A - Book Title Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By 2y'stassies on 01-May-20. Waypoint GA14926

Time to go - thanks to all who logged a find.

Our choice is Area 7 by Matthew Reilly.

Airport by Arthur Haley. I have a few of his books.

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Suscoe's offering for A - Book Title is A Parliament of Owls (a book of collective nouns)
Thanks to the 2y'stassies for giving us a reason to scour our book shelves this afternoon.

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Another book to add here.

Audrey by Alexander Walker.

A biography on her story and life.

TFTL

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"A Fortunate Life" by A B Facey.

Another novel I read for English while studying the HSC. I really enjoyed it this one too. Maybe one day I might read it again.
A Fortunate Life is an autobiography by Albert Facey published in 1981, nine months before his death. It chronicles his early life in Western Australia, his experiences as a private during the Gallipoli campaign of World War I and his return to civilian life after the war.

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A great little read and an aussie book about some great dog stories

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Clive Cussler is an author with many books, and while I love the style of book, this one didnt grab me like some others

Atlantis Found By Clive Cussler

At the end of last year I had to get rid of a whole lot of things which included a whole lot of books. The few that remain are significant to me. I listen to a lot of audio books now.

Australia Twice Traversed - Journals of explorer Ernest Giles.
This book I actually read online some years ago. I enjoyed it so much I bought the book. I have started mapping out public access places and routes following these explorations, and hope to travel them one day soon. When I first read it I imagined turning it into a feature film, altered for entertainment and including some imaginative interpretation, with Heath Ledger as Ernest Giles. That will give you an idea of just how many years ago I first read it. I was recently inspired by The True Story of The Kelly Gang, so I might just get around to rewriting these journals for fun very soon.

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A travel book so I can scratch my itch for travelling "Around Australia in 80 days"

About this life by Barry Lopez. One of my favorite writers if wild landscapes.cheers

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‘A Valley of Glens’ by Barraclough & Higgins, details the history of people and places of the Upper Macalister River in Victoria’s East Gippsland region, a place where I misspent a great deal of my youth.. thanks..!!

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Figured I'd start on this series, along with the LP series.

I am starting with Another Fine Myth by Robert Asprin. First published in 1978 as the first book in the Myth Adventures series.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_Fine_Myth

Thanks and Happy Trails!

GCA #26
Alt Cache #990

#NOVID19

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fascinating history of the Blue Labyrinth in the Glenbrook National Park.

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Was going to leave this until you got to Z but thought may as well get in and do them now and hopefully continue to remember as each day goes by.

A = Australia Flying High but Klause D. Franke

TFTC

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I do not own all that many books as I borrow them from the library so I have found some from Chwiliwr's collection.
Thanks for the cache.

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The trouble with my books is that most are packed away in boxes and not ready available however I found one still unpacked that started with 'A'.
Thanks for the cache.

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a book from my collection, After Alice

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During a very brief dash into town today I grabbed a whole lot of photos of book titles each displaying one of my Pathtags. Thanks for this series 2Y"STASSIES.

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We finally got one not from the kids rooms... Thanks for the series so far.

And our 100th GCA find

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No alternative for those who love there footy. A story about the greatest footballer to ever have pulled on a pair of boots
ABLETT GREATEST EVER

Sitting back on lockdown for Covid and filling in time with Puzzles and locationless caches.
This is another nice photo series to do as well. Well done.
I added a TFTC log to it, just because I can.
Thanks for the brain exercise and the cache 2y'stassies,
Roostaman.

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This is one book on the ‘To Be Read’ pile which is growing smaller daily.
Thanks for a fun activity that is bringing back memories of old books.

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Mr Beetle has only just started reading in the last few years. This is a book by Val McDermid called A Darker Domain that he finished recently.
Thanks.

A is for A Wartime Journey
I love this book about travelling up 'The Track' The Stuart Highway seeing wartime heritage
TFTL

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Australia Felix by Henry Handel Richardson
I visited her childhood home in Chiltern a few months ago. Such a pretty town.

Nice and fun 1. Easy choice - African Dawn by my favourite author Tony Park and my pathtag (thank you to my sister) a birthday gift.

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It is a few years since I read this book and I had to go looking for it.
My selection is Angels and Demons by Dan Brown.
wazza9 PathTag sitting on top.

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A good read this one lots of short stories

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After browsing our bookcase our photo is of a Readers Digest copy of Australia's Dangerous Creatures. Luckily we haven't seen too many of these while caching, we've seen a few snakes and a couple of red back spiders but we've managed to stay out of their range! Thanks 2y'stassies for an interesting locationless cache

Arrivals and Departures by Leslie Thomas
With bookcases all over the house, this was a case of which book. Then I came across one of my favourite authors. TFTL 2y'stassies.

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sharnie's tribe

This certainly had to be dusted down for the photo.

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Australian First Aid by the St John Ambulance Australia. Picked this up during a course I did at some stage to keep my skills up to date. Never used it, and hope I never have to.

Thanks for the cache 2y'stassies.....a couple of my pathtags on the front cover.

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I enjoy Australian historical novels ... they are a really good way to learn about elements of our country's past in an entertaining way. One author whose books I have read quite a few of is Peter Yeldham. His first historical novel was "A Bitter Harvest" in which he weaves fictional characters into actual events that took place in Australia and around the world in the early part of the 20th century.

I've started playing with potential designs for a path tag while sitting at home over the past few weeks, and am adding an early draft of it to my photo of the book.

My language is Auslan so here the Auslan Dictionary book and pathtag.
Thanks 2y'stassies

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Being avid readers this one was right up our alley....problem was choosing one book.

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A time for reflection, we have just had the Grandies for Home Schooling and the school holidays, this was one of the books we read )
Making ANZAC Biscuits was part of the day’s activities )
Here is the book ANZAC Ted and our name on the flag

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Hubby is an avid reader so there are many books in our house with our muff1 pathtag. If you have one of these consider yourself special as these are only handed out not placed in caches

Australian Birds by Vincent and Carol Serventy

Of course mine is a bird book!

One of my friends in my early years at high school was Cathy, the daughter of the authors of this book, and I spent some time at their place.

Vincent was a well known in the nature conservation world. His brother also wrote many bird books. This book is just one of a whole shelf of my Australian Bird Books. TFTC

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Well that was not difficult with all my Danielle Steele books.
Thanks to 2y'stassies.

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GCA 2,990. Another fun locationless to fill in the time.

My book is 'A Falcon Flies' by Wilber Smith. I have read all of Wilbur Smith's books - a lot of them several times. I am currently going through the Egyptian series again. I also included my well travelled HRC Bear and TB Roman to help identify me.

Thanks 2y'stassies !

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Against All Enemies by Richard A Clarke. Not a book of fiction. Clarke was the counter-terrorism czar during the Bill Clinton & George W Bush administrations. My tag adorns. Thanks.

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With a avid reader in the family this was a easy cache to claim. Image is the front cover with bushfires pathtag that has only one in circulation the rest at this stage will be held until Bushfire falls off the plank.
Thanks 2Y'STASSIES for thinking this guy up.

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In our isolation we have managed to read more books than normal...luckily we had a few to catch up on when this all started. We usually donate or swap the books when we have finished with them but we have several in a box now waiting for this to all come to an end to be sure it is safe to pass them on.
Mr Sylken sorted through the box and found this one he had recently finished.....it is ‘Actric Drift’ by Clive and Dirk Cussler.
Many thanks for another great idea for a locationless 2y’stassies

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Another book added to the list. Australian and world records 2014. This one has been sitting on the shelves for a while as there was dust on the cover. TFTLC

This book travels with us and we have managed to visit some of these places ,still a work in progress

Rummaging around in the caravan and found this one together with my cache stamp

Got it “An Outback Nature” by Thea Hayes
With my name tag.
Thanks

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Thanks so many for this cache 2y’stassies, you have certainly picked up the gauntlet and ran away with it.
I’m loving your ingenuity and enthusiasm.

So many books to choose from, but this one jumped out immediately because it is where the DDTs are supposed to visit in May! Our third team member is pictured with the book, along with his pathtag which was to travel with us . . . Don’t have one of these pathtags? Well, nobody except us does, as they arrived just in time to go into isolation. . . By the way, we think this would make a great ‘alphabet series’ and that you should reconsider!!! Thanks.

As a fly fisherman I tie "Artificial" flies
The book "Artificial" by Greg French helps
My identification is my caching "mascot"
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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Thanks for the locationless cache 2y'stassies. Taking a morning tea break and saw this one pop up. I'm working from home at the moment and my desk is located next to one of my bookcases so I didn't need to look far - 'American Gods' by Neil Gaiman. My constant geocaching companion, the GeoGSP (aka Rafa) was sitting nearby and helped out with the photo.

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The book was easy to find A Gothic Treasure Trove, but I had to search for my name tag.

This one was an easy one to find and claim. Love reading books. My book tom Clancy's Against all Enemies and one of my Youngoldfella pathtags. TFTL 2Y'Stassies

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MAY the hunt commence.