Boomerang XI Shelly Beach, New South Wales, Australia
By Grank on 31-Mar-07. Waypoint GA0700

Cache Details

Difficulty:
Terrain:
Type:	Moveable
Container:	Small
Coordinates:	S33° 22.468' E151° 29.193' (WGS 84)
	56H 359213E 6306175N (UTM)
Elevation:	7 m
Local Government Area:	Central Coast

Map

Description

My boomerang wants to return home

The point of origin for this “boomerang” is S33 23.056 E151 20.827 near Gosford NSW Australia. It has landed initially at “The Old Brush” Event where I hope to enlist some fellow cachers in distributing a number of Boomerangs across Aus and possibly NZ.

Now it’s not a race. It is up to the initial finder to determine where and when they will deposit the boomerang – they may be going on holidays or a business trip in the next few months – a placement by the end of 2007 would be desired.

The idea is to try and get this Boomerang to a distant location and to track its movement home. Once the boomerang reaches the full extent of its range (amplitude?) as nominated by the initial holder - it should return home.

It is fine if the return trip is somewhat circuitous…

PS Please note that the didgeridoo pen is part of the cache, not a swap – unless of course you swap it for a similar indigenous style writing implement.

Logs

21-Sep-10

Geocaching Australia

OK, this cache is being archived.
homedg seems to have it in his hands, but not out in the field, so we'll call this one missing and archive it to stop showing up in the cache listings.
If homedg places the cache, contact the cache owner and they can reactivate the listing by placing an "unarchive" log against it.

10-Sep-10

theheadchef

tick tock

18-Mar-10

theheadchef

You are on a roll Geocaching Australia. Do you have any idea about geocaching at all? Why post it's been attended to BY admin when you have done jack crap. It's been unattended and in fairyland for 20 months and so again for those people who are a bit slow, I'll type slowly for you......T H I S C A C H E N E E D S A R C H I V I N G

Why leave it active when it's not there?

21-Feb-10

Geocaching Australia

The cache is not there, it's in the hands of homedg.
Maybe someone needs to give him a poke Smile

19-Jan-10

theheadchef

16 months and this is still here?

07-Sep-08

homedg

Found and grabbed this Boomerand cache today although I'm not quite sure what to do about co-ords until I place it
ie. I don't want people searching for a cache in transit.

Also, where exactly is home?

Great concept, I'll place it soon and try to work out the protocol.

Rated: for Overall Experience

21-Apr-08

The Pea's

Found this cache on a very wet Sunday afternoon. Very easy find. Took a cat figure and left a toy plane.

09-Mar-08

lilla07

Moved 100.18km

S33° 22.468' E151° 29.193'

Finally had a chance to hide. What a great area and equally a great beach.

Happy caching Smile

06-Jan-08

lilla07

S32° 31.477' E151° 8.033'

Yep, no problem, got him from near the Rix's Creek Rest Area. Our first Moveable Cache find. Will hide very soon.
TFTC

13-Dec-07

BillDary

Moved 17.43km

S32° 31.477' E151° 8.033'

Droped down for someone to find - nice spot for a stop.

16-Nov-07

BillDary

S32° 38.872' E151° 14.912'

Gone Gone Gone. Saw the message and knew it was close so the kids and I made a mad dash before school. Dodging the spiders and webs we found it.

The kids think it is cool that we get to put it in a new home. We are now discussing a new home.

Place it soon so stay tunned.

BillDary JCNR
TFTF.

Rated: for Overall Experience

15-Nov-07

SUBYDAZZ

Moved 58.95km

S32° 38.872' E151° 14.912'

Boomerang XI flies to the North-West for a little while...

13-Nov-07

SUBYDAZZ

Very close to a spot where I attended a wedding not too long ago. Took a bit of searching and was lucky that some ship-spotting muggles moved on to allow my search. Will be finding a new home very soon Smile