Immenagerie II: The Legend Continues Mundoona, Victoria, Australia
By GeoJnr on 23-Apr-08. Waypoint GC1AEEY

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Found it

Headed out to Shepparton with Honeysucker to do some shopping and on the way back, we stopped at some caches.
We stopped at 4 caches but I only found 3 caches as one cache still appears to be missing after a DNF a few months ago during a geofamily trip over here. Poor Honeysucker found none

Unless mentioned otherwise, please know that your cache and log book was in good condition.

I'll admit, I had local knowledge to assist me with finding this cache... so i don't know if WP1 has been reinstated or not.
We had a lovely chat with a lady who was waiting to let about 87 dairy cows through the gate near GZ and explained geocaching to her
Seems she is very new to the area and enjoyed the learning we provided for her
If it wasn't for Wakiti Creek Resort, I'd probably never have heard of Kotupna either

TNLN. SL. TFTC GeoJnr

Trying to catch up with a lot of missed logging found unmarked in the cache book.
Found while staying in Echuca.
Thanks for the hide,
Regards,
The Coffee's.

Catching up with some late logs.

Mrs Crackers was travelling with maccamob to Echuca stopping picking up a few caches along the way.
The sign is missing at wpt 1 so it was a process of elimination for us today so it took a little longer than we had planned but eventually our names were added to the log

Thanks GeoJnr fro the cache.

Found by Mary & David at 1130. This was much harder than expected. We had to work our way through the location options as the sign at WP1 has gone. Enjoyable walks and drives until we hit the correct spot. Our thanks to GeoJnr.

Fantastic Muilt, love it..
Got answers by choice coords and nice view of farm area..
GRRRR difficult open because of either termite nest or wasp nest on cache cover...
Then break it out of cache..
Sign the log as no trouble..
Thanks

Fantastic Muilt, love it..
Got answers by choice coords and nice view of farm area..
GRRRR difficult open because of either termite nest or wasp nest on cache cover...
Then break it out of cache..
Sign the log as no trouble..
Thanks

Travelling around Victoria on our 2 weeks holiday hoping to fulfill our LGA and VCA challenges, experiencing some great places and going into some remote areas that we would never had ventured before caching.
We had this multi on our to do list to fulfill the Moira County. When we arrived and saw the missing information, we got worried but then just decided to use process of elimination. Hmmm after checking three waypoints with no luck we knew the last set would be it....hopefully! Noticing a couple of obvious tell tales and after a very quick search we had the container in hand.
Thanks GeoJnr for a well thought out multi , it's just a pity the info is now gone.

I quite liked this find! Thanks

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Found with cheats from gcpro.co.uk

Found after a short search. Thanks for bringing us here.Log dry paddocks all look good and green. LS

Didn't find it. Waypoint sign has been knocked off. No Sheepies to be seen. ;(

Found today whike on a quick little road trip with my aunty and cousin tftc

[:(!] Thanks for an awesome effort.

I like it

Another one of the list

TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH Geo Jnr [^]

diving past this regularly and talking to locals this was easily done

Back again with a little more daylight which made for a quick find today. The impending gloom last visit left me with a gloomy sad feel, but today all was smiles as sunshine Loved the sign TFTC Geojnr

What a lucky guess!!.... Someone's knocked off the sign. Took a wild guess & it was at the first site I visited. Tnsl

Thanks for the cache!

It was probably about ten months ago on a previous visit that this cache defeated me, but today, armed with more knowledge it was okay, and we found it. So happy to have finally converted this orange blob to a smiley and earned another in my March month of multis challenge

Arrived at the posted co-ords and after a little thinking, had GZ sorted. Drove to my GZ and was lucky to find the cache in after a quick look around.

Always enjoy a multi, so thanks for the fun....

as the new mayor of Wakiti Creek Resort i thought it would be good to learn about the history of the area

thanks to GeoJnr for putting this cache out for us to find

It was good fun - like this multi type. Signed the log. Thanks GeoJnr.

Lots of tractor and cars today. Sheep yes but Clydesdales no today

Found the sign, but didn't find the sheepiies, it's gone missing. As the daylight was also soon to go missing, I decided it was time for me to go missing also. Iwill return when I have more time to work this one out Thanks for bringing me to that great sign GeoJnr

This cache was worth every km travelled. It didn't matter that part of the sign was missing. The cache was in good condition. TFTC. LNTN.

Took some working out with way point clue missing but we were pleased to find this one. TFTC.

The animal sign is missing. Porkys, beefys and horsies is still there. Owner may like to see into this.

Thru a process of elimination we worked out which co ords to go to because the sheepy sign is missing, few clues in the photos to let u know your on the right track

A real team effort with Jeubaloo and GeoMaher. The signs we needed to find was easily found at the given co-rods but the one we needed had been removed, so, with clues from the description and the logs, Jeubaloo had a look at all the co-ordinate answers and came up with the most likely one. Once there it wasn't too long before n of the humans found it. I was at the right spot but it was just out of my tach. Angus the great GeoWestie in company with Carer (grey nomad) Lis Brown.

This entry was edited by Angus88 on Friday, 05 July 2013 at 12:28:28 UTC.

A lazy afternoon spent east of Echuca with Bettyboo3747.
Great signs - tempted to go and see if all the places existed at their posted locations.
We saw a Clydesdale and its foals in one of the paddocks, handsome looking horses.
Used to see the CUB team down at Point Cook (where they used to be stabled)
Thanks, Robmc.

# 3158. Robmc and I are spending a few days at Moama in the lead-up to the Anzac Day event on Thursday. Today we are heading eastwards and elsewhere to get some out of the way caches.

This was the first of them and I enjoyed seeing the cute sign post on the corner. We made our way to GZ and all looked peaceful along the water just here. Nice to also see some Clydesdales as you don't see many of them these days. TFTC

What a great little back road here and a really interesting road intersection too! The cache listing had so much history too, we loved it. A couple of locals were having a meeting on the corner and I'm sure they wondered what on earth we were doing as we stopped at the intersection, backed up a bit and then headed off up the road I readlly enjoyed the GZ spot, quiet and peaceful here with a nice flow of water too. Strike-a-light seemed more interested in the nearby massive steel shed! TFTC, very inteesting

Nice find plenty of water about TFTC

Not sure of the date but I found this one a while back

A clever worked out multi, we soon had the cache in hand TFTC

I quite liked this little multi. I made it easier for myself before leaving home and once I got to WP1 it was a matter of making the right selection. Thanks to Geojnr for a good cache.

Found at 10:44 AM GAFF1. A quaint sign isn't it! Are they home made or official council signs?
Saw a few Clydesdales looking bored - they thrive on hard work.
Thanks GeoJnr

Day 3 on a road-trip to the north-west of Victoria with DazRascal to tick off a few more maps for the VIC Country Road Atlas Challenge cache.

Our last find for the weekend roadtrip and what a beauty to finish on. We are still laughing about WP1 which to us is extremely amusing. Really wouldnt mind those signs in the shed!

Made our way to GZ where luckily the cache was located quickly. Was getting extremely cold out.

Many thanks GeoJnr for an enjoyable multi.
TNLN SL. Cheers!

Traveling around the NW of the state with the Haveanez clan to pick up maps needed for the Atlas challenge.

Stopped a little short of the 1st wpt and didn't quite know what it was referring to, but as we crept forward it was soon apparent. And almost disbelief if the wpt was really legit or not, strangely funny.

Another quiet country road to let us search unhindered for the cache, which Big Ez found quickly. The last for the weekend and a good one to finish on.

TNLN, TFTC, Cheers.

# 214 - We really loved the story behind this cache, and loved the sign at WPT 1! Finding these places are the best part of being a cacher! TFTC GeoJnr

Really funny cache when you are a swedish trainee working for Sheepy himself and been driving past it several months...! And also great to get a history lesson about Kotupna! Left a keyring with a few "kings" of Sweden... TFTC

Cache check after recent flooding im area. Remains high and dry!

Been meaning to grab this one for a while, but has always been a little off track to were we were coming from or going to. So for today I scheduled it into our return trip to Echuca. Successful journey in many ways as we wove our way back to Echuca & found 3 potential hides. So keep watching!
Love WP1 sign, a little local humour! GZ found quickly. SL TFTC

TFTC quick find on the way home

Great hide! TFTC

Once at WP1 quickly located the sign I needed and with the information in hand and substituted into the formula was on my way to the final GZ. While there a ute pulled up with one of, and I cannot remember which one, but either Sheepy, Porky, Lamby or Horsey and he was very interested in caching and what I was doing. He left shortly after and I was able to complete the find and log. Thanks GeoJnr for the cache.

Found @ 15:50hrs.
Nice to learn a bit of the history of the area,thanks to GeoJnr for the cache.

Found and logged ... TFTC

Nice easy multi..
Enjoy drive in this beautiful country.
TFTC

micheena - found on a wet sunday. Loved wp1.

Nice find in the dark! Love the signs of animals! TFTC

Found with Coruze.
Just got out of the car then traffic everywhere, read the plaque very slowly till they all passed.
SL.....TNLN.....T4TC
trooblooo

Nice quick multi. Local farmers were our only distarction. SL TNLN T4TC

First one for today found at 7.15am nice and quiet no muggles
great hide for a cache. Took seal left anzac badge. TFTC

Kotupna wasn't so sleepy at 7:50am.
It was all action at the crossroads just after I arrived [:o]
A car arrived (blue station wagon if I remember correctly) and dropped off a skoolkid.
Very soon after a large skool bus arrived and picked up the skoolkid.
(I didn't find out if he was related to Ron).
And then the car left...
.... then..... nothing happened [:o]

So I headed off in the direction of Beefys to find me a cache.
A couple of Clydesdales were waiting near the fence as I hopped out of the geomobile.
I wandered over to read the nearby plaque and could only imagine the chaotic scenes that must have occurred here
It was all too much excitement, so I found the cache and signed the logbook and headed off to find Porkys.

TFTC and insights into a day in the life of Kotupna.

PS: GZ is NOT accessible from the Toll Road [:o]

Found on our Hay Hell & beyond the Black Stump trip.
We weren't sure if we could do this one with the caravans in tow, but it was fun trying.
At GZ we nearly had to turn around but we continued on and managed to get out without too much trouble.
TNLNSL TFTC GeoJnr,
Roostaman.

Found with Roostaman on day 10 of our Hay Hell & beyond trip.
We gathered the required information and then ventured on to GZ. We were not too sure of the road as we were towing caravans but a friendly farmer put our minds at rest with some local road condition information.

Thanks GeoJnr.

Loved this cache:) exchanged swaps and signed log. Thanks!

What a wonderful suprise! On my way home from Echuca after visiting friends and I thought...I wonder if there are any along here that I haven't found yet? I was even more excited when I saw it was Immenagerie II. I didn't know there was a no.2. I loved no.1. I found the cache in due time. Thanks for showing me this area that I would have otherwise been oblivious to. TFTC

#869 @ 12.15pm. Found with DestinationOz on our way to Echuca for the day. Had to do a double take when we got to WP1 - then as quick as a shot, both the fellas were out of the vehicle taking photos . Then it was onto GZ when we thought there was more to this multi due to the nearby plaque - we were pleasantly surprised when we realised this was GZ - a quick multi indeed which is what we enjoy when on the run. TFTC GeoJnr - loved the cache notes about the Clydesdales - they are my favourite horse [^]. TNLNSL.

Still the caching day out continues with skullracer1. Begining to get the feel of the HARD CORE CACHES out there. And yet Echuca feels so far away.
Found the sign at WP rather interesting & had to get a photo.
Took Saints tattoo (long suffering supporter)
Left Kanga pin.

Found the cache on the way home from a trip to visit my nan in Shepparton, then headed up to Cobram and Tocumwal on the border. Read the signs (they are grouse) and found the cache. Thanks for the hide.

Funny signs, we cracked up when we read them, all in all was a nice multi, many thanks for the laughs & the cache.
TNLN...........SL.

Found with Propeller-head, we cracked up at WP1, thats for the great cache.

Love the reference to the animals. At gz we were muggled by the one and only 'Sheepy'.
We explaind what we were doing and he said that he had seen some people doing the same thing in the past.
It was his friend that works in a factory that makes the items at wp1 and made them for a joke.
Now he understands what is going on. At WP1 Maggot-man and i could not stop laughing. TFTC.

Ha Ha - this is a funny place. Thanks for bringing us here - great spot for a cuppa from the thermos!

TFTC

An interesting and amusing intersection. A farmer pulled over next to us as we were sitting in the car signing the log, to check that we were okay. The old "just checking the baby" excuse satisfied him . The joys of caching with infants! Took GC. TFTC.

Thanks for the great cache James it was really cool.
Loved the sign post nearby
Took :Geocoin
Left: Geocoin
TFTC GeoJnr

Found with "i bin no where" on our cache clean up day around the shepparton area.
Enjoyed seeing the slang of the road sign's
TFTC SL

With a bit of a drive from the loo which i hope i dont have to use any time soon. We were at a cool sign post with some great names on it. Left WP1 and drove up to WP2 where i was doing some reading and Mr Jibblets found the cache. So i thought with such a young Cacher placing this one it would be fitting to drop off a GC i pitted up from the scouts in broardford.
TNLN TFTC SL
Left Native America

We have been meaning to do this one for such a long time, but we just never got a round tuit. We had a good laugh when we found the sign post. Thank for bring us some light entertainment GeoJnr.

Enjoyed the read on a bit of history less known, lots of signs of animal life at WP1, soon had the finals in hand and it was off to sign the log. Arrived at GZ, to quickly grab the find.
Congrats GeoJnr on your second cache.
Thanx

On the way home from the Echuca Gathering, this littly wayside doesn't collect many tourists, so Thanks for the diverson.

Found and logged at 11:00, On my way to Echuca for the Anzac Day Event
TNLN TFTC

Love that sign post. Follow your GPS and you will love that cache. No sheep seen today but saw 3 or 4 Clydesdale Horses in the area! Clear skies from TeamAstro.

tricky to find in the pouring rain, but good fun anyway. thanks

Good to go. Apologies to Rhinogeo, I unintentionally deleted his needs maintenance log as it had been that long I forgot how to do it!

Whilst repairing this cache we stumbled across an interesting. We are yet to work out who was responsible. Could it have been Ron Best kicking a long bomb from the center square or perhaps Uncle Bob trying to bend it back across his body for a freakish a-la Daicos type goal? Perhaps we will never know.

With one of the signs disappearing the question at WP1 has changed. Back up and running.

Used a bit of improvision, cartography (using terraserver) and mathematics to solve this one without the clues being in place. Had some of the info, was able to extrapolate the rest. Nice hide, pretty sneaky. Made about 4 swaps, kids toys. SL. Thanks.

The required information at WP1 is no longer there as mentioned in the last few logs

Will need to follow up what is happening at WP1.

Found the first waypoint and mused for a while over places and names, though like others I couldn't find all the information and wondered if there wasn't something I should have researched before. After a while, like others I took an educated guess and found the bridge mentioned only for a guy to bring along a flock of sheep he was trying to get over, so rather than stand in his road like a dummy I decided to return for a proper look over the area in a few days time.

Found with Rhinogeo and did we have some trouble at the first location! I think some of the information was missing from the first location so we guessed were the final cache location could be and we thought we were looking for a needle in a haystack but we found it after about a 15 minute search!!

A very interesting cache a place you wouldn't see without caching!!

Thanks

Found: 5/04/2009 15:10 . My sixth and final find for the day with the Sons of Callum . Upon arrival at WP1 we located some of the required information required to calculate GZ but unfortunately there was no sign of any dates [B)]

We decided to use our geosense, the hint and the past logs to take a guess at the type of location the cache would be and after initially taking the road less travelled we arrived at a cachey spot where the cache was revealed after an extensive search ... as always, in the last place I looked [:p]

TNLN

Cheers GeoJnr

[261] 2.30pm

Interesting signposts and onwards to river crossing either by bridge or ford.
Horses were not there today
Sneaky hide.
TFTC

This one has been on our to do list for some time and we apologise for that GeoJnr, we appreciate how much time, effort and thought goes into your cache hides. Unfortunately, we are doing this out of order as we still have not completed the first in the series closer to home.

This was our first find for the day and easily the best so far for the day. We all had a huge chuckle over the sign and when our ribs stopped hurting and the tears dried on our cheeks, we did the required maths and headed to GZ.

The traffic was a nightmare today, we saw one truck, a broken tractor and a large bull jackknifed at the intersection. I tell you there were horns everywhere. Thankfully in the wind we found the cache easily and signed the log. We admired the good doctor's stone for a whilst and debated what specific field she may have majored in. Some people say that politics and proctology go hand in hand, particularly if you watch question time, who knows.

I thought the guy on the cache page looked familiar and I said to D "I reckon that is Graham Nancarrow the ex publican from Nathalia". She said nothing but I knew she was impressed with my knowledge!

A great cache GeoJnr. We look forward to more in the series. Cheers from Dad, Mum and GeoTilly. .

The last find after a circuit through Nathalia. Collected the detail at WP1 (pretty neat detail) and off to collect the cache that was located after a short look around.

Hard to believe that it is still so dry in this area.

TFTC

Hahaha very Funny the things you see on the country roads ran into onzza at the 1st wp and made the find together at gz thank you Cdmark it also nice to see the old folk unafraid of sitting on bridges

This was an interesting cache as we ran into another caching party at the amusing sign and all ended up at the cache site eventually. TNLN thaks Geojnr.

Find # 2377 and 13th of the day at 3:17pm. Accompanied by Geodano, Feathertop and Featherdown. We bumped into Silver Dice here, we didnt get to chat at the Event so it was good to have a yarn with you out in the field. TNLN, Signed Log, Thanx GeoJnr for the cache....

It is only due to the caching community that we have the chance to laugh at signs like this one. We ran into the legendary Silver Dice here and after signing the log we mentioned we were off to Tongala. He offerd his phone number and we were thrilled not to need it though his parting comments of good luck sent a chill down my spine.
Thanks Geo jnr for another great cache.

We decided on a little detour on our way from home bas to Shepparton for the Central Vic Get Together II. Kotupna is not that far out of the way, and it was a chance to log another FTF. Unfortunately it was not to be, with two other teams beating us to GZ by a few hours.
A quick find, nonetheless and then off to Nathalia for the newly hidden caches that had popped up over the last few days.
TFTC and for making us leave the highway to visit another "bypass" township.

Found at 2240. Stayed the night at my parents house in Nathalia for the coming CVGT II ANZAC Day event tomorrow, and decided to continue on the drive to Kotupna after finding a few other caches tonight in Nathalia. Had a good laugh at WP1 before heading off to find a nifty little hide. A fantastic follow up to your first cache. Looking forward to more.

TNLN. TFTC.

I can see that GeoJnr must have his dad's sense of humour. I do feel for poor old Ron, perhaps one day the tale of how he never got to school will be told in detail. I liked the location here, certainly a unique sign post. I headed off to GZ to the scene of the town's awesome bridge opening party. I waded through the beer bottles and various bridge opening souvenirs and located the neat little cache.

Cheers guys, perhaps you could just be professional cache page producers?

R - B

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