"The Cache At The End Of The World." Emu Downs, South Australia, Australia
By Skippy on 10-May-07. Waypoint GC12TDQ

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Couldn't find this one. Then checked the logs I see I am not the only one

Alas we couldnt find this cache today, but all in all we have had a fantastic adventure today finding caches and walking around at the end of the world. Now its time to head back down south.TFTC SkippyKeep smiling

didnt find.

Nope, quite eerie inside the tree but came up with no cigar and/or plastic today

Could not find

Looked for quite some while but no luck.

Quick easy find

be careful the tree has lots of spiders and webs, easy find very quick!:3

Beaten by the huge crowd lol

Huge tree here that’s for sure, cache easily found and is all good

Today after my own two events in the city I decided to head away for a night of camping, caching along the way mainly focusing on caches yet to be found around the Goyder LGA, by the days end I found myself camped up in Caroona Creek Comservation Park. A great day out enjoying the SA country side and found around 60 caches

Thanks for the cache

Could we live here if it was the end of the world? Tftc

Found easily, some cool 4x4 tracks nearby!

Found as we head into worlds end. Tftc

ANZAC Day caching at the world’s end!
TFTC
Cache in good condition!

A Thursday Mystery Tour was planned with Ttrogg.
We stopped here on way to Robertstown from Burra.
Ttrogg parked the geomobile, a short stoll.
The cache was quickly located by Ttrogg.
We stamped and signed the logbook, and replaced the cache. tftc

Time for a Thursday Mystery Tour with the Rat so after picking her up from her nest we again headed north. But this time the main target was Burra and the new AdLab there. Of course there were going to be quite a few physical caches as well. Returned via the Worlds End Highway as the caches we both wanted were thicker there. This is one of twenty on the list that were found, no DNFs but did drive past another two while I was playing with the navigator.
After parking nearby and wandering towards GZ, put away the devices as it was clear where the cache was going to be, and it was.
Thanks Skippy. for putting out this cache for us all to find.
Cache #13115 for me.

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

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We approach this one with a degree of caution, thinking, perhaps recent flooding might have removed it. But then we noted that someone had kindly replaced it recently. It’s tucked nicely safe and sound above the waterline. TFTC

A nice easy find on a day out caching together Dismart. TFTC

Thanks to honeysucker for replacing the cache

This tree is so big, you can swing a cache inside.

Thanks for the fun, skippy

Found with the jams crew on our way to Clare for the JLWE. TFTC

Found out on Geo day as jams

We had checked out the camping at the Worlds End campground, and resolved to return and stay there. This cache was close by so we crossed the road and mounted a search, which was successful.

Today we enjoyed caching along the Worlds End Highway through Robertstown and into the Worlds End Gorge. After completing those caches we then continued to Burra to do the Lab cache and a couple of multis that have been published since we were there last.

On arrival at GZ we boiled the kettle for a cuppa and morning tea. Magnificent gum trees (presumably red gums) around here

Many thanks for the hide Skippy.

TFTC

Thanks to Philip for taking to a place that bears no relation to its name.
This weekend was apparently quiet for this area.
The average age was I reckon 60ish.
All in their vans doing their own thing which is not hard to do as there is nothing to do but sit, watch the world go by slowly or do a couple of geocaches which Philip and I did.
Thanks for the cache.

Awesome hide, good find

In the tree

TFTC Skippy. After an encounter with a earlier in this walk, I was pleased to find myself alone with this cache

quick find.
found with Mogni. Headed out in the general direction of clare and planned to clean out clare before the June Long Weekend End Event in 2022. As usual there was ALOT of caches found before then and only a couple of caches where found in clare before staying in Farrel Flat for the night. The next day was cleaning out Burra and slowly making our way home. Damn doing multi's takes so long, since the final has a habit of not being in the direction you are planning to go next. All caches that where found that were brittle or damaged were replaced and logs found wet where replaced, except for nano's. Nano's are evil spawn and you can do your own maintanence on them.

It was school holidays and I needed a break from school and chores and needed to just have some fun. I talked sir_spectre into joining me for a weekend away caching near Clare and Burra. We avoided the big towns and focused on the caches we normally drive past on the way to somewhere else. Any caches that needed some attention got it.
Thanks to Skippy. from mogni

Team Honda off on a journey for a week to escape the Covid madness and chase Yellow Faces to reduce the city stresses.
Thanks to the caching community to ensure we have plenty to search for. If it were not for them, we would not be at this hide today.
Found out in the open, replaced where we thought it should be resting.
TFTC TNLN

Found on 3 day photography trip to Burra area. TFTC

Amazing TFTC

Beautiful tree, thanks.

Found it, love the tree. Absolutely amazing. Tftc!

TFTC. My friends and I had fun finding this one just before we left to head home after an awesome week omg camping at Worlds End

it stumped us then we found it

Yes

Such a beautiful area.

Thanks so much. Nice little find. Thanks

Found after spending the LWE camping nearby with Kapybeara and two friends. Looks like a popular spot for Caravan-ing. Cache was located easily before we headed home to try to avoid the bulk of the LWE traffic. TFTC

A afternoon drive after work had us at worlds end, quick find amongst some magnificent gums that you can see bushfire battle scars on
TFTC Skippy.

Quick find whilst wandering around the lower Mid-North
Finding some caches & fixing some caches
Cool cache, great spot
TFTC Skippy.

I was staying at World's End camping ground for a few days with some muggle friends before we headed to Broken Hill. Today I headed into Burra and stopped for a few caches along the way. [^]

Stopped off here to find this one before heading back to camp. A lovely area but bone dry today. It would be interesting to see water all along the creek. Loved the big old tree.

Thanks for the cache Skippy.

I like the spot

TFTC beautiful location

Huge hidy hole

Grwat location
Cache all good

Tftc

Tftc

Tftc

TFTC nice find quick drive by

TFTC a quick drive by at worlds end.

Found with SpidermonkeysMum while touring Burra and Worlds End and celebrating my birthday. Thanks for the hide.

Yay. Found it. Full log to follow. TFTC

Tftc

Found with SupaOrange and Csaba! Support for the E2E11 Heysen Crew. Turtle Out

Another quickie for the day

Quick find after visiting the gorge. Tftc

kenare and I headed to North of Adelaide for the weekand and came home via Worlds End. It really is a beautiful place that hopefully we will back to again to find the rest of the caches. TFTC

It was back in 2016 that we had logged a dnf so it was great to be able to change the sad face to a smiley. Worlds End is such an amazing place, the first time I was here we came through the bush and stopped and took in the amazing view from up the top. One day we will be able to stop here for longer and explore. Hmmm maybe a camping trip could be arranged. Tftc

A quick find and what a lovely little hiding place this one has. My only concern was that this one might fall down while I was in it.
A few bees were hanging around too , probably because of the yellow flowers at the entrance to GZ.
Didn't get bit, it didn't fall down, so all was good!!!
Thanks.

Found it 28/7/2018 TFTC

Found

Found 18/7/18 Harry Matty Kerri and josh

Cant believe i didnt log this as i did maintenance on it years ago

Heading off towards Wilpena Pound for the June Long Weekend when the phone starts binging and there are heaps of newly published caches. Pull over in Charleston and scroll through the list. No, no, no, no, maybe, oh no I wanted that one, no, no and no. Bugger. Back to the maybe. If we sort of, kinda made a little (comparatively) detour we could go via that one. So with a new route to get to where we wanted we were able to collect a few more caches on the way.
A very quick find in the logical spot.


**Thanks Skippy. for this cache. **

in the area for the AGL Rally Of The Heartland
found in the company of firesafe & honeysucker & 3 muggles

quick find and sign

1576

I walked 17km with E2E 10 to get to the End of the World today. TFTC

Making my annual pilgimage to Darwin for the Supercars, this time via Burra and the Oodnadatta Track. TFTC.

TFTC Skippy

Out for some caches with Purrfect Di and Jack.
Despite many prophesies, we're still here caching!!!
Thanks for putting this one out there Skippy. and others for maintaining it

Gps was spinning and couldnt get lower than 5 metres but with four pairs of eyes looking was spotted. TFTC

amazing how times change from when this bridge was constructed

Caching around the area for a few days
Thanks

A day trip to the Mid North with SnappyTomCats...we had perfect weather...the countryside is stunning at this time of year...green pastures, canola fields, wattles, big trees, blue sky and lots of kangaroos...
What a fantastic tree surrounded by wattles and buzzing with bees...
TFTC Skippy

Out today with Hevwalker, we decided to head towards Burra. This was a quick find. ...and a HUGE Tree!! TFTC

Quick find on the way to Burra Creek gorge for a walk. TFTC

Cluttered from the tree losing its limbs, but its not buried

Great hiding spot and safe from the floods.

A quick stop while up in Burra. Thanks

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Found Honeysuckers replacement

"Nothing lasts forever." I think just about everyone would agree with that. Whether it's a mountain, a mole-hill ... or a cache.

Skippy needs to check this out, as it has had a number of DNFs since 3/4/2015.

After our drive from Greenock today, hoping to mark this off as a find, only to find this has been missing in action for some time.

No joy here for us either

really hope someone finds it

I don't think this one is here.

Pretty sure this one is gone. Can CO please check?

On the way up to the Peterborough for a caching weekend with the travellinbees, we attempted this one but unfortunately it looks like it has gone awol.

Here from Canada, caching our way across Australia....

No loo paper as in previous comment but unfortunately no cache either Had a good look for this one but just couldn't find it..

Thanks anyways Skippy.

As with the previous log, too much loo paper and no sign of the cache although I did have an uncomfortable look for it.

This beautiful place had been trashed by campers cache area had been used as an above ground dunny. Not prepared to get in amongst it.

A drive around today with TheKellyGang and Laighside Legends east find today a few friendly cobwebs a spider or too. TFTC

A drive around today with Squash99 and Laighside Legends east find today a few friendly cobwebs a spider or too. TFTC

found it.
TFTC

Cool bridge between the trees