Go'n'do - Berri Lookout Berri, South Australia, Australia
By Jardry on 03-May-08. Waypoint GC1AEKB

Having completed an audit against my finds and those of The Wackys, now logging those that I have missed. Many caches over a number of years. These days I actually keep up.

Thanks for thecache.

Found with Robtas and/or The Wackys

Cached

Can confirm it's no longer there.

Time to go. I was never happy with the location of the this replacement cache and as the initial location can't be used, I've decided to archive this cache.

just wondering if anyone can confirm that this cache is still here. .. looked high and low couldn't find it... any clues and hints would be fab!

Found as a part of TheKellyGang, writing this as a genaric log as I was a part of TheKellyGang and am now out on my own.
If you do not agree with this you are more than welcome to delete the log.

Found it!

Found this cache while In SA to attend Oz Mega. Travelled today from Tailem Bend to Sandalwood.. Enjoyed the variety of caches along the way and the many novel hides. Thanks for your cache Jardry

[Maroon][font=Comic Sans MS]G'day from WA[font=Verdana][/Maroon]
Thank you Jardry for your cache.
We travelled across the country to be part of the fantastic Oz Mega Event held at Murray Bridge over Easter 2014, a great time was had by all. Now the Event is over and we have a little time left to gather in a few more finds before heading home to the West. Thanks to all.

Arrived in Loxton today, set up camp beside the mighty Murray River. Its time enough to do a few local caches before we head down the Heroes Trail tomorrow.
We enjoyed our drive around the region. We have walked up the lookout before, today we only looked for the cache.
Thanks for placing this cache Jardry.

This entry was edited by DiMorgan on Monday, 14 April 2014 at 12:04:37 UTC.

Lucky for me Jeremiah Bullfrog solved this one. Thanks

Out and about with Moses on the Move enjoying a long weekend at Barmera. Travelled approx. 110 km to find lots of smileys today. Thanks to all who hid these caches so that we could learn more about the Riverland.

# 4650 Found and logged at 4:05:00 PM
One of 13 caches for the daytraveling from Karoonda to Berri on my way through to Oz Megga at Murray Bridge
Thanks for the cache Jardry
lgoody


This entry was edited by lgoody on Thursday, 03 April 2014 at 05:50:34 UTC.

Found on our way back home after spending a few days in the Riverland. Enjoyed the scenic view of Berri, but regrettably didn't have time to do any other caches in the town besides this one. Thanks for the cache Jardry!

after working out the finals, it was a quick find

TNLN thanks for the cache Jardy

Sneaky spot. The "degrees" clue could trip some people up. Our initial coordinates were obviously incorrect when viewed on a map, but a quick rethink revealed our mistake. Took a little while to find the cache itself - well hidden! TFTC

Found with 3LG and The X-Trailers on an evening assault of local caches.
Xmas pagaent was on so very few muggles in area.
TFTC

As The X Trailers have now left Adelaide are on their way homeward bound back to Queensland , we seized the opportunity to cache with them before crossing the border homeward bound, we look forward to their return one day, as this is a long way from home we cached till just before midnight, a great time was had by all and after dark the muggles are not a problem and the caches are easy to find. TFTC

Found on a nights caching with earthlight and 3LG
Took us longer than it should have to locate this cache
Xmas celebrations in the town tonight
Took Tbs for a visit
tftc

Found

2nd time lucky we found it. Tftc

TFTC beautiful views up there took several trips here to get this one but got there in the end

Easy find. Tftc

Found it with wife and Scouts_honour after a workout on the Tower.. Good find

Ran up and down the water tower and grabbed this on th way home. Nice. TFTC

Found on our Holiday to the area We were having a great time and loving the area

Found while in camping trip with family. Great location live the puzzle. Even climbed the tower geo daughter loved this one
Thanks

Dora and Diego at it again tricky tricky lucky the kids gave us hints

Dora and Diego were here

found in the company of an old hag

thanks for the cache

The cache maker and I travelled from Queensland to find some caches and now we are on our way home.

Today is the first day we have seen kangaroos', even though we have seen evidence of them before now. We have come across a dozen beetles hiding in a cache, spiders hiding on top of a cache, and, snails hiding on the lid and under the camo of a cache. And we found caches.

thanks for the cache

Got the coords worked out and stumbled our way to GZ in the dark. Searched for a bit and finally found the sucker. TFTC Jardry.

Found after the pub lunch with the bestie - nice hide - SL Thanks from PG

This entry was edited by postiegirl06 on Saturday, 22 June 2013 at 23:24:06 UTC.

Going the wrong way running around thinking we were in the right spot till Dazzatron came and pointed us and Laighside Legends in the right directions and we eventually had the cache in hand
TFTC

Found It!
It pays to follow your GPS to GZ... That way you don't climb up the obvious thing and start searching around on top...
TFTC

Found with (VENOM) when he was still teaching me to cache

After struggling to adjust co ordinates eventually we got there

Great hide! TFTC - certainly had us stuck for a moment or two

Cache # 8, TNLN.

This was our 12th cache find in the caching run & we found it at 12:52
So this now makes our total find count 6491.
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A really quick park-n-grab today. The stick is a good idea, and hides the cache really well.
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Coordinate Accuracy: Excellent (Around 2 metres)
Cache Condition: Container and log book are in good shape.
Took: Nothing.
Left: Nothing.
Thanks Jardry for the hunt today.

nice simple cache. found with the berts.

Found with Samboychips. Nice hide

Was really fun (: dirt kart state title trip 2013. Thanks (:

We'd had a go at this one before without any luck but this time it was a quick and easy find. Great view from the top, too. TFTC

I had the pleasure of the company of CPwanderer and DennisC52 for a caching trip to Mildura.
We saw lots of rain on our first day but then dry sunshine for the last two days.
We locus cache'd a few caches (121 finds and 13 DNFs) and all in all had a great time, especially on some of the state forest dirt roads!
Yes, there were police involved (twice) but luckily no fines!

Sadly, it was night time when we arrived and so we couldn't climb the tower and enjoy the view
We did, however, greatly enjoy the view of the cache being retrieved from its hiding spot
It is interesting how, despite doing many, many more caches that first cache find usually remains a strong memory

TNLN. SL. TFTC Jardry

Found the final GZ by torchlight with locuscache and Dennisc52. Locus had the AHA!!! moment!!

Found while on a 110 find caching trip to Mildura with locus_cache and CPwanderer. TFTC.

Final co-ordinates slightly adjusted to take into account new final location.
Clarified the maths required to calculate final location.
Geochecker updated with new co-ordinates.

Neat little hiding spot. The pink Floyd clue threw me way off tho

I have been reliably advised that the cache is no longer where it was placed and there has been some cache creep. Until such time as I can confirm the final co-ordinates and revise the listing details to confirm GZ I am disabling the listing so that geocachers are not being misled looking in a location where the cache is clearly no longer there!

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Can't work out what 'divide degrees means'

Found in a spot (censored) metres from calculated gz and not where the hint wanted us.

Found with Huurtle, after he did the required research on this one.

Solved this one years ago.
Finally got here today.
Met up with MoneyDork (he thinks he Aussie now! ) after work, but with a muggle studying we didnt want to be caught out. So decided to come back later.
Met up much later, and having read some logs, it was obvious the hint is a misleader! IGNORE the hint.
Found about 5m from where calcs wanted us, and our names are now in the log.
Thanks

Checked and had the right corrected coordinates but had no luck finding cache. Tried all of the likely hidey holes with a negative result.

no couldn't find it

5936. [green]Went to the expected spot but the GPS pointed elsewhere and the elsewhere was where it was at - not that the clue suggested that.

On a previous trip across RexTrex insisted on calling this series gondo. Winglen and I had a good chuckle when the GPSr pronounced it the same way [/green]

[blue]Thanks for the cache Jardry and the crack up. [/blue]

Solved this one from home before we headed off for the big trip west. Our coords were accurate, but the location doesn't match the clue, and found the cache cleverly propped up in its hide but in view. Returned a bit more deeply. Thanks Jardry.

Took me two attempts but I found it. Amazing how few caches it takes before I start to notice little things more

Had us a little confused at first. Went to the top came down, studied the description more closely and found the cache. Great views from the top and the cache is extremely well hidden. Thanks Jadry for the cache.

Couldn't work this one out initially, then found it had been revised .
Co-ords seemed a little bit out from where our GPS was leading us, but found the cache on widening our search .
Went back to the car and found a replacement container [8].
TNLNSL.
Thanks again Jardry. Nice view from the lookout as well today .

Nice walk on warm Spring day TFTC

Owner needs to replace container as it is UV damaged

We were able to solve this puzzl before we left Tassie. So the task on arrival in Berri was to track down the cache. We looked last night in the fading light but without success. Last night we rechecked the logs but didn't find any extra information. So we returned this morning and decided to widen our search area. After about 15 minutes, we finally located the cache in an interesting hide. Thanks for the puzzle Jardy and for the cache.

Thanks for persevering with the hide!

Easy find after a visit to the tower. TFTC.

NinjaPete and Lainy

Another cache site we are certain we have done before but not the one referenced in the cache notes as it was gone before we started. Maybe our minds are becoming fuddled with caches. Worked this one out last night and then had to do it again when we got there as I had entered it incorrectly and wanted us to be about 22,000 k's away. SL TFTC

New set of questions to answer created.
All answers can be found on the geocaching.com website.
Let me know if you believe the degree of difficulty needs amending.

I've been informed that the necessary phone number to decipher the cache location is no longer listed.

#2344 Found on our last day in the Barmera area - we were making the most of our time and visiting places and caches along our route. This was a must do as we have a tendency to enjoy high things. After locating the sneaky cache we ran up to the top of the tower - fabulous views of the town and surrounding district. Our thanks to Jardry for the puzzle and placement. Cheers [^]

I'm glad that I worked it out a couple of days before our adventure, as I wasn't quite sure which number to use. Alas, the cache was easily located and photos galore were taken. Thank you. Thanks for one of many caches on our Riverland Caching Weekend with the Knippers.

Thanks to pirate rock sr for doing the maths on this one. We had a great time in the lookout though I think I deserve a bonus smiley for carrying the geobaby up all those steps. TFTC

Our day caching trip around the Riverland...with some help from Everlasting for this mystery...Ms Bushies2 found it quickly. Thanks Jardry.

Quick find with other cachers.
TFTC.
Creiky

Quick find with Creiky & Roma123
Cache #9 for the day

TFTC

Worked this one out and stopped to find on the way home to Adelaide.

Only our first find in Berri but it was a good one.
TFTC

Found with Roostaman on the 7th day of our Hay Hell & beyond trip.
Did the maths yesterday and found today while driving around Berri. Climbed the tower to check out the great views.

Thanks Jardry.

Found on our Hay, Hell & beyond the Black Stump trip.
Solved the puzzle yesterday and made our way here on our tour around town.
The cache was safe in its hide and luckily there were no muggles around GZ today.
HAd a quick scoot up the tower for a look around and then off again.
TNLNSL TFTC Jardry,
Roostaman

Figured out both clues, looked under every Stone and found nothing. many of the bricks have been removed completly though. Wondering if its been muggled

had a look around and found it after a bit of a search. Then I went and climbed the tower and had a look around. Another one.

Found with Shatzsuche, Someuser, Mr Parrot and the Geotrecaz while doing some New Years Day Caching around Berri.
challenging GZ

TFTC
Cheers and Happy Hunting from Southern Cross Caching

A quick find with Aussie M & M.
Thanks

Found with Parrothead, Southern Cross Caching, Schatzsuche and Geotrecaz. Nice views. TFTC!!

Some secrets can be revealed when you are in the company of fellow geocahers(Skippy,Dazzatron ,Gum-Ako and GPS).tftc

What a clever hidey spot! Thanks for the cache. Found in the company of Gum Ako, TK2, Dazzatron and Skippy.

Havig found the original Berri Lookout traditonal cache some years ago, it was only right that we returned to find this one. Lat time we were with Liz and Bruce, but this time with Southern Cross Caching, Schatzsuche, Parrothead and Someuser. Thanks Jardy.

Found with SXC, Someuser, Mr Parrot and the Geotrecaz while doing some New Years Day Caching around Berri.
I sat in the car while the boys retrieved the cache and signed log.
TFTC
SS

Found with cached on our way back home from the event.

Take 1, nope, take 2, nope, grrr, take 3, nabbed at last - TFTC, though I'm very glad it's now ff the list

Nice hide. Caught two cachers planting a replacement cache, however the original one was very close to the coordinates and in accordance with the hint. We were staying at a B&B right next door to this cache so it was an obvious one to do. TFTC. TNLN.

Another stop on the way to the '10 years and were still mad about the cache sam' event in the riverland [^]
Had a previous finder with me to help in the search this time!
Cheers & TFTC

Didn't find it.....lots of muggles...oh well better luck next time.

As I wandered around in circles upward, I wondered where the cache would be hiding
At the top I took in the views and soon broke out the cache notes for guidance.
Puzzle eh !!
I wandered back down to ground level feeling berri good about finding the cache
That wall is longer than it looks from above !!
And half way along it I found an empty Eclipse mints tin [:o]
Now I was worried !!
I resorted to the website to get the numbers I needed.
I poke and prodded without result
Then I noticed tell tale marks on the stone.
Could it be that easy ?
It was like a scene from an Indiana Jones movie as I revealled the secret treasure
TFTC.

There are 6 telephone numbers on the web page mentioned. It took a bit of time, and experimenting to figure out which was the correct phone number to work on. We got there eventually and the cache was in hand. TFTC TNLN SL
Greynomads
Bill and Diana

We have been wanting to do this one for ages and now we have finally got to it. Enjoyed the walk to the top and the surrounding view.

Worked out the correct coordinates on the second go.

TNLN TFTC

After trying to work out the calculations on previous Berri visits, tried this one again, successfully this time.

Thanks Jardy for the cache
signed log

I wasn't planning on attempting this cache and hadn't work the final coords. While waiting for Jardry to arrive for the Riverland Rendevous Scavenger Hunt CITO event I spied a number and decided to give it a go on a nothing to lose principle.

Before I got a chance to try my luck Jardry showed up and insisted on a maintenance visit to the cache. All was good.

Time to do some caching around Barmera and Berri today - did the maths last night and grabbed the cache today. TFTC.

Had tried this before not realising that it was a puzzle so had no luck that time but this time worked it all out before leaving home had the cache in hand after a short search. TFTC

26th find for the day of 45. Number 42 of 61 for the trip. Caching with Quasar3671. Having watched the Leonids Meteor Shower from Lake Culluleraine, we moved on to SA for some interstate caching. Also part of our Tri-State caching run (Vic, NSW, SA). Very hot day around 43 to 44 deg C with lots of flies everywhere. After arriving at this cache, we realised that we had been there before, in 2002 on the way to see the total solar eclipse in SA. Stopped for a dinner break while driving. That was a fantastic trip, as is this one so far. Good clues and an easy find. Thanks for the cache and some memories.

26 for today for Blacklegend17 and I. We had been to this place back in 2002 for a break during another road trip. Used the clues to get the coordinates, made a lot easier due to the fact I had a new Iphone. TFTC.

[This entry was edited by Quasar3671 on Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 7:41:34 AM.]

Worked out the GZ before leaving home which made it an easy find. Thanks