Great Balls of Wire Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Cybergran V on 19-Jul-18. Waypoint GA12541

Glebe Gardens, Henry St, Launceton

Wandering through these beautiful gardens, we spotted this ball of wire. Perfect example for this locationless.

Logging for the Cacheopoly Game.

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We visited this very talented artist, who makes sculptures from scrap metal. We wandered around his property admiring his work and taking photos. Gilgai NSW.

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S41 23.977 E146 25.403 KIMBERLEY TASMANIA

I drove past this paddock two days ago and thinking it may have had an animal sculptured in wire as I was passing I stopped. No animals but these balls of wire.

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S42 10.279 E147 21.860 OATLANDS TASMANIA

Driving through Oatlands and I saw this ball of wire on a fence post near some other artistic efforts on display.

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This striking sculpture, created by Richard Moffat as part of the Artist in Residence program in 2007 Blackall Heartland Festival, using the theme 'Ice on Water'. It was created from the abundance of old fencing wire found in paddocks that once held sheep. It is located on the Northern edge of Blackall QLD on the Landsborough Highway either as you leave Blackall on your way to Barcaldine or coming into Blackall from the North. TFTL.

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Seen at an open garden recently in Cambridge, New Zealand.

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Found these balls of wire while having lunch with Anne and whitewebbs at Willie Smiths in Grove
TFTC
OldSaint

Whilst in Waratah this morning we noticed a garden featuring a wind chime. The windchime was fixed to a teepee of three sticks in at the top was a sphere of barbed wire. Most unexpected to find this in the mining community. two photos have been aded to the Gallery: Mrs y'stassie standing in front of the windchime; a closer view of the sphere of barbed wire. thanks Cybergran V for the cache.

We recently attended the Aramac Garden Expo and were fortunate to be in attendance when the talented wire artist Milyanda Rogers was demonstrating her barbed wire sculptures. Milynda has created over 32 sculptures from Aarmac, Jericho and along Lake Dunn. In this demonstration she was creating a pear out out barbed wire. The completed pear was then put up for auction and the proceeds donated to local charity. TFTC

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Walcha NSW
Some of our best locationless searches have been when we've stopped to take a break. Having a coffee before a ride around Walcha when, hey presto, a locationless just metres away. Two barb balls make a barb man...... Quite a large man, the top part of his hat is an old copper boiler.
TFTC Cybergran V

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This ball of barbed wire was created by our son about 3 years ago and stands in the garden.
Thanks for this cache Cybergran V.

Found this great big ball in Muttaburra, Qld
while touring around town.
Not sure if that is a 'FTF''.
TFTC

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These coordinates are in the vicinity, not at the actual spot, as it was near the end of a mystery GC cache.
We had a lot of fun finding puzzle caches in the area, after attending a nearby GC workshop event.
It was very late in the afternoon, when this was taken, so it’s not a good shot of my great ball of wire.
I certainly would not have liked the job of rolling this one up.