan.
to . TFTC Princess_Bogan.I was out for an afternoon around Gungahlin with Goldenwattle and Decrypter.
The sun had set and it was getting cold. Once at GZ though we soon had CIH. TFTC.
The sun had set and it was getting cold. Once at GZ though we soon had CIH. TFTC.
Out for a spot of night-caching with my fellow owl CBRChic. Tonight we hit some new local caches in Gungahlin. IT was pretty cool out tonight, the car was saying 8C but there was a slight breeze to make it seem a bit cooler. There was a full moon tonight which made navigation just a bit easier.
Couldn't find this one.
Thanks anyway Princess_Bogan
Couldn't find this one.
Thanks anyway Princess_Bogan
DNF. My Garmin led me to a seat. I guessed it might be a 'chewable' nano, I looked the seat over, but I wasn't in the 'pink' (still guessing about the cache), as I didn't find any type of cache. Still thinking about the hint, I picked up a stick and poked a lump of dog deposit. Nope, that was real. Gave up and drove off to the next cache.
Out with dty73 and made the night time walk from the car parked nearby to this location. A nice warm night to be out with a convenient location to sit and enjoy the night time views. TFTC.
For some reason I was expecting a fake dog poo, but that wasn't what it was at all...
Down from the Shire and out on a local geomission with my sister, specimenX
All up made 26 finds and only 1 DNF due to possibly being muggled. Brilliant weather and good placements made for a great few hours of caching.
Thanks to all the cacheowners
All up made 26 finds and only 1 DNF due to possibly being muggled. Brilliant weather and good placements made for a great few hours of caching.
Thanks to all the cacheowners
Out and about with the geobro, goldfinger777, on a local caching run.
Walked up from the car and made the easy but disgusting find
Took a seat to sign the log. Lots of development happening in this suburb-there where tradies everywhere! But none anywhere this cache as it is safely well enough away! [^]
Thanks for the hide, LisetteR73
Walked up from the car and made the easy but disgusting find
Took a seat to sign the log. Lots of development happening in this suburb-there where tradies everywhere! But none anywhere this cache as it is safely well enough away! [^]Thanks for the hide, LisetteR73
3 of 5 found on a Sunday stroll/scoot with the geokid...kid found this one, she liked the container TFTC
TFTC5155. A nice quick find as I pondered how this was an interesting spot for this type of structure.
TFTC.
TFTC.
5:40pm 10/10 - Glad that the micro was hidden here and not in the other possible hide spot nearby - a micro there would have been hell. Also a strange place for this type of container.
TFTC LisetteR73
TFTC LisetteR73
Found with ACTchil while taking koda the geodog for a walk on this windy publuc holiday. Tftc
found this with Darzee Di and Koda the geodog on a windy day but needed to get outside after so muc rain. tftc LisetteR73
The week has eventually ended and although it was a bit wet I headed north to get one cache before giving in to the weather. I am happy to see this was replaced and hidden as I had expected.
Thanks.
21716.1 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2010 Snake Hex A#171
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Thanks.
21716.1 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2010 Snake Hex A#171
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11790. Found this evening by torchlight.
I was in the area and wanted to grab a cache. I saw this one was nearby so I parked on the street and walked up to the top with my torch for a search. Went from one end to the other and spotted a familiar hide - nice ! Signed the log, returned the cache, and headed back to the car and home.
Thanks for another one LisetteR73 !!
TNLN - TFTC !!
I was in the area and wanted to grab a cache. I saw this one was nearby so I parked on the street and walked up to the top with my torch for a search. Went from one end to the other and spotted a familiar hide - nice ! Signed the log, returned the cache, and headed back to the car and home.
Thanks for another one LisetteR73 !!
TNLN - TFTC !!
Spotted bet quickly. This looks like a nice area, pity about the bitter wind today.
#4797 - 16:00; After racking up a DNF on a cache near the Tuggeranong Town Centre for the second time, I managed to collect a few caches around Conder. I'd seen this one reactivated a couple of days ago, so decided to swing past on the way home, to get it off the top of my closest to home list. Once at GZ, I had a quick find and signed the new log in top spot. Second one of these today! TFTC LisetteR73
I went looking for this one and it does look like it has been muggled. I'm temporarily disabling it while I await a replacement. Would like to try the same style again.
Headed out to grab my cache for the day, but by the time I arrived it was windy and drizzling thus quite miserable. Had a good look around the object and given the hint was fairly sure of what to look for, but couldn't find it.
I had a good look here with no luck then read the logs and moved on.
Thanks.
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Thanks.
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I was out on an errand nearby and stopped past this one. Started the search in the wrong spot, but soon homed in on the correct GZ. Nothing. Tried a PAF and despite explicit information, still came up empty handed. I suspect this one may have gone for a walk, so CO may want to check on it
After caching along the Barton Highway and Wallaroo Road headed over to Casey to find a few more caches on the way home. The difficult part was my GPS has old maps and none of these roads are displayed on it.
This was an easy find as it was out in the open. I put it back where I think it was meant to be. TFTC.
This was an easy find as it was out in the open. I put it back where I think it was meant to be. TFTC.
Parked the car at a new hose site and set off for a few caches in the general area. This was the first stop and the cache was soon in hand....then I sat and watch the nearby workers while signing the log. From here, it was across the creek and off for the next 4.
Thanks again LisetteR73......
Thanks again LisetteR73......
Last cache for the day! When this was published I was all cozy at home and it was a ridiculous hour. Add this to the 15 minute drive and I thought I would just leave it for someone else 
I noticed it on my map today after a day of geocaching and realised I had completely forgot about it! I was thinking "why is there an unfound traditional here!?" and thought I had missed a log before I remembered.
So off I went with ambi666, and I made a quick find in the cold. There were not too many places to hide a cache here, but it fits perfectly! I think it is a great hide for the location
TFTC LisetteR73
I noticed it on my map today after a day of geocaching and realised I had completely forgot about it! I was thinking "why is there an unfound traditional here!?" and thought I had missed a log before I remembered.
So off I went with ambi666, and I made a quick find in the cold. There were not too many places to hide a cache here, but it fits perfectly! I think it is a great hide for the location
TFTC LisetteR73
