Highly Enlightened Position Beeliar, Western Australia, Australia
By Zodiakhorizon on 03-Aug-09. Waypoint GC1WQZ6

As there has been either no response from the cache owner, no cache to find or log to sign, or it has been a number of months since the last owner note I am archiving this cache to keep from continually showing up in search lists and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.

If you wish to repair/replace/make available the cache sometime in the near future (next 30 days), just contact a reviewer (by email), and assuming it meets the current guidelines, the reviewer will be happy to unarchive it.

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Sad to see a soggy cache is a reason to archive these days.

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I got a chance to get the mountain bike sorted on the weekend so used that to go exploring for this cache. Found it without drama. Disappointed but to still see it needing maintenance.

Took a small toy and left a whistle.

Photo added to the log.

Active caches need active cachers. Six months with no maintenance is not a good sign. .Time to be either adopted out or archived.

After a delightful morning of geocaching along the riverside at Applecross, I decided to come back southwards and tackle a few more of the caches around Woodman Point. I had started this multi a few days ago, but the heat and hoards of muggles got the better of me, so I called it a day and went home. Back today with renewed enthusiasm. Once I had the coords worked out, it was a little tricky finding the track into gz, but I found it eventually, and the cache was found quickly afterwards. Thanks for the history lesson and the cache Zodiakhorizon.

The cache was sodden inside, and rather smelly. Could do with a good clean out. Sorry, I didn't have anything to clean it out with on me, but it really is on the nose at the moment.

Completed most of the multi on my bike but had to ditch it in some bushes and walk the final part of the journey. I was frustrated that I couldn't seem to access the final cache from any of the WPs but was pleased with the straight forward find once I eventually found GZ. Very appropriate naming of the cache; it helped me to check I was on the right track. Thanks for the cache Zodiakhorizon.

I located the WP and answered the questions as I picked up other caches in the area. I certainly was ‘Enlightened’.

Thanks Zodiakhorizon.

Having solved the various waypoints for this cache several months ago. today I took the opportunity to finally go to the final location and sign the log. I was walking up the path from the near by road, enjoying the views, when an old 4x4 drove past, and then the couple parked on a rise and turned the music up, Damit I thought, muggles too close to the GZ. But fortunately, the parked car was still 80 metres from the GZ, and the bush and scrub covered my search.

Thanks Zodiakhorizon for the cache and the history lesson on this area

Found this today, nice spot first ever multi-waypoint clue cache. quite enjoyable.

Found with shaunage.
Third ever cache.
First multi-cache


Nice cache, enjoyed de-cyphering the clues.

We assembled a posse of North of the River cachers (FelixII, The Machman, Everlasting and the new to the north girl Tanzanite!) to do another run Southside today.

Fascinating area, and such history too!

TFTC Zodiakhorizon

Just followed the FelixII, The Machman and Tanzanite! - enjoyed the multi... Signed the log. Thanks Zodiakhorizon.

Still with gals from the North, and enjoying a great Cache run around the area in their company.

It's all new to me, so many Caches to choose from. The GZ of this Multi was the highlight for me.

Certainly a very unexplored spot, don't think we took the most accessible path to get there... but hey we got there.

Many thanks.

"Posse" - noun - a body or force armed with legal authority.

Today was a joining of forces between Tanzanite, Everlasting, The Machman and Mrs FelixII. Armed with our GPS we waged war on caches south of the river for several hours today.

A nifty multi with a fascinating GZ.

TFTC Zodiakhorizon

Joined forces with iluvtrekking for a caching foray in the Henderson area. After collecting all the information and doing the calculations the boys headed up the track to locate gz. They returned triumphant and with a feed of beautiful figs as a bonus. Thanks ZH for the history lesson and the workout.

Found with richlink. We enjoyed our walk and the figs. TFTH.

Quick find once I had walked up the track from the nearby road
TFTC

Enjoyed my ride around the lake solving the puzzle. I have come to the conclusion that if there is a hard way to get to a cache I can find it. Certainly got my exercise with this one today. Great Cache. Left smiley badge & super ball. SLTN
Thanks for the cache Zodiakhorizon.

Had the CO's for a while, but roadworks had stopped me from progressing any further. So while out on a cache hiding exercise, I decided to pick this one up. A very nice spot, pity more people have not done this Multi. Thanks Zodiac Horizon for the enjoyable multi. SL TNLN ETV's

Saw a fireplace on top and thought the worst, cache up in flames but no just 2m away the cache survived. Thanks go to Keego for the easy find. Nice finish to the day after putting out Jazl's Run. Thank you Zodiakhorizon for your variety of caches much appreciated.

Never ventured this way for caching before. Nice multi, never properly been around the area, only ever drove through. Gz was obvious given the area and the name of the cache. TFTC

A pleasant afternoon walk on a sunny day.
An interesting bit of history.
Thanks for the cache.

Nice one Zodiakhorizon. Thanks for helping my Geowife and I find an alternative route for our daily walk. We like to mix things up a bit instead of taking the same route every day and I expect that we will do the circuit of this lake many more times now that we have found it. TFTH. LN. Grabbed "Sadie the Dairy Cow" TB (which was not listed in the inventory for this cache). Will move her on soon. TFTH

I really enjoy doing this one especial your question to wave point one it was very interesting to me. I like the final cache spot as I have been pass this spot many times in the last 48 years and now had the opportunity to stop and have a better look TFTH I took 2 TB. SL

nice easy multi TFTH left TB

Enjoyed looking for the signs and the bits of the walk I did. Made a mistake in the final coordinates for some reason that had me in slightly the wrong spot but soon found it and correctly worked out GZ.

Thanks for the cache. (It is in good condition)

A nice wander on a nice day. Thanks for the interesting tour and quick find. Was a bit worried about the restricted access sign but went for it anyway.

TSLS

Cheers

I took the 2 oldest Geo Kids for and afternoon ride to find this cache it was a nice ride and an easy find. TNLN SL TFTH

Don't know why I've not done this one before.

Now I'm glad I did. This is one of the best multis I've done in ages, had a good time biking near Lake Coogee while getting the waypoints plus a great ride back to Freo along the coast from the final.

Good way to spend a Sat morning and 30 kays pushbiking!

TNLNSL TFTH ZH

WanderingAus wandered by and made a very quick and easy GAFF 1 find after a bit of walking to the waypoints.

My find No 2240, LCC, TNLNSL, dropped my WanderingAus Happy New Year 2008 Gold GC in for a visit before grabbing it back again.

*Recommended* *Overall Experience: 2*

T4TH Zodiakhorizon
Keith

Rated: for Overall Experience

Found right on co-ords at 0745hrs.
A very nice multi and we enjoyed coming back here.
Retrieved the Karen Bear TB. TFTC

A very hot day...found all the WP's but will come back to find the last bit when cooler.

This is a great spot, and it's nice to visit here again. Found the cache fairly quickly, and managed to squeeze in a TB.
Thanks for the cache!

Nice way to spend a wet early morning. I ended up running a bit further than I had planned. I have been past this place numerous times over the last 50 years and never actually stopped. Nice name for the cache - it all makes sense now.
Took TB
TFTC

Lake Coogee isn't one that I thought I would be walking around again for a while, this now being the third time, but a possible FTF brings out the energy in me. Very surprised to see it still unfound this morning so set off for another lake adventure. WP1 is in the midst of roadworks and is lying almost hidden on its side, but still quite readable. Very obvious when getting to GZ why the cache is so named. Spent quite some time searching and finally found it about 16m to the north of where I had my reading. Took FTF certificate & left Sonic The Stegosaurus TB and my pathtag. Thanks for the hunt, Zodiachorizon.
PS just realised I stuffed up one of my coords digits and if I had've used the correct one GZ would have been spot on.

[This entry was edited by urch on Wednesday, August 05, 2009 at 6:58:07 AM.]

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