Spring has Sprung Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By celtical on 22-Jan-17. Waypoint GA9625

In line with amendments made to requirements for listing and finding a Locationess geocache, this geocache has been reviewed and found not be in line with the listing requirements.

https://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Locationless_cache
Armchair style Locationless caches where the finder is not required to explore the real world, identify a location and accompany the "Find" with photographic evidence are no longer accepted.
A Locationless cache listing must require the finder to locate an object or perform a task in the real world, collect the co-ordinates and log the find with accompanying photographic evidence.

The geocaching community would like to thank you for listing this Locationess geocache and congratulations to all that found this locationless geocache.

As the geocache no longer meets the requirements we will archive the cache listing.

S41 22.008 E147 08.522

To me spring has sprung when the air is perfumed by wattle bloom.

or in the words of Slim Dusty:

As they raved about the bushland that the wattle-boughs perfume
Till the reader cursed that region and the stink of wattle-bloom.

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Living on a farm SPRING means happy cows as there is lots of lush green grass. It also means cows with shitty bums!!
It also means the lilac bush is in flower. And although already finished for the year that the multitudes of daffodils are out.
Thanks.

A beaut way to see the start of Spring when all the Wildflowers are coming out.
Thanks for sharing the Locationless Cache:-)

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Spring for us is budburst in the vineyard, signifying the beginning of the current years vintage...and preparations underway for all hands on deck.

Thanks for the locationless celtical.

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Spring is perhaps a little earlier because we’ve had lots of sunny days this winter and my Sturt’s Desert Pea has flowered.
They are particularly hard to grow in my area, but this has brightened up my front door entrance and the depth of colour in the flowers is amazing
Thanks for 5he Locationless Celtical

What does spring mean to us? Well it is the first spring related thing we see. In this case it was a car spring. The required photo has been added to the Gallery. thanks celtical for the cache.

The thing that brings spring to my mind is the first time in the season that you smell grass being cut by a mower.

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The smell of onions on the barbie is the signal that spring has sprung in the DaFiChNi household. The DaFiChNi Team comes out of hibernation in spring, as we thaw after a long cold Tassie winter. The longer days, combined with daylight savings means it's time to fire up the Barbie! Thanks Celtical for organising the cache.

Spring is flowering bulbs to me, mine are just breaking through the soil at the moment so I was surprised to find some already in flower while caching today in Devonport.

My Garmin GPSr sitting next to a tiny stream in St. Leonards, NSW.

I was logging a cache nearby at the time.

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Won't add location coordinates, as allowed by the CO, to preserve domestic privacy!

Flowers mean 'spring' to me!

Another few months before these blossom again!

But it will be worth the wait . . .

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My favourite Australian flower is the flowers and nuts and seed pods of the gum tree. Pic taken in Port Augusta South Australia.

We don't have spring in Darwin so it was good to see the blossom in Christchurch.

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Hi celtical
Spring for me is the blossom especially as I live in the Huon Valley
As a kid, when the Huon was known as the Apple Capital of Tasmania, the orchards were spectacular when the blossom came out in Spring
Bees everywhere!
Sainted at 1055hrs
TFTC and cheers

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You know its Spring in Canberra (and most places around Australia) when these guys start to swoop you. Yep, the magpies come out in force to protect their area. They can be a danger to walkers and cyclists alike, but if you want to cache, you need just get out there and do it.

Couple of photo's of one I saw today...no problems now, but til September.....

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We know spring is here, though not necessarily warm weather, when the cherry trees are flowering. Since these delicate blossoms don't last long it's easy to miss this sign that spring has sprung.
TFTC celtical

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Toowoomba in Queensland has a festival every September Oddly enough name "The Carnival of Flowers". People come from all over Qustralia and the world to visit Toowoomba in SPring just for the flowers. When I am in Toowoomba in September, Spring, you can not forget that it is Spring in this part of the world. TFTL Celtical

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You definitely know Spring has sprung when you take a walk in the Perth hills and find that it's turned into a riot of colour. Attached photo taken on one of my last Darling Range caching runs before moving from Perth to NZ in the Spring of 2016.

Thanks for the locationless Celtical

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When the flowers are blooming in my garden and the pair of Pacific Black ducks appears at my place is when I know it is spring.

Image is of flowers in my garden, and of my Funassyi discover me Travel Bug.

I will post other photos of the flowers in my garden if I am able to once I have logged this cache.

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Have fun fellow scavengers.

Here are some of my favourite snowdrops.