My Favourite Salad [SSS] Ravenhall, Victoria, Australia
By
GabGab on 19-Jan-17. Waypoint GA9367
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Unknown or Mystery |
Container: | Regular |
Coordinates: | S37° 46.100' E144° 44.100' (WGS 84) |
55H 300501E 5817472N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 73 m |
Local Government Area: | Melton |
Description
My Favourite Salad
What is my favourite salad? That's up to you to guess.
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Come along and find this one and do the rest of the Western Freeway Path while you're here.
Hints
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Decode |
Logs
Today we cached along the Western Fwy Path and found your cache along the way. This one had been muggled, found the lid, then the container, but no logbook. Added our name to a sheet of paper.
Many thanks GabGab for placing this cache.
Many thanks GabGab for placing this cache.
quick find while out with goose and egg and Toolman
over from Tassie on a raiding mission
thanks for the cache
over from Tassie on a raiding mission
thanks for the cache
19:55
When I'd checked out my route last week, I'd noticed this cache and the other nearby... so did the necessary transmogrifications. Tonight, these have become my first Geocaching Australia Mystery caches.
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The cooler weather this weekend made today perfect for a bike ride. With a stiff southerly blowing, I decided that I'd tackle the lower reaches of the Kororoit Creek with the wind at my tail, rather than the tougher option... then enjoy a non-stop jaunt alongside the Ring Road and Western Freeway to where I left off last week.
It was certainly quite different this time around: express rather than stopping all stations (caches), then, once I'd made it to the vicinity of the prison, a cool, and occasionally damp evening compared to the balmy weather of late.
By the time I reached the middle of Caroline Springs, there were nearly a dozen and a half more smileys, with only a few I couldn't locate, and finds on some caches that had been dormant for a year and a half. Oh, and both my phone and GPSr were running on fumes when I finally got on a train. All in all, a good evening expedition.
Many thanks, GabGab.
GCA#338
When I'd checked out my route last week, I'd noticed this cache and the other nearby... so did the necessary transmogrifications. Tonight, these have become my first Geocaching Australia Mystery caches.
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The cooler weather this weekend made today perfect for a bike ride. With a stiff southerly blowing, I decided that I'd tackle the lower reaches of the Kororoit Creek with the wind at my tail, rather than the tougher option... then enjoy a non-stop jaunt alongside the Ring Road and Western Freeway to where I left off last week.
It was certainly quite different this time around: express rather than stopping all stations (caches), then, once I'd made it to the vicinity of the prison, a cool, and occasionally damp evening compared to the balmy weather of late.
By the time I reached the middle of Caroline Springs, there were nearly a dozen and a half more smileys, with only a few I couldn't locate, and finds on some caches that had been dormant for a year and a half. Oh, and both my phone and GPSr were running on fumes when I finally got on a train. All in all, a good evening expedition.
Many thanks, GabGab.
GCA#338
Rated: for Overall Experience
Found It!
I'm starting to get good at this cipher now! And another find for my Friday afternoon walk!
TFTC
I'm starting to get good at this cipher now! And another find for my Friday afternoon walk!
TFTC
Gotta love the GCA Toolbox for helping solve a few puzzles. Had one or two attempts at this one before the magic figures appear. We grabbed this one as we headed back along this section to our start position. No problems and the cache was soon found.
Thanks GabGab....
Thanks GabGab....
Rated: for Overall Experience
#GA 1959 - 10:15; Day three of a caching mission to Victoria with Sol de lune. Our major goal for the week is to complete the SSS and other series along the Western Freeway/Ring Road and to then collect enough GCA caches around Docklands to bring our total finds for the day to 100+ which would build our trophy cabinets a bit more as we completed a few more 'missions'. This was one of 82 finds along the various series, where we only had the one DNF, having solved the puzzle just before we hit the road headed for the big smoke! TFTC GabGab
Rated: for Overall Experience
This was a straightforward puzzle and we soon had our solution confirmed by the coordinate checker. We spent the morning walking the bike/walking paths along side the Western Highway. We enjoyed the variety of hides, the accuracy of the coordinates and the size of the containers. Most caches were quick finds and the caches and their contents were in good condition. Thanks GabGab for this puzzle and cache and the many placed in the area.
This was a simple puzzle to decipher as I simply use the Geocaching Australia toolbox. Nice and simple to solve and just as easy to find. A pleasant walk out tonight with GabGab collecting caches for the Summer Scavenger Series.
Rated: for Overall Experience
I worked out the puzzle quite quickly at home then walked from the car to GZ in just a couple of minutes.
Thanks again GabGab
#481
Thanks again GabGab
#481
***FTF***
Not sure but this may be my first GCA mystery.
Also a blank log book.
I researched a little and boom!!
TFTC
Not sure but this may be my first GCA mystery.
Also a blank log book.
I researched a little and boom!!
TFTC
Rated: for Overall Experience
Come one, come all to find this cache. This cache has now been published and is ready to be found.