Surf Life Saving Clubs Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Cybergran V on 11-Jun-18. Waypoint GA12428

Spotted the Ulverstone surf life saving club while in the area finding other caches. Grabbed photo on way past. TFTC

Devonport Surf Life Saving Club, The Bluff, Devonport, Tasmania

Logging for the Cacheopoly Game.

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Sawtell NSW
I realised I'd better grab the photo for this cache today before we go home because it's my last chance for Cacheopoly.
Like most SLSCs we've seen, the Sawtell SLSC has a good following for it's cafe. School holidays, brunch, delightful sunny day and a great beach... there were a stream of people coming and going.
TFTC Cybergran V.

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The Kingston Beach Surf Life Saving Club work out of these sheds behind the public toilets in Osborne Esplanade. TFTV

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S41 02.284 E145 50.206 SOMERSET TASMANIA

I took a wrong turn in my travels but ended up with a bonus this Surf Lifesaving club which I did not know was here.

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We were caching at Port Sorell today and stopped to grab a photo of the Port Sorell Surf Lifesaving Club.
Must have ridden past this club a hundred times since this cache was published but never thought to stop and grab a photo before.
It is a great club and during the summer months they have markets here on Friday night and free live entertainment.
So while we are camping out here every year we usually come round for a meal from one of the food vans and to listen to the music and perhaps even pick up a bargain from the market.
It can be found at S41 9.073 E146 32.495
Thanks.

Hi Cybergran
On a recent trip to the NW Coast of Tassie, I took these photos of the Penguin Surf Club
Sainted this cache at 0835 hours
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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Shoalhaven Heads Surf Life Saving Club which has a cache nearby that we looked for on two separate days and were unable to locate.

At one of the few beaches people swim at in Darwin.

We were driving on the Sun shine Coast Qld and had jut found a few GC hides and was walking past the Alex Surf Club.

FOUNDED IN 1924, ALEXANDRA HEADLAND IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST CLUBS IN THE SURF LIFE SAVING MOVEMENT.
The origins of the Club can be traced back to group of young Woombye men in Mooloolaba SLSC, who were asked to assist in forming a Surf Club at Alexandra Headland. We have a proud and successful history in both lifesaving and competition with our members among the best in the country. Membership includes 11,000 members, including 500 nippers and 320 active patrolling members.

Among members are some of this community’s leading business personalities including, builders, developers, painters, architects magistrates and barristers Our success is built upon strong family foundations, where each member can find something to interest them, regardless of age or ability. We welcome all new members to the Club with our aim being to create an exciting future of sustainability whilst enabling participation in a wide range of services to the Club and the community.

Alexandra Headland Surf Life Saving Club is responsible for patrolling the beach between Mooloolaba and Maroochydore. Working closely with Surf Life Saving Australia and Surf Life Saving Queensland, we are an active member of the Sunshine Coast Branch. Our patrol season and competition season commences with the September / October school holidays, and concludes the first weekend in May. We train our members to become valuable Life Savers who patrol our beach, teaching techniques from surf swimming through to vital life saving and resuscitation skills. During patrol season, Nippers activities are conducted at the beach each Sunday morning from 7.45am.
TFTL Cybergran V

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Member her for a number of years.

Had a few beers here on the Balcony and swam at this beach a few times.

Lorne Lifesaving Club, Lorne Victoria.

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It is raining very heavily at present and certainly not a day for the beach. However there was a short break which enabled us to get to the Ulverstone Surf Life Saving Club to get the required photos, which have now been added to the Gallery. One photo shows the sign on the western end of the building, whilst the other photo is of the centre and eastern end. Thanks CybergranV for the cache.

Point Lonsdale Life Saving Club
Tucked away between a GA Virtual Rippper Views and a GC Traditional Santa Casa
Let’s see how many we can find.
Still working out how to transfer the photo for this one