For your information Orana, Western Australia, Australia
By
Cruznoz on 04-Apr-09. Waypoint GC1PG5J
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Logs
Another glorious day, with so many more caches just waiting to be found around the Albany area. I have come to relish the hunt for a cache by this CO, and I wasn't disappointed here either. Very well done. If only more cachers around the Perth area put in the effort that you do. Thanks Cruznoz
Another great 'in your face camo'. We love 'Em!
Your work 4 years ago on our last visit inspired us to put out these types of hides back home.
A challenge that requires both the hider and seeker to be a bit clever.
Another Cruznoz cache to our list of finds. Always gives us a buzz when we find one.
TFTC
Your work 4 years ago on our last visit inspired us to put out these types of hides back home.
A challenge that requires both the hider and seeker to be a bit clever.
Another Cruznoz cache to our list of finds. Always gives us a buzz when we find one.
TFTC
[Blue]# 10573 Found on the WA leg of our S.K.I.D.R.O. adventure.[/Blue]
A quick morning trip around town while staying in Albany for a few days.
The log sheet was missing so I added a couple of new pages as a temp log.
Hardly any muggles around and mostly god hides.
Thanks for the cache Cruznoz,
[Red]Roostaman[/Red] (from NSW).
A quick morning trip around town while staying in Albany for a few days.
The log sheet was missing so I added a couple of new pages as a temp log.
Hardly any muggles around and mostly god hides.
Thanks for the cache Cruznoz,
[Red]Roostaman[/Red] (from NSW).
2 grey nomads from Vic wandering through W A on a memory trip. Definitely spent more tme on this one than we should have, a very nice hide have done some like it before so should have found it sooner, thtc
Not hard to find but we didn't realize it was the cache right away until we re-read the post
Very cool cache. How strange that the log keeps going walkies. Added a new log, so hopefully it will stay. Thank you. 
I found it easily but it seems to have the log keep disapearing as I loged it 2 months ago
I had nearly given up but then my very clever wife found it. Her first find yay 
On a overnight roadtrip to Albany for a funeral so decided to cached on the way down.
Cache was quickly sighted by me within a few seconds of getting to gz and grabbed by muggle partner
There was no log inside cache so I added one
TFTC Cruznoz
Cache was quickly sighted by me within a few seconds of getting to gz and grabbed by muggle partner
There was no log inside cache so I added one
TFTC Cruznoz
Ha! So clever. Been meaning to find this one for a while, so luckily today there was no one else around.
# 5849. Robmc and I decided to head to Denmark for some caching today. The weather was so much kinder to us and we didn't get wet at all (good timing between the showers). A much more successful day with a lot of great hides to be discovered...... That certainly lifts the spirits although my knees do not love me at all right now.
This was the first one we stopped for on the way out of town. Rob had found this one a long time ago so that assisted but alas when we opened the cache there were only some cute little smilies inside. Luckily I had spare log sheets so there is a new log inside now and all is good to be found.
Thanks Cruznoz
This was the first one we stopped for on the way out of town. Rob had found this one a long time ago so that assisted but alas when we opened the cache there were only some cute little smilies inside. Luckily I had spare log sheets so there is a new log inside now and all is good to be found.
Thanks Cruznoz
Absolute genius. .. love it. ... The log book is missing. But What we found had to be the cache. ... deserving of a favourite find for us. Tftc
Left the camp site and took an afternoon drive to Albany, to do some caching.
Even though well camoed, this was an easily found cache.
Put in a new log, and added previous finders name, above ours.
Many thanks for the hunt today, Cruznoz.
Even though well camoed, this was an easily found cache.
Put in a new log, and added previous finders name, above ours.
Many thanks for the hunt today, Cruznoz.
I have a sneaking suspicion that we attempted to find this one last time we visited but someone was occupying the parking area and stopped us.
Today there was a caravanning couple reading the board as we pulled in and while Ian went off to find a nearby Munzee I started searching whilst reading the info so as to look not out of place. I couldn't believe that I spotted what I thought was the cache almost immediately but waiting until the tourists had departed and Ian had returned to ask Ian if he thought I was correct. I was delighted to find that the cache is of the very creative variety and not just another nano or mint tin stuck to a post as is so often the case at info bays. Thanks for taking the time and putting in the effort. We really enjoyed stopping at this one.
The cap was missing from the cache as was the log sheet - Ian found a cap that fitted in the bin and we added a piece of paper which is an old till reciept. Perhaps the next person could supply a better logsheet.
Today there was a caravanning couple reading the board as we pulled in and while Ian went off to find a nearby Munzee I started searching whilst reading the info so as to look not out of place. I couldn't believe that I spotted what I thought was the cache almost immediately but waiting until the tourists had departed and Ian had returned to ask Ian if he thought I was correct. I was delighted to find that the cache is of the very creative variety and not just another nano or mint tin stuck to a post as is so often the case at info bays. Thanks for taking the time and putting in the effort. We really enjoyed stopping at this one.
The cap was missing from the cache as was the log sheet - Ian found a cap that fitted in the bin and we added a piece of paper which is an old till reciept. Perhaps the next person could supply a better logsheet.
Both looked around for about 20 minutes, but no luck 
will have to have a more thorough search another time.
will have to have a more thorough search another time.I found this one with my Mum & Dad (jasenjanine), while on our Christmas holidays . Dad spotted the cache from the car while mum was looking elsewhere ... TFTC Cruznoz
. Dad spotted the cache from the car while mum was looking elsewhere ... TFTC Cruznoz Pulling up within a few meters of GZ, it didn't take too long for me to spot what we may be looking for 
. Janine went for the grab, and my suspicions were confirmed
All ok and dry with this one ... TFTC Cruznoz.
. Janine went for the grab, and my suspicions were confirmed All ok and dry with this one ... TFTC Cruznoz
.We packed up the kids and took a job to Albany with an overnight camp before coming home. The kids and I found this cache with a few other local ones while waiting for the building to be craned off the truck. This was an awesome camo cache. TFTC
Clever little hide, still in same spot, added new log sheet as old one has vanished, found it with William the Wanderer.
Quick find by geowife... replaced with new temporary log as old one has gone on it's own adventure. TFTC
Saw it as I drove up. Another brilliant Cruznoz hide. It will be a shame if it needs to be archived, as it's really very clever TFTC
TFTCLove it! Just might copy the idea for back home (Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada).
This entry was edited by Stretch'n'me on Monday, 16 September 2013 at 15:48:59 UTC.
This entry was edited by Stretch'n'me on Monday, 16 September 2013 at 15:48:59 UTC.
It seems that this cache is getting some muggle attention. This is the 3rd time that the log sheet has gone missing. I may have to consider archiving it.
Looked, high & low, spent over 20 mins looking with my son but we couldn't find it anywhere. Are there any hints to this?
Cache was empty - no logbook or geocaching info either...
This entry was edited by WanderingWarners on Wednesday, 26 June 2013 at 23:04:10 UTC.
This entry was edited by WanderingWarners on Wednesday, 26 June 2013 at 23:04:10 UTC.
WOW...great hide...geo daughter & geo mum on fire today...... found cache but log gone... so placed temporary scroll log inside cache ... but no writing stick.
Great hide, almost over looked it, but geo daughter said I bet it's that........ Smart cookie that one. Love your work. Replaced log with a little scroll in a ziplock bag.
13.50 - Visiting from Cairns and enjoying GCaching in WA. While the weather cleared we went out on this Sunday into deserted suburbs. have seen this type of container before. nevertheless the execution is superb. well done. +/-0. T4TC.
Good spot by GeoJosh of CreightonCrew and a neat job with the hide, after the GPS was playing silly buggers. Log getting rather full. TFTC
Out night caching with Mike from Team M-B. we are taking a battering from all the puzzle caches so we rode out to this one for a break. Great cache, thanks.
GPS would not settle so just searched the area. Looked at the cache a couple of times before realising it was the cache. Sneaky. TFTC.
