Wello Apsley, New South Wales, Australia
By Team'80' on 26-Jul-03. Waypoint GCGH5V

Found on my way to Wellington. Cheers

Day 3 of our family road trip from Maryborough Vic to Maryborough QLD/Hervey Bay. Today we traveled from Condobolin to Wellington where we enjoyed a cave tour. This one has been on my to-do list and we enjoyed a walk from the caravan before dinner. Answers sent. TFTC

Quick stop on our way to Dubbo for the weekend. Answers sent. TFTC

Found during a road trip around Central NSW. A quick stop here for this Virtual. TFTV

Quick find today with the kids on our central NSW school holiday adventure. What a ripper sculpture. I love it and all the community involvement. Answers sent. Fav added. Pic uploaded. Thanks for the fun.

We might have driven past this feature before realizing it was here without the Virtual. It was fascinating, but in some ways a bit sinister looking with all the sharp edges brought about by the slate. We wished we could have heard the wind chimes. Never seen any the size of these before!Answers sent.Time to move on today as we head to the Warrambungles, caching on our way. Virtuals, puzzles, Earthcaches and some trads on an at times wet day, but not as cold as we have experienced in some recent times.It was an interesting day's travel with a variety of caches and some good things to see.Thank you for your efforts in creating and maintaining the cache Team '80'.**SKI Pair****

Wow, amazing structure and was so interesting to read about it too. TFTC was really worth coming here. Answers to follow

On our way to Rylestone. Came a little out of our way to get thIs Cache.Really pleased we did, Amazing Sculpture and story. Thanks for bringing us here

TFTC. Found it with Irondale.

We did this cache on the way home from Lightning Ridge. Great use of steel from the old bridge. With malfromthefarm

Day 2 of my tour of Central NSW. Hoping to chase some LGAs and other points of interest. Started the caching day in a little place called Stuart town out of Orange, then wandered around the Wellington points of interest. On to Dubbo before heading to Gilgandra for some family catchups. This structure is amazing. Tftc

Find# 11195Been coming to Wellington Caves every year for several years for caves rescue training.First time here for leisure and really soaking up the energy of the area.Worthy of a favourite point. TFTVC Team'80' 9 May 2024

Driving from Canberra mega event to Narrabri and on the way caching a bit TFTC

Couple of Finnish vanlifers traveling around this beautiful Australia with Matilda the campervan. Stopping here and there to enjoy life without any plans.After getting everything set up and visiting some friends, Mntti1 and I began our travels five months ago. After visiting Melbourne and Great Ocean road we worked for couple of weeks in Myrtleford for hop harvest season. We finished the season couple of days ago and made it to Canberra just on time for Mega! Today we continued our travels and visited some caches, one of them this! Thank you for the cache!

Twas a very early morning that I pulled up for this one. So much so I did not see the main sculptures until venturing closer. For a while I wondered if the cache was about a light post!I set about collecting my clues. I took almost as long to take the photo - as it was quite dark still but I wanted to prove I had been at GZ. A great little virtual. Have emailed my answers to the questions as requested. TFTV Team '80'

Well, for someone that has not bothered to do anything geocaching related for a while I seem to be going out of the way to do Mega events. This particular caching trip was the brainchild of the other participant in this little excursion, that being greencordial. I flew into Toowoomba this morning hoping that the car gremlins had departed (they hadnt, but were sorted with another quick mechanical visit) and we were on our ways to Canberra. Fingers crossed 2nd day of Canberra Mega trip, First virtual. Interesting pieces of art. Nice choice. Answers sent Thanks Team '80' for placing this Virtual for me to convert into a smilie

The map lead us here, chasing a couple of virtuals. Sorry I am one of those new beaut geocachers who have only used a phone to cache. Glad to have stopped. Greencordial asked BenM70 to do up a caching found template while she is doing the driving and Im doing duck all. Im actually just pressing the screen randomly like Im actually enthused to be doing this. Anyways, we are visiting the national capital to attend Grrencordial2nd mega as I got scared by Covid for Dayboro and didnt take the punt that Townsvilles coolest cachers BenM70 and burgo78 did. Thank you Team '80' for placing this cache for me to enjoy!

A cool sculpture here this eveningHeaded over to the Capital GeoBash in Canberra, ACT with Freddo over 5 days, travelling through the central part of NSW before caching around the hinterlands. A nice few days over with great weather.Thanks for the cache

I did some work in this town in 1998. Never thought I would return. Impressive piece of art. Answers sent to the cache owner.The trip bit.Easter geocaching festival of twenty twenty four. This time it is the turn of OzGeoMuster MEGA event in the nation's capital. It is time for a road trip across country to Canberra in the Sporty Pajero Sports. Freddo and Gridge98 traveling from Adelaide via a strange inland route that takes in scenic rural locations, dusty roads, punctured tyres, overheating batteries, various tools of the trade, special campgrounds, and lots scope for many many geocaching finds. Along the way we saw running emus, jumping kangaroos, wandering deer, dead foxes, herds of wooly sheep and stray steers.Arriving in Canberra we met our colleagues e.gregory1, featherwaite, team walron, courtney rose, davidwazza and georode, signing as ABP, plus a huge group of other like minded excited mega geocachers attending event after event, and more events.Day one. Adelaide to Broken HillDay two. Broken Hill to WellingtonDay three. Wellington to CowraDay four. Cowra to BathurstDay five. Bathurst to CanberraDay six. Canberra to CanberraDay seven. Canberra to QueenbeeyanDay eight. Canberra to AdelaideThe generic bit.I will apologize right now, because everything from here on is here solely for the purpose of padding the word count and winning that one hundred word diamond badge again. Somebody moved the goal posts. So many caches to find. So many caches to log. We find them, sign them and replace them.This particular geocache was found using one of the following GPS enabled devices, Garmin GPSr, Montana 680t, Oregon 650 or Dakota 20 and an Apple iPhone 11 using the marvelous Cachly app. Waypoints and paperless geocaching were downloaded via GSAK 9. Log prepared, checked and submitted using GSAK publish logs macro.Warning, this hobby can be addictive. It can lead to exercise, meeting new people and finding interesting places you might not have known existed otherwise. Beware: you may have fun. Apologies for the generic part of the cache log. We do apologise for the generic logs. Thanks to all the cache owner for placing this cache here for our enjoyment.Thanks for the cache. Merci la cache. Danke fr den Cache. Gracias por el cach. Bedankt voor de cache. Kiitos ktkst. Terima kasih untuk cache. Hvala cache. Nga mihi mo te keteroki. Dankie vir die kas. Ksznm a rejtst. Vdaka za cache. Dzieki za cache. Takk for at cache. Obrigado por isso cache. Dky za ke. Aciu u ta talpykla. Paldies par o cache. Aith selle eest cache. Tack fr att Cache. Tak for denne Cache. nbellek iin tesekkrler. Ksznjk, hogy a cache. Graas para o cache. Dankon pro la kasmemorone. Dank fr de csch. Eskerrik asko cache horrengatik. Na gode da wannan cache. Zikomo chifukwa cha cache.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Come visit the world's longest running annual geocaching event - keep the weekend free - 7th - 10th June 2024 Cant wait!! GCAK1D5 - Lameroo's Ludicrous Legwarmers

Very interesting artwork here! Lots of detail in both sculptures and a pretty cool repurposing of materials. Thanks for bringing our attention to it.

Found on our way to Bathurst today after a visit to the Wellington caves. Answers sent to CO. Thanks for an interesting stop and tftc!

Found this virtual while staying nearby at the caves park. Big thanks to Team'80' for placing this cache. Cache number 8584 on 3 March 2024

TFTC from the Kayakviking! Answers sent.

#7318- I hadnt realised there were two virtual so close to one another. Of course, I thought this one referred to the things at the front sign, but I had clicked on the other one and wondered where it was taking us, until we arrived at the garden. Came back in the blazing heat to collect the info for this. Answers sent. A great spot to stop on our third trip to and from Dubbo in three weeks, while moving our son there to work. Thanks for an interesting break.

#2622visited during my road trip back to Sydney after broadcasting the NRL at Mudgee.Thanks for the virtual

This was a fun stop for a virtual and stretch on a 3-day road trip to Tamworth Are those the biggest wind chimes in the world Took some time to respond to the questions, take a selfie and pics of the structures. Wish I had time to visit the caves, as its around 30 years since I last drove down that road. TFTC Team 80, heres a **fave** for you

After a cool start to the day in Ilford and a medium level of heat in Mudgee, I didnt expect to get out of the vehicle at Wellington Caves to find it was near 100C!! The rest of the family stayed in the air conditioning while I came and had a quick look and took pictures. I was so intrigued by the metalwork that we stopped here again the next morning on our way out of the caravan park for a better look in the cooler morning air. Really wish council would put some money into upkeep of such a fantastic site. The weeds will take over soon and pieces of the sculpture need to be reattached. In particular the missing pipes on the wind chime. Absolutely love this sculpture though, the recycling of materials and the story of how every piece relates to the surrounding community and landscape. Thanks for bringing me here. The scowl on my face in the photo is not a look of displeasure. It was sooooo hot and sunny and it was a quick selfie for the purpose of this log.

A loose plan was hatched for a 3-week road trip with RoamingHowie to explore locations in Country NSW wed not been to before and of course, find a cache here and there.DAY NINE: Molong to Dubbo, via the scenic route Cumnock, Yeoval, Wellington, Gulgong, Dunedoo.Such an interesting sculpture with an incredible story behind it. A fav point heading your way. Thanks for bringing us here by placing this cache, Team '80' ~~

It was time for the traditional post Christmas road trip. The stockings were emptied of presents, feasts were devoured and great times were had with family and friends. Now to get away!Day 9: After a night in Molong (and our first real downpour of the trip overnight, its blue skies and sunny again and time to take a long and windy trip to Dubbo.What a cool structure and reuse of materials!Thanks Team '80' for adding this cache to the worldwide collection for us all to enjoy. ----------------------------------------------------------The Ballarat GeoTour ends on 4 March 2024! Be sure to find all the caches and earn the souvenir before the tour is archived. The [Farewell Ballarat GeoTour Event - GCAFQ8B](https://coord.info/GCAFQ8B) is on 18 February 2024.Looking for caches to find when visiting Victoria? Why not check out the geocaching lists available on the [Geocaching Victoria Website](https://geocachingvictoria.com.au/information/great-caching-lists/). There are plenty to choose from including all of the previous nominees and winners of the Victorian Cache of the Year Awards.

bunadoorian and I called in here to see these sculptures. Answers have been sent by bunadoorian on both of our behalf. What an interesting area. Thank you for bringing us here Team'80'.A favourite point from me.

This was a very interesting place. Especially when you hear how this was created. A very nice break from our drive. TFTC.

Day 126 of our greynomad trip up north from Vic which started in June, and day 125 of a streak.With QOGM done and dusted for it's final year we are heading the caravan towards home, well sort off. Goal is to tick off LGA's and missing sectors in 360 degrees from home. We have been here before but today the wind was horrible and the rain coming down, but we slowed long enough for me to get a snapshot. Yes, that is our windscreen wiper.Answers sent to COTFTC TB's visited

We wouldn't have noticed this without this cache here. Interesting artwork and history. Visited after a cave visit. Answers sent. TFTC.

An amazing artwork or collection of art - sculpture, mozaics, etc. An FP from me. (I will message answers to you). TFTVC Team '80'

After a quick drive through town we pulled up to find we were somehow stuck in a microwave. Instead of it being brisk and chilly it was hot and sweaty. My wife and I are headed to Orange for the week and based on the temperatures from last week packed every jumper we owned. However today the first we are doing when we get into town is heading to Kmart to buy some togs.

Just standing out in the sun to grab the answers for a few seconds was hot enough. It might be a heat wave but nothing gets in the way of finding some caches on a drive.

Thanks for pointing out the interesting feature. Answers have been emailed. tftc

Travelling north on our way to QOGM in Queensland we drove through Wellington to include a different LGA to our map. This looked an interesting spot to stop for a stretch and a cache. We both enjoyed strolling around the vicinity and reading all the information panels, as well as taking photos of them. Id recommend anyone travelling through to stop here. The ingenuity of the artist is fantastic.

Stopped by with O319 who had previously logged this cache.

We visited the caves and Japanese gardens and this was a must do on the way out of the area. We had noticed the sculpture on the way in with a puzzled discussion of what it was all about. On the way out we stopped and it was great to read up about it all. The answers sent to the CO. Thanks for bringing us to this location with the placement of this virtual.

GazaC and I are on a road trip this week through North West and Central West NSW. Today, we stopped here, attracted by the 3 non-traditional caches that people have been kind enough to place.

I enjoyed learning about the caves and checking out the unusual welcome sculpture here, so much thanks for bringing me here. Answers have been sent for both of us.

Shrëk and i were passing through Wellington so why not take an opportunity to visit the caves on the way. Pretty cool set up here and had a great wander around checking things out. Of course we collected some info along the way because there's some geocaches here
It was great to the steel girders being re-used in such an artistic fashion. I just love seeing abstract sculptures like this what a great thing to see as you arrive at Wellington.
Thanks for bringing me here team80

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Found a while back and sent the answers off but forgot to log it. Tftc!

Found with PapaGrouch on a trip north looking for some warmer weather. We stopped to find this older virtual as we went past. It was a bit more interesting doing it after dark, but we managed to find the information and take some pictures. TFTC

Sims_family and Dromaniax are on day one of a our 10 day trip to Queensland and back again towing a 12x8x7 foot trailer that is loaded to the hilt and weighs quite a bit. Fuel efficiency has gone out the window with the Ginja Ninja (My Orange Mitsubishi Triton) going through fuel faster than I have ever seen before.
Day two of our trip we will make it from Canberra to Moree. Dromanix has planned the route to grab as many LGA's as possible along the way. He also loves Virtuals so we are also stopping at as many Virtuals we can as well. After a good look around we had the info required. Answers were sent for both of us by Dromaniax
Thank you Team'80' for the Virtual

Today is the first day of the Sims_family/Dromaniax big road trip to Queensland and back again.

We are towing a very big trailer, which is chockers, but when you have a mission, and someone else is paying for the fuel, and there is the opportunity for nine days of caching fresh fields, you jump at the chance.

We have a long list of target caches and hope to cross quite a few goals off the list on this trip.

We are working to get to 180 Virtuals, so Virtuals are high on the list of desirable caches to find.

Heading North, we diverted to find this Virtual and, in our haste, missed the one nearby, oh well there is always next time.

Thank you Team'80' for this Virtual cache.

We are on our way back home from the MEGA EASTER 2023 and stopped here at this very interesting location to relax.

Answers and photo were sent to CO.

TFT Virtual Team80

Found this cache with TBU1Bikesu for more smileys Tftc Team 80

A fav point from me

Enjoyed learning about the story behind the sculpture. TFTC!

Interesting piece of art. TFTC ??

This is somewhere that we probably wouldn't have stopped at if this cache wasn't here. TFTC!

We are on our way to the Rutherglen Mega. When we were in Lightning Ridge and had gone on a day trip to Grawin, 3 warning lights came up on our dash. So instead of going to Bourke (a local calls this road the Chiropractic Highway) we came to Dubbo. Mazda Service Centre were fantastic and fixed it that day. But because we are going to Broken Hill we thought going for a short trip to make sure all was right would be a good idea. So we looked and there were 2 puzzle caches at Wellington, one of Johns favourite type of caches.

Australian country towns are doing so much to bring their history to light and make it a beautiful place as well.

I couldn't bypass a virtual, while we were here, but we needed to get on with our day so made tracks back to Dubbo and onwards.

TFTC

Thanks

Found thanks for bringing us here. TFTC

After an exhaustive 2 months on the road, more or less we are heading home & back to routine life…
On our way home though, we still have a select number of caches we….. I mean “I” need to collect amongst the “we” need.‍

This one being a MUST have for any serious cacher. (An Oldie & Virtual in a new LGA) A Fav point from ME!!!
Answers sent to CO.

Day One.
My son and I New Year trip turn into drive into NSW and beyond. Today was more about driving. I found 9 today with few DNF. Oh well they do happen.
The breakdown was a mystery, community event, traditional, multi and adventure lab.

Day Two.
We carry on heading south down Newell highway grabbing more caches. Stopping for old and some new virtual, plus more non traditional for a challenge. Unfortunately some of those prove hard to find.
I had lots of fun doing earthcache they brought us to some wonderful places.

I found 26 today the breakdown was 3 virtual, 3 earthcache, 5 traditional and 3 adventure labs with 15 waypoints.

Sorry for the generic log.
Team 80 *TFTC* 7465 *Finds*

Beautiful to see the structure.
Answers sent.
Thanks, Team'80', for bringing me here.

A bit wet and rainy today but always good to get a virtual. TFTC

Fun easy history of

Tftc found with earthly 65

I'm travelling down to Tasmania, this was a lovely spot to stop and take a walk.

Thanks. Very interesting.

Great to stop at this interesting place. Been past so many times and the geocache has made me stop. Thanks for your cache.

I love the artwork here.

Down Under again ??
Thanks for showing us this lovely place ??
Biglailo from Germany

It's a long drive from Tamworth to Canberra, and it's important to break it up with a cache or two. I had limited time in Wellington so I prioritised this cache because it's 19 years old and the structures are fascinating.

I found this cache during a 6-day road trip to Brisbane and back, the purpose of which was to deposit that elusive geocacher Miskit in a warmer clime. We drove up via the coast, but I came back via an inland route. In doing so I managed to find caches in 7 or 8 counties in which I had never found a cache. I also got to visit many cities and towns that I'd never been to before, and re-visit places that I hadn't visited for many years.
I learned that the inland route is slower and far more elevated. I had no idea that the New England Hwy got to over 1400 metres. I also learned that the inland way is 95% or more single-lane. And there's a lot of road work to fix all the damage from the rain. Single-lane + road work = lots of stopping. At one point I was stopped for 15 minutes at a temporary road light while the road work people did their thing.
All up it was a safe and successful trip. Lots of AL caches, especially in Brisbane. I wish I had a few more weeks in Brisbane and vicinity, plus a kayak, a ladder, and a longer fishing pole. Brisbane is chock-full of interesting caches. Hopefully I'll get back there one day soon.
Thanks to all the geocachers who hid caches. I enjoyed finding them. The sneakiest cache was near Guyra Railway Museum, and the hardest-to-reach was Numbers III (GC8XD6K) - a difficult tree climb in the north of Brisbane. This was also my favourite puzzle cache of the trip, although I didn't collect a lot of puzzle caches this trip - it was mainly about collecting challenges and counties. My fave AL was in Laurel Bank Park, Toowoomba. What a great little park!
I got Miskit to Brisbane okay, and he seems to have landed on his feet. And I got back to Canberra okay after over 2200kms on the road.

We had planned a road trip to Queensland to visit family in 2021, but our travel plans were stalled due to border closures during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that the world was trying to get back to a semi normal state, we decided to have another go at getting away from the cold and head up north for some sunshine and warmth.

Day 21 – Last day for us today our journey would be from Dubbo to Canberra. We were both well and truly ready to be home again back to the home comforts. Nice to go away but even nicer to return home. Many caching stops along our way home and this was one of them.

Interesting looking piece of work. Answers have been sent to the Co.

Thanks for the virtual Team'80'

Well today I was going pass Wello so I had to stop for a look and to find the relevant information for the old Virtual cache. It might help with a month and year hide but I am not sure if this is the case.

Thanks for getting me to stop and have a look at some different type of artwork

On our way out to the Warren LGA to collect a cache and stopped off to collect the nearby earth cache and virtuals. Answers to the questions have been emailed to the CO. Thanks for the virtual cache Team'80'

The following TBs came through for the mileage : Vanlith The Youngling, Bob geoMinion, Dave geoMinion, Evil geoMinion, Larry geoMinion, Jerry geoMinion, Stuart geoMinion, teamMerlin's 7 Deadly Ducks Tag (Lust), teamMerlin's Football, Mary Hyde's Treasure, Hidden Creatures Geocoin TB, Merlin's Steed

Full log to follow

Fun find on our way home from Dubbo back to Sydney. TFTC

Great history

Wow, amazing construction. There were roadworks and their vehicle at cache car park area but we were okay on our bicycles. Required info being sent to CO for consideration. So great tile mosaics in one of the structures.

Done!

LOVED IT, LOVED IT, LOVED IT! Thank you for bringing me here. Worth a favourite tick. It's worth more, but one is all I can give. Answers sent. TFTC Team '80'.

Our very first Ghost Cache, that was cool. Thanks so much. Lovely place stop stop.

Day 2 of our trek to the Townsville Mega and back with fitzy_1965 and two of my geo-kids Death_killer & my_name_jeff_1.

Today we headed on north up as far as Lightning Ridge. We definitely took the tourist route: visiting Dubbo, Dunedoo, Gilgandra and Gulargambone along the way. The rain was intermittent throughout the day which helped us decide to choose another cabin instead of the tent again. We also picked up a large chip in the windscreen, but a piece of weatherproof tape did the trick in stopping further cracking.

All caches were found quickly and easily unless otherwise mentioned.

We were going to do this cache on the way into town yesterday, but it was raining so drove back south this morning to make sure we didn’t miss it.

Very nice place! It was interesting to read all the background information to the sculpture.

Curiosity satisfied, and a cache find too! I've usually been in a hurry with no time to stop, but today was different. Thanks for the cache Team '80'

A great litte sculpture park along the highway

Thank you soo much for this virtual
R

Very interesting construction here! Photo taken and information sent.

Enjoyed the hunt! Thanks!

We arrived at GZ having no idea what to expect and we were very surprised at what we saw here. So much time was spent looking at all the intricate features of the structure. There was a lot to look at and we loved it. Thanks so much for giving us a reason to stop here and enjoy a walk around. A favourite from us.

Found with Geofriend on a visit to the caves. TFTC

I’ve driven past this for many years and this is the first time I have ever stopped. Thanks Team ‘80’ for the virtual cache.

Thanks for pointing out this interesting place. TftVC.

Find # 10329

Up in Parkes for 2 weeks with work. Looking after the factory while the local manager has a well earned Holiday.

Having the weekend to myself I decided I had to go for a look around the area this seen me go from Parkes to Wellington taking a couple of back tracks.

going from the dish I was making my way to Wellington aiming for the caves and the 2 virtual caches there. along the way I stopped at a few of the "odd" locations for some grabs.

What an awesome re use of steel. not what i was expecting at all. after taking the photo(s) i had a look around the way things were put together and how some items were used. i have some ideas for some basic stuff for the garden back home now.
(Answers have been sent to CO)

TFTC Team '80'

A fantastic piece of sculpture work which I would have not stopped at if not for a cache here. Thanks for the virtual history.

This is a very interesting sculpture. We walked around taking in all the bits and bobs that make this art piece very unique.
Thanks Team '80' for the amazing virtual.
Answers sent.

Caching in and around Wellington today. Thanks for bring me here. Information sent to CO. TFTC Team80

**Today:**

Left Tamworth, NSW today to make the longish drive back home to Canberra, ACT. Only managed to squeeze in 5 cache finds today, but they were all of high quality and I grabbed a couple of new counties/LGAs to add to my tally. Two Virtual caches within a couple hundred metres of each other was the real treat for the day, in an interesting location! Also visited an amazing railway station / memorial, learnt some geology and made a tough find on an old cache at the Gulgong Goldfields!

Thanks to all the CO's

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Woah, what an incredible installation! Was blown away by this, very cool! Even better that there is an old school virtual to bring me here and make me stop to appreciate it!

Really loved this location, a highlight of Wellington for sure!

Favourite point from me, answers submitted, and photo uploaded.
Thanks

Beautiful Mosaic's

We had time between tours at the caves to drive over and gather up the information required for this virtual cache. An impressive installation but then I like steel and we both like the idea of recycling. Answers sent via message system.

Thanks for find #2030
TNLN

On our way home from Broken Hill, we stayed overnight in Wellington, a bit of a slow start, with car problems with the 70 yr old car. Stopped here to have a look and check out this great virtual
Answers sent to CO by wazza9. Thanks to Team 80'

TFTC,
Great to come across these early caches and a big thanks to the CO for keeping them going.
After a late start in Wellington due to a blown oil seal we made this one of only 2 stops on our way home.
Sent answers to the CO eventually after clicking on the wrong cache (I hate phone caching) for Nana nel and myself. Amazing how one persons junk becomes another's gold.
Added a favourite and visited trackables.

We had a lot more fun exploring here than we expected.
They are certainly weird structures but the more you look the more fascinating it became.
My special favourite was the John Oxley’s Ghost mosaic.
Thanks Team80 for showing us this collection.
Discovered on our way to the Mega at Dayboro.
A favourite point added to your impressive collection.

Oops! Forgot to log this one! Apologies!

Found this one about 2 weeks ago after our road trip to Dubbo. We were on our way to Wellington caves and on the way we stopped for this one and wow is it amazing! Great location for a virtual! Answers sent, it was very interesting. TFTC!!

Had to stop when we saw that beside the road. Tftc

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 - Team '80' [^]

Previously logged under team account BoogieRogue. Re-logging with my individual account. #Find#: 3164#

Found on: 9 April 2021 15:57

Buddies: none

Muggles: none

Weather: sunny

Cache condition: good



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Great sculpture with a bit of history.

**TFTC for the Virtual Cache Team'80' TNLNSL**

Discover my trackables: 654EMY, GSVG86, TAKM0V, GM5KY0

#Find#: 3164#
Found on: 9 April 2021 15:57
Buddies: none
Muggles: none
Weather: sunny
Cache condition: good

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Great sculpture with a bit of history.
**TFTC for the Virtual Cache Team'80' TNLNSL**
Discover my trackables: 654EMY, GSVG86, TAKM0V, GM5KY0

That's me. Bit hard to take a photo of my GPS when it is my GPS phone taking the photo!
Answers sent.
Thanks Team'80'