Once a Border Line Case Dakabin, Queensland, Australia
By
Treking Trev on 20-Jul-08. Waypoint GC1EBPG
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Move out of the area soon. I am closing down my caches as the require maintenance
G'day,
This cache has been flagged by Geocaching HQ as one that may need attention. I'm just posting to update you on what your requirements are as a cache owner as you may have forgotten or not been very clear on what you need to do.
The maintenance email you received would have highlighted what you need to do but [here](http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=713) is a reminder.
- Maintenance: Visit your geocache, make any needed repairs, and post an “Owner Maintenance” log so the community knows it’s available to find. Consider updating the description, hint and/or the Difficulty/Terrain rating if it appears that geocachers are having trouble finding it. If your cache was fine, please indicate so with the "Owner Maintenance" as well. The "Owner Maintenance" log cancels out any existing "Needs Maintenance" attributes on the cache page.
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If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to ask.
Rgds,
Matt - Ministro.
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This cache has been flagged by Geocaching HQ as one that may need attention. I'm just posting to update you on what your requirements are as a cache owner as you may have forgotten or not been very clear on what you need to do.
The maintenance email you received would have highlighted what you need to do but [here](http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=713) is a reminder.
- Maintenance: Visit your geocache, make any needed repairs, and post an “Owner Maintenance” log so the community knows it’s available to find. Consider updating the description, hint and/or the Difficulty/Terrain rating if it appears that geocachers are having trouble finding it. If your cache was fine, please indicate so with the "Owner Maintenance" as well. The "Owner Maintenance" log cancels out any existing "Needs Maintenance" attributes on the cache page.
- Disable: If you cannot check on your geocache within a reasonable amount of time, please disable your geocache listing. Once you perform maintenance, you can enable it and post an “Owner Maintenance” log.
- Archive: If you decide it is time for your geocache to be permanently retired, please archive the listing and retrieve all physical stages.
If you are not sure how to post any of these logs, then there is a great [help centre article](http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=234) that you will want to have a read of. You will need to post an owner maintenance log once you have visited the cache and rectified any issues to clear the needs maintenance attribute on your cache.
If you have any other questions please do not hesitate to ask.
Rgds,
Matt - Ministro.
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**Before this cache is published, a 'log your find/post reviewer note' is probably the best way to communicate with me. It puts it 'on the record', but comments will be archived before the cache goes on-line. An email is preferable after that.**
Have a look here [Working with the Reviewer: Communication](https://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=74)
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[Geocaching Guidelines](http://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx?expand=1)
[Geocaching Knowledge Books](http://support.groundspeak.com//index.php)
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Couldn't locate the cache. Found a tree that looked like the photo but it wasn't there
We were standing right where it said it was and could find it. Wasn't even in the area.
7025 Caches Found
Rumbling North on The Thin Black Line again heading towards Queensland to take up residence there
Nice Cache.Thanks for the Adventure. And also thanks too all involved in my caching experience over the last few years
Thanks for the great cache Treking Trev(8D)
Rumbling North on The Thin Black Line again heading towards Queensland to take up residence there
Nice Cache.Thanks for the Adventure. And also thanks too all involved in my caching experience over the last few years
Thanks for the great cache Treking Trev(8D)
No 1L plastic container. But there is an official metal geocache tin with swappables:)
Found it pretty quickly once the gps got its a into g. Also found a bird skull! Greatest thing ever!!! Tftc
Due to family commitments, we had one week without geocaching. So today we went out to get some more smilies, accompanied by my Lone Reindeer, Colorado and Harry Hamster with Ellie Elefant.
Now it was time to say Good-bye to my Hamster with Elefant. Was a little bit sad to leave them there, but hopefully they would not sit to long in that cache.
Now it was time to say Good-bye to my Hamster with Elefant. Was a little bit sad to leave them there, but hopefully they would not sit to long in that cache.
TFTC. Left a little sunshine in the cache.
This entry was edited by therangerrik on Sunday, 31 May 2015 at 07:06:00 UTC.
This entry was edited by therangerrik on Sunday, 31 May 2015 at 07:06:00 UTC.
Wattsy and Hobie Team found number three at the base of the forked tree! Looked all intact and in good condition!
Found as described. I always tread carefully to caches like these.... not know what to expect really - always imagine lots of nasties ready to jump out and bite me. So far haven't seen a thing. Caching back in New Zealand seems so much safer. TFTC
This entry was edited by tparty on Wednesday, 08 April 2015 at 06:43:42 UTC.
This entry was edited by tparty on Wednesday, 08 April 2015 at 06:43:42 UTC.
Find #1793
Another foray into the sunshine coast hinterland was on the agenda for today.
Let's see how many more smilies we can coax out of the region!
This cache was our starting point for today & was found in a nice shady spot.
We managed to find shady parking & covered the remaining short distance for a quick find.
There are 2 TBs & 1 Geocoin listed in the inventory but none are present today!
Log signed & cache replaced as found.
TFTC Treking Trev
Another foray into the sunshine coast hinterland was on the agenda for today.
Let's see how many more smilies we can coax out of the region!
This cache was our starting point for today & was found in a nice shady spot.
We managed to find shady parking & covered the remaining short distance for a quick find.
There are 2 TBs & 1 Geocoin listed in the inventory but none are present today!
Log signed & cache replaced as found.
TFTC Treking Trev
My three month Brisbane adventure has started. Day 29, Redcliffe.
Today is hot, but not quite as humid. I've loaded up my 4WD with GeoSchnauzers, ice water and geocaching kit. I'm off for a day of park and grabs, with the odd short walk for the GeoSchnauzers. I'm heading towards North Lakes because I want to go to Costco.
No 7 of 14 today. Thanks, Treking Trev. I managed to pull off the road just here, and took the GeoSchnauzers for the short walk to the cache. We grabbed it easily, and took an icewater break, before heading for the boondocks.
Today is hot, but not quite as humid. I've loaded up my 4WD with GeoSchnauzers, ice water and geocaching kit. I'm off for a day of park and grabs, with the odd short walk for the GeoSchnauzers. I'm heading towards North Lakes because I want to go to Costco.
No 7 of 14 today. Thanks, Treking Trev. I managed to pull off the road just here, and took the GeoSchnauzers for the short walk to the cache. We grabbed it easily, and took an icewater break, before heading for the boondocks.
Team Tough Mothers reduced went late night shopping for caches. Last call. Crossed the line for home.
Loved this one got a good laugh with my dad (Rumchaser1)! he got sticker earings 
thank you to who ever was awesome enough to place stickers in there!!! ^-^
thank you to who ever was awesome enough to place stickers in there!!! ^-^cache find #1600. We parked nearby and walked almost up to the cache. Found a likely spot and there it was, a nice quick find. TFTC.
Eventually after a lot of trekking we came out and started again and found it straight away
Nice quick and easy one to warm us up for the multi's down the road. out with Flora the explora and Team bad 4306. TFTC.
Another bush cache along this road, thanks for the history lesson and for the cache.
I found this one at around 2015 last night (27/05/14) on my way home from North Lakes to the Coast. I dropped off a some TB's of which two need to travel to an Airport Hotel maybe.
Finding the cache itself was not to hard... It was just signing the log that was! Because every time I went to do so for some unknown reason, a MILLION cars would drive past and I would have to snuff the torch!
Dropped in TB's:
'Aussie the Koala' - http://coord.info/TB5YWJB
'Downunder Ozzie Roo' - http://coord.info/TB3EVBM
'Toms Explorer Bug' - http://coord.info/TBG1FJ
Thanks for another cache 'Treking Trev'. This cache is in perfect order.
Finding the cache itself was not to hard... It was just signing the log that was! Because every time I went to do so for some unknown reason, a MILLION cars would drive past and I would have to snuff the torch!
Dropped in TB's:
'Aussie the Koala' - http://coord.info/TB5YWJB
'Downunder Ozzie Roo' - http://coord.info/TB3EVBM
'Toms Explorer Bug' - http://coord.info/TBG1FJ
Thanks for another cache 'Treking Trev'. This cache is in perfect order.
After bush bashing for 100mts I found this one quite easily. It was then I realised if we had driven a little further and turned the corner I could have had a much easier walk in from the side road. TFTC.
My fear of long grass [or more accurately my fear of what might be hiding in the long grass] reared its head with this one, but fortunately we were able to find a way in to GZ that avoided the long grass! We were able to make a quick find on this one once at GZ. TNLNSL TFTC
