Lisa Ninnes, South Australia, Australia
By Dazzatron on 26-May-09. Waypoint GC1RWHX

TFTC out and about

Quick find. Thank you.

Thanks Dazzatron for placing this cache and for the ongoing maintenance. Find #10797 on 9/11/2024 at 10:27AMThree of us headed north to collect a few smileys. Our target was the BigQ and also collect anything else we found along the way. Signed logs as TOAD (Team Ozgrumpy Astro doineedthis). A great day out, Thanks to all the COs for their time and effort.

A trip up to do the Big Question Mark with OZGrumpy and Astro.Spotted by Astro, OZG was almost right on top of it.

Another great hiding spot, tftc w jeffner5556

Good find with Sarge5556. Tftc

Found it, have to get low

After confirming with the CO about the elevation we did indeed need to get to for this one we found it safe and sound. Fun find this one. Thanks!

Couldnt spot Lisa today.

Found Mona, looked everywhere for Lisa but couldnt find her. Will try again another day! TFTC

TFTC. Day 9 of honeymoon caching trip. Off on the road again!

Happy caching and safe travels!

Quick find here today on my way past, cache and contents are all good

Today I headed up to the copper coast for a day out to find a few caches yet to be found plus the new onslaught of puzzles up here. Managed to dodge the rain that was forecast and come away with just over 50 finds.

Thanks for the cache

After a wet and windy night, we are heading to Bute and surrounds with iluvtrekking picking up caches along route. Cheeky hide. Thanks Dazzatron

Today was a mighty fine day. A Jams crew day albeit depleted today it was just Allisterw, JJ52 and I so we logged using our individual caching names rather than as Jams.
We made a canny plan to head up the highway to Lochiel, Snowtown and then via Bute to Moonta. Lots of caches found including several ‘bastard’ nanos (eagle eyed Allister was the nano king today). Lots of historical buildings, a monster, the beach, a wedding, a bomb, tractors and many ‘welcome to’ signs. Lots of ‘bastard’ cacti but we seemed to win more of those than we lost which was a definite bonus. Only one dnf for the day.
70 caches visited and Allisterw top scored with 69 finds.
It was very chilly all day but no rain so no complaints.
Thanks to the many COs for contributing to our day out and big thanks to my pals for the laughs and Allí for driving
Quick find and sign clever hide TFTC Dazzatron

A fun day with JJ52 and Michells&hound going from Adelaide to Lochiel, Snowtown, Bute and Moonta finding caches along the way. My main role was to drive and find caches. TFTC Dazzatron

Cheers and tftc

Look for trains

TFTC Dazzatron
Keep smiling

Today I felt like going out for some New Years Day caching. Specifically the roads between Kadina and Bute.

Made the find after a about 10 minutes of searching, as is often the case, positioning is everything.

Signed and returned.

Find No.419
01/01/2022

Took a while to locate this one. Warm sunny day, with plenty of tall grass so not so keen on crawling around here. Took a last look and spotted it cleverly hidden. Tftc

Gg

Interesting

The boys

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Tftc Tnln

So we were all set to fly to Dayboro for the Queensland Mega this weekend. There hadn't been a case in Qld for a quite a few weeks before we decided to book in early Feb. What are the chances of a case causing a lockdown and closing the border we thought..So when it all did happen just 4 days before we where due to leave, we were royally peed off. So we had to cancel and find somewhere else to spend Easter. Pt Broughton was a last minute choice so here we are at the Broughton Bay RV park. After having brekkie in the Cafe and looking around the markets we headed out to do a few around the district. This was a quick find TFTC

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Day 442 ( Friday 13th) of our trip. Caching along the way, in Bute today. Out this afternoon to get a few around Snowtown. TFTC

On a warm days riding with Desertfox41 and 2 younger riders/ helpers , had a long day, did 240 odd ks . TNLNSL Thanks

Left 9.30 am for a day out on Dirt Bikes with Demon41 and Steve F , Guy W Stopped and grabbed some Geos on the way , lunch at Kadina great day out about 250 kl travelled , TNLN Thanks

It took a little bit of effort but eventually spotted once I got myself into the right position. TFTC

Easy find, only took a minute. Tftc!

#tftc we are having a ball of a time with my new geocaching friend, she already found two! #sbs -bella

Found on a trip from home in the Adelaide Hills to Wool Bay on Yorke Peninsula, via the scenic route through the Hills to Gawler, out to Mallala and taking the back-roads to Balaklava, up to Snowtown, across to Bute and Paskeville and down the peninsula through Maitland and Minlaton, finding 32 caches for the day and clearing up a good portion on the map. Thanks for the cache Dazzatron!

Ok

Took a bit of searching but sooo happy when found it

We had some keen eyes with us today so soon had the cache. Thanks for the cache

This one took awhile, both because the area is looking really snakey (saw one earlier in the day) and because it was a tricky hide .
Looked for quite awhile before reading through some logs, eventually using a combination of methods from If and DiMorgan to locate the trickly little sucker .
TNLNSL.
Thanks Dazzatron.
PS. Our date stamp time warped us a month ahead here , but the log date is correct [:o)].

Took a bit to find this one. Sneaky hide. TFTC

A quick sneaky find tftc

A huge weekend of geocaching with Mary from Aussie M & M. We got ourselves a lovely little cottage in Kadina and made this our base. So many caches and so little time we had to target certain ones that we felt were special enough to get a visit. As per normal we fixed any that needed some love so other could find them after us.
Thanks to Dazzatron from mogni

Mrs M and mogni were on Yorke Peninsula for 2 days targetting older caches, solved puzzles and multis. This one was a cache we aborted about a year ago. Today we were more determined although we relied on mogni's determination to come away with the find today. Mary watched on as she danced across the line to the spot where the cache was visible.
TFTC Dazza,

Submitted via Garmin Live Geocaching

TFTC

TFTC took a bit to find this one but we got there. Thank you for placing these wonderful caches

Day six of my geocaching trip with tmann421 in South Australia.
Having a wonderful time descovering parts of the country we would never normally travel
Enjoying these caches in the dark
Thank you for the time and effort put into these placements

Pretty eerie place at night but a nice short walk and good relics.

SL TFTC

Another Caching Wednesday for the Puzzled Puzzlers. Today's group of brisal5, S.A. Sewer Rats and Blackadders were once again heading north in search of that elusive smilie. Three weeks earlier I had missed the trip due to injuring my back and had only done a half day since. [B)] This would be a big test. [8)] After several DNF's three weeks ago the others were keen to return with a new set of eyes. We had a full day of laughs and a couple of sprinkles of rain but managed to right a few DNFs but still added a few more before seeing the sun set in Wallaroo and turning for home. We will be back again next week.

This took way longer than it should of. It is actually a very clever hide once you have felt it out. Two caches ago I had taken my wind cheater off in the bright sunshine. [^] Now it was cold and wet. WT[?] Maybe that is why it took so long!

**Thanks Dazzatron for this cache. **

Out with an Adder, on Wednesday foray.
This took the cunning senses of Mrs Rat.
The cache was extracted and log signed.
The lid will need replacing soon, there is some damage to the lid. Tftc

A small menagerie of the puzzled puzzler animals had planned to visit the top end of the Yorke Peninsular to seek more smileys on their individual maps. Unfortunately the Starfish had injured his back the day before which left just the Adder and the Rat to fulfill the quest.

As mentioned in the log by our assistant, the lid does need replacing to keep this one safe.

A claim by the Adder though of an unloved cache find. Nearly 2 years since the last mark in the book. Must remember this for any future Unloved challenges that may be published in the near future.

TFTC

Out with Aussie M & M enjoying a night away from home. Sadly we couldn't find this one, but we were not keen to get down and dirty.

TFTC Dazzatron

Nice and easy find out with Budgie for the afternoon plant and bird watching and a finding few caches as well. TFTC. TNLN.

Found in the rain with clare007 and Phoenix Flare!! Thanks Dazzatron for the hide!!

A nice little hide, found with Phoenix flare & CPwanderer in the rain.
Thanks for the cache Dazzatron

Found with CPwanderer and clare007
Day had started off nice and sunny but eventually the showers rolled through.
TFTC

Neat little hide in the obvious spot.
Out for a drive on a rainy day with Mr Froghoppin - except we managed to avoid the storms that were washing Adelaide away!

TFTC Dazzatron

A quick and easy drive by as we cache our way around the area today. In the middle of nowhere, but there was still a muggle farmer to avoid. LOL Thanks for bringing us here and thanks for the cache.

The long weekend presented the perfect opportunity for my wige (Tounga) and I to plan a quick get away.
So, we booked some accommodation in Moonta and decided to cache the upper Yorke Peninsula.
We had a great time, finding 129 geocaches in all.
Thanks for hinding your cache Dazzatron, we enjoyed it.

I apologise for the generic log.

Hi there Dazzatron.

We found your cache **"Lisa"** at 9:59:00 AM today.
This was our 14th find for the day and this makes our find count 12992.

Our cache run today was initially to finish off the Pyramid. After that our next goal was to log our 13,000th find - - - so we navigated from cache to cache to the one the GPS said was next closest etc. On the way home our mental arithmetic said that we were one short so we did what Bruce (of Liz & Bruce) would say - - "Just one more lovey!" & ended up with 22 finds & 2 DNFs at the end of the run.

**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Cache Condition:** Container and log book are in good shape.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Smiley Badge.

Thanks for the hunt today,

Regards

Ian & Penny.

Another fun day's caching in the sun, making a few finds to mark the end of another great year.

Many thanks for placing the cache for me to find.

At first glance there were many caches to hide a cache here [:o]
Nothing for it but to try the good olde 'grid' search technique [:o)]
Sooner or probably later, I would find this hide

Which I did
Not a single car, or train passed by while I looked [^]

TFTC

This one took a few minutes, especially to get the old bones and joints down to a level that was helpful!
Thanks Dazzatron

Out with LLL51 on a beautiful day for caching. This one had us up and down, in and out, but after not looking at the hide closely enough we had to have a better look. [?] LLL51 eventually made the find.
Thanks for the cache Dazzatron.

Today was our last day in Kadina, found some of the more local caches. Lost of backroads covered.
We feel we have looked for this one before. It was Bill's lucky geostick that made the find here today.
Thanks for placing this cache Dazzatron

Great day caching alone between Adelaide & Pt Augusta
Focussing on the left side of the Highway today.
Took me to some beaut beaches, lovely hills with speccy views & some wicked 4WD tracks
Thanks to you all
TFTC & TJ Dazzatron

Couldn't find it but may have been right under our nose.

Quick find. TN left smiley SL. TFTC.

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.

Lisa was an easy find today
tftc

Today we are heading to the copper triangle to do some caches with earthlight and the x trailers, we managed around 120 caches over the 2 days we spent here and we saw some fantastic scenery along the way, being the geowifes early childhood stomping grounds i was treated to a lot of history about quite a few of the areas and how much things have changed over time, this is day 1 and as we head out in the x trailers geomobile we start crossing of a few that are on the to do list, this one was a nice quick find. TFTC

Found on a days caching with 3LG and the x-trailers.
TFTC

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Today we traveled from Maitland to Bute and made camp. We then drove onto Kadina and back to again picking up caches as we went.


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Touring Australia having left Perth in late February we are leisurely touring South Australia after having attended Oz Mega.

Today was moving day, we are still travelling with iluvtrekking after major repairs at Toytota Maitland.

We moved the caravans to Bute today and then headed out around Kadina Geocaching and doing some shopping at Woolworths, BWS, and the local Butchers.

We found some great caches and some superb caches. All in all a great day. Wonder what tomorrow holds.



TFTC Dazzatron

this area frustrated us today!!

Have been here before. Don't know why I didn't see it that time. Very quiet out here. TFTC

Visiting Moonta for the festivities and picked up a few caches in the surrounding area while we were here.

South Australia 2013 with Sol de Lune. We headed off on 12/4 and arrived home on 28/4. The trip was to visit the SA series so more time could be spent at the Mega itself next year. We did a huge variety of caching around Murray Bridge, the Mid North, Yorke Peninsula and Whyalla Region. Apart from one wet night and two wet days we were able to spend heaps of time caching.

Today we were off to the Yorke Peninsula, the original destination for this trip. We spent the whole day driving only as far as Kadina, but we went via Clare and plenty of rail trail caches. Everyone has done a great job of placing a great variety of caches and we had a great day.

Thanks.

10544.796 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & Harp A#129

Albida

Grabbed with Albida on our 2 week caching run from Canberra to, and around, different parts of South Australia including Loxton, Murray Bridge, Tailem Bend, Yorke Peninsula and around to Whyalla before heading home via Broken Hill, Cobar and Parkes. We completed a few power trails and left a couple to do when in the area again for next years Mega event.

Overall a great many different styles and types of caches found. A great time was had caching for 16 days straight as well as camping along the way.

Thanks for adding to the fun with this cache.

Disturbed a gorgeous orb spider but otherwise all good. Dropped off a PT. TFTC

Headed out for a couple of days on Yorke Peninsula with Honeysuckers and Mrs Burton.
Did the locus cache on a few caches, had lots of laughs and had gorgeous weather just to cap off a great day
More in the middle of nowhere railway tracks
SL. TFTC Dazzatron

Headed over to the Yorke for a 2 days of caching with both Mr and Mrs Honeysucker, Locus Cache and Geodog Max. Had a ball - lots of laughs and stirring each other up.

Sometimes I wonder if it would be more useful to use trains instead of trucks.

Cheers and thanks for the cache

Luved it..!!!! my type of caching....train tracks...history....so sad the trains are not still running....(not whilst retrieving the cache of course) ...Great hide....TFTC

All good here today...
TNLNSL
Thanks

Found by Geodad and geodaughter. On way to attend the YP Cachers Get Together #4 put on by Dazzatron TFTC

This entry was edited by TheKellyGang on Sunday, 07 October 2012 at 09:56:18 UTC.

Heading back from a great couple of days caching in Whyalla we were taking our time coming down so as to be able to attend the "YP Cachers Get Together #3" event tonight and also grab some caches in areas we do not normally travel. We had just left Mona so this would be the obvious next port of call. It seems strange that the once extensive rail network would be reduced to this. We suppose truck just made it easier but you would think rail would be more efficient.
It looks like one farmer has decided to extend his crops to the edge of the rail line so at least that part of the land is still getting some use.
Thanks once more Dazzatron

Good spot. TFTC

Good spot. TFTC

Quick stop with Sonic TFTC TNLNSL

Found it No. 5131 ... there were no trains today ... TNLN ... TFTC Dazzatron

Found as we are caching our way over to and around the York Peninsula for a few days. TFTC SL Quick find

Found It!
Having just done the Mona part up the track I ventured on to this one. It would have to be in the most awkward place to see...
TFTC

Fun find - TFTC!

Interesting duel gauge
TFTC

This entry was edited by Jeremiah Bullfrog on Monday, 26 March 2012 at 08:34:19 UTC.

easy find
TFTC

Found while dodging locals, had to look for a little while but enjoyed the adventure. TFTC.

Sadly no luck for us today

We were out geocaching with Morrisminor72 and it was REALLY hot! Not sure if we were just a but hot and grumpy... but we did spend a bit of time looking around here, with no luck. Decided it wasn't urgent enough to place another call to MargieH, as we can always pop back again for another look.

Thanks anyway Dazzatron.

Easy find by Mr Bushies2 on his caching run with our dog Ned. Thanks Dazzatron.

This one took me far too long, but I’m glad I didn’t give up because Lisa gave me a smiley eventually. Time to stop for the day I think. Cache #1012.

Lisa was hiding well today but we did find the right spot
Found on a trip to the York wiith Froghoppin

A drive by where you can park on the railway line without fear of being hit by a train found after a bit of a stretch TFTC Dazzatron

Lisa was found in the last place we looked. Lisa was not moaning.