GV2020 - Fleurieu Peninsula to Millicent Port Elliot, South Australia, Australia
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GeoVenture2020 on 14-Jul-19. Waypoint GC8AR3J
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Logs
GV2020 - Fleurieu Peninsula to Millicent was transferred from GeocachingSA to user GeoSA_Hides
Its in really bad condition. No lid the log is completely destroyed just looks like a piece of rubbish.
Travelling with iluvtrekking from our home state of WA on a SA caching foray. Staying in beautiful Port Elliot for a few days to cache the area. Heading to Goolwa on a cold blustery day. Thanks for the find. LCNU
Travelling with richlink on our Annual Caravan Geocaching road trip, using geocaching as our guide. Spending the day sightseeing in Victor Harbour on a cold, blustery but dry day. TFTEC, the answers have been submitted. LNCU
We have travelled from Portland Victoria to South Australia and after setting up camp with Pprass at Port Elliot we spent the morning cruising around on the bikes. After some lunch we toured around town collecting some caches along the way. Our first for the day and very close to the showgrounds where we are staying.Thanks for contributing to a fun day out GeocachingSA
Found at 9:16 AM GAFF5 in the company of The Morris.On our way on our bikes from the showgounds where we are cmped to do the sir spectre cache series. A lovely trail and we were very lucky to have a beauriful day - very still and perfect temperature.Cache was found as expected 
Thanks to GeocachingSA
Thanks to GeocachingSADown for a long weekend, took the geodogs for a walk last evening and couldn't find it. Came back this morning, we'd been looking in the wrong area, easy find once in the right area In poor condition, lid snapped and log book wet. TFTC
After a false start the cache was located. Log signed and cache replaced as found.Thanks for the Traditional Cache GeoVenture2020 
Our first cache ever it was easy to find lid was broken tho has given us the want to find more!
Finally found this one after a DNF last year. However it was completely out in the open, damp and container and lid damaged. We may get a chance to replace before we leave. GZ is quite susceptible to flooding so perhaps it should be shifted slightly?
I was so confused and could not find it for ages and I was about to give up then I saw it out of the corner of my eye got berry muddy like berry berry muddy but it was a great cache it’s good to have some in port Elliot cus there’s no that many
A quick stop and walk the dog and find a cache on our way to see friends holidaying on the island, winter caching is not always a great past time down here, so much wind!!
What a drama the GV2020 became with the holdups according to Covid and then the low numbers due to Covid and the lack of interstate and international people due to Covid, funny with all the changes Covid was responsible for its a wonder no one placed a cache in Covids honour.
Thanks for the cache placing and recent replacing by a cacher, Found it, signed it and replaced it.
What a drama the GV2020 became with the holdups according to Covid and then the low numbers due to Covid and the lack of interstate and international people due to Covid, funny with all the changes Covid was responsible for its a wonder no one placed a cache in Covids honour.
Thanks for the cache placing and recent replacing by a cacher, Found it, signed it and replaced it.
Called past for a search during a caching foray from Victor Harbor to Goolwa. Noticed a string of DNF's so decided to make a replacement after the inundation of the wetlands. Thanks for the cache GeoVenture2020!
Looked extensively at the bases of every T tree is placed on the side of a pond is possible that it has been washed away with the recent rains and flooding
Staying at the showgrounds so we came for a stroll to find this cache. It really needs a fresh log. TFTC
It was a great mega. Thanks to all involved! [^][^] Found with 2y 'stassies which added to the fun!!
Thanks to GeoVenture2020 and **clear skies** from TeamAstro. [^] Cache the planet! [^]
On our long, belated way to Millicent we are currently camped in Port Elliot. Grabbed this one as we went into town to get some provisions.
Log is rather full and getting tatty. Could do with a new one.
TFTC
Log is rather full and getting tatty. Could do with a new one.
TFTC
Today we headed to the Victor Harbor, Port Elliott and Goolwa areas for a days caching with Astro. Accurate coordinates led to another quick find. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks GeoVenture2020 for the cache.
A nice detour on the back roads of town here, made my way in and soon found the nicely hidden cache
Today after doing some family stuff together I had a few hours spare to go caching around the local area. So set off and found roughly 20 caches.
Thanks for the cache
Today after doing some family stuff together I had a few hours spare to go caching around the local area. So set off and found roughly 20 caches.
Thanks for the cache
On the hunting trail again with SeasonedBird. I’ll leave the more interesting & detailed log to Mrs Geo (aka: SeasonedBird, Salty Chook, the Old Boiler, Old Chook, Dirty Bird or Angry Bird) because she writes so much more eloquently than I and usually has much more time to do so while I’m driving. It’s a great day for caching. TFTC GeoVenture2020
Find #8708
Find #8708
Found out caching with Wollaston. Lots of very busy bunnies here!
Container condition good
Log condition - poor has been wet and is almost full. No spares on us to help with maintenance.
Thanks to CO’s for taking time to set out and maintain hides and for showing us your very special part of the world
Log signed in first open spot with stamp
TFTC GeoVenture2020
Find # 6279
Container condition good
Log condition - poor has been wet and is almost full. No spares on us to help with maintenance.
Thanks to CO’s for taking time to set out and maintain hides and for showing us your very special part of the world
Log signed in first open spot with stamp
TFTC GeoVenture2020
Find # 6279
I was hoping not to need to go near the disturbed earth, and the multiple hidey holes animals had created. In attempting to find a safe way in, I encountered the remnants of the cache, scattered far and wide. This has been muggled, but thankfully a bit of scrounging around I managed to put it all back together again. The book is worse for wear being out and exposed for so long, but I managed to get my name in the book. You may wish to visit this one and consider some alternatives as someone definitely knows it is there. Thanks for the cache and the ongoing maintenance.
Found this with my wonderful long suffering muggle husband. Lovely open area surrounded by some houses. Easily found. Container looks in good condition but it’s been very wet at some time. Managed to prise the log open and stamped it but really needs some maintenance. TFTC TNLNSL
Today I headed to VH and surrounds for a caching day.
Visitors coming to stay unexpectedly meant some frantic housework before I could leave home (they probably didn’t even notice ) so my 8.30 departure became 10.30 but there was a curry in the slow cooker and my house was the cleanest it’s been in weeks!
My goal had been to find 45 caches sadly this ended up being only 27 finds and 4 dnfs. Had a mint day out though the coast was looking beautiful and there was so much bird life to be seen.
Had a lovely cake and coffee in Goolwa and was please with my haul.
This one was quite manky TFTC
Visitors coming to stay unexpectedly meant some frantic housework before I could leave home (they probably didn’t even notice ) so my 8.30 departure became 10.30 but there was a curry in the slow cooker and my house was the cleanest it’s been in weeks!
My goal had been to find 45 caches sadly this ended up being only 27 finds and 4 dnfs. Had a mint day out though the coast was looking beautiful and there was so much bird life to be seen.
Had a lovely cake and coffee in Goolwa and was please with my haul.
This one was quite manky TFTC
Found this cache which looks to be in great condition, but when I opened it it was completely soaked, I couldn’t write on the logbook due to how wet it was,
This cache definitely needs maintenance
Photo sent to CO for proof of find
Thanks to the GeoVenture2020 committee for putting out this cache
James0116
This cache definitely needs maintenance
Photo sent to CO for proof of find
Thanks to the GeoVenture2020 committee for putting out this cache
James0116
Found this cache which looks to be in great condition, but when I opened it it was completely soaked, I couldn’t write on the logbook due to how wet it was,
This cache definitely needs maintenance
Photo sent to CO for proof of find
Thanks to the GeoVenture2020 committee for putting out this cache
James0116
This cache definitely needs maintenance
Photo sent to CO for proof of find
Thanks to the GeoVenture2020 committee for putting out this cache
James0116
Drove down this way with Purrfect Di & Jack.
Combined a relaxing spa getaway with a bit of caching fun
Found your cache along the way.
A little damp but still here! Let's hope it all goes full steam ahead this october
Appreciation goes to GeoVenture2020 for placing and maintaining this one
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This cache was found and logged using some or all of the resources of GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife), Garmin Montana 750i, Montana 680t, Etrex 35, Samsung S20+, Samsung S9, with Geocaching App, c:Geo, or Geooh Go, and Android Auto and other maps... or sometimes with just plain old dumb luck!
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Stay safe when caching. Watch for snakes, random cliffs, wild goats, bulldust, and lightning,
try not to get tetanus from rusty mint tins... but especially lookout for bugs. [xx(]
Make sure Travel Bugs are the only ones you share and pass on
2020 turned into 2020won, and 2020too is on the way! 2020free should see us through
Still important to observe social distancing when possible, (150 nano caches apart should do it)
Still important to wash your hands (always has been really [:o)]
Still very important to look after each other and take precautions & get checked out for even the tiniest sniffle or cough, or unexpected headache! [8)] [B)]
Still even more important to get some fresh air and exercise while we can, so get out and cache the country!
Thanks so much to all those placing caches out and about away from the city crowds,
keeps our game safe and interesting
[:o)] 
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The three of us are staying nearby and Mr Tardis went for a short drive to find this one. I found the cache in the first place I looked - don't you just love it when that happens.
Looking forward to GV2020 in 20201!
Signed the log. Thanks for the cache GeoVenture2020.
Looking forward to GV2020 in 20201!
Signed the log. Thanks for the cache GeoVenture2020.
With today's weather forecast to be pretty good compared to yesterday we decided to head on out. Weather was okay but pretty choppy still out on the water. Surfers loved it! We managed to grab a few caches out and about.
TFTC
TFTC
So we did it, we took the plunge and early last year made arrangements to sell our little hobby farm in South Gippsland and ‘do a big lap’.
No full lap is complete without a lap of the little island first.
So after tidying up our affairs and putting everything into storage, we celebrated Christmas with our families and hit the road.
We recently spent 7 magnificent weeks in beautiful Tasmania, then we just did a quick trip down the west coast of boring old Victoria, making our way to South Australia, quickly crossing the border before Covid struck Victoria again.
We Looked forward to slowing things down as we spend time in SA with no return date planned. We just spent 20 odd days along the Limestone coast, bagging out on Abalone most days, very few crayfish though
Thanks for being one of the CO’s who supplied us with a cache to do on the way.
TFTC
Nice blocks around here. A quick find once we came from the right approach. Tftc
What a great day, exploring the South Coast.
I did some of these caches whilst running and others whilst exploring the area in my car.
TFTC/
I did some of these caches whilst running and others whilst exploring the area in my car.
TFTC/
Looking on the wrong side until we used the compass mode which got us back on the right track. TFTC
Found with Shonky Logic on a great day out in an attempt to close in on 100 for the year, poor effort I know. But 2020's been that sort or year. We had a great ride along the power trail and then decided to do a few more in town and the surrounding areas.
TFTC
Cheers and Happy Hunting
Southern Cross Caching
TFTC
Cheers and Happy Hunting
Southern Cross Caching
Long weekend away with the geo-pup.
First find for the day on our pre-breakfast walk to the dog park.
TFTC
First find for the day on our pre-breakfast walk to the dog park.
TFTC
Today, [@jesswrigley](http://coord.info/PRNW59T) and I travelled to Victor Harbor for the day to target a few Adventure Labs. We walked around Granite Island, and then did a loop of The Bluff (Rosetta Head) in the afternoon. Finally, we briefly stopped at Port Elliott beach for a swim, and then returned to Adelaide via Crows Nest Road.
This was an interesting little area with the small wetlands, although, they were reasonably dry today. After making the jog loop around, I managed to find the cache reasonably quickly. The cache container was in good shape, while the logbook was slightly damp. Thanks GeoVenture2020 committee for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
Note that this geocache was logged with the *Team Warren* Davidwazza/jesswrigley stamp.
This was an interesting little area with the small wetlands, although, they were reasonably dry today. After making the jog loop around, I managed to find the cache reasonably quickly. The cache container was in good shape, while the logbook was slightly damp. Thanks GeoVenture2020 committee for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
Note that this geocache was logged with the *Team Warren* Davidwazza/jesswrigley stamp.
In Port Elliott today, hot day today, out to see what I can get not too far from the air conditioned car.TFTC
In all are travels we would not have even thought to traveled 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 - GeoVenture 2020 [^]
(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 - GeoVenture 2020 [^]Found It!
If only there was public access across the barrages, that trip would be so much shorter. A quick find here after the seaside event. This also turned out to be my 15,000th cache find!
TFTC
If only there was public access across the barrages, that trip would be so much shorter. A quick find here after the seaside event. This also turned out to be my 15,000th cache find!
TFTC
