Tegs eclipse Blair Athol, New South Wales, Australia
By tegator on 18-Apr-07. Waypoint GC12994

its time to put this one to bed.
but keep a look out as there is something coming soon really soon

found mt container ok it was well hidden though and just had a note in it to say it had been mugled

The Garnets

its goooone

will fix soon

Found this one muggled under the trees (assume this was the cache as contied had some attachments added to it). Place a sheet of paper for a log as our replacement log sheets were in the car some distance away and placed in an area along the edge of the path. thais should be a quick easy find for some to replace in original position when they are able to.
TFTC

Went to mall did what i had to do,and went in search of this micro,not many muggles around all in the mall ac comfort from a hot day.
as noted in other logs car pack structure makes GPS play up,just as you get close to gz,follow clue and cache quickly in hand.The name of this micro makes sense. TFTC SL.

did this one while waiting for the security gard to leave another cache close by....
nice hide.....
tfth

What an excellent effort for your first cache back in April '07.Found quickly but alot would struggle.Thanks to Tegator for the nice park and tricky hide.

On a day out caching with Mr. Roo. Lots of people using the park, bvut the cache is in a nice secluded spot. Thanks.

1867.24 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 08 Groundspeak Volunteer A#115

Albida

After finding a cache nearby which was like this one we soon had this cache in hand with albida today TFTC

This one is quite well hidden, very good idea. good clue as well

A nice eassy find on the way home from Sydney, a nice park and little C loved the tractor parked nearby while the workmen had smoko.

This area has changed a lot since i lived down this way. Nice big park and a good hide.
TFTC

Found with Secretsquirrel-BJC.

One of 24 caches picked up on our day trip to Sydney.

Nice camo and a reasonably muggle free search zone.

1110+11=1121 with Captain Tomato

Thanks Tegator for the hunt, some clever camo and also showing us this lovely park!

[This entry was edited by SecretSquirrel-BJC on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at 5:21:13 AM.]

Rated: for Overall Experience

Except for a lone grounds keeper, we had this lovely park to ourselves. Cockies are still, well... snug as bugs in a rug. Signed the log and paid our respects to the memory of Frederick Fisher. Thank you Tegator!

great cach my 3rd for the day thanks for the great fun

[This one was the last for the day, and it provided a little head scratching, as the GPSr didn't like the proximity of the highrise carpark. A walk to the other side of the fence was no help, as I could see a post cap that was different to all the others, but this was just a red herring, as it wouldn't budge when I came back to the park side. Just about to give up when I spied something out of place....sure enough that was it, sedimentry my dear Watson! SL, thanks for a thoughful cache]

Found after a short hunt. Luckily all the muggles were over near the playgrounds today. TNLNSL, thanks Tegator.

Tried this one last weekend but too many muggles around. Tried angain later today, hardley any muggles. Nice little hide thanks Tegator, this is becoming freaky third of your hides today, it's cool I'm not a stalker.

Found it with the family. All having heaps of fun. We've found a new family hobby. Took nothing, left a bandaid.

Found with jkcourtz

Took to family after the movies for a picnic lunch. Gave the GPS to the kids who did a great job in locating cache, and avoiding muggles. Hint was cleaver, kids outsmarted me.

With that clue was impossible to miss it. tanks

First find of the day, after finishing up work at the council offices. Nice easy find. Needs a new log book though. Thanks.

found with aussie_watsy and company! TFTC!!

No Muggles due to the wet day.
TFTC

Haven't been out caching that much lately but decided to give this one a go. A nice walk through the park and a quick find. Everything was in fairly good condition, but the log book is getting full.

Thanks for the cache
Steve.

Very sneaky. TFTC!

The only mugggle at this time of the morning was someone picking up rubbish.
JABs.

The park was busy busy busy this afternoon including a jumping castle for a kids party (team bloopy can't remember having anything quite so grand for parties as kids - what ever happened to pin the tail on the donkey and pass the parcel?). Anyway we wandered where the GPSr was sending us until we thought we needed to be somewhere else. Luckily mrs bloopy spotted something that was a little out of place and the little sucker was ours. A bit wet inside but the log was still signable.

Found this one today...snugly tucked away.
A great cache for the kids...this one was found by Geo Jye our 12 yr old.
The cockroaches are still living there.
Not many muggles around as we went just after some rain hoping it would've dampened the picnic goers day ensuring a find.
Thanks Tegator...
Team Thomson_8

A Very nice hide.TFTC.

18.10... Accompanied with Sevabo.. Another disturb when found the cache and there had lots of cockroaches who lived under it. Argh! TFTH SL

18:10 too many muggles there but found it ok, accompanied with Skeyjam. TFTC

Found by Mary & David at 1015. Not too many muggles today, but we were indeed out of sight. Good camo, but more damp contents. Our thanks again to tegator.

Find # 295 at 3:37pm
2nd go at this one today - was pouring earlier, so we diverted to Limb & End of the Road first.
Got close to GZ & there was a muggle sitting very close to GZ texting on his phone. We hung around long enough for him to get too hot in the now brilliant sunshine & we had the decoy tennis ball with us that Mr Us threw in the directin of the cache. What followed next was very funny as Big Miss Us jumped as she saw he mud & Little Miss Us ploughed straight through it, with the mud bringing her to a sudden halt!! LOL
Proved to be the perfect decoy, as she sat on the path edge whilst we searched & we had the cache very quickly.
TFTC Tegator - SL.
Cheers

A lovely nest of cockroaches found here too.

Jumbuck located this one as I grovelled along the edge of the path...

another cache that we hadnt logged until now. With tegators gps in hand he took our little geotot over to the park with his geotot and off i headed found the cache did the log thing.
nice hide tftc

After visiting Mount Annan Botanical Gardens decided to pick up few caches in the area and this was our first for the day.

Turns out there was some festival on that day and the park was heaving but we arrived late in the afternoon so most people were packing up to go.

Nice hide and an easy retrieval as no one was at that end of the park.

TNLN

7.30p
Perfect time, noone around, carpark almost empty. Also misled by false cache, but eventually found the right one.
TNSLLN

Found at 1800. A great spot and a good hide. Nice area. Watch the muggles in the car park.

TFTC.

Found the false container and thought it was the actual, however after communicating with cache owner realise that we did not find the correct cache. Oh well, had a nice walk to stretch the legs after driving up from ACT.

[This entry was edited by Tramper Ted on Monday, October 08, 2007 at 10:29:32 PM.]

One on the way home after a fuel stop. Thought about a few others nearby but this ended up being the only one we did in the area.

That path is very strange. There was noone in the park first thing in the morning so we searched uninterupted.
A nice park.
Thanks, Robmc.

An unusual container that's cleverly placed. We were at first misled by a "false" cache container nearby at chest-height but we managed to finally log the correct one.

[This entry was edited by ozjeeper on Wednesday, September 19, 2007 at 2:24:33 AM.]

This took a little finding, even though this was the third cache I found today concealed in the same way. Once located it was duly logged and returned.

Last find before leaving Sydney until next time....thanks for the cache SL

Still find it amazing that places i used to walk ast haad Caches hiding there. I swear that path did go somewhere once though. Nice little Cache, in a great hidie hole.

that park was like an avent.today mega muggles.having lots of fun.so much fun that they all had there eyes on flying kites.so a cache we grabbed sl and out of there we went tftc tegator

Found this one with a little bit of stealth due to kids fling kites and people everywhere up 100 metres from the cache but they weren't the muggles we we worried about very clever cache one we actually got a few moments to grab it thanks tegator for this brilliant cache.

Muggles galore but not exactly from where we expected. A good container in a nice park.
TNLN SL TFTC

#336 at 1341

The last of the five caches that the kids and I did in Campbelltown while en route back to Canberra.

Found the spot easily enough, and my son came up with the goods on the cache container itself. Now I understand why you had fun hiding it

TNLNSL TFTC!

Hardest part about this was where to park- although of course plenty of spaces nearby. Quick run around from next door and cache was in hand. Thanks.

No problems finding this one. SL, thanks.

Geoson pulled this one out just as we were about to give up. He's becoming a micro magician. TNLNSL TFTC

Much easier to find with a clue, unlike last time when I spent way too long on the wrong side of the fence.

Cheers.

its always the easy one that get me stumped. well only for a few minutes .

great camo .

cheers tegator

1:48pm
By the looks of things, the water levels that have flowed through past here would have been a sight to behold!

Easy find, followed the smell of mint.

Cheers

Although Tegan wasn't on this trip with us, we had to go a cache with her name in it. Didn't take us too long to find this one, but we found a lid embedded that did trick us for a minute.

Found at 17:05 - Wasptor's and my fifth for the day. The original plan when leaving Canberra this morning was to go to Campbelltown and swap around some Geocoins in the area - here we were nearly 8 hours later (we got distracted on the way) finding our first Campbelltown cache. And there wasn't a coin listed in it anyway ! That said, an interesting hide that would be difficult during busy weekdays and weekends.
Thanks tegator !

Great spot tegator. THTC TNLN

Headless cat

We were in the area to drop off some paperwork, and I couldn't resist grabbing this cache as it was only 180m from our parking spot. After enjoying a coffee in the park I located the cache and quickly completed the log.
A good effort for your first cache. Well done!

Thanks tegator.

On a wet day thankfully there was no-one around. A quick find. Thanks for the cache.

droped by to do cache check and picked up geocoin

Visited a multi storey concrete structure not far from here last tuesday evening in search of this hide with little more than a GPSr and a will to succeed. Fortunately this time I had the relevant info and the goodies were quickly in hand. Nice spot by night, bugger all muggles about.

In: Geocoin Out: PathTag. TFTC!

On the way home from VOID and FEAR, the Gizmo told us that there was a cache 300m THAT WAY. Following the needle we came to a mutli story structure that appeared to be GZ.

After searching up, and searching down, and with no idea of anything but the co-ords, we gave up and left.

Now that I look online I can see that gizmo had us well and truley in the wrong spot; no wonder we didn't find it.

The wet weather gear had barely dried from our alpine bushwalking, caching and mouse squishing odyssey and it was time to do it again. As it was too wet for the bike, opted for the walk which was a lot shorter than the ten kilometres before lunch routine we had been doing lately. Seem to recall this method of hiding somewhere else but can’t quite place where. Splashed my way back home for a nice cup of cocoa.

I'm on a road to nowhere.........
Well I finally got a chance to have a go at this cache. homedg Jnr and I went for it after being dragged on a shopping expedition next door.
Great hide, I'm looking forward to your next one.
TFTC
Left a PathTag in the cache.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Found by Pi.

Driven past here several times in the last few days but have always been in a rush to be somewhere else. Had to go to the library today so this presented the perfect opportunity.

Had to contend with a muggle who was watching me intently as I hovered around doing the traditional "Cacher Square Dance". Had to take a seat and wait him out which didn't take long. Turned my head and spotted the hidey hole straight away. Good to see the amount of effort that went into your first hide, and I do like the attaching mechanism for the cache container. For me the clue made the find easy (read, no GPSr required), but that's because I knew what it was referencing.

Many years ago (OH, NO, not another childhood anecdote) this area was very different to what it is today. The cache side of the ditch was a football field, the Old Town Hall Theatre had sheds behind it that were used for rehearsals/parties, the Good Intent Hotel and Nock and Kirbys were on Queen St where Campbelltown Mall is now. The other side of the ditch was cricket fields and to get to Camden you had to cross the railway line at the level crossing. There was just an old wooden footbridge to cross Fishers Ghost Creek. No library, no sister city parks, no flood mitigation, no Hurley St, it's hard to believe it has changed so much.

TNLNSL.

TFTC,
GPS.

woo-hoo....first to find.....
did this one after work as i work near by....
nice place for the family ........
tfth

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