Animal Skeletons Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By corunnaroad on 25-May-20. Waypoint GA15440

A skeleton of a whale. At The Killer Whale Museum, Eden, NSW.

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While out looking for a hiding spot for a cache I saw this bird skeleton. I was worried about snakes as near a small dam but something else got this bird. Using for the Cacheopoly games. TFTL

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We were in the city for any appointment when the afternoon rain arrived. We had time to spare so ducked into the museum where we spotted a couple of thylacine skeletons on display. Remembering that we needed an orange locationless cacheopoloy cache in order to move on we took a couple of photos. We have added one to this log.
The display highlights the major differences between the male and female as well as the interesting spinal/tail structure.

Thanks for this locationless cache Corunnaroad.

Looking for a cache hiding spot, we parked right beside these bones.

Matilda.... dinosaur fossils at Winton, Qld. Fabulous.

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This is a Thylacoleo skeleton in the Wellington Caves, Wellington, NSW. The Thylacoleo was the largest mammaleon predator in Australia when the Aborigines arrived. Some species may have been as big as a lion, but they were marsupials related to wombats and not related to cats. Thylacoleo were first discovered in the Wellington Caves.

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S 35° 05.710 E 117° 57.640
Albany Whaling Station at Cheyne’s Beach Frenchman’s Bay 2018.
These two whale skeletons were quite impressive to see the actual size of these majestic creatures.
This was a sad but interesting place to visit.
Thanks to corunnaroad for this chance to share this skeleton image.

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The skelton was displayed outside Vancouver, Canada.
thanks

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GCA 3,504. Another neat locationless completed.

Only yesterday when I was looking for a GC cache and I found one with a 'cache guardian' grinning at me !

TFTC Corunnaroad !!

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We came across these skeletons in a garden at Barcaldine Queensland. We had been up there for the QOCM event. TFTC

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Spotted this one in Te Papa Museum in Wellington NZ. Lots of other great stuff in there as well, but using this as it's so big.

Thanks for another Corunnroad...

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I saw this one in a museum in Christchurch.

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Hi corunnaroad
I found dem bones at GC80ZQ7 "Tassie Zodiac Trail - #6 Virgo near Molesworth, Tasmania

When I posted the photograph its caption read:
"Didn't Find the Cache - BUT died trying to!!!"

My log read for the cache read:
"Hi Diadem
Collected 19 finds on caches today
Had a trip of 198.1 km in the car passing through Rosny Hill, Seven Mile Beach, Sorell, Richmond, Brighton, Molesworth, Hobart and back to Huonville
Finding the caches required 4516 steps, to burn 1402 calories covering 3.64 km on foot
Sainted at 1312 hours
My Zodiac Sign found and logged
Quite appropriate - 'old post' for an OldSaint
Plenty of muggles passing this location - road still busy
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
My finds: GCA 3396; GC 3585; TOT 6981"

TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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The posted co ordinates are close to where this poor kangaroo did not make the fence. There is a Cache GC89R3Q not that far away.
A friend who lives on a property just up the road told me that it could have been shot and got away for a short time. I was out in this area many times over two years assisting in placing hides for QOGM 2019 at Blackall. TFTL

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Watch out for skeletons