The Sport Of Queens Launceston South, Tasmania, Australia
By
Dirty Girl Tas on 09-Oct-09. Waypoint GC1ZM69
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This cache has been brought to my attention as likely to be missing.
After a string of successful Finds, it has now had a string of DNFs. I agree that this certainly suggests that something has happened at the cache location which requires investigation by the CO.
I am going to Disable it, and I'll check back in 4 weeks to see if I need to take further action if you have not investigated the situation and provided us with an update.
That action will be to Archive it unless there is a reason provided why I should not.
Thanks.
After a string of successful Finds, it has now had a string of DNFs. I agree that this certainly suggests that something has happened at the cache location which requires investigation by the CO.
I am going to Disable it, and I'll check back in 4 weeks to see if I need to take further action if you have not investigated the situation and provided us with an update.
That action will be to Archive it unless there is a reason provided why I should not.
Thanks.
After seeing two dnf s I was a bit worried it would be a waste of time. Sadly it was. A hit might be helpful.
First cache find in Launceston Tassie .. my dad has kidnapped my son so thought ild grab some local ones near his place
Took awhile to find in the day dark. Was looking up high! Thanks for the hide.
Great hiding spot, really cute! So glad we could find this one, our last attempt appeared to be missing.
Quick find during our stroll through Launceston.
Thanks for the cache and greetings from Frankfurt am Main.
#TFTC FBBHaegar#
*#16.329*
Thanks for the cache and greetings from Frankfurt am Main.
#TFTC FBBHaegar#
*#16.329*
Thank you for the cache. Maggie the great GeoWestie caching with Carer. nearly gave up. Great hide
Very clever camo. Almost gave up , but after checking the gallery and confirming I was searching in the right area I had a closer look and then it just jumped out at me. TFTC
Tricky one for my first geocache and I think a guy thought I was looking for a hook up but good fun and I’m looking forward to taking my kids geocaching!
Caching in the dark in an urban area is always fun, so i kept look out while goose searched, in a couple of minutes we had the cache in hand and I added our names to the log while goose hid in the dark.
Thanks for the cache.
Myself and goose of gooseandegg planned a trip North into the badlands to get some caches to help with our hidden creatures finds, early start for a Saturday with me picking Goose up at around 7 O'clock even with a couple of stops along the way we made good time which helped us to clock up 42 finds on the Saturday and 24 on the Sunday before heading back to the civilised South, getting back in my drive at just gone 6pm with 580kms under my belt, 66 caches in 35 hours while not a bad haul is less than 2 an hour, I must try harder next time!
Found at 17:49 on 07/07/2018
The best caches I have found so far by type are:-
Traditional [Moorgreen P3:1, Penny Pincher](http://coord.info/GC32Z5B) By [Sven&Cup](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=6596795)
Multi [CoaledHearted](http://coord.info/GCKGZ5) By [CraigRat](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=256663)
Unknown [Men In Black Holes](http://coord.info/GC1DVB0) By [SG-3](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=918045)
Letterbox [Rolf's Letterbox](http://coord.info/GC5NCYM) By [membsec](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=5318842)
Thanks for the cache.
Myself and goose of gooseandegg planned a trip North into the badlands to get some caches to help with our hidden creatures finds, early start for a Saturday with me picking Goose up at around 7 O'clock even with a couple of stops along the way we made good time which helped us to clock up 42 finds on the Saturday and 24 on the Sunday before heading back to the civilised South, getting back in my drive at just gone 6pm with 580kms under my belt, 66 caches in 35 hours while not a bad haul is less than 2 an hour, I must try harder next time!
Found at 17:49 on 07/07/2018
The best caches I have found so far by type are:-
Traditional [Moorgreen P3:1, Penny Pincher](http://coord.info/GC32Z5B) By [Sven&Cup](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=6596795)
Multi [CoaledHearted](http://coord.info/GCKGZ5) By [CraigRat](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=256663)
Unknown [Men In Black Holes](http://coord.info/GC1DVB0) By [SG-3](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=918045)
Letterbox [Rolf's Letterbox](http://coord.info/GC5NCYM) By [membsec](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=5318842)
We were here in the dark with a torch. Stainless steel rat was up on the footpath keeping lookout while I poked around in the mud. It was a case of torch on, torch off until I eventually found it. I threw it up to SSR to sign while I stood there stuck to the ground hidden in the dark. All park of night time caching
Out on a cold morning to get a few new caches which have gone down since our last visit to Tas, all ok with the cache. TFTC
Hello Guripper and DGT thank you for the cache.
This one took a lot longer to find that it should have, I over thought it and made it hard for my self.
I wanted to find some caches so I could get some Hidden Creatures souvenirs that I can proudly display on my profile page that no one will see.
I travelled up from Hobart for this search.
Found on Thursday, 28 June 2018 at 1612
**TFTC**
This one took a lot longer to find that it should have, I over thought it and made it hard for my self.
I wanted to find some caches so I could get some Hidden Creatures souvenirs that I can proudly display on my profile page that no one will see.
I travelled up from Hobart for this search.
Found on Thursday, 28 June 2018 at 1612
**TFTC**
DNF, in the dark didn't help! Searched high and low! Will be going back for a good look in the light!
Sadly a DNF for this one. Made my was across the wet grass to GZ and the bank was slippery, but no guidance on where to look, no clues, and a wobbly GPS all contributed to the DNF. This is rated as a 1.5, yet others have also said this is tricky.
#8073 - 14:20; After arriving in Tasmania last Saturday and heading down to Hobart for a few days, we are now in Launceston. While the geohoney catches up with family, I headed out for a cache or two. Parked near GZ and headed off on the hunt. Kept homing in on a particular area, but couldn't come up with the goods. Checked earlier logs and was still left scratching my head. Put the GPSr away and had a bit closer look around and spotted the hide soon after. Tricky little hide that takes a bit of effort to spot. TFTC Dirty Girl Tas
Je n’avais jamais mis les pieds en Australie, c’est bête mais ça me semble vraiment très loin ,Jusqu’à Noël 2016 ou ma fille nous apprend qu’elle va vivre deux ans à Melbourne, Et voila des vacances programmés pour février 2018 (la bonne saison pour le sud/est de l’Australie)
Pendant trois jour nous visitons la capitale culturelle de l’Australie, avec ses grandes tours de verre,ses plages ses street art et le nouvel an chinois en prime Puis on visite
Un petit vol en avion et nous voila dans la capital financière de l’Australie Sydney pour trois jours avec son fameux opéra sa Sydney Tower de 309 m et sa fameuse baie visité en bateau On fera un petit détour par les Blue Mountain avant de rejoindre Melbourne par la côte en passant par l’Australia Rock et nos premiers phoques et les Blow Hole de Kiama
pour la suite se sera la fameuse « Great Océan Road « avec les douze apôtre , Apolo bay et les peroquets qui nous mange dans la main à Kafe Koala
Direction les Grampians avec ses cascades ses pentures aborigènes et ses falaises abrupts ou l’on aperçois nos premiers émeus
Encore un tour en avion pour atterrir à Hobat avec les 25° sur le marché et les 6° au sommet du mont Wellinton et 90km de vent Nous quittons Hobart pour le National Park Freycinet et sa belle plage de Winglass Bay et ses 1250 marches pour y arriver A Cradel Montagne nous avons marcher plus de quatre heures pour voire un woombat ,Le clou de notre voyage se sera les 3 heures de bateau sur Brunny Island avec ses falaises ses phoques ses albatros et surprise au retour un petit valabi blanc nous attend
Le bilan de ses 5 semaines en Australie après trois mois de préparation
- 37000 km en avion (9 avion)
-4000 kmen voiture (4 voitures)
-350 km à pied (4 chaussures)
- 120 caches (un GPS)
-18 logements
-un très beau pays
Je remercie tous les poseurs pour m’avoir permis de faire mon loisir et de découvrir des lieux qui ne son pas dans les livres de voyages
I had never set foot in Australia, it's stupid but it seems really far, Until Christmas 2016 where my daughter tells us that she will live two years in Melbourne, And here is a holiday scheduled for February 2018 (the good season for South East Australia)
For three days we visit the cultural capital of Australia, with its large glass towers, beaches, street art and the Chinese New Year bonus Then we visit
Then we head for Phillip Island where we meet our first kangaroos, little penguins and breathtaking landscapes. Walking is the best way to explore the Wilsons Promontory Nature Reserve. Nicknamed 'The Prom' by locals
A small flight by plane and here we are in the financial capital of Australia Sydney for three days with his famous opera his Sydney Tower of 309 m and his famous bay visited by boat We will make a small detour by the Blue Mountain before joining Melbourne by the coast through Australia Rock and our first seals and the Kiama Blow Hole
for the sequel will be the famous "Great Ocean Road" with the twelve apostle, Apolo bay and the peroquets that eat us in hand at Kafe Koala
Head to the Grampians with its waterfalls, aboriginal hinges and steep cliffs where we can see our first emus
Another plane ride to land in Hobat with 25 ° on the market and 6 ° at the top of Wellinton Mountain and 90km of wind We leave Hobart for the National Park Freycinet and its beautiful beach Winglass Bay and its 1250 steps to arrive at Cradel Mountain we have to walk more than four hours to get a woombat, The highlight of our trip will be the 3 hour boat ride on Brunny Island with its cliffs, seals and albatrosses, and a little white valabi on the way back
The results of his 5 weeks in Australia after three months of preparation
- 37000 km by plane (9 aircraft)
-4000 km by car (4 cars)
-350 km walk (4 shoes)
- 120 caches (a GPS)
-18 homes
-a very beautiful country
I thank all the installers for allowing me to do my hobby and discover places that are not in the travel books
Pendant trois jour nous visitons la capitale culturelle de l’Australie, avec ses grandes tours de verre,ses plages ses street art et le nouvel an chinois en prime Puis on visite
Un petit vol en avion et nous voila dans la capital financière de l’Australie Sydney pour trois jours avec son fameux opéra sa Sydney Tower de 309 m et sa fameuse baie visité en bateau On fera un petit détour par les Blue Mountain avant de rejoindre Melbourne par la côte en passant par l’Australia Rock et nos premiers phoques et les Blow Hole de Kiama
pour la suite se sera la fameuse « Great Océan Road « avec les douze apôtre , Apolo bay et les peroquets qui nous mange dans la main à Kafe Koala
Direction les Grampians avec ses cascades ses pentures aborigènes et ses falaises abrupts ou l’on aperçois nos premiers émeus
Encore un tour en avion pour atterrir à Hobat avec les 25° sur le marché et les 6° au sommet du mont Wellinton et 90km de vent Nous quittons Hobart pour le National Park Freycinet et sa belle plage de Winglass Bay et ses 1250 marches pour y arriver A Cradel Montagne nous avons marcher plus de quatre heures pour voire un woombat ,Le clou de notre voyage se sera les 3 heures de bateau sur Brunny Island avec ses falaises ses phoques ses albatros et surprise au retour un petit valabi blanc nous attend
Le bilan de ses 5 semaines en Australie après trois mois de préparation
- 37000 km en avion (9 avion)
-4000 kmen voiture (4 voitures)
-350 km à pied (4 chaussures)
- 120 caches (un GPS)
-18 logements
-un très beau pays
Je remercie tous les poseurs pour m’avoir permis de faire mon loisir et de découvrir des lieux qui ne son pas dans les livres de voyages
I had never set foot in Australia, it's stupid but it seems really far, Until Christmas 2016 where my daughter tells us that she will live two years in Melbourne, And here is a holiday scheduled for February 2018 (the good season for South East Australia)
For three days we visit the cultural capital of Australia, with its large glass towers, beaches, street art and the Chinese New Year bonus Then we visit
Then we head for Phillip Island where we meet our first kangaroos, little penguins and breathtaking landscapes. Walking is the best way to explore the Wilsons Promontory Nature Reserve. Nicknamed 'The Prom' by locals
A small flight by plane and here we are in the financial capital of Australia Sydney for three days with his famous opera his Sydney Tower of 309 m and his famous bay visited by boat We will make a small detour by the Blue Mountain before joining Melbourne by the coast through Australia Rock and our first seals and the Kiama Blow Hole
for the sequel will be the famous "Great Ocean Road" with the twelve apostle, Apolo bay and the peroquets that eat us in hand at Kafe Koala
Head to the Grampians with its waterfalls, aboriginal hinges and steep cliffs where we can see our first emus
Another plane ride to land in Hobat with 25 ° on the market and 6 ° at the top of Wellinton Mountain and 90km of wind We leave Hobart for the National Park Freycinet and its beautiful beach Winglass Bay and its 1250 steps to arrive at Cradel Mountain we have to walk more than four hours to get a woombat, The highlight of our trip will be the 3 hour boat ride on Brunny Island with its cliffs, seals and albatrosses, and a little white valabi on the way back
The results of his 5 weeks in Australia after three months of preparation
- 37000 km by plane (9 aircraft)
-4000 km by car (4 cars)
-350 km walk (4 shoes)
- 120 caches (a GPS)
-18 homes
-a very beautiful country
I thank all the installers for allowing me to do my hobby and discover places that are not in the travel books
Flying kites ??
Here ?
It is a bit sheltered so the wind won't get in
Good spot for hiding a cache though [^]
And under the acorn trees I soon tracked down this sneaky little hide
Another smilie I've squirreled away [^]
Here ?
It is a bit sheltered so the wind won't get in
Good spot for hiding a cache though [^]
And under the acorn trees I soon tracked down this sneaky little hide
Another smilie I've squirreled away [^]
#400 finally, was happy to finally get up to #400! It’s a pity when people post photos it gives it away but cache is in good condition TFTC
Thank you for the cache. For some reason, this seemingly simple cache eluded me for several attempts until today on a whim I decided to have a look again, and, I found it! I didn't have a pen at the time but I photologged, see the photo.
Just realised that I forgot to log this from a couple of weeks back. Ironically, this was a cache we looked for but couldn't find about 2 1/2 years ago when we first came to Tas. Today we searched again and found it, on our last caching day before leaving Tas.
Clever hide.
TFTC!
Clever hide.
TFTC!
Hi there Guripper and DGT.
We found your cache **"The Sport Of Queens"** at 11:06:00 AM today. (This brings our total find count to 18585).
The plan today was to log a random cache some distance from our camp site, and then find a few more caches using the "next closest" method. We started our journey in South Launceston and had a great day!
We ended up finding a variety of container types and sizes on our journey & found 6 caches (& DNF'd 2). This one took a long time to find, the camo had us fooled for a while.
Thank you for placing this cache here, without geocaching as our guide we would never have found so many interesting places to visit on our nomadic wander around Australia.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Smiley Badge.
Thanks for the hunt today,
Regards
Ian & Penny.
We found your cache **"The Sport Of Queens"** at 11:06:00 AM today. (This brings our total find count to 18585).
The plan today was to log a random cache some distance from our camp site, and then find a few more caches using the "next closest" method. We started our journey in South Launceston and had a great day!
We ended up finding a variety of container types and sizes on our journey & found 6 caches (& DNF'd 2). This one took a long time to find, the camo had us fooled for a while.
Thank you for placing this cache here, without geocaching as our guide we would never have found so many interesting places to visit on our nomadic wander around Australia.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Smiley Badge.
Thanks for the hunt today,
Regards
Ian & Penny.
Found after Geodaughter spotted her teacher and introduced him to geocaching and he found his first one.
Dippa46 and I have been holidaying around Tassie and collecting caches on the way to mark our journey. Thoroughly enjoying ourselves. TFTC
Back home after being in Tassie for a holiday, now the daunting task of logging all our finds, sorting through the scraps of paper with notes on them.
Had a few days of sunshine, a lot of days of rain, ended up with just over 105 finds all up on this trip, and visited many tourist spots in the north of Tassie.
found this cache after a quiet night in Georgetown.
no muggles about. love the hide
thanks to the Dirty Girl Tas for this cache
TNLNSL
Had a few days of sunshine, a lot of days of rain, ended up with just over 105 finds all up on this trip, and visited many tourist spots in the north of Tassie.
found this cache after a quiet night in Georgetown.
no muggles about. love the hide
thanks to the Dirty Girl Tas for this cache
TNLNSL
I live near this park, so I really want this cache! If it is there it is harder than 1.5D.
In the area, not many muggles about so decided to stop and made a quick find. Good hide, the spiderwebs give it even more camo SL TFTC Dirty Girl Tas
*8/09/2016, Found @ 6:05 PM, Find # 5649.*
While on my trip around Tasmania looking for caches, this one was found.
The last couple of finds for the day before it was time to get something to eat and settle in for the night.
I headed to this one, had to wait for a muggle and her dog to go away, I then could have a look and was able to make a quick find.
**Thanks to Guripper and DGT for placing this cache.**
Walked around and around it, didn't see it at all . Turned around and there it was
What a great little hide! Had me searching for a few minutes with no obvious hiding place. Fortunately the sporting muggles were focussed on their soccer as I unearthed the cache from its excellent cameo. TFTC Guripper and DGT, SL and left paper card.
This caching is a slippery slope! Have removed the eight legged resident from
Cache.
Cache.
TFTC had it in hands quickly after waiting for a few running muggles to go past.
Nice to walk around the park with some hot chips from the nearby take away. Another lunch break well spent, thanks