Underneath Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By Corunnaroad on 16-Mar-17. Waypoint GA9956

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.

HOBLERS BRIDGE ST LEONARDS TASMANIA

I was in the area to get photos for other caches when I realized that this was another opportunity for a smiley. Actually there is a GC cache hidden here but I found and logged this quite some time ago.

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Looking under the Rapid Creek foot bridge in Darwin towards Casuarina beach.

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Anderson's Mill bridge from underneath.
Cheers

We often drive or ride under this one on th e way to Ballan. Thanks

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I made Mr Beetle stop today to get a photo of a sign for a cache and then noticed that about 20 steps would get me under a bridge.
So Mr Beetle walked back to the Ute to check the dogs and I took the walking track to get where I needed to be.
The bridge crosses the Leven River at Ulverstone in Tasmania.
For my photos I was standing at
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Like most rivers, this one looks more impressive at high tide, which it was while I was there today.

GCGVDA - Low Clearance (Archived) Found the cache on 19/12/2005 - Interesting to see the roman number on the post

Underneath


Thanks Corunnaroad

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After an event today we walked along the river, the path was buried in mud from the flooding a few weeks ago. as we passed under the M4 bridge crossing Nepean river at Jamisontown NSW, I stopped to take this photo
TFTLC

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We go down to Knapsack Reserve a lot birdwatching and frequently take photos of the historic Knapsack Bridge as it looks amazing. I love the old sandstone bridge. TFTC

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Underneath the old Chinaman's Bridge at Nagambie which has now been replaced with a modern, widened version.
I can remember when the Chinese vegetable garden used to be here. The lovely Chinaman used to fill my apron up with fresh peas whenever we stopped to buy our vegetables and I'd happpily shell them (and eat them) on the way home

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Found this one while out and about exploring on my bike

GCA 1828. Found a cache underneath this wonderful old bridge in Victoria.

Its called "Monkey Business" - so guess where the cache was !! Lol...

TFTC !!

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The DaFiChNi's Came across this lovely old bridge just south of Crystal Brook in the mid-north of SA. Not in current use, but still looks sturdy enough to me!

Under the boardwalk bridge in Bargara. Paid a visit while staying in Bundaberg with the in-laws

Great little spot on the beach. Thanks for the locationless Corunnaroad.

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Today I was geocaching underneath the famous, historic 'Knapsack Viaduct' ... former railway and roadway bridge in the lower Blue Mountains!

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The Batman Bridge over the Tamar River is a cantilever suspension bridge, supported by a large A-frame sitting on rocks on the western shore of the river. The view from underneath when in a boat is quite spectacular. The required photo was taken from a boat as we passed under close to the eastern side of the river and has been added to the gallery. Thanks for the cache.

The Victoria bridge at Picton is recognized as a Historic Engineering Marker (See GA7638) for it's design and build:

Victoria Bridge, Picton 5 This bridge, built by C J Foord and opened on 7 October 1897, has three Allan type timber trusses supported on the tallest timber trestles in New South Wales. This type of road bridge was the third in the evolution stages of timber truss road bridges (1861-1905). The truss was named after its designer, eminent Public Works engineer Percy Allan. The bridge was named in the 60th year of the reign of Queen Victoria and is one of the oldest surviving bridges of its type.

It's a single way road and has a pedestrian lane. When you walk over it you can see the bats hanging in the trees.

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Another 'under the bridge' geocaching view in Regentville . . . not far from Penrith.

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Not far from the Nepean River . . . which is actually just below . . . logging BMPT-01 Penrith Redux . . .

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I was out early in the morning going for a ride around the neighbourhood and noticed how narrow this bridge looks at ground level from underneath! This bridge is to enable pedestrians to cross Wanneroo Road safely here, which would be an impossible task otherwise!

A surreal feel to our Westgate Bridge.
Photo taken at dawn whilst logging a first to find on a robmc gc cache in mid August last year.

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Today I was in Melbourne CBD for a few hours.

One of the older bridges is the Princes Bridge built in 1888.

I went down on the city side and took a photo from underneath.

TFTL

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Underneath Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges which cross the Brisbane River. They are toll bridges and part of the Gateway Motorway.
We were geocaching nearby and took this photo.
Thanks Corunnaroad.

Pretty Uninispiring view of the Gateway Motorway in Brisbane..

Underneath the bridge going out to Riverside looking out to the Cateract Gorge

The view beneath the span of the West Tamar Highway over the South Esk River at Launceston in northern Tasmania. View looks towards the historical Kings Bridge in the background.. thanks..!!

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Stopped by here at the Finke River Northern Territory today to locate a cache and also lunch. Wandered around and took some photos. Love bridges.

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The view beneath the Batman Bridge in northern Tasmania. Taken from the western side of the Tamar River on Auld Kirk Road at Sidmouth.. thanks..!!

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The historic Sale Swing Bridge. We stopped here on our way to Omeo for the rodeo this Easter.
What a magnificent old bridge this is!


The Sale Swing Bridge, located on the South Gippsland Highway 5 km from the city of Sale, Victoria, Australia, spans the Latrobe River at its junction with the Thomson River.
Designed by John Grainger and built in 1883 by the Victorian government, it was the first movable bridge built in Victoria.
Its wrought-iron structure, 45 metres long, pivots on cylindrical steel columns.
At its peak, the bridge was opened up to 20 times a day, allowing the movement of steamers between Sale and Melbourne.

The bridge underwent major restoration works towards the end of 2003, which were completed by the start of 2006.

The Sale Swing Bridge was used as a set in 2007 for the filming of the 2008 film The Tender Hook, starring Hugo Weaving and Rose Byrne.
Source: Wikipedia

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Took a few picts while out and about caching and when I seen this locationless, I remembered this photo.

Harriet Island is located in the Bundaberg Reach of the Burnett River Qld. There are two road bridges that cross this river and the photo is of the Tallon Bridge. The other Bridge is on Quay Street closer to the centre of Bundaberg Qld. If you have a water craft of some type or wait till low tide you can access the Island to find some caches here. TFTL CORUNNAROAD

I was in Sydney recently doing the tourist thing.
TFTC

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Found this bridge whilst out caching out tonight in Langwarrin after uni
Happy to find another locationless and cannot wait to go out and do some more

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Denison Bridge
Since we started geocaching we've seen under a lot of bridges but mostly don't take a photo. At the time of being at Denison Bridge in Bathurst NSW we were looking for the historic engineering marker. Admittedly putting it under the bridge was a bizarre idea but as we couldn't find it anywhere else we looked there anyway.....and even took a pic! So this is the historic engineering Underneath of Denison Bridge.
TFTC corunnaroad

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Under the Waimak Bridge in the Christchurch area. The height of this river goes up and down with very little warning depending on the weather in the mountains. Sometimes it is very small and other times a raging torrent.

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Congratulations to Old Saint for FTF

Hi corunnaroad
This bridge is in Caveside, Tasmania
The cache in the photo is "Bridge over very troubled waters"
Sainted at 0900hrs
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

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