Logs for Pteranodon 

The 2 of us will be there. 

Well done to Ross, Sue and the NGW Joy for the great night that had cake, balloons and a happy looking Bushfire.
 

We'll both be there to hopefully celebrate 8000 finds in 80 years. 

I haven't done a cache in quite a few years and we just stumbled onto this one, so...why not...a WA cache.

We had a VERY exciting trip out the next day after 24 hours of rain, they weren't puddles, they were LAKES

Thanks! 

Found this one with Bushfire who got me out of geo-retirement for a local cache. It was very windy but a great view with huge numbers of surfers. As Bushfire stated, I had to do some thinking regarding possible coordinates & we hit a winner first time.

Thanks for the cache, my first in many a long month,
Pteranodon. 

Had a visit to the cache after president & 1st lady mentioned it had been muggled. Thanks guys, you did a great job returning it to the correct spot, there's been a bit of wood rotting happening but nothing to worry about. The magpies however are pretty protective at the moment, I got swooped so be on the lookout for them, I was followed from the carpark most of the way to the cache!

Pteranodon 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. I had been very near this location only a couple of days previously but had not solved this one at that stage and in fact, this was the 3rd last of the E.M.U.'s to succumb.

You know how much I enjoy a good puzzle and you have excelled yourself, Mr. Emu. It certainly got me out of my caching retirement.

Left a Shark, took a wombat. 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman on a very windy day. This is one spot in the area I hadn't been before. Really enjoyed solving this one which wasn't that hard and no-one can say that geocaching isn't a learning experience!

Took another wombat and left some sticky notes.

Thanks again for a nice little stroll and the wombats. 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. Quite a few hours have been spent on this series in the last few days which have been thoroughly enjoyable and I applaud Mr. Emu for the whole package of puzzles & caches, a great experience all round.

One of the others left a Pteranodon, so I had to take that & bid farewell to the wombat retrieved from E.M.U. 1. 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. This had me stumped for a bit and was the last E.M.U. to fall. Bushfire gave me some details on it and then I was kicking myself as all the information was sitting in front of me all the time. Doh!

Took yet another wombat and left a mondo.

Thanks Mr. Emu! 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. This was one of my favourite in the series and was educational as well. Nemo's quite the action man!

Took yet another wombat (getting quite a collection now) and left play dough. 

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. Thanks for the wonderful puzzle series, that's the most caches in a day for me by a long way and we stayed mostly dry despite the ferocious winds, chilly weather and threatening sky.

Was disappointed to find no wombat in the cache container, so TNLN  

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. I loved this puzzle, the best of the series in my opinion and the focus of a number of hours of thought. I've really appreciated the work you've put into this series, so thanks again, Mr. Emu.

There was no wombat in the cache container, so TNLN  

Found in the company of Bushfire, VKC1SR and Suitman. This one was in the first place I looked as it is an area I had previously studied as a cache location myself and Mr. Emu had chosen the same place. This is my favourite spot in the area, so thanks for bringing us here today and increasing its exposure to the geocaching fraternity.

Took a mondo, left play dough. 

I was in the area and grabbed this one before a flight without needing the GPS, given the precise instructions. This one may be less muggly to do when the wind isn't from the south, then again, there's more to watch when it is.

Do you think muggly is a word?

Thanks for the puzzles, Mr Emu!
Pteranodon 

I had done some research into placing a cache here over a year ago, but my interest in caching waned and I never got around to it. This is a great lookout and one which I visit regularly. Since we were in the area with not much to do, this was a pleasant little walk.

Thanks Mr Emu for the easily found cache, took nothing with us except a GPS and the coordinates and the cache was quickly in hand.

TNLN as we didn't have anything with us, not organised enough! 

Came here just after Christmas and searched without luck. I knew what I was looking for, so today was an instant find now that the area has been altered. TNLNSL. Thanks. 

Found at 9am on our way through the area. Thanks for bringing us to this pretty spot off the highway that we would've missed. Left: highlighter, took: nothing. 

STF at 9am. We were driving past the area and saw this new cache. Pretty spot and we loved the Bee Eaters we saw. Thanks. 

We've driven by the turn-off to the lighthouse many times and this time decided to have a look despite hearing bad things about how touristic it is. Although it was summer holidays, the track wasn't too busy and we had no muggle problems. The cache was easily found and we were back to admiring the views. TFTC. TNLNSL. 

We weren't too organized with this one as the cache notes were printed out 18 months earlier and we only had sandals on, so weren't keen to meet any slithery friends. We found a likely looking spot that had a cache shaped gap and thought it might be missing or archived for all we knew. Looking at the 42 finds for 42 logs, I'm regretting not searching better now and having to post the very first DNF  

Found this one on a hot day, so happily this one was quickly in hand. Thanks for showing us this! 

Completed with Bushfire, who posted our letter. Thanks for encouraging us to stop, we normally just zoom by here. 

Went to Sydney to hang glide and popped this guy into a local cache while we were there. What a great day flying and catching up with old friends. Hopefully this moving cache can find some more seabreezes which were in existence as he was placed in the Geocaching.com cache Eyrie

 

Popped a travelling geocaching australia cache inside this one as it wanted to be near seabreezes. Please help it on its' way! We had a great days hang gliding here and catching up with old friends. Thanks for putting this great cache in such a fantastic flying spot! 

Found this guy down by the river, but if it's seabreezes he wants, I think we can do better. 

Well I had great fun with this, the internet is a wonderful thing and I enjoyed learning about this art form. It's taken a while to get to the cache location but once there the cache was soon in hand.
Left play dough & keyring took wet ones. Thanks Mr. Emu for another puzzle. 

Found at 11am on a hot morning and was nearly carried away from the mozzies, which had a good feed

Took - turtle, left toy electronic game. TFTC. 

Found with Bushfire after a long, hot search in all the wrong places. Rang home and had the logs read out to me which gave us enough info to quickly find the cache. I loved the effort you guys have put into the themed cache items and left a tortoise, taking a shark.

Thanks, The Morris. 

Perhaps we shouldn't have decided to go caching on the hottest day of the summer season so far, but this one was a cinch after spending the day battling mozzies, flies, the heat and missing caches (hint: get a recent copy of the cache notes before hiking in to a cache).

Thanks Mr. Emu for the puzzle caches as you know I love to solve these. The coords were determined the day the caches were listed, but I don't get out this way often, so it took a while to log them.

Thanks again. Took car, left jeep carabiner. 

Thanks for bringing me to this interesting view point that I didn't know about. TNLNSL. 

Found at 11:30am, 3/6 for the day. What a great view in a hidden away spot. Thanks for bringing me here. Left an Assyrian mondo doll, took an English mondo doll. 

Thanks Bushfire & RedPaw64 for organizing a great event, including magnificent weather. Unfortunately, we had to leave early, but it was great to catch up with a few familiar & new faces. We didn't do too well on the day caches, missing a couple, but we enjoyed the stroll around the park and participating in a group of 20-odd cachers unsuccessfully searching for a cache. Thanks again. 

Found on a long weekend away for Melbourne Cup and this one was very close to my accommodation. Thanks for bringing me back to a lovely little track that I've walked a number of times over the years.

Left: RectorField TB, took: whistle 

Found on a day with no surf and a very low tide, so we followed this with a walk along the beach to Bells. We were actually just about to head here for a low tide walk when the cache came up, so it was perfect timing. This cache and it's neighbour, Rocky Danger, make a nice pair of multi's along this great section of coastline. Thanks, Mr. Emu for another local cache.

TNLN. 

We'll be there. I know a lot of work has been put into this event, so it should be a good one! Thanks Bushfire and RedPaw64. 

On such a beautiful day, the tourists were out in droves, so I had to wait a little until the coast was clear. The cache was in place but the contents were down to a single marble, so added some small swaps. 

** Coordinates Changed From **
S 38° 20.407 E 144° 19.608
Distance From Old: 180.8 feet
The sign used originally has been removed. A new structure in the area has been used instead. 

After the first sign was removed, the start coordinates and questions have been altered to reflect the information at the new start location. 

Found at 11:30 with Bushfire.

Thanks Mr Emu for bringing us to a favourite spot of ours on a very, very windy day. We've walked, biked, flown (and now cached) here and love it!

Took: RectorField TB, left: frog. 

Found on yet another amazingly windy day so this one was quickly found and logged.

Left: Roland's Magic geocoin and took a mondo doll. 

Found @ 4pm in a great spot but rather muggly. I would loved to have found this one as a puzzle cache, but a nice hide none the less. Left: dingo, Took: frog. 

Find #150 and 6/7 for the day for Pteranodon and an interesting one, I liked WP2. It was getting late, so TNLN. Thanks VKC1SR. 

The rail trail was rather busy today with the school holidays but found and replaced this without problem. Thanks, VKC1SR. 

Found on a windy afternoon of Bellarine caching. TNLNSL. 

Found at 5pm and I think if we hadn't used the hint we'd have needed a blood transfusion due to mozzie induced blood loss. Thanks RedPaw64. TNLNSL. 

FTF at 3:15! A puzzle will always get me out and this one was no exception. TFTC, VKC1SR for the puzzle and the great view. Left: play dough, took: geocoin 

This one was quickly found and logged due to the immense quantity of mozzies at GZ, so TNLNSL. Thanks RedPaw64. 

Replaced the original cracked container with a new larger container. 

After the comments from Rabbito I went to check on the actual cache, which was within 10cm of it's original location. I've removed Sioux Surfer TB, as while this is the perfect cache for it, it's been there too long.