Iluka Beach Ocean Reef, Western Australia, Australia
By
blingg on 28-Feb-08. Waypoint GC19QCY
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Logs
Needs maintenance it is not there we searched for a long time I think it has been muggled no one has found it for ages
Had a good look around but couldn’t even find a likely suspect...
Thoroughly enjoyed the gorgeous sunset though
Thoroughly enjoyed the gorgeous sunset though
No one has found it for a long time so I put a grey tin near the sign in the photo, at the same beach, but the geocache is about six metres away.
Day 36 of 365! This years resolution is to find at least a cache a day. Not only for the thrill of the chase but I’ll also get super fit as well!
Pretty sure I’d attempted this cache a few years ago and failed but found the cache that used to be on the road side of the car park. Easy find here today. Tftc!
This paraglider was just floating around near GZ singing.
Pretty sure I’d attempted this cache a few years ago and failed but found the cache that used to be on the road side of the car park. Easy find here today. Tftc!
This paraglider was just floating around near GZ singing.
Thanks very much noceeasy find for what was an unsuccessful day on getting smiles logged love this place
Found on a walk visiting Perth for a 50th wedding anniversary. Had no pencil so couldn't sign. Can post a photo of the Geocache, if required, Bit of spoiler though.
5Mice
5Mice
First tries were under rock that were too big, but eventually a fairly quick find =)
saw a sunset near the cache, very pretty!
TFTC!
#413
saw a sunset near the cache, very pretty!
TFTC!
#413
Found quickly this morning although GPS was jumping with the cloud cover. Thanks for the cache!
DNF. But there were to many muggles to have a thorough search. Will come back later.
The fence in this area has been replaced over the past 2 weeks. Looks like it may have been buried/lost.
Found on a lovely winters day. Unfortunately didn't have a pen with us. TFTC
Beware of scorpions at this geocache. There was one on the underneath of the rock and my son got stung.
blingg, I found your cache Iluka Beach 
. The log sheet is damp and torn, but writable. I’ve put the log sheet in a new dry ziplock bag. SL Thank you for bringing me here and TFTH. Images show:
01 From Illuka Beach facing west towards Tamala Limestone [Late Pleistocene (126,000 to 11,700 years ago)] shoreline platform cut by marine erosion.
02 Marmion Marine Park – From Trigg Island to Burns Rocks.
. The log sheet is damp and torn, but writable. I’ve put the log sheet in a new dry ziplock bag. SL Thank you for bringing me here and TFTH. Images show:01 From Illuka Beach facing west towards Tamala Limestone [Late Pleistocene (126,000 to 11,700 years ago)] shoreline platform cut by marine erosion.
02 Marmion Marine Park – From Trigg Island to Burns Rocks.
Cravo10 joined me today for our first really HUGE caching day for 2017, targeting a bunch of caches North of the River between Burns Beach and Woodlands, where we would be attending the Megawat60 "plus 5" event at jackadder lake to help Richard celebrate a special milestone.
We met up at our standard jaunt Cockburn Gateways car park for a 6am start to beat the heat, traffic and the weather! We drove all the way to the end of the freeway to complete yhe Neerabup Nature Trail caches, the find 30 trail caches and the ever elusive "60 attribute challenge" which has been on my geocaching radar since about forever! All caches were found in good condition in the series and we had no problems locating the final cache of the series.
We continued on a downward run picking up park and grab cache after park and grab cache after park and grab cache to try and cleanup some of the map up this way as we don't often travel this far north so we really needed to make the most of it.
We had got to around 1130 and had nearly 40 caches to our name and decided to pull into the shops to get some supplies and then head to the event, it was great to finally put some faces to some names I've seen amongst the logs over the last few months and years.
The highlight of the day would have to be the cake. THAT cake. OMG. Coolest cake I've seen in a very long time. Check the event images to see more.
We finished up the day after bidding our farewells to the crowds at the lake and tackling some caches in Stirling before heading to grab the nearby LBH cache and then called it quits some 7.5hrs of caching later.
We found a great variety of caches, some camo, some bush, some urban, and some big standard. Variety was the order of the day today as we managed to pickup a couple of mystery caches, a heap of traditionals, a multi, a letterbox hybrid and finally an event cache.
Thanks for a huge day out local COs we can't wait to come back soon.
We met up at our standard jaunt Cockburn Gateways car park for a 6am start to beat the heat, traffic and the weather! We drove all the way to the end of the freeway to complete yhe Neerabup Nature Trail caches, the find 30 trail caches and the ever elusive "60 attribute challenge" which has been on my geocaching radar since about forever! All caches were found in good condition in the series and we had no problems locating the final cache of the series.
We continued on a downward run picking up park and grab cache after park and grab cache after park and grab cache to try and cleanup some of the map up this way as we don't often travel this far north so we really needed to make the most of it.
We had got to around 1130 and had nearly 40 caches to our name and decided to pull into the shops to get some supplies and then head to the event, it was great to finally put some faces to some names I've seen amongst the logs over the last few months and years.
The highlight of the day would have to be the cake. THAT cake. OMG. Coolest cake I've seen in a very long time. Check the event images to see more.
We finished up the day after bidding our farewells to the crowds at the lake and tackling some caches in Stirling before heading to grab the nearby LBH cache and then called it quits some 7.5hrs of caching later.
We found a great variety of caches, some camo, some bush, some urban, and some big standard. Variety was the order of the day today as we managed to pickup a couple of mystery caches, a heap of traditionals, a multi, a letterbox hybrid and finally an event cache.
Thanks for a huge day out local COs we can't wait to come back soon.
TFTH Barnzy12 and I joined forces again today for our first really HUGE caching day for 2017, targeting a bunch of caches North of the River between Burns Beach and Woodlands, where we would be attending the Megawat60 "plus 5" event at jackadder lake to help Richard celebrate a special milestone.
We met up at our standard jaunt Cockburn Gateways car park for a 6am start to beat the heat, traffic and the weather! We drove all the way to the end of the freeway to complete yhe Neerabup Nature Trail caches, the find 30 trail caches and the ever elusive "60 attribute challenge" which has been on my geocaching radar since about forever! All caches were found in good condition in the series and we had no problems locating the final cache of the series.
We continued on a downward run picking up park and grab cache after park and grab cache after park and grab cache to try and cleanup some of the map up this way as we don't often travel this far north so we really needed to make the most of it.
We had got to around 1130 and had nearly 40 caches to our name and decided to pull into the shops to get some supplies and then head to the event, it was great to finally put some faces to some names I've seen amongst the logs over the last few months and years.
The highlight of the day would have to be the cake. THAT cake. OMG. Coolest cake I've seen in a very long time. Check the event images to see more.
We finished up the day after bidding our farewells to the crowds at the lake and tackling some caches in Stirling before heading to grab the nearby LBH cache and then called it quits some 7.5hrs of caching later.
We found a great variety of caches, some camo, some bush, some urban, and some big standard. Variety was the order of the day today as we managed to pickup a couple of mystery caches, a heap of traditionals, a multi, a letterbox hybrid and finally an event cache.
Thanks for a huge day out local COs we can't wait to come back soon.
We met up at our standard jaunt Cockburn Gateways car park for a 6am start to beat the heat, traffic and the weather! We drove all the way to the end of the freeway to complete yhe Neerabup Nature Trail caches, the find 30 trail caches and the ever elusive "60 attribute challenge" which has been on my geocaching radar since about forever! All caches were found in good condition in the series and we had no problems locating the final cache of the series.
We continued on a downward run picking up park and grab cache after park and grab cache after park and grab cache to try and cleanup some of the map up this way as we don't often travel this far north so we really needed to make the most of it.
We had got to around 1130 and had nearly 40 caches to our name and decided to pull into the shops to get some supplies and then head to the event, it was great to finally put some faces to some names I've seen amongst the logs over the last few months and years.
The highlight of the day would have to be the cake. THAT cake. OMG. Coolest cake I've seen in a very long time. Check the event images to see more.
We finished up the day after bidding our farewells to the crowds at the lake and tackling some caches in Stirling before heading to grab the nearby LBH cache and then called it quits some 7.5hrs of caching later.
We found a great variety of caches, some camo, some bush, some urban, and some big standard. Variety was the order of the day today as we managed to pickup a couple of mystery caches, a heap of traditionals, a multi, a letterbox hybrid and finally an event cache.
Thanks for a huge day out local COs we can't wait to come back soon.
Great hiding spot no trinket so we didn't leave one sorry. it is a medium sized rock. Tftc!!
Found it. First one I have found. Also a possible king brown snake living in the area so be careful.
On my jolly's from the UK & as I'm on dog walking duties thought I would achieve a few to my map log signed & replaced T4TC
Tried to look casual here as I was being watched by a dog walker, camera out, tying laces etc. Eventually she asked me if I was geocaching !!! Lovely lady had a long chat, found the cache and carried on. Thank you for bringing me here
Another good find geocaching around the area with Just-Lookin.
We searched for a while to get this cache today - lots of rain at times.
SL TFTC
We searched for a while to get this cache today - lots of rain at times.
SL TFTC
Enjoying a lovely holiday in Perth with tmann421. Slowly making our way North.
Another good find here. TFTC
Another good find here. TFTC
Found rock witb hole in and some scraps of note paper, but no cache - might have been destroyed by someone?
Thank you! Had been this way a while back, but couldn't look around as some people had parked themselves up there and didn't leave. Quite busy here this evening, but with everyone on the move, I found time to find, replace and enjoy the sunset.
Tried to look but so many people watching the sunset, it was hard to look for it and not have a dozen people see me looking for it!
Unfortunately log book is soaking wet so couldnt write on it. But a cool hiding spot. Tftc!
