Reclaim the Railway Worrolong, South Australia, Australia
By
Beaker on 23-May-09. Waypoint GC1RPF9
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Out & about on this warm afternoon grabbing caches...last one for the afternoon too...it was fun getting to this one...didn't come the easier way but took the pine track...fun...
A quickly located cache however is in need of a replacement as the sistema is brittle & cracked with some missing bits...placed back as found...
TFTC Beaker
A quickly located cache however is in need of a replacement as the sistema is brittle & cracked with some missing bits...placed back as found...
TFTC Beaker
Found it in pretty bad shape open with contents spread around, will need replacement. Tftc
We had to swap our days due to high fire danger risk.
No one here today, CP soon had cache in hand.
Thanks for the hide Beaker
No one here today, CP soon had cache in hand.
Thanks for the hide Beaker
Suscoe was enjoying another terrific day in Mount Gambier today.
We were heading towards the end of our time here and so today was a wander picking up a number of caches that we had left for today.
All up we found 27 caches today to the east, the north and around the lakes.
It was a windy day, sunshine from time to time and some high cloud.
There was also some smokey air from controlled burns as well.
An enjoyable drive in the XR6.
A quick find and sign.
Thanks to -Beaker- for a nice spot in the bush.
We were heading towards the end of our time here and so today was a wander picking up a number of caches that we had left for today.
All up we found 27 caches today to the east, the north and around the lakes.
It was a windy day, sunshine from time to time and some high cloud.
There was also some smokey air from controlled burns as well.
An enjoyable drive in the XR6.
A quick find and sign.
Thanks to -Beaker- for a nice spot in the bush.
We negotiated our way along teh tracks through the forest but we stopped when we were within 400m of this cache because the track became very sandy and was beyond the capability of our low clearance AWD. Mrs y'stassie walked the distance and came across a 4WD playground - they had certainly made a mess of the area. We were glad that we stopped when we did. Accurate coordinates and the hint led to a quick find. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks for the cache -Beakeer-.
decided to do a spot of geocaching today.
started with this one.
walked over it a couple of times
was distracted by less than impressed geo baby.
lol didnt realise it was lunch time.
tftc beaker!
started with this one.
walked over it a couple of times
was distracted by less than impressed geo baby.
lol didnt realise it was lunch time.
tftc beaker!
Found while taking the little one motorbike riding. Nice easy find Geodaughter took toy zebra and left a mickey mouse charm
Just so happen to stop and read the 'clue' only to realise I happen to be dead standing on GZ. Saw a family of Roo's and an emu, great hide!
Found on the way back to camp in rennick forest after caching for a couple of hours.
Made all the harder by searching at night with only my ithingy for light as well as searching
TFTc
Pete
Made all the harder by searching at night with only my ithingy for light as well as searching
TFTc
Pete
My GPSr took me down the wrong road to this cache. The first road just inside SA is not for 2WD cars, my rental car was fish-tailing it and I was praying that I would not get stuck. This cache was not an easy find. I walked the length of the rail from the road to the trees without seeing a hint of it. When I walked back from the trees to the road I spotted something that turned out to be the cache. I hid it as well as when I found it so the next person will have a challenge also.
I flew into Melbourne on Sunday, rented a vehicle and am driving to Oz Mega in Murray Bridge. Of course I am trying to find some caches along the way.
Today, Tuesday, is is my second day of caching in Australia. This is my first caching trip south of the Equator, so I am finally getting some S's to go with all my N's. And this is my first caching trip east of the Prime Meridian, so I am finally getting some E's to go with all my W's. (My trips to Europe and Asia were before I took up geocaching.) Thanks for the cache. This cache is my find number eight (8) for the day, and find number nineteen thousand three hundred ninety four (19394) overall.
May all your days bring you more smiles than frowns . May your year 2014 be better than your year 2013 was.
Cache on!
I flew into Melbourne on Sunday, rented a vehicle and am driving to Oz Mega in Murray Bridge. Of course I am trying to find some caches along the way.
Today, Tuesday, is is my second day of caching in Australia. This is my first caching trip south of the Equator, so I am finally getting some S's to go with all my N's. And this is my first caching trip east of the Prime Meridian, so I am finally getting some E's to go with all my W's. (My trips to Europe and Asia were before I took up geocaching.) Thanks for the cache. This cache is my find number eight (8) for the day, and find number nineteen thousand three hundred ninety four (19394) overall.
May all your days bring you more smiles than frowns . May your year 2014 be better than your year 2013 was.
Cache on!
Geodad went out on the search for this one while Geomum had to keep the car moving because Geoson was grumpy.
After a quick search the cache was found, logbook signed and off to the next one.
Container was wet inside but the logbook is still dry.
After a quick search the cache was found, logbook signed and off to the next one.
Container was wet inside but the logbook is still dry.
A quick search and knowing some off Beakers past hides had this cache in hand..Loved the slippery roads out here!! Awesome!
Cheers for the cache
Cheers for the cache
This one was good! One of my favourites so far! Forgot to bring a pen to write in the Log Book though, sorry
I was headed back to camp for the arvo.
Another cache or two couldn't hurt though
Let's see what is along the way ...
Oh goody, a railway cache
I parked the geomobile on the crossing.
Fun to do !!
Of course one assumes that there will not be another train along for a day or two before leaving the geomobile in such a spot
I strolled the track.
But before I could get the cache notes to display on the 'dumb-phone' I spotted something out of the corner of me eye.
Well blow me down and cover me roses [:o]
A cache.... just like that
The cache wasn't exposed, it was just the camo that gave it away [^]
TFTC and detour to some rusty rails.
Another cache or two couldn't hurt though
Let's see what is along the way ...
Oh goody, a railway cache
I parked the geomobile on the crossing.
Fun to do !!
Of course one assumes that there will not be another train along for a day or two before leaving the geomobile in such a spot
I strolled the track.
But before I could get the cache notes to display on the 'dumb-phone' I spotted something out of the corner of me eye.
Well blow me down and cover me roses [:o]
A cache.... just like that
The cache wasn't exposed, it was just the camo that gave it away [^]
TFTC and detour to some rusty rails.
The loved the forest in here, with the trees all lined up with military precision. Also liked the hide - TFTC.
On my home from The Big Little Event in Nelson.... A caching I shall go....
More forest roads, interspersed by the rail line...
Nice hide, needed the hint....
TNLNSL
Thanks
More forest roads, interspersed by the rail line...
Nice hide, needed the hint....
TNLNSL
Thanks
Grandy found it. Very excited young fella.
Quite a clever spot. Would'nt have found without
the hint. Well, eventually we would. Tftcsl,tnln.
Quite a clever spot. Would'nt have found without
the hint. Well, eventually we would. Tftcsl,tnln.
Wandered around for 15 minutes, then read the hints. been walking over the hide several times. TFTC
TFTC nice easy one on the way back home from caching at casterton last one for the day.
Had help from the creator in finding this one. Thanks Beaker for the intro to geocaching. It was a really great way of exploring mt gambier. Tnln.
Found by Mary & David at 0900. Another big milestone for us - a kilocache in fact. For these special moments, we have always tried to use a memorable cache - no celebrations over a nano in an alley for us. We also try to choose a cache placed by someone we know well, and this one fitted the bill admirably. The clear scent of pine needles, the lonely call of a solitary crow, an occasional magpie chorus, sightings of long-legged boomers, and the flash of colour from a scarlet Rosella all added to the atmosphere here. We also enjoyed the ever changing palette of greens and browns of the pines, the blackwoods, the ferns and bracken. Mt Gambier will always be a special place for Mary with so many family connections. However, we didn't try to emulate Possum Bourne, but rather took our time to enjoy the landscape. Our thanks to Beakers Bunch.
Nice easy find.
This entry was edited by Miami Vice on Monday, 02 April 2012 at 13:22:09 UTC.
This entry was edited by Miami Vice on Monday, 02 April 2012 at 13:22:09 UTC.
When we were planning our trip to Mt Gambier a few months ago, I spied this cache on the map, and suggested we go here. Once we actually got to Gambier, I had totally forgotten about it until I spied it on the Nuvi as we were heading out for the day. TURN LEFT HERE was the instuction to Nowhere2Bseen and off we went through the pine forest. Finding the railway out here was a little surreal... but out we hopped and found the cache quite easily. Signed the log and carefully replaced. The railway certainly has been reclaimed by the forest.... pine trees growing straight up between the sleepers.
TFTC and bringing us out to the place.
TFTC and bringing us out to the place.
I hear from the passenger seat of the Geo-Ute "Turn left here". Needing no further encouragement to get off that terrible blacktop and onto some really nice gravel roads we navigated our way to the cache. Suddenly a railway line complete with ballast of bluestone and "pudding" stone (the stuff that looks like an aero bar made of rock). Sniffing around a bit I managed to find the location of the hidden container. Along with it is a belt clip which belongs to JGC3. I left it there because that is what the note said to do.
The railway line hasn't been used for a bit either... There are a couple of trees growing through the tracks now...
TFTC
The railway line hasn't been used for a bit either... There are a couple of trees growing through the tracks now...
TFTC
TFTC This was our 3/10 cache for today. We literally parked right over top of this one in our 4x4 to have geo hubby step out right on top of it. We took a crusty hair tie and left a Marlin.
Found this one as we headed back to Melbourne. What a beautiful spot. Wish we had more time to explore in that area. Next time. tftc, tnln.
Cv.
Cv.
Awesome spot. Like these finds. Train would certainly have a hard time now. TFTC SL.
This entry was edited by jgc3 on Wednesday, 24 August 2011 at 07:08:00 UTC.
This entry was edited by jgc3 on Wednesday, 24 August 2011 at 07:08:00 UTC.
great spot - and a cleverly hidden cache
geo-bub swiped the 'winner ribbon'
left a bouncy eye-ball
TFTC!
geo-bub swiped the 'winner ribbon'
left a bouncy eye-ball
TFTC!
found it eventually, lost my pen so couldn't sign, shame that i'll have to do it again..
Thanks good hide.
B
Thanks good hide.
B
nice hide, stumbled across this on the way to check out the burn off tonight. tnln
nearly couldnt see it for the smoke
nearly couldnt see it for the smoke
...railway lines...!!! my favourite cache sites....wouldn't it be great..! to see the trains on these rails again...before the trees reclaim them of course..! thanks for the cache Beaker ...LUVED IT...!!!!
Starting to get thru a few of beakers extensive list
nice easy find , in a familiar spot.
TNLNSL
nice easy find , in a familiar spot.
TNLNSL
A quick stop here on a mornings drive through the forest. I had a few heart in moth moments driving south along the border track when the surface changed to sand. (I've got myself stuck a couple of times while driving on sandy tracks.)
While retrieving the cache I thought that I heard a train whistle - turns out it was cockatoo.
Thanks for the cache Beakers Bunch.
While retrieving the cache I thought that I heard a train whistle - turns out it was cockatoo.
Thanks for the cache Beakers Bunch.
Great side trip. Love to make this a cycling rail trail, but the vegetation has really taken over.
Another great hide beakers, sorry for the late logging. A very interesting drive in here, fill in half a day nicely.
second log attempt I lost my first one due to a human malfunction aughhhhhhhhhh that is so frustrating after writing an elabrit story.
Short version is we heard peacocks everywhere in the forrest a bit eary even as the sun was now hiding behind the trees.
Beaut spot and we would love to be here during a rally it would be awesome! TFTC TNLN SL
Short version is we heard peacocks everywhere in the forrest a bit eary even as the sun was now hiding behind the trees.
Beaut spot and we would love to be here during a rally it would be awesome! TFTC TNLN SL
out and about with the rhyan clan and team scallywag for an afternoon of caching.
wish i still had my motor bike it woudl be fun fun fun out here TFTC TNLN SL
wish i still had my motor bike it woudl be fun fun fun out here TFTC TNLN SL
Found while out and about for a team caching effort on this nice saturday with the Rhyan Clan and The Wild Gang!!!!
TFTC TNLNSL
TFTC TNLNSL
Found at 7.30am
What a lovely remote spot,
TPTB should make this old railway a rail trail.
Nice hide
Left a Geocoin and a pathtag
Thanks
K&M
What a lovely remote spot,
TPTB should make this old railway a rail trail.
Nice hide
Left a Geocoin and a pathtag
Thanks
K&M
Geoson's friend was quick out of the blocks and soon had the cache in hand.
Nice quick easy find.
TFTC.
Nice quick easy find.
TFTC.
Took geokids out for an afternoon bike ride, but great idea for hide also. TFTC
Loved the strategically placed Xmas tree (pic). Also the strategically placed cache. Lots of strategies here.
Are they going to rip up the track, or let it rust some more[?] Clear skies and our thanx once again to Beaker [^]
My first find for the day and what a beauti.
Drove in from the border signs which was more fun than the solid way I took back out.
Great hide. Love your work
Drove in from the border signs which was more fun than the solid way I took back out.
Great hide. Love your work
Drove straight to this cache from Phone. A short but interesting drive. If a tree falls in the forest does a cacher hear it?
Quick stop her. You have to be lucky some times!
Nice little spot for a cache
Cheers, TNLNSL.
Nice little spot for a cache
Cheers, TNLNSL.
Thanks for the cache. we liked this one. glorious spring day - kids went for a walk along the rail track. Took shell, left yellow wormy thing.
Love this area. Found on Brendans birthday blitz with Moorhouse Mob .
Took Hippo
Left Shell
Thanks
Took Hippo
Left Shell
Thanks