Log on Australia Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By
geono. on 26-Jan-17. Waypoint GA9697
Cache Details
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| Type: | Locationless |
| Container: | Other |
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Description
A true blue Aussie cache published for Australia Day.
This could be a first for locationless because for this cache you need to sign the log. And naturally the question you ask is "Where's the logbook?"
For this cache you need to go to a beach and sign your geocaching name in the sand (wettish is best). You'll need a photo of your name. In your log you should give co-ordinates and the name of the beach. Feel free to be in the photo, add sandcastles or whatever if you wish. Fair dinkum, that's it! A logbook girt by sea and no shortage of space in the Great Australian Logbook.
For people not in Australia this can be done in whatever country you live or visit, so long as there's a beach. The cache is not restricted to just Australia Day, it can be found any time.
Congratulations ChrisWhite62 - FTF
Hints
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A trip to the beach where we made sure we inscribed our mark on the sand. Just as we do where ever we travel too. Our geocaching mascot Miss Adalaine Mistletoe as retired elf on the shelf joined in the photo as we were using our phone as a GPS
Rated: for Overall Experience
While walking in the Johnson beach area at penguin I took the opportunity to sign my name. TFTC
East Devonport Beach, East Devonport, Tasmania
Tassie Trekkers logging effort.
Logging for the Cacheopoly Game.
Tassie Trekkers logging effort.
Logging for the Cacheopoly Game.
Rated: for Overall Experience
When hunting cachopoly caches, this one popped up as one that I could do in the nearby vicinity. Nice sunny day out in the bay
Rated: for Overall Experience
Standing on Howrah Beach in gale force wind. Who said it's summer. TFTL using for the Cacheopoly games.
Rated: for Overall Experience
On our nightly walk tonight, I had the opportunity to sign the beach log. TFTC
S41 04.144 E146 48.159 ICYBEE IN SAND
I used to visit Lagoon Bay as a child when the Annual Sunday School picnic was held here. Nothing here then other than a clearing behind the pines but a nice sandy sheltered beach to play on. After a picnic lunch there were a variety of races organized. Now it is a fully developed BBQ area with play equipment and toilets thanks to the George Town Lions Club. The beach however has deteriorated as most of the sand has been washed away in the area we used as children.
I used to visit Lagoon Bay as a child when the Annual Sunday School picnic was held here. Nothing here then other than a clearing behind the pines but a nice sandy sheltered beach to play on. After a picnic lunch there were a variety of races organized. Now it is a fully developed BBQ area with play equipment and toilets thanks to the George Town Lions Club. The beach however has deteriorated as most of the sand has been washed away in the area we used as children.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Must have walked on the beach at least a hundred times since this one was published but always forgot about it.
But recently we were sitting on the rocks at the southern end of Adventure Bay on Bruny Island in Tasmania when I remembered it. Unfortunately there was only a small bit of sand but I did the required signing and took the photo. Did do it again later in the day at the main beach so have included both photos.
The first attempt was at S43 21.016 E147 21.997
Thanks for an interesting locationless challenge that is easy to do when you live in Tasmania and are never too far away from a beach.
But recently we were sitting on the rocks at the southern end of Adventure Bay on Bruny Island in Tasmania when I remembered it. Unfortunately there was only a small bit of sand but I did the required signing and took the photo. Did do it again later in the day at the main beach so have included both photos.
The first attempt was at S43 21.016 E147 21.997
Thanks for an interesting locationless challenge that is easy to do when you live in Tasmania and are never too far away from a beach.
S33° 18.385' E115° 40.480
Well this one got us out of the house for a 'picnic' of sorts with garlic bread, cheese, crackers and fruit on a beautifully sunny but slightly windy day.
Didn't go to a beach as such but what is known locally as The Cut, it had a sandy boat ramp that did the job for me to write my caching name.
Giving the 'cheers thumbs up'
TFTC
Well this one got us out of the house for a 'picnic' of sorts with garlic bread, cheese, crackers and fruit on a beautifully sunny but slightly windy day.
Didn't go to a beach as such but what is known locally as The Cut, it had a sandy boat ramp that did the job for me to write my caching name.
Giving the 'cheers thumbs up'
TFTC
Rated: for Overall Experience
A beaut walk down to the beach, social distancing all the way, enjoying the views today 
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Thanks for the Locationless Cache Geono
)Thanks for the Locationless Cache Geono
Rated: for Overall Experience
I've been looking at this cache for a while and today, I decided to claim a find on it. I headed to the Wagga Beach and wrote my GC Name in the sand and thankfully there was no muggles around today. TFTLC
Rated: for Overall Experience
The water was gloriously warm at Coffs Harbour beach this afternoon and so it was a great opportunity to log on to this Locationless. Here with 75% of the MajuraHathi family for a few days, enjoying everything there is to see at Coffs Harbour. Thanks Geono - an excellent concept for a cache.
Cheers
MajuraHathi
Cheers
MajuraHathi
Rated: for Overall Experience
Written on a beautiful part of Australia that I often visit.
Approx S38 28.052
E144 06.081
teamashy and I had done a trip to Pt. Addis and Aries Inlet birdwatching and spotting Rufous Bristlebirds. We stopped to do a multi at Split Point Lighthouse then headed to the beach below. Both of us signed the log for this in the sand there. TFTT
E144 06.081
teamashy and I had done a trip to Pt. Addis and Aries Inlet birdwatching and spotting Rufous Bristlebirds. We stopped to do a multi at Split Point Lighthouse then headed to the beach below. Both of us signed the log for this in the sand there. TFTT
We met the requirements for this cache on East Ulverstone Beach. the required photo has been added to the Gallery. Thanks for the cache.
A recent trip to the beach and we made sure we inscribed our mark on the sand. Just as we do where ever we travel too. Our geocaching mascot Miss Adalaine Mistletoe as retired elf on the shelf joined in the photo as we were using our phone as a GPS. TFTC 
Rated: for Overall Experience
Out and about trying to accomplish scavenges for the States of the Nation summer game and thought we'd do this one. sharnie's tribe on the beach at Doctors Rocks, north west Tasmania
The DaFiChNi's were here! Paper Beach, Tasmania to be precise, on a not so sunny day. Picture attached.
Thanks Geono for organising the locationless cache.
Thanks Geono for organising the locationless cache.
GCA 1636. About time I claimed a few more Locationless caches !
I signed my name in the sand while doing the Earthcache GC2KNKF Forest Cave in Victoria. I think the beach is Surf Beach. A fun Earthcache in a great location !!
TFTC !!
I signed my name in the sand while doing the Earthcache GC2KNKF Forest Cave in Victoria. I think the beach is Surf Beach. A fun Earthcache in a great location !!
TFTC !!
Rated: for Overall Experience
On the beach at Bargara while staying in Bundaberg for a week or so. Great weather for a wander around the area.
We decided to travel up via Tamworth, Goondiwindi, Chinchilla and Nanango rather than the original route of Tamworth, Armidale and Stanthorpe.....so hopefully next year we'll get to go the later.
Thanks Geono.....enjoyed the cache.
We decided to travel up via Tamworth, Goondiwindi, Chinchilla and Nanango rather than the original route of Tamworth, Armidale and Stanthorpe.....so hopefully next year we'll get to go the later.
Thanks Geono.....enjoyed the cache.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Recent holiday at Yeppoon Qld and we were staying at Lammermoor Beach Near Roslyn Bay and it is not often that we get to walk on the beach as we live at least a three hour drive from our nearest beach. Not far compared to others who rally live in the bush.
TFTL GEONO
TFTL GEONO
Hi geono
Went to Randalls Bay in Tasmania today to find a tribute cache GC74Y1E "Banjo's Beach" and thought I'd do your cache while I was there.
Believe it or not, almost had to post "Log Book Full;" but not quite!!!! (Tehehehehe)
Sainted this cache at 1415hrs on Randalls Bay Beach, Tasmania
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint.
Went to Randalls Bay in Tasmania today to find a tribute cache GC74Y1E "Banjo's Beach" and thought I'd do your cache while I was there.
Believe it or not, almost had to post "Log Book Full;" but not quite!!!! (Tehehehehe)
Sainted this cache at 1415hrs on Randalls Bay Beach, Tasmania
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint.
Rated: for Overall Experience
While walking on the beach in Cocos (Keeling) Islands recently we paused to sign the ' logbook'.
Nice idea Geono. Thanks
Nice idea Geono. Thanks
Rated: for Overall Experience
A lovely day. driving down the Tamar River in northern Tasmania. Cache easily located and log signed.. thanks..!!
Rated: for Overall Experience
Enjoying a lovely March long-weekend at Rosebud.
I walked out from the yacht club to where the sand was wet and signed my name.
I walked out from the yacht club to where the sand was wet and signed my name.
I was on the surfcoast in Victoria yesterday.
Took a walk along the beach in Lorne Vic.
Stopped to drop my spot in the side.
TFTL
Took a walk along the beach in Lorne Vic.
Stopped to drop my spot in the side.
TFTL
Rated: for Overall Experience
Log books full of bull s*it, ain't no sand or surf near me for some 50km. Found while looking for ESREVER for the Scavenger Hunt. A beautiful beach but the many people sharing the beach with me must have wondered why I was writing in the sand.At Picnic Point Beach
