Little Red Helicopter Tasmania, Australia
By
sharnie's tribe on 09-Jun-18. Waypoint GA12399
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Moveable |
Container: | Small |
Coordinates: | S41° 18.400' E147° 12.491' (WGS 84) |
55G 517427E 5427178N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 367 m |
Local Government Area: | Launceston |
Description
A new moveable cache about to begin it's journey
This small brightly coloured helicopter is about to start his journey out in the big wide world of caching. He's got three siblings who are also beginning their journeys and we'll see which one travels furthest and quickest.
All the usual rules for moveable caches apply, log your find with a green tick and a move with a blue arrow. Move him on as soon as possible and hide him carefully so his journey continues for as long as possible.
Happy travels little guy!
Hints
Va gur fghzc. |
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Decode |
Logs
After finding ourselves with a bag of moveables we needed to get them back out again while the Blitz competition is still on in case anyone else needs them
This moveable cache was one of a group in a bag that arrived on our doorstep. This will help our tally in the Blitz game we hope, moving them all out again will be a big job but all part of the fun. We'll get them out again in the next couple of days. Thanks for the cache
This morning i was handed a bag of moveables by Trimbletas, this moveable was one of many in the bag. Thanks for a great moveable.
Found close to my gate today after a couple of shady looking characters arrived. Thanks for the presents. Will move on tomorrow TFTC
Found in the hands of budgietas then moved to trimbletas.
Tftc...cheers ST.
Tftc...cheers ST.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Thanks for the moveable, it was one of the "attendees" at this evening's Moveable Madness Blitz event, an event within an event.
Found this cache at the recent movable event and took it to Ulverstone along with a bag of others.
After a day out caching with WhiteWebbs, Tassie Trekkers and Gooseandegg it was nice to attend the event and catch up with so many other GCA players, while there is found this moveable.
Thanks for the cache.
Thanks for the cache.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Found at today's Blitz Event
Cheers and thanks
OldSaint
Cheers and thanks
OldSaint
Rated: for Overall Experience
Thanks for the moveable.
Spotted this guy at today's Blitz Event.
Spotted this guy at today's Blitz Event.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Heading to an event will be available after 4pm
Visiting the home for moveables and this was one of the moveables we collected.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Spotted this cache in the hands of Whitewebs. Meet Whitewebs at the "X Marks the Spot 3" cache for a general chin wag and moveable swap.
Nice to see this cache again.
Nice to see this cache again.
Moved back out and ready to be found
back here again today after a couple of movables were dropped off by old Saint. TFTC
Quick find today as we were going home
will move today
will move today
Rated: for Overall Experience
Hi sharnie's tribe
Today I was sitting at home sick of my lethargy so decided to go for a drive
Updated my GPS with GSAK and checked that all caches had been loaded properly
In the car and loaded the co-ordinates for this cache into the navigator and set off with my best friend.
The drive from Huonville to Hobart was very pleasant, chatting and laughing together
The two lots of road works were the only hindrance to an enjoyable drive; especially the first at which the red light held us up for about fifteen minutes. That’s so annoying when you want to get somewhere in a hurry. Passing through Hobart to the bridge was a breeze. We arrived at a very familiar parking spot on the Eastern Shore and were the only people there. No muggles to interfere with the search.
The walk from the car to Ground Zero was over familiar territory. I thought I knew where the cache would be hidden, but I was wrong! I searched some other familiar hides in the area with no luck.
So, I turned to the GPS and looked at the clue to know what type of hide I was looking for. But for some reason, the GPS did not play ball for some time and I found myself walking around in circles not seeming to get near the hide. I walked slower to give the GPS time to settle better but the unusual performance continued. I couldn’t figure out why it was performing in such an erratic manner as the weather was fine with little wind and almost no cloud cover. The only thing that may have caused interference was the tree cover but it had never created mayhem here previously. As I walked around I couldn’t see anything matching the hide description in the vicinity.
Found one spot in the general area that I thought “Ah! Here it is!” But not so; because if it was the cache had been found, and my search was in vein. Checked the logs on the GPS and the cache was still supposed to be there. Slowed my walking down yet again, and slowly but surely I was being taken to the hide.
There it was as described. The find was made and Sainted at 1235 hours after a search that should not have taken as long as it did. Incidentally, the co-ordinates were spot on. Photographs of the hiding place, your cache and its two hiding mates and the general area were taken.
I gathered up the three caches I had just found as well as my caching equipment and walked back to the car; wondering how many more times would I return to this area to find caches – I wonder? Back at the car where my bestie had been very patient, it was time to head to the next location where I would find two more cache for the day.
My experience today saw me nett five caches for which I took 1899 steps burning 12350 calories to walk 1.55 kilometres.
TFTC and Cheers
OldSaint
Today I was sitting at home sick of my lethargy so decided to go for a drive
Updated my GPS with GSAK and checked that all caches had been loaded properly
In the car and loaded the co-ordinates for this cache into the navigator and set off with my best friend.
The drive from Huonville to Hobart was very pleasant, chatting and laughing together
The two lots of road works were the only hindrance to an enjoyable drive; especially the first at which the red light held us up for about fifteen minutes. That’s so annoying when you want to get somewhere in a hurry. Passing through Hobart to the bridge was a breeze. We arrived at a very familiar parking spot on the Eastern Shore and were the only people there. No muggles to interfere with the search.
The walk from the car to Ground Zero was over familiar territory. I thought I knew where the cache would be hidden, but I was wrong! I searched some other familiar hides in the area with no luck.
So, I turned to the GPS and looked at the clue to know what type of hide I was looking for. But for some reason, the GPS did not play ball for some time and I found myself walking around in circles not seeming to get near the hide. I walked slower to give the GPS time to settle better but the unusual performance continued. I couldn’t figure out why it was performing in such an erratic manner as the weather was fine with little wind and almost no cloud cover. The only thing that may have caused interference was the tree cover but it had never created mayhem here previously. As I walked around I couldn’t see anything matching the hide description in the vicinity.
Found one spot in the general area that I thought “Ah! Here it is!” But not so; because if it was the cache had been found, and my search was in vein. Checked the logs on the GPS and the cache was still supposed to be there. Slowed my walking down yet again, and slowly but surely I was being taken to the hide.
There it was as described. The find was made and Sainted at 1235 hours after a search that should not have taken as long as it did. Incidentally, the co-ordinates were spot on. Photographs of the hiding place, your cache and its two hiding mates and the general area were taken.
I gathered up the three caches I had just found as well as my caching equipment and walked back to the car; wondering how many more times would I return to this area to find caches – I wonder? Back at the car where my bestie had been very patient, it was time to head to the next location where I would find two more cache for the day.
My experience today saw me nett five caches for which I took 1899 steps burning 12350 calories to walk 1.55 kilometres.
TFTC and Cheers
OldSaint
Rated: for Overall Experience
Grabbed while in the area. Will move on soon. TFTM
Rated: for Overall Experience
We arrived back from Flinders Island to find several requests for maintenance, a box of moveables left after the event and some new caches. We put today aside to to get these jobs done. After maintenance was completed nearby we dropped off two little moveables. This was one.
Viewed this movable at the event in Ulverstone. Nice to see some movables at these events.
TFTC
TFTC
Celebrating 20 years of caching at the Ulverstone event
We needed to find four moveable caches this week to qualify for one of the research tasks so when the notifications came up for some that'd been left near the old Tioxide site we headed out to see if we could find them. After a brisk walk in a passing shower we found six moveable caches all hiding together in one spot so research task accomplished in one hit. We'll move them on in the next couple of days. Thanks for the cache
Pick this one up while working in the north east, will bring it closer to civilisation.
Was Handed a bag of moveables from a recent event and this one was in the bag, will move on soon. TFTC
We attended a GC 20 Years of Caching Community Event today at Latrobe and also managed to find a collection of moveable caches as well, this one was one of those on the table but had already been claimed by another team. Glad to meet up with you again Little Red Helicopter, pleased to see you're still travelling
Dropped off at the 20 years of geocaching event
Grabbed this cache from a passing old person. Said I will take that off your hands old timer
Will move it on soon
Will move it on soon
Hi Sharnie's
Had a trip to Hobart and then the Eastern Shore this morning
Whilst on the eastern Shore, collected a few moveables
They were in a popular and familiar hide
They were Sainted at 1045 hours
All in good condition
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
Had a trip to Hobart and then the Eastern Shore this morning
Whilst on the eastern Shore, collected a few moveables
They were in a popular and familiar hide
They were Sainted at 1045 hours
All in good condition
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
Rated: for Overall Experience
grabbed at a family catchup. Heading south. Nice to meet again.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Passed on at a quick family catchup.
This moveable fitted the requirements for our research task this week.
Many thanks sharnie's tribe for publishing this cache and adding to our geocaching experience.
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Rated: for Overall Experience
Picked up along with a few others that have been languishing on the side of Princes Hwy for six months
Little red helicopter is waiting for its next move watching the cows being milked nearby.
We were on our way to Kingston to a farewell for a group of Antarctic expeditioners leaving for Mawson via Davis on the Aurora Australis tomorrow and noticed some moveables beside the Southern Outlet. Had to detour along Proctors Road and collect a few. This was one of them.
Will move it along soon.
Will move it along soon.
After attending the lunch event Red came home with me. Will move on soon.TFTM
Rated: for Overall Experience
Moved to the "Lunch in the City" event.
Hello sharnie's tribe Thank you for the cache.
Picked up off stainless-steel-rat.
Found on Monday, 15 October 2018 at 1403
Picked up off stainless-steel-rat.
Found on Monday, 15 October 2018 at 1403
Quick run out to grab some moveables tonight, will move on this week.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Ended up safely on the ground and ready to be found
flying in formation with Little Blue Plane, the Little Red Helicopter made a quick appearance in Nevilles patch
Nice to see a new moveable Will move on soon TFTM
Rated: for Overall Experience
Hi sharnies
A quick find in Huonville
Sainted at 0915 hours
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
My FINDS: GCA 3068; GC 3541; Tot 6609
A quick find in Huonville
Sainted at 0915 hours
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
My FINDS: GCA 3068; GC 3541; Tot 6609
Rated: for Overall Experience
Sorry for the long delay in moving...but taken to the deep south near a good mate...cheers ST.
Hi Sharnie's Tribe,
Quick find as quite visible, but doubt it would have been there much longer as right beside a footpath...all good...TFTC..cheers ST.
Quick find as quite visible, but doubt it would have been there much longer as right beside a footpath...all good...TFTC..cheers ST.
Rated: for Overall Experience
little red chopper landed near Evandale, awaiting departure.. thanks..!!
One of a number found in the Trevallyn Reserve today.. thanks..!!
Rated: for Overall Experience
Out and about today on a mission to rehide all the moveables we had in our possession. Called a couple of family members in to assist and a good day was had by all
A quick find close to home, great to see this one with a couple of finds so quickly
Little Red Helicopter is on the move travelling along the coast
Hi Sharnie's Tribe
Found in the hands of 2y'stassies....tftc....cheers ST.
Found in the hands of 2y'stassies....tftc....cheers ST.
Rated: for Overall Experience
We woke this morning to find that four little moveables had stopped in Ulverstone and were waiting nearby. So after breakfast we found them enjoying a spot in the sun.
Thanks Sharnie's Tribe for some more of these bright little caches. We will get the Little Red Helicopter out and about very soon.
Thanks Sharnie's Tribe for some more of these bright little caches. We will get the Little Red Helicopter out and about very soon.