Gobbledegeek Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
By The Penguins on 13-Jan-07. Waypoint GC10670

Visiting the Adelaide region for a week from Port Macquarie. Today was a different kind of a day. The youngest Husky went off for a very long walk, meandering in and around the CBD area, targeting many caches and a lot of adventure lab checkpoints. Over 40,000 steps were walked in total, which worked out to be a smidge over 30kms. Meanwhile, the two elder Huskies opted for a more relaxing day to rest and recover, hanging close to base with a handful of finds in between some shopping and a cafe lunch. An incredibly productive and most importantly, fun caching day, which if including AL's in the total, made for our biggest day of finds ever. We are all thoroughly loving Adelaide.Fun puzzle to solve, took a little while to work through it, but some good looking coords came out of it in the end. Quick stop at the final.Thanks for the cache

Solved this tricky puzzle in Sydney before arriving in Adelaide for a visit this afternoon. Headed to GZ while Rundle Street was being closed down for Illuminate and found what we were after. Its been a cold, rainy afternoon here but finding your cache warmed our hearts. SL TFTC Cheers. Gaztek

Heading to Adelaide from Sydney in a weeks time. Have been looking at this for a few weeks and tonight it just looked back at me with a bit more clarity. Got it! See you soon in SA. Cheers Gaztek

Out with the team for a good time in the city and surrounds. Plenty of shoe leather and lots of fun.TFTC

A fun few days in this beautiful city with friends. Lots of walking in the cool fresh air with little time to spare - fun! Fun puzzle! TFTC nomad penguin!

A cool and fun weekend of caching around Adelaide. This cache was a straightforward find in the obvious location. Log is full and could do with replacement.Thanks!

Quick find in a lovely area. TFTC

I targeted 3 caches after work tonight.found two and DNFd one Thus one was quickly found and log signedTFTC

The last few times I had been by here, I was stymied by the Fringe. No problems today.

Caching in the area with the self-proclaimed team compromised we arrived at this location after failing to find the last one we arrived, however, this time we were successful, finding the cache in a special hole. TFTC

Nice hide !!TFTC!

I couldnt get to this one because of the fringe.

Solved a while ago, but hadn't got to that end of the city... but today was in town for a short visit. Found after a little fossicking. TFTC

Southern Autumn adventure Day 45. Mid North section of SA trip Day 16. Gawler Day 4. I have caught the Belair train into Adelaide since I grew up in Blackwood, today for the first time ever I caught the Gawler train into Adelaide. It was a longer journey, but worked just as well. The day was a lot wetter than I had expected, so I hid inside for a morning meal before starting my walk around the botanic gardens and some of the parklands east of the city. Several DNFs in amongst a great days caching.

As I headed back to the city to get on the train back home, I found myself passing one more. I was a little worried after so many fails today, but this one was found exactly where I had my solution tell me it would be,

Thanks for the cache nomad_penguin

42539.10 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2015 Glory to the Builders A#321

**Albida**

Solved this one before our trip to Adelaide. Headed to GZ and with no one around today made a quick grab. TFTC.

Was a easyer solve then i first thought and a pickup at gz tftc

Mr. over 60th had a lot of time to solve this puzzle during our journey to Adelaide.
The result was logical. Therefor a checker was not needed.
Thank you very much for the task and placing the cache.

over 60th

In town for dinner and a cache was found before. Solved many moons ago. Thanks

Goldy is in town for an event on both days of the weekend this week.

A lot of caches still need to be cleared up around the area as well as some adventure labs so I'm taking the opportunity to find as much as I can.


Had solved this one a couple of weeks ago, but didn't know when I'd get around to finding it.

I'm not on this side of the city often, but thankfully today was in the area.

After making a few laps around the tree I found the caches hiding spot.



Cache retrieved and signed with stamp.



Tweezers, torches and other useful tools of the trade are always on hand for necessary cache retrieval.

As well as a first aid kit and gloves for when things get messy.




Thanks nomad_penguin for this cache.


This cache brings Goldy's total find count to 1136

29/05/2022

Find 6 of 13 from two 9km walks, first around the NE of Adelaide with a target of cleaning up all the Ad Lab locations we had missed, then in the afternoon on a lovely hike at Bel Air.

Didn't uncover any possums, thankfully. Cache was found pretty quickly.

TFTC nomad_penguin!

TFTC, solved on one of the nights of my stay. Certainly a tough one to find!

Thank you for the cache. In Adelaide for a small trip. Enjoyed getting out to see the sights.
5:11 pm 2892

Had logged a DNF here nearly a year ago but subsequent finds showed that I just hadn't looked hard enough. Was in town this evening and thought it'd be a good time for a better look. Fences were up for gluttony, which may have explained the naked man I saw crossing Rundle road, but the path from the corner was open with a sign saying Park Open. Knew where to go and what to examine and this time cache was soon in hand and my stamp added to the log.

Thanks to nomad_penguin for placing this cache for me to find, this time

*This log composed and published using GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife).*

TB Visited

James0116

Please please do not stick your hand in the hollow near the path! There is a dead possum inside it! Quick find though

★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★

Today me, my dad and James0116 decided to go for an train geo adventure! This was found during it.

Thank you for maintaining and placing this cache!

We really appreciate your effort!

TFTC The Penguins

Thanks for this Mystery Cache and for letting me have the opportunity to find Gobbledegeek

Took: Nothing
Left: Nothing
Stamped Log

Cache on!

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TFTC ((___)
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Found on October 16, 2021 at 3:41 PM
Find 2753 [^] [^] [^]

GeoVenture Mega Event at Millicent, still looking forward to it!! A new date has been set for October 2nd 2021 now. Have a look at GC82DAN.

Here are some trackables you can discover : DD40R6 TKF31B GSEZHB ACABBK GS5H0M SAMH4A SAR52N NYCYDY

-Azzo

Great hide

Thanks nomad_penguin for the cache

James0116

In planning for our SA trip to the Millicent Mega we solved lots of puzzles to add to our fun and this was one of them. Near GZ today there was really only one spot we thought the cache could be. After a bit of a feel around we had it in hand.

Thank you for the puzzle and cache.

Placed on my 46th birthday!

The puzzle didn’t give me any trouble, but I might not have found the cache if not for Ozmilo’s log. Yes, deep! I’d solved the puzzle a while back, but an event in the city made me delay the find.

Thanks Nomad Penguin.

A nice puzzle that was eventually solved.
At GZ I searched where I thought it would ..no joy. My phone was jumping around so I searched other nearby options ... still no joy. I went back to my initial place of interest. I dug the place out with a nearby stick ...still no joy. Just about ready to give up when I just stuck my hand right in and dug around some more. Found it. Man it was deep inside.

Logbook signed and cache replaced. I have made it slightly easier for the next finder.

Thanks for the cache The Penguins.
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Was in town today to take advantage of easier parking and not so many muggles on the public holiday to find some more lab waypoints and managed to find some physical caches as well. This wasn't one of them. Gave the structure I had at GZ a good look over but no cache was found. Was running out of time so didn't examine any other structures, they were a good 15 meters away. Hasn't had a find for over a year so it might be missing. I'll be watching.
Thanks for the hunt nomad_penguin

*This log composed and published using GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife).*

Thank you Penguins for this cache. I had a good go at the puzzle but then resorted to a hint from a friend. Thanks for teaching me a new language. After applying the right technique I came up with some plausible coordinates. I then promptly forgot I had done it for a few months, until yesterday when I was desperately looking for a nearby cache to find and fill my daily square. Luckily I spotted this one and remembered I had it solved and waiting.

Thanks to the notes from a previous finder, the location was quickly found with a suitable device found nearby. I paid for 30 mins parking and needed 4. Cache in good nic, book has about 5 pages remaining, resident casino chips are a nice touch.

Found in the afternoon of a 42 degree day, and now have tree sap on one hand. All good, all in the name of caching, and my daily square is filled. Cheers, OZGrumpy

Another evening attempt with the Rat at a few of the caches that have eluded us, mainly due to far too many muggles or the lack of suitable places to park the geomobile in and around the city.

After a previous search, also under the cover of darkness proving fruitless we returned tonight after re checking our workings to find that we were correct the first time, It was just buried deeper into the cammo we read.

Of course it mas just that little bit (or a lot) easier to find this time around as it had been uncovered by a previous finder recently.

TFTC

Solved this puzzle a while ago and not sure why I haven't found it yet.
I needed to escape the office today and this was a nice place to head to.
At GZ I sat down and pretended I was having my lunch. There was an obvious spot to look, however i wasnt keen on sticking my hand into a dark hole.
I found a handy tool lying around and used it as a poker.
At first I thought the cache might be missing but eventually a pen popped out! Haha, thats a clue!
Once I was sure there were no nasties, i bravely put my hand in and found a cache.
All in good condition, signed and returned to its safe spot.
Thanks for the excuse to get some fresh air today and the fun puzzle.

My eyes decieved me at GZ today.

I walked round and round with no luck.

Damn will just have to return one day!!

TFTC

I solved this puzzle a long tome ago, it was the first cache for the day. The last finder had really hidden it so a lot of digging was involved to dislodge the cache. Soon had it in hand and stamped it. Replaced well but not to the same extent as found.

Today was a bit of journey, left home mid morning for a nice walk into the city collecting some caches that were in the parklands as well as some trads and multis that I was yet to find in the city streets and alley ways. An event followed to celebrate star wars day, a great turn out in force. Followed by another event up north to say good aye to barnic. Freddo and I soon depearted collecting some unfound caches along the way to the famous from the wine region for a CITO.
All the caches found today were in good condition, May the force be with you!
Thanks for the cache.

I always seem to have trouble doing these puzzles and reading these sorts of languages. However I persisted and managed to get some numbers that seemed reasonable.

Today, I went for a lunch run despite the heat that was around. This was one of my targets for a cache to continue my streak, and wasn't yet busy before the mad march festivities. Managed to find the cache whilst markings were happening around me, but didn't seem to alert any attention. Nice camouflaged spot indeed, and well hidden, thanks.

After a bit of squinting the puzzle was soon solved. An early morning walk enabled a quick retrieval at a deserted GZ. TFTC

Finally found on second visit still couldn't get a lock on the phone but found eventually lol tftc

Quick visit to southern Australia's jewel city to collect our first SA cache. Had to squint hard to get the right coords. GZ revealed a log book in great condition. Thanks for a fun puzzle and hide.

After some hints on how to solve this last night at an event, I solved at home and found a new tool to use in future. Found myself in the area (again for the 3rd time this week) and needed to wait out some muggles hanging out 20 meters from the other cache. Determined to find it today thought I would pop over and check out this guy and eventually got the right spot. Lots of possibilities nearby but kept returning to where I started. Another lesson learnt for this “Mum”, now to work out how to get muggles to move on ...... thanks for the puzzle and the lesson

Was in the area today after work collecting another cache so thought I would try my luck with this one as well. Had solved the puzzle a while back but on my Monday wandering hadn’t made it to this side of town so tonight was the night. Found in the most suitable spot at GZ. TFTC and puzzle.

This puzzle was solved back in 2011 and has sat in the solved need to find pile.
Had been here before, but was muggled out by security for the fringe.
Today whilst in the CBD it was time to find the cache.
It was in the last place I looked. Tftc

Having brought a patient to Adelaide air ambulance last night we had the day off today.
Of course, I got up early despite my body telling me to catch some more sleep...
I enjoyed a great early morning walk through Adelaide and found a few caches along the way.
I solved the puzzle on the flight but couldn't find the cache...
Not sure if the tree has been chopped down as the gardeners seem to have done some work. Took photos of several holes of some trees as I didn't wat to stick my hands inside straight away...
Thanks anyway says ***kinderarzt*** from Germany!

Found it with some interpretation help! Tftc!

Solved this some while ago. Found today. Final coordinates seemed to be around 8m out, but after checking 4 trees, I finally found it. Thanks TP.

In preparation for a visit to Adelaide, I had looked around for a few caches that I might be able to pick up during our short stay, and this puzzle cache had been easy enough to solve. I guess it helped that I was somewhat familiar with the code, though there were some bits that I had to look at very carefully before they made sense.

I was really pleased that I could still get into Adelaide CBD before leaving town again after a conference over the weekend. We had been out in Glenelg and also visiting family in the area, and I was concerned that this one would have to stay in the solved-but-not-yet-found pile of caches.

Fortunately, my coffee appointment with my sister was in town and we made our way here before meeting up with her. At first it looked like there might be some restrictions on access to the area, but it turned out we could get to GZ without any problems. The compass pointed me directly towards the hiding spot, and on quick inspection I spotted a pen first, and then the container.

The log was soon signed and everything returned as found. I added a bit more natural camo to cover up everything so that nothing was obviously visible. Then on to coffee and snacks nearby.

Found with Kronklee during a lunchtime caching expedition - who kindly worked out the coords too. Cool puzzle. Cache found. Log signed. Smiley faces all round.

Found with weredunn4 on a quick caching hunt at lunch time - quickly sorted out the puzzle and looked up the coords on google maps and made our way to GZ, exactly where google said it was. Is google ever wrong? TFTC Another city smiley for me!

Solved while eating crepes. And for some reason I still can't pronounce the cache name. TFTC

Quick solve while wolfing down some pancakes, and decided to grab this one on the way out of the city. Lovely day for a bit of caching. TFTC

Found in the first place I looked but not the first time I looked there. TFTC

My 1337 skillz came in useful here for a quick solve and a quick find on the way home. Took a die and left a charm, TFTC

Out and about caching with sir_spectre. We decided to do a caches that had [?] in the cbd as well as a few trads on they way, a couple of multi's as we go round and an earth cache thrown in for good measure as well.
TFTC
Find 1269

out and about with getnict for the day targeting puzzles ( and the odd trad ) that have there virtual locations some where in the cbd. I got about 25 finds for the day, getnict a few more. easy find at gz.

This one has been sitting in my 'solved but not yet found' pile for a few years now, but I never seem to get the chance to visit the area. An early morning foray on a long weekend seemed to be a good time, and it was very quiet around GZ with plenty of parking available nearby. Thanks The Penguins for the puzzle and the cache.

An interesting puzzle and nice hide

This was day 1 of our adventure and we made our way out of the City and headed towards the underwater themed geo art [^].

I had been eyeing off an interstate trip for some time now and made plans to head to SA to power through the geoart trails over here . I roped in my geo buddy Krabiboy to join me and we set about solving [?] caches and highlighting Jasmer caches that aren't available over in WA. Our adventure took us from the CBD over to the Yorke Peninsula and then back across to the Murray Bridge area . We were relentless in chasing down the finds and picked up as many as we could in the week that we had available. Due to the park and grab nature of our visit, the log books which weren't able to accommodate the ink stamp we had made were signed with the initials 'jk'! Fave points will be awarded for those caches which are considered awesome

A massive thanks here to nomad_penguin for placing this cache here and for tempting us to venture over to this area. Cheers!

jinta29 found your cache Gobbledegeek today. This is my find #6529 and find #7 today. I was able to get my name in the log book here and we replaced the cache as we found it. Thanks once again nomad_penguin for placing this and bringing us to this part of the world!

jinta29 and I are in town this week after many months of planning for a week to remember. We are heading to the Yorke Peninsula, Murray Bridge and as many places in between as we can get to. This was one we found along the way.

TFTC nomad_penguin.

nomad_penguin, I found your cache Gobbledegeek on 24/4/17.
This is my find #3377 and find #5 today.

I solved this almost 2 years ago in preparation for a road trip visit here in 2015 but didn't manage to get here then, so there it say in the solved folder.... Having now relocated to Adelaide it's been on my to do list, but last time I ventured down here the area was a fringe venue... This time it's a construction site, but at least I could get to GZ. And it turned out to be a quick find for the quick solve.... Was just a long time coming! Thanks for both the puzzle and the find. Smiles all round.

Found it with TICE [Hiltsu, J&T, kapeka & laalaa]

We had fun with caching few weeks here in Australia ( South Australia and Northern Territory ). Lots of geocaches and many sort of them too. We saw awesome places, weather was good all the time and people were friendly and polite. Caches were pretty similar like in our home country. Of course there were some exeptions. Nice and huge country!

Greetings from Finland!

Tice (Team Ice: laalaa, J&T., Hiltsu and kapeka) in Australia. Second day we drove Adelaide to Murray Bridge.
Thanks for the mystery.
Greetings from Finland.

Team ICE on a two week geocaching trip in Australia. Our main target was the Red Centre Experience at Alice Springs but of course we did some caching in other places too. We drove from Adelaide to Alice Springs and then back. We saw lots of interesting and beutiful places like opal mines at Coober Pedy, Ayers Rock and Kata Tjuta. Our rental travelled almost 6500km on gravel and tarmac roads. The weather was great, only on last day we got some rain.

All the caches logged as Team Ice, T-ice or Tice with kapeka, laalaa and Hiltsu. We had a great trip!

Today we headed from Adelaide to Murray Bridge. In the morning we found some caches from Adelaide area and then few monthly trails and some other caches on the way.

Thanks for the cache and greetings from Finland!

Our Spring Geocaching trip go this year to Australia...yes you read right, in Finland is spring now.
We visit in Australia (Adelaide, Murray Bridge, Port Augusta, Whyalla, Coober Pedy, Uluru, Alice Springs, Port Vincent and other place which are on the way those places) on April 05.-20.

We see many beautiful place where we visit and enjoy every cache what we found, so humble thanks every cache owner that you hiding this cache!

We (kapeka, laalaa, J&T. and Hiltsu) use common nickname Team ICE, T-ICE or TICE that we saves space in the logbook.

Thanks For To Cache nomad penguin!
Greetings from Finland.

My second SA find. Dropped past this great area for a hunt. Didn't take too much digging and feeling before I spotted the hide. TFTC

Veni. Vidi. Vici. Scripsi.
With the car in for some repairs because someone else liked my rear bumper more than me and cache for the day required this was the chosen cache for the day.
Opened this up a few times in the past and just closed it down in dismay as I just could not crack it. However, last week with these repairs pending I opened it up again and suddenly I could actually read the message. Miracles do happen and gobbledegeek was intelligible. Got the coordinates and whoohoo it was actually within 100m from the office. Wow.
This morning I hopped off the bus and made a slight detour to GZ and immediately put my hands on the cache, extracted log and signed it. replaced it in its clever little hide.
Gratias Pro Cache Nomad Penguin

Found together with Schlauchen during our 3 weeks vacation in Australia.

Pay attention, there was a syringe in the hideout.

Log to follow in November when we're back home.

TFTC and greetings from Italy.

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Logged with my Samsung Galaxy S5 using c:geo

Found it together with ravestorm on vacation in Australia!

Log to follow (probably only in November when we're back home)

Tftc
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Logged on my Huawei Ascend Mate 7 phone using c:geo
31. Oktober 2016 14:31

Being in the park for another cache this morning we skirted the new earthworks to arrive at GZ. The GPSr in the phone did not want to play so we fired up the real one and it showed us the right spot. We missed the hide on the first poke and then realised we could curl up our hand smaller and could go deeper to make the find. We completed the signing duties and re hid. TFTC.

I reached in for it, but not far enough. After visiting a few other spots I circled back to the original place and got my hand in farther to claim the smiley. TFTC!

Even knowing the technique that was hard to read. This was one of many puzzles I solved before heading across the Pacific. Arrived in town on Anzac day and walked for about 20,000 steps caching. Missed the cache on the first look, and then came back to find it buried deeper than sight would allow. TFTC

Another trip behind a fringe fence. Snuck in and made the find. JJ52 spotted the location and I got down to reach in to the hole. TFTC. 6/02/2016, 11:05 Find #1367

Was out with AnyMules after a nearby event. He had the co-ordinates so we headed off towards GZ which just happened to be behind a fence. We found a way in and found the hide, then the cache. Thankfully were weren't questioned by any Fringe workers. [^]
I then had to come home and solve the puzzle which I have now done.
Thanks for the cache nomad_penguin.

That was exhausting to read hah. Nice hide. Tftc

This is one interesting puzzle. The hint was easy to read, but the puzzle itself was not. It took us quite some time to finally work out what the puzzle says. Funny thing is, once it's worked out, it becomes so apparent that I couldn't understand how it took me so long...

I've been to GZ several times, but GPS has not been steady. Also, it seems to point to a particular tree more often, and I have checked that tree a lot of times. I asked husband to help, since he found a nearby cache that I've been having no luck with. We came together today, and I started to check another tree. I checked that one before, but didn't do it thoroughly. This time, perseverance won! Also there's a suitable tool nearby. The hidden spot is amazing! Husband was wondering whether some lovely bunnies were living in there, maybe he read too many fairy tales.

Thanks for the cache, nomad penguin.

I think this is the first puzzle cache I've found! If not, then it's the first really puzzling one I've found. I couldn't figure out one set of characters, but when I did it all made sense. TFTC!

29/9/15 I solved this cache in Brisbane before coming down for a conference. It was a reasonably easy solve for me so I guess I really am a geek. Lol. Arrived this morning a little early to check in to my hotel so time for some caching and this one was first one my list. I arrived at GZ easily enough and the area was fairly clear of muggles. I began the search with no luck. I widen the area but ultimately came back to the first location. I rechecked my notes and googled the tree. Yep I am sure I am in the right spot. I took another stroll around the identified location and suddenly I glimpsed something that made me smile. It was where I first looked tucked away out of sight. Woohoo and TFTC and my first find in SA.

I worked out the code back home in Brisbane. After a few days in Adelaide my daughter was going a bit stir crazy with all the gallery exploring etc. so we decided to bring them to the park. I really wish I had googled what a certain tree looks like before we came, this would have been much easier. We found some casino chips in another tree that seemed more obvious (before I knew what the cache tree looks like) we left these in the cache for the next punter to find. Lots of fun TFTC.

This entry was edited by channib on Saturday, 08 August 2015 at 12:59:26 UTC.

Found with Alex-thesquirrel, Bek-TheRaccoon, RideTheGeoWalrus and Munja. TFTC

Found on a nights caching with Beck, Alex, jambochicken and RTGW.
tftc

Sorted out the language. Had to wait for the 2 week long 24/7 muggle event to finish.
Finally at GZ today. Found the place. Cache was very well camoed. SL and replaced as found
TFTC the Penguins

@ft3r a d@y n t0|v|n
l0gg3d

tftc

Went by today as I was in the area and slipped in the key to the door trackable. It fits... just Hopefully it can be picked up soon.

Found it with Happysnapper. My first puzzle cash, and a good find, despite someone directing us to the wrong park.

TFTC

My first puzzle cache solved so this was very exciting for me. Solved this puzzle after a bit of time and had a headache afterwards. But despite getting the co ordinates easily enough I went into Adelaide today with my mates and walked into the wrong area we got there eventually.

Silly me, TFTC

As a 1337 h4x0r from way back I had no trouble decoding this one. Took me slightly longer at GZ and eventually used my camera rather than fingers to explore, due to spiderwebs etc. Ah-ha! There it is. Left a pathtag to complete the geekiness of this experience. TFTC!

It's just as well Owl can speak Gobbledegeek fluently, so the puzzle was no barrier to a bored bird on sick leave. Unfortunately that meant 157 caches to be found when she was up and about and that takes time! Today while her car was being serviced she looked for the cache. And looked. And looked and looked. Then back to the first location to feel. And feel. And there is was! Fortunately the muggles were few and far between!

Over here visiting a friend who unfortunately is laid up in the Royal Adelaide hospital and with not a lot of time for caching we decided to concentrate on earth caches as we always enjoy these and you don't have to worry about urban muggles.
This one was very close to our car park. As we had spent a lot of time trying to work this out it was also on our to do list.
We wee really happy when we found the cache nice and quickly, nothing like the time it took to get to this stage.
Thanks The Penguins for the cache.

We played around with the puzzle for a little while before the fog started to lift and sense was being made of the code. Armed with a set of coordinates, we heded off tonight to look for the cache. Being about 10:30pm, parking nearby was not a problems. A short walk to GZ and a quick hunt resulted in the cache being in hand. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks for a challenging puzzle The Penguins and thanks for the cache.

When I knew I was coming over to Adelaide for a brief time for work I wanted to have a go at solving some of the many puzzle caches in the city. With a bit of re-training the eyes I worked out how to solve this one and so made my way to GZ in the small hours of the night. With my GPS bouncing around a lot and not much light this one took a bit of time to locate but eventually I managed to spot and retrieve the cache. Thanks nomad penguin for the puzzle and the cache. Dropped off Cassady the wolf trackable that came with me from Melbourne.

After attending Knightyme's One Year later event, The Kelly Gang, Laighside Legends, 3LG, RideTheGeoWalrus and myself went caching. We only did a couple before LL went his own way while 3LG and I continued to show The Kelly Gang some cool caches in the local area
All up I got 5 smileys today and some of them were caches I have wanted to find for some time, so it was a great day! [^]

Many people say I speak Gobbledegeek all the time, so this had to be an appropriate cache on a day where I was tired and sore and speaking Gobbledegeek more frequently than usual!
Solving this was easy enough as muggle partner speaks his own version of Gobbledegeek too.
Luckily it was also a quick easy find, despite the natural camo doing it's best to provide extra cover....which probably also saves this cache from being muggled more frequently in this busy location! [^]
GZ was like a patchwork quilt, with areas dug up very neatly and the turf removed......some places the turf had been replaced, too. All rather Gobbledegeek to me.

TNLN. SL. TFTC nomad_penguin

The clue helped to start me off then it all fell into place. Nice puzzle. TFTC. Cheers

Went into the city for the Food festival and then a walk around town and find a few caches to top the day off. Solved a few puzzles earlier and this was a good one.
Thanks to nomad_penguin for this cache

Cute puzzle. Not difficult to solve. The first puzzle we found in Adelaide. GZ is also a very good place to relax! Thanks for bringing us here.

TFTC! Greetings from Hong Kong!

#97 found with frankiewan1117 in our Oz Mega Trip 2014. Thanks for bringing me here. Greetings from Hong Kong!

I thoroughly recommend trying these before 7am as we did today, as the parking spots are still almost completely free and it's easy to get access. There was one car of suspicious looking muggles parked very close, and we wondered if they might also be geocachers or geeks (like me - hence being able to solve the thing!), but they disappeared before we reached GZ. Once there, it wasn't too long before we had the hide in hand and names in logbooks.
TFTC, The Penguins. =^.^=

#..@6/***%W2%#L8** Which means Thank you for the cache which was found safe and dry.

Gotcha!

It's amazing what the human mind is able to interpret, given the right circumstances.

Thanks nomad_penguin

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Solved some time ago, but we never found ourselves in this area with a bit of spare time to do some caching. Finally the holiday period has allowed us to catch up on some puzzle caches and this one was in the "solved notebook' although we can't remember how we solved it. There were a couple "getting to know each other better" in the vicinity of the hide, but as they were otherwise occupied, the find was made with little difficulty and returned, adding a bit of natural camo. Thanks nomad penguin!

Great puzzle! worked it out after 5-10 minutes. Nice easy find with very few muggles around.

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""Sneaky Squeaky™" Woz ere" A quick but enjoyable find. From Me To You From SQ72 T.F.T.C

Glad I was with 3LG and Sneaky Squeaky locating caches around the city tonight.
A quiet warm night to be out in the city.
TFTC