Use the force. Glan Devon, Queensland, Australia
By
youngoldfella on 10-Sep-17. Waypoint GA10709
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Gadget |
| Container: | Other |
| Coordinates: | S26° 34.903' E152° 1.085' (WGS 84) |
| 56J 402218E 7059517N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 389 m |
| Local Government Area: | South Burnett |
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Description
You have to supply the force.
You are seeking a 60ml PVC container attached to another object. Log Only Cache. There is a track off the road that will take you in the direction of the hide. You then only have a short stroll to GZ. Please bring your own writing stick. If your name is not in the log then you run the risk of having your log deleted.
You will need to bring a good magnet or two with you. I haved tested it with one strong magnet and it works well but two are better. you will see what I mean when you try to release the cache container from the host.
Located in light bush relatively close to Nanango. Please do not damage the container or its holding points. Good Hunting.
Hints
Abg ng Tebhaq Yriry |
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Decode |
Logs
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.
Another fun little cache. I had remembered to pack the right TOTT for this one, however it was easier to use a natural implement from the area as the host container was full of water, and unfortunately so was the cache itself. We made our mark on the log and replaced everything for the next find to enjoy the experience.
Thanks for the cache Youngoldfella . Cache might need a visit for a check up.
Another fun little cache. I had remembered to pack the right TOTT for this one, however it was easier to use a natural implement from the area as the host container was full of water, and unfortunately so was the cache itself. We made our mark on the log and replaced everything for the next find to enjoy the experience.
Thanks for the cache Youngoldfella . Cache might need a visit for a check up.
Rated: for Overall Experience
#GA3505 - 10:45; 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. This one was an easy find and luckily we had the necessary piece of gear for the retrieval. Might be handy to put a hole in the bottom of this one as recent rains have found their way inside the PVC. Enjoying the great variety on the way around today, now that the rain has cleared away. TFTC youngoldfella 
Rated: for Overall Experience
We are heading to Biloela today and decided we had time for 'just one cache'. So why not choose one location where we can get three? 
We quickly found the GC cache nearby then found this one. We like gadget caches and came prepared. Unfortunately the cache is full of water and the log sodden. The double-bagged log paper left by GT54 was dry though. If we had brought a drill, we would've drilled a little hole in the bottom to let the water out.
Another fun cache. Thanks Youngoldfella.
We quickly found the GC cache nearby then found this one. We like gadget caches and came prepared. Unfortunately the cache is full of water and the log sodden. The double-bagged log paper left by GT54 was dry though. If we had brought a drill, we would've drilled a little hole in the bottom to let the water out.
Another fun cache.
Thanks Youngoldfella.Rated: for Overall Experience
We love gadget caches. We had with us the necessary requirements to complete the task. the cache was full of water as was the log book. We were unable to sign the log book, so had a spare log sheet and dry plastic bag and signed that and placed that in the bag into the cache container. Perhaps a hole in the bottom of the cache will rectify the problem. TFTC FTF 
Rated: for Overall Experience
