Autumn - Time for change Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By
youngoldfella on 21-Jan-17. Waypoint GA9610
Cache Details
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Terrain: | |
Type: | Locationless |
Container: | Other |
Proximity: | 161m |
Maximum Finds: | 6 |
Description
Autumn is about transition
Published for the 2016/2017 Summer Scavenger Series Games and thank goodness we are in the second lastweek as I have published enough locationless for quite awhile just so I can participate in the fun.
Autumn is the time of the year between Summer and Winter in Australia and it is all about Change or transition. Well I have a change for Autumn.
To claim this one you have to fullfill the requirements in order or one by one.
First claimer uses the A. Must be a photo of an Animal. Dog for example. There are many breeds and colours of dogs so we may finish up with 50 photos of different colours or sizes of dogs.
The second claimer utilises the U
and the Third claimer utilises the T
and so on till we use A U T U M N
Then we start again but you can not use previous like images. i.e. Differennt animals and Different unberella's and it may just be the colour you need to change etc.
You can claim this one to a maximum of 6 times as long as you do not use a letter that you have claimed before. Six claims ( one claim for each letter) per geocacher only and no GPSr required in the photo but no Internet images please.
Please supply a description and where the photo was taken for this interpretation of Autumn transition:-
A Animal
U Umbrella
T Tree
U Under Foot
M Many Hands (at least 4 in the Photo)
N Nails (More than 4)
I hope you have fun with this one. Remember the letters of AUTUMN must be used in order.
Hints
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Logs
Time to get this one moving again so when we were at our son's for tea last night I took the required photo.
Four lots of hands includes those of our 2 year old granddaughter, 10 year old grandson, Mr Beetle and our daughter in law.
There were others there but they were too busy to join our photo fun.
Thanks.
Mu upholstered recliner that I live in, is perfect for this cache, even though it is now winter, it doesn’t feel like it, with our new ducted heating.
Thanks for the cache youngoldfella, I need this oldie for another challenge.
This conifer tree is outside our villa. It was supposed to be a miniature conifer but after 2 years it now has grown to touch the guttering on the roof. We love this tree. It is decorated at Christmas time. Recently doves nested in it and were successful in raising 2 chicks. TFTC
A couple of herring for our tea that night - very happy fishing
We were driving home from Echuca on a very hot day last weekend and were not taking much notice of our surroundings when son dalerious suddenly pulled up, did a u turn and said “Mum, you’ve got to see this!”
We drove back to where there was this very lifelike donkey standing in a paddock with its head over a fence, and a statue of a life sized echidna on the fence post beside it.
Knowing I could use the sight for a GA locationless I took coordinates. Luckily I did. We had accidentally turned off the road home, and were heading to Kotupna. If we hadn’t seen the donkey dalerious would have been late for work.
So there you are the donkey did us two favours.
Thanks for the locationless Youngoldfella
Enlisted the help from Muso Son and the Unicorn. His guitar, her nails. Looks pretty impressive. TFTC
I spotted this pretty beetle under foot. TFTC youngoldfella.
My second attempt to log this one. My first try was of us all beneath a tree at yesterday's event, but it clashed with the proximity rule, another thing discovered in the steep learning curve I am trying to ascend.
This lovely tree was photographed from the Kerisdale railway line, between Seymour and Yea. If you ever get the opportunity to ride this privately owned train, I recommend you do so.
The scenery and history here is a photographer's delight, and the train driver is a font of amazing knowledge, stoppping at a few stops along the way to share his information with you.
I had to go and buy a new umbrella today. The storms in Canberra last week wrecked the last one. So I quickly snapped this pic of the whole stand of them at Target in Morriset, NSW. TFTC
Photos attached.
Thanks Youngoldfella......now back to A for the next one.
My second claim and now I have used N and M.
Next letter is N.
"U" Under foot on Saturday I stepped over these fungi while going on for a walk in a very steep thick dark forest.
Mycena vinacea is an Australian wood-rotting fungus found singly and scattered groups on forest litter. It's greyish-wine-mauve and broken tissue gives a radish-like odour. Cap to 40 mm, smooth, striate, becoming flattened to upturned at the rim, leaving an umbo; cap grey-lilac, lighter at centre and rim. Gills grey-lilac, close; spore print white. Stem deep greyish-purple.
I hope this is ok for to log.
anyway some thing different.
TFTC
U for Umbrella! My big Carbon fibre Umbrella. Doesn't get a lot of use... prefer to ride rather than walk in bad weather!
My Autumn - time for a change is:
"N" for nest
Generally nests are for bringing new life, but in Autumn the swans use them to rest and recover from their Spring and Summer activity
Sainted at 1112hrs
These photos were taken at Lake Dulverton, Oatlands, Tasmania
Always enjoy walking here in the Autumn as the changing colours of the season are very impressive
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint
Our dog is UNDERFOOT in the middle of the night.
Her favourite place to sleep is in the bathroom doorway.
GRRRRR
TFTC YoungOldFella
A pretty spot in the garden cafe with a pond and bridge, fountain, gardens and big shady trees......and an alluring smell from the kitchen. Mmmm........
TFTC youngoldfella
Thanks Youngold fella.
Its now up to U for Umbrella
I planted out in the easement near the footy club car park for some privacy. TFT Autumn cache. I got an easy one...lol.
Many hands, Sunday morning, in our living room.
After 1am should be in bed.
Whats Under Foot.
Well carpet at the moment.
I'm at home logging some caches.
TFTL