Winter in July in Nanango #1 Glan Devon, Queensland, Australia
By
tadpole3 on 08-Jul-17. Waypoint GA10405
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Unknown or Mystery |
| Container: | Regular |
| Coordinates: | S26° 38.159' E152° 0.240' (WGS 84) |
| 56J 400862E 7053495N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 355 m |
| Local Government Area: | South Burnett |
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Description
Hiddedn in the bush close to Nanango.
The cache is not at the posted co ordinates. Always be careful when walking in the bush as there may be hidden obstacles and also long grass and do not forget snkaes in warner weather.
Let geocachingtoolbox be your friend. Tthe puzzle could take some thinking but your hands know what to do.
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Hints
tebhaq yriry |
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Logs
I really enjoy this type of puzzle but it sometimes takes a while to know that's what I'm dealing with. Fortunately I was getting some practice with the Nanango puzzles.
I'm not a regular GPS user so yes, I may forget to switch it off and it's on it's last the next day... like today. So the GPS went flat at the last cache but I figured I had a good chance of finding this cache without it. And I think I would have eventually but MrG arrived with the GPS that must have been having a swan song surge and found it first. Not that I care who finds it, as long as someone does. TFTC tadpole3.
I'm not a regular GPS user so yes, I may forget to switch it off and it's on it's last the next day... like today. So the GPS went flat at the last cache but I figured I had a good chance of finding this cache without it. And I think I would have eventually but MrG arrived with the GPS that must have been having a swan song surge and found it first. Not that I care who finds it, as long as someone does. TFTC tadpole3.
Rated: for Overall Experience
2nd day of a 5 day trip around south-east Queensland with LuckyL10n and today we were in Nanango to grab a few more of the local offerings. All up my 3rd trip to this area, but there are few cachers to grab. We encountered wild weather in Brisbane yesterday, however today started with very little rain and no wind...thankfully.
Arrived at GZ for this one and the search was on. Took a few minutes to make the find however all was good and the cache was soon in hand. Log was signed, cache replaced and we were off to the next one.
Thanks again Tadpole3, cache all good.
Arrived at GZ for this one and the search was on. Took a few minutes to make the find however all was good and the cache was soon in hand. Log was signed, cache replaced and we were off to the next one.
Thanks again Tadpole3, cache all good.
Rated: for Overall Experience
#GA3489 - 08:30; Day 2 of the South East Queensland tour with Sol de lune. Made it to Nanango late yesterday after getting belted by a storm later in the afternoon/early evening. Much to our relief the heavy rain seems to be moving on and it is only overcast and occasional light drizzle this morning. Spending today caching around Nanango and Kingaroy and hoping to clear a swag of GCA puzzles from the 'solved but unfound' list we have been compiling for the past couple of years. We were now underway and enjoying a variety of cache types and hides, some taking longer than other to make the find amongst the long grasses and having to make the right choice from the variety of possibilities available. Apologies for the generic logs. TFTC tadpole3 
Rated: for Overall Experience
Another one by this CO for me to find. Many thanks for hiding these in my area so that I can find some GCA hides without the 2.5 hour drive to my next closest log of GCA hides. Parked safe off road and walked through the long grass and the uneven surface. TFTC tadpole3
TFTC tadpole3