Do you have your own Adventure Lab Caches or can recommend some? Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Cybergran V on 03-Nov-20. Waypoint GA19052

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I haven't had any Labs published and don't plan to, as yet I haven't even done one Lab cache. I'll get around to it one day. TFTC

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That reminds me I must publish mine now people can start moving around again.

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I have an adventure lab in Hillary W.A. Called Hillarys Boar Harbour . Thanks Cybergran V
see ATTRACTION IN HILLARYS, WESTERN AUSTRALIA - GA19106

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I have an adventure lab in Wentworth falls NSW called Wentworth Falls Wander
TFTLC

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It was wonderful to be given the opportunity to create an Adventure Lab early this year.
I created this one before the Lockdowns had interrupted geocaching.
I published it on the 29th February, 2020, thinking it woud be different to have one published on that Date, a rare date

'By the Bay'
It's a meander around the CBD of Busselton, following the the paths of the local history.

It's been interesting to find out about other Adventure Labs to put on our next trip over the Nullarbor
Thanks for this Locationless Challenge

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I have been given the opportunity to create an adventure Lab, but living so close to metro Melbourne I don’t believe it is fair to publish one when they are in lockdown and can’t travel to regional Victoria. Hopefully this situation will be over soon and my adventure Lab can be up and running.

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I have a magical history tour lab in Geelong called Geelong Historical Locations.
My favourite would have to be like others have said 'The Search for the Golden Cherub'

Thanks for the Adventure Lab recommendations CyberGran V

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I do love the lab caches. This morning I found my 270th!
I have highlighted 2 of my creations in Clunes and Daylesford this week.
However my favourite local lab is at Smeaton, central Victoria.

Andersons Mill by The Tritonz.

It ticks all the boxes..location location and a chance to wander around a preserved restored mill on a self guided tour. It all is walked which is a big bonus for me. Bonus Hide is great too. Check it out.
Cheers

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The ageing bushfire has two sets of LAB caches with BONUS caches in Geelong along with about fifty other LAB's in the area. I really think the stand out one is as The_Tritonz have stated is the Golden Orb placed by the Easter_Bunnies who have only placed two caches so far but both are of an extreamly high standard and will keep you on your toes all the time.
I have placed two as I stated before and the first will take you to all the lookouts in the Highton area, and the second will take you on a tour of old red brick chimneys that most were constructed last century along the local river the Barwon and there are ten still standing.
There are some others heading North but nobody has tackled these guys yet.

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I do own a lab and have to get my second out eventually. I did it along the river since there’s an awesome bike path and so many nice views from the riverside. I did some good labs in Busselton, but I’m biased since I love Busso. I did plenty in Adelaide but recommend you plan ahead if you haven’t done any of them since it’s insanely difficult to know which of the 10+ labs you need to be in at each location. Like much of Adelaide’s CBD which is swamped with caches, it’s also swamped with labs.
I do prefer labs that have stages that are close together.
Thanks for this cache.

We have just got our first Adventure Lab Cache series in Darwin. They have been put out by Monchichi1 and the series is called Murals in Darwin. It is about some of our brilliant street art here. It is well researched and fun to do.

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Thank for this one. I have one Adventure Lab cache in Bargara and one in Bundaberg. there are two others in Bundaberg CBD area as well. that makes 4 in the general Bundaberg Area. I hve found 12 different Adventure Lab sets since this types inception. TFTL

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Hi Cybergran
I haven't put one out yet
But I have done five

Two I mention here:
Pontville Wonder by whitewebbs was brilliant - Pontville, Tasmania
A Convicts Fate by gooseandegg also brilliant - Richmond, Tasmania

Both take you round old sandstone buildings, most originating from our convict settlement days
Loved them

TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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I own one Adventure Lab and have completed 40 or so of them, mostly around Sydney but as far afield as Cairns in the north and Geelong and Ballarat to the south.

My AL is called "Terrigal Seaside Stroll" on the NSW Central Coast. Terrigal is a cosmopolitan seaside town that boasts one of the Central Coast's best known beaches, as popular with locals as it is with visitors. The AL takes people for a walk along the Terrigal beachfront and then around the coastline to Terrigal's most prominent landmark, the Skillion.

We have published the Adventure Lab "Memorial Parks of Ulverstone".

The introductory information for the AdLab is "A prominent feature on the skyline of Ulverstone is the imposing War Memorial Clock. It can be seen from all parts of the town, so much so that it has been gazetted as a Trig Point. The icon was completed in 1954 and has remained a focal point for the community. About 20 years ago an ex-Naval seaman, Bob Boyd, was appointed the Supervisor of Parks and Gardens for the then Ulverstone Municipal Council (now Central Coast Council) and he had a vision of extending the memorial theme by creating parks dedicated to each of the armed services to remember ex-service men and women. Over time, five parks were designed and constructed and these have become part of the identity of Ulverstone. The Adventure Lab will take you to each of these parks. They are within walking distance of one another with parking at the wharf precinct. Alternatively you can drive between the locations. The locations must be completed in order. Enjoy Bob's Vision."

Last weekend we went to Stanley where sharnie's tribe had recently published their Adventure Lab "Stroll Through Stanley". It is a great way to learn a little about the history of this very popular town on the tourist route. It is very highly recommended.

Thanks Cybgergran V for this ccahe to highlight Adventure Labs.

We were lucky enough to have been awarded 2 Adventure Labs.
Our first one is in our “home “town of Maryborough (Vic). - Maryborough - Historic Building Tour
Our second has a GC bonus cache attached . A walk in the Old Town of Talbot.

Both seem to have been well received..

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Sad to say we do not own an adventure lab and we have only completed one, GC8N6TY Unknown Cache #001 The PS Series. It was a showery afternoon when we headed off with Hans & Linda to do this AL as part of our mission to complete 'The PS Series'. A fun time was had by all.

We have 2 Adventure Labcaches.
1. Geelong Sculptures with Bonus cache GC7WV4B
2. Anderson's Mill with Bonus cache GC906RQ
The best adventure lab we have had done is "The Mystery of the Golden Cherub", created by The_Easter_Bunnies.
If anyone had done 'The Mystery of the Fyansford Treasure Horde' before it was archived will know the calabre of their work.

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Yes I have two in Bacchus. This was my first one so people could travel around and pretend they were in another country even though we were in lockdown at the time. You do need to drive to each location so I gave everyone some co-ordinates for each location.
It was named Covoid-19 International Travel at Bacchus Marsh.
Thanks Val

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I have some Adventure Labs in Nagambie - Churches of Nagambie, but have done some lovely other caches recently in Myrtleford and Beechworth.