Knitting at Weedons (Canterbury) Templeton, South Island, New Zealand
By
Mollymop on 29-Apr-09. Waypoint GC1QPPH
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I am regretfully archiving this cache since there's been no response from nor action by the cache owner within the time frame requested in the last reviewer note.
Hi mollymop
This geocache was brought to my attention as being in need of an owner maintenance visit and after my previous reviewer note, there has been no owner response. The cache owner needs to check on this cache ASAP and either replace it or archive it, after picking up any geo-litter. See the [maintenance section of the Geocache Listing Requirements/Guidelines](http://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx#listingmaintenance).
I've added this cache to my watchlist, and I will check back in four weeks to be sure that the maintenance has been done. In the meantime, I have temporarily disabled this listing. When the maintenance is completed, the owner can enable the listing by clicking on the link below the cache name to return it to active status.
Whatever your intentions, please **post a note** here on the cache page (not email) to let us know that you are still active and maintaining the cache. If a month passes without seeing a response, then I'll assume that this listing should be archived.
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TheCoddiwompler
This geocache was brought to my attention as being in need of an owner maintenance visit and after my previous reviewer note, there has been no owner response. The cache owner needs to check on this cache ASAP and either replace it or archive it, after picking up any geo-litter. See the [maintenance section of the Geocache Listing Requirements/Guidelines](http://www.geocaching.com/about/guidelines.aspx#listingmaintenance).
I've added this cache to my watchlist, and I will check back in four weeks to be sure that the maintenance has been done. In the meantime, I have temporarily disabled this listing. When the maintenance is completed, the owner can enable the listing by clicking on the link below the cache name to return it to active status.
Whatever your intentions, please **post a note** here on the cache page (not email) to let us know that you are still active and maintaining the cache. If a month passes without seeing a response, then I'll assume that this listing should be archived.
Please note, that if a cache is archived due to lack of owner maintenance, the cache is unable to be unarchived.
Regards
TheCoddiwompler
This one needs a cache owners check - It look like the whole area that the cache was hidden in is gone , consumed by the new entrance to the nearby business.
Found together with Mel180 on our way to Christchurch ! Thanks for the Cache !
Making my way slowly towards the Oamaru Geofest and a nice quick collect of this one on the way through.
TFTC
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Quick find here with harisree on our way south. Found this one just 1 minute before midnight. TFTC
FITW FMZ
We are on a mission to collect few old caches and do a road trip. Had no trouble in finding this one with the help of the hint. Cache is all good here.
We are on a mission to collect few old caches and do a road trip. Had no trouble in finding this one with the help of the hint. Cache is all good here.
On our way to the geocaching event in Oamaru and we flew in to Christchurch so we could enjoy the drive down and find some caches on the way. This was our first for the day and we were pleased to get started with a nice, straightforward find. We used to live in Christchurch but I can't remember ever spending time in Weedons so a chance to visit a new place too. Thanks for the cache, all is fine here.
Arrived in Christchurch, on our way to the Oamaru Geofest. Stopped of to stretch out legs while grabing the numbers needed to make this quick find.
Thanks mollymop for placing the cache for us to find.
6000
Thanks mollymop for placing the cache for us to find.
6000
A quick p&g while in the area. Cache spotted from car so hidden in same spot as best I could.
I have been planning this trip for a while now as I had some airpoints due to expire and wanted to go somewhere for Wellington Anniversary Weekend. So I've made it a 4 day weekend and come down from Palmerston North for a caching road trip. I have two goals for this weekend, to get two 2500 caches before 23 January as that is when I took up caching last year and to get caches on as many minutes as possible that will hopefully qualify me for a challenge cache in the Manawatu. Day 1 is Christchurch to Oamaru.
A quick find here and on to the next cache. Tftc
A quick find here and on to the next cache. Tftc
At World’s End – New Zealand – One of our dream become true.
Our plan was to stay 4 weeks in New Zealand. But this wasn’t this easy to manage at work. So we moved spontanic the plan from march to november. We informed us before about point of interessts. The list was this long so we decided to go by campervan from the north to the south to have the most mobility. We arrived after way to much hours in Auckland and started there our round trip. At first we enjoyed the area in auckland and the north. In Waitomo we were able to see and enjoy glohworms in one of the famous caves. But this area had a lot of nice hiking trails were we could discovered the Piripiri Caves, Natural Bridge and the Marokopa Falls. This was already impressive to see and still the beginning of our adventure for life. The trip went on over Okere Falls Scenic Reserve direction Rotorua. In this area we enjoyed each hour, because each corner was different. We visited the Haumurana Springs – what amazing water -, Blue Lake and Green Lake and relaxed in Kerosene Creek. We liked all the water and in our travel guide we found a hike cloth to the Huka Falls, which ofcourse we did as well. All this flowers were bloom. One oft the Highlights was Wai-O-Tapu. The weather was perfect and all this colors awesome and the geysir a nice shower. By Campercan the to tour went on direction Tongariro Alpine with a short stop at Orakei Korako and the Tongariro River Loop Track. Lu like nice hiking tours and what could be the best for her birthday? Of course the famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing. We started early in the morning and walked approximately 9 hours over gras, stones, snow and colorful water. Now we had to leave the Heart of North New Zealand and went over Taranaki Falls to the East Coast with the goal Napier. The weather was cloudy and often raining but a small sightseeing was a must have. The last stop on the North Irland was Wellington. But it was only raining and some streets were already flooded. That’s why we change spontanic our plan and only did the First Cache of New Zealand and went by ship over the Marlboro Sound to Picton. We went over Farewell Spit to the lonely Wharariki Beach with sea lions. On the way back to the big streets we stopped at Waikoropupu Spring and Janie Sesson Shipwreck and drove untypical to Karamea. In Germany we do not have this much and public caves and that’s way we enjoyed this area! Cloth to the West Coast we took a look at the Pancake Rocks. The weather was just raining and so we could not see the Franz Josef and Fox Glacier, but we still visited them. We leaved the bad weather in the hills and enjoyed the Sun at Ship Creek, Thunder Creek, Fantail Falls and the Blue Pools. Wow they were relly blue and this clean and deep. I never saw something similar before. About Wanaka we read a lot in our travel guide and looked forward to it. There arrived we visited the Puzzling World and walked around the sea. Queenstown the next town we drove just through because at this time there was a marathon and it was really campervan unfriendly. So we used the time and drove to Milford Sound and enjoyed the hills surround us on the water. I never felt this small. After we are landed again on land the trip goes on to the Chasm and Clifden Caves and the Clifden Suspension Bridge. Wow what an adventure. At the end we visited a few cities like Bluff, Duneding, Moeraki Boulders and Christchurch were our Trip sadly ends.
At all this places we looked for nice and unique caches which shows us places which we never would had seen without. We enjoyed the nature and wildlife each day and it was really an adventure for life. At the end we drove approximately 5000 kilometeres and felt this relaxed.
Thanks to all owners for placing this caches and this much informations which we got about the particular areas. This was an adventure for life for us. Thanks for this beauty time.
Greetings from Germany – Luco235
Our plan was to stay 4 weeks in New Zealand. But this wasn’t this easy to manage at work. So we moved spontanic the plan from march to november. We informed us before about point of interessts. The list was this long so we decided to go by campervan from the north to the south to have the most mobility. We arrived after way to much hours in Auckland and started there our round trip. At first we enjoyed the area in auckland and the north. In Waitomo we were able to see and enjoy glohworms in one of the famous caves. But this area had a lot of nice hiking trails were we could discovered the Piripiri Caves, Natural Bridge and the Marokopa Falls. This was already impressive to see and still the beginning of our adventure for life. The trip went on over Okere Falls Scenic Reserve direction Rotorua. In this area we enjoyed each hour, because each corner was different. We visited the Haumurana Springs – what amazing water -, Blue Lake and Green Lake and relaxed in Kerosene Creek. We liked all the water and in our travel guide we found a hike cloth to the Huka Falls, which ofcourse we did as well. All this flowers were bloom. One oft the Highlights was Wai-O-Tapu. The weather was perfect and all this colors awesome and the geysir a nice shower. By Campercan the to tour went on direction Tongariro Alpine with a short stop at Orakei Korako and the Tongariro River Loop Track. Lu like nice hiking tours and what could be the best for her birthday? Of course the famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing. We started early in the morning and walked approximately 9 hours over gras, stones, snow and colorful water. Now we had to leave the Heart of North New Zealand and went over Taranaki Falls to the East Coast with the goal Napier. The weather was cloudy and often raining but a small sightseeing was a must have. The last stop on the North Irland was Wellington. But it was only raining and some streets were already flooded. That’s why we change spontanic our plan and only did the First Cache of New Zealand and went by ship over the Marlboro Sound to Picton. We went over Farewell Spit to the lonely Wharariki Beach with sea lions. On the way back to the big streets we stopped at Waikoropupu Spring and Janie Sesson Shipwreck and drove untypical to Karamea. In Germany we do not have this much and public caves and that’s way we enjoyed this area! Cloth to the West Coast we took a look at the Pancake Rocks. The weather was just raining and so we could not see the Franz Josef and Fox Glacier, but we still visited them. We leaved the bad weather in the hills and enjoyed the Sun at Ship Creek, Thunder Creek, Fantail Falls and the Blue Pools. Wow they were relly blue and this clean and deep. I never saw something similar before. About Wanaka we read a lot in our travel guide and looked forward to it. There arrived we visited the Puzzling World and walked around the sea. Queenstown the next town we drove just through because at this time there was a marathon and it was really campervan unfriendly. So we used the time and drove to Milford Sound and enjoyed the hills surround us on the water. I never felt this small. After we are landed again on land the trip goes on to the Chasm and Clifden Caves and the Clifden Suspension Bridge. Wow what an adventure. At the end we visited a few cities like Bluff, Duneding, Moeraki Boulders and Christchurch were our Trip sadly ends.
At all this places we looked for nice and unique caches which shows us places which we never would had seen without. We enjoyed the nature and wildlife each day and it was really an adventure for life. At the end we drove approximately 5000 kilometeres and felt this relaxed.
Thanks to all owners for placing this caches and this much informations which we got about the particular areas. This was an adventure for life for us. Thanks for this beauty time.
Greetings from Germany – Luco235
Awesome find, daughter wanted to see what I've been up to all day. Swapped and loged 
Nachloggen wegen Accountzusammenlegung von Pinofit und MikeSierraTango:
This one was an easy one on our way to Twizel today.
Thanks for hiding!
Pinofit
This one was an easy one on our way to Twizel today.
Thanks for hiding!
Pinofit
Heading home to Dunedin after a weekend in Christchurch so a few P&G's along the way. Nice easy find. TFTC
Had visited a friend out in Rolleston and decided to get a few caches while on the way back into Christchurch. Cache was found after a short search. Thanks for the cache.
**Cache find number 2448**
**Cache find number 2448**
Another quick park and grab on our way to Christchurch on a mission to collect 50 caches along the way for a challenge we are working on. Thankfully it has stopped raining! TFTC
Quick stop to find cache. Knitting works is all shut up today. Thanks for the cache
Our first cache in the camper van. We stopped at Highway 1 and I jumped off to get a quick find on the way to Lake Tekapo. Very easy because of spoiler.
TFTC!
TFTC!
As the cricket in chch finished early a spot of caching was the order of the day. Nice detour instead of SH1.
I have moved a little out of town to Weedons and decided to have a little walk down the road to sign this one off.
Cheers for the cache.
Cheers for the cache.
A quick park and grab on way home from the mega in Christchurch. It has been an awesome weekend away to my first mega. TFTC ☺
Here at the mega with rowenad and flipnz. Having a great weekend with lots and lots of walking.
On a journey from hawkes bay to oamaru. Getting dark and cold by this part of our travels. I love knitting, so this was a must do cache. Took us a few minutes to find it via torchlight. Tftc
On my way from Christchurch to Invercargill via Cromwell. This is part of my challenge to find as many 'minutes' for a 400-minute challenge cache, with most caches being straightforward finds. Thanks for the cache.
Found the cache thanks & left a travel bug, Miss Pears, that we brought down from Auckland.
This entry was edited by FnJax on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 05:22:54 UTC.
This entry was edited by FnJax on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 05:25:29 UTC.
This entry was edited by FnJax on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 05:22:54 UTC.
This entry was edited by FnJax on Sunday, 19 April 2015 at 05:25:29 UTC.
Found this cache during our NZ holiday in 2015.
Thanks for hiding the cache and showing us the place.
[blue]TFTC MAsterpaar[/blue]
OUT:TB
Thanks for hiding the cache and showing us the place.
[blue]TFTC MAsterpaar[/blue]
OUT:TB
After a couple of months of solving puzzles, decided to head down to Christchurch and tackle a "few" caches in the Rolleston area.
This cache formed part of a series of quick finds as we made our way to the start of the Metal Mania series (or at least the ones that we had solved!)
#3919
This cache formed part of a series of quick finds as we made our way to the start of the Metal Mania series (or at least the ones that we had solved!)
#3919
Found on way home from a trip up north on a wet& cold summer day. Took bear tb
Tftc
Tftc
