O - Book Title Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By 2y'stassies on 15-May-20. Waypoint GA15086

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

O = Overload by Arthur Hailey.

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The next choice is Outback - the Discovery of Australia's Interior. This is a very interesting book to read.

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. A delightful Dr Seuss story as always.
Thanks to the 2y'stassies for this cache.
We found some titles that we had forgotten about.

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Origami Animals by Bella Young is my O book.

Hours of fun for the kidlets.

Making paper animals.

TFTL

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Other side of the story by Marian Keyes

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"Origin" by Dan Brown. I haven't read this yet, but have read all the others*. I bought it cheap from an op-shop, apparently without its outer jacket. I've found his books real page turners, with the short chapters, quirky info (or dodgy info?), and constant cliff-hanging, but I hope it's not the same formula with a dramatic but expected twist at the end again. I've avoided any spoilers, we shall see.

TFTC! (Now to see what other's chose for their "O" !)

* I just checked to see if he has written something newer, and it seems he hasn't. I guess he is perhaps enjoying his many millions instead.

I had a box of my stuff retrieved from my parents house this week. I found a book starting with O in it.

Outback Cooking in the Camp Oven.
By Jack and Reg Absalom.

I tell you what, there are some interesting recipes in there! If it has meat, it can be used. It also has the good old camel stew recipe in the front for fun. I'll add a photo of that too.

O is for Operation Red Jericho

I bought this and its sequel for my son after he devoured A Series of Unfortunate Events (12 books?). Unfortunately, as far as I know, he never read these. Maybe I'll pass them to my nephew in a few years, if my son doesn't want them.

Thanks and Happy Trails!

GCA #49

#NOVID19

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Another day and forever grateful that we live in a country that has managed the virus situation much better than some other countries. Thanks again, just about bed time.

This is my contribution to the "O" books.
Once Upon a Time in History: The Upper Blue Mountains.

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Sitting back on lockdown for Covid and filling in time with locationless caches.
This one is Outlander.
Thanks for the cache 2y'stassies,
Roostaman.

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O book is Out of the Dark - Gregg Hurwitz and is about a (US) President, traitor and a target.

Thanks for another one 2y'stassies...

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Another of my collection of Arthur C Clarke books comes next. This is a collection of his short stories and as you can see it has been very well read

Of Time and Stars by Arthur C Clarke

My O book is Outback Midwife by Beth McRae

On Warne. Gideon haigh. My favourite cricket writer on a famous spinner.

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Thanks for the locationless cache 2y'stassies. This one is a bit of a classic, 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

riokun

My niece found this one for me.

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O - Old Mam's Ghosts - by Tom Llyod

This is a great read, I would recommend it to everyone

Birdsville is one of the most remote police postings in Australia. It can be lonely and uneventful for weeks, then the dramas come thick and fast- from desert rescues to rising floods, venomous vipers to visiting VIPs.

Throw in heat, dust and flies and it's not a job for the faint-hearted, unless you're Senior Constable Neale McShane, who has single-handedly taken care of a beat the size of Victoria for the past ten years. Recently retired from this 'hardship posting', Neale and his family thrived on the adventures and colourful times that come with the territory in the furthest corner of our country.

Yarning with friend and bestselling author Evan McHugh, Neale's experiences are humorous and heartfelt. How do you feed 4000 unexpected dinner guests? Where do you find a Chinook helicopter when you need one? Who's your backup when the population explodes for the famous Birdsville Races? And what do you do when you're the person the Flying Doctor is flying out?

Among these inspiring tales of danger and death, dreamers and 'dumb tourists', you'll encounter a little community with a big heart that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with a larger-than-life policeman who's become part of Australia's outback legend.

A search of the bookshelf and we found this book…thanks for a good series 2Y’STASSIES

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One Down, One Missing,
Detailing the hunt for the Silk & Miller VicPol killers.. thanks..!!

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O- Open Minds Open Hearts
Thanks

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A book from my collection, Once upon a dream

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This book "Organic Gardening in Australia" has helped in our garden
My identification is my caching "mascot"
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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One day I will be able to go for a drive and find some caches… and that day was TODAY!!! With the announcement that today some of the restrictions are lifting, I took the opportunity to go and find some caches… the only question was where. I decided on taking a look at the caches south of Henty. I didn’t find as many as I wanted because some of the roads are closed to public assess. However, it was so great to be able to destress and take a look further afield to other places in our great country. I made 7 finds plus on my way home I stopped off at BMG’s home to have a bit of a catch up. A great day out and when I got home I found lots of locationless caches. TFTC’s

Found this book on my bookshelves. Title of the book: Olympic Gold 84 TFTLC

GCA 3,242. Another fun locationless to fill in the time.

My O book is 'OPJB' by Christopher Creighton. A fanciful account of 'Operation James Bond' to capture and rescue Martin Bormann out of Berlin in the last days of WWII. I have included my well travelled HRC Bear and TB Roman to help identify me.

Thanks 2y'stassies !

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On The Beach by Nevil Shute
This author's a genius to be able to write a best seller about the last community on earth waiting for nuclear fallout. I loved the book but it does make you feel this event isn't impossible. TFTL 2y'stassies.

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Ocean World. A kids reference book from Discovery Channel

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"O" is for Open Air Living; something we are all looking forward to. Thanks 2Y'Stassies

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This is a book that Mrs Tatt2squared started reading when she was 14... 20ish years later the lady decided to finally finish writing the series, unfortunately it was a bit of a disappointment. Anyway, comes in handy for a certain book challenge though. O is for Obernewtyn.

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We do not have many books at home these days since we downsized to a motor home. Most of our books are digital.I did keep a couple from my cycling days. This one was recommended by the guy who fitted me for my bicycles.

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On the tide, stories of the Tamar River in Launceston, Tasmania is our offering today. We think we would need to be in lockdown for several years to read all the books in our library thoroughly, but this has been an excuse to revisit some of them, thanks 2y’stassies.

One hundred years of solitude is my O book TFTC

riokun

Our book today is Osama by Chris Ryan TFTC

My O book is another Australian story "Out of the Blue" .It is an incredible story of courage and conviction. Well worth the read. Thanks for reminding me of this book 2Y"STASSIES.

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Our title for today is ‘One Man’s Wilderness’ by Sam Keith.
Thanks for the cache 2y’stassies

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Odessa Sea is my book title with "O" 15 down and 11 to go. Looking forward to the remainder of the series. TFTL 2Y'Stassies

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Another quick look in the library I have come up with Collen McCollough title On, Off, thanks to 2y'stassies for this series.

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Another from my travel book collection today, Oahu Revealed. As I've said when I logged the Maui version, the Revealed series of Hawaii guide books is the most useful and relevant tourist guides I've seen/used.

Ocean World. A kids reference book from Discovery Channel

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OUTBACK COOKING IN THE CAMP OVEN

Wow I forgot we had this book. Im going to have to look through it and get inspiration for our next trip. TFTC

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This book is one amongst my pile of “to read” books so nothing about it yet, other than the title begins with O.
And that is sufficient reason for it to belong in my library.
Thanks 2y’stassies for this Locationless.

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O is for Orchard Valley by Debbie Macomber. Have read this book recently, don't mind the odd romance!!!
Thanks.

Not sure where this book came from s it doesn't seem like one I'd buy but I may have when my kids were at school since it's a Scholastic book thorugh the school system. TFTC

O = Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse

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An Oldie, but a traditional kids book:-))
This was another one that surfaced while the grandies were here during home schooling )

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riokun

Keep rummaging

TFTC O is for OFF THE RECORD by Craig Gordon

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