Brungle turnoff Lacmalac, New South Wales, Australia
By Polliwogs on 08-Aug-10. Waypoint GC2D1BN

Unfortunately there was no response (or regular update) from the owner within the time requested and as per the original note this cache has been archived. If you wish to replace it please submit a new cache via [this link](https://www.geocaching.com/play/hide).Ngaambul - Matt

Hi polliwogs,The cache appears to be in need of owner intervention, or it may not but in the absence of the cache owner performing maintenance and/or disabling the cache to check it out, I'm temporarily disabling it, to give the owner an opportunity to check on the cache, and take whatever action is necessary. Please respond to this situation in a timely manner (i.e., within 4 weeks) to prevent the cache from being archived for non-responsiveness.If you require more time please be sure to **post a note** (not an email) explaining the situation and how much more time you require. For ongoing issues please ensure you visit the listing and post a new note every 4 weeks to keep everyone up to date, if you do not then you cache may be archived without further note from a reviewer. Caches archived due to lack of maintenance are no longer unarchived and you will need to submit a replacement as a new cache.Ngaambul - Matt

No joy from us today

Grass was taller than me. Snake territory 101

DNF at 2:17 PM. This was a tough cache to go and search for - the grass was high and as we walked through the seeds and dust were let go - sneezing and blowing of noses ensued for an hour afterwards - including taking an anti histamine [B)]No idea where this cache is hidden. Went to GZ where there is a nice old corner post, but nothing could be found there.

No luck for us today. Very snakey. Had brought good boots with us in preparation.

Log wet and a little muddy, signed as best as I can. Tftc

Found it wasn’t easy

Found it. frog was guarding it. tricky find

Too wet to get to it

No smiley here

Found today with Bailey and Magpiecottage. Enjoying this gorgeous countryside. Thanks for hiding this cache.

Thanks for hiding this cache for our enjoyment Polliwogs

Caching with Baby Birt and grandson Bailey, picking up recyclables as we go


TFTC Polliwogs, SL
No. 1650 for me

TFTC hiding spot was exposed and container was damp. Dried it off and hid it back in same spot but covered back over better

Foundd

Found it

Look for a rock

A quick find after scrabbling around in the long grass. Did I mention I was allergic???

Go us!

Find # 7577
Nice quick find.
Found the cache at the base of shiney.
TFTC Polliwogs
26 January 2022 15:25

No luck looks like a new post here

Found it, the camo nearly had me tricked. Thanks for the cache .

#5818.
We decided to go on a quick caching outing after work today. We have never been out on the Wee Jasper road before and really enjoyed the scenic road. This cache was quickly found. TFTC!

An easy find while in the area.
Thanks.

Found with Dozenmater TFTC

TFTC - found with rainygirl74

Stopped to do this cache while travelling through this area with ilook4geo. There was no problem in locating the cache and the log was duly signed with both names before all was carefully put back into place. Thanks got to Polliwogs for placing this cache.

Out on a cache hunt with goingplaces2 and found this one today. TFTC.

#14471 @1435
After this morning's CITO in Canberra, I decided to go for a long drive and visit Tumut for the first time. I went via Wee Jasper to grab the newish Tankengine caches out this way. Cache easily found. TFTC.

Quick find as had been tipped on side, revealing too much. Bit of a Baboshka. TFTC.

Day three of my travels around Yass and Tumut chasing caches. Drove a few back roads collecting caches amongst the traffic (lots of people were up in the mountains over the long weekend). A good range of caches before heading home around lunch time. Drove through a little part of the summer bushfire country but f I had have headed through Tumbarumba would have been a different story.

Parked here and walked through the damp grass to look for the cache. This one was like a Russian Doll - a container inside another inside another. Log signed and on my way.
TFTC Polliwogs

TFTC

I find it

Nice cache container, fooled the geokid. Tftc

Easily found when I thought about it. Good spot

Cornered the big potato

Found it

??

Couldn’t find

Nice little cheeky hide, daddy Davo loved it. TFTC.

Can’t find it anywhere. Is it gone we wonder!?!?

Der! I held it in my hands at least twice before I "found" it. Great one Polliwogs.

It is the second day of Canberra's Invasion of Tumut. It was a bright sunny day and I'm more relaxed with no plans made. Pa, the friendly but often impatient muggle, is however ready to go again after a day off, so I left it to him to plan the route we should take, filling in gaps that I hadn't previously cached.
It was great fun meeting up with fellow cachers around the traps, walking with them at times and exchanging hints , stories and ideas . Thanks to all who attended this weekend adding to a most enjoyable experience.
Unfortunately though, I feel as if I have logged more DNFs this weekend than in the rest of my caching life.
This obviously was not one of them, so the log was signed, usually as SG, as I often do in small caches to save space or when I am in a hurry.
Many thanks to COs for placing these caches which added to my experiences.

Thanks to hints & even a photo at dinner last night, I knew what I was looking for. Doh - it's right there. TFTC.

There was a small group of "us" heading off to meet more of "us" in Tumut for the weekend. Our merry band of misfits was made up of MTrax, Tankengine, Joolay, Aquilus1 and myself. In the car we all thought of a name that we could call our gang, but in the end we decided it was a Canberra Invasion Trip that we were on so just went with CBR5. We signed logs either indiviually or with the group name.

It was an awesome weekend all up, with lots of fun with friends. We cached all day then met up with the rest of the Invasion Team for dinner Saturday night, then cached some more on Sunday until it was time to head home.

**The Cache** We parked pretty close near GZ. It didn't take long for the team to find this great cache. We did however have to come back to visit this spot to find Joolay's glasses that had fallen, but luckily Aquilus1's talent for finding things prevailed again when she could see them from the car laying in the grass. Luckily too for me as I took the opportunity to take a Baby Groot photo with the cache, but sorry - NO spoiler photos with this log! Tftc Polliwogs!!!

12:45:00 PM: (12 of 47) Find#11361
alll good
Found on our Geocaching invasion of Tumut, a merry bunch of cachers from Canberra, enjoying nice weather and scenery around the district

Found with Tankengine,Joolay, Aquillous and DTY73 signed as "CBR5"

thanks polliwogs

Found with dty73, Aquilus1, Joolay and Mtrax on our Canberra invasion of Tumut and surrounds! (Log signed as CBR5). Of course, we also had a lot of other Canberra cachers in town this weekend, and we all had a dinner on Saturday night at the pub! It was a great weekend, and I think a lot of us "cleaned out Tumut" I really liked the camo for this one, so a favourite from me. Thanks for the cache Polliwogs.

Off I go with the Canberra geomob for a Tumut invasion for the weekend Caching, dinner at the pub, lots of laughs and more caching made for a fantastic weekend with a great bunch of people

Took me searching a few spots (no its not under that white thing!) until I spied something which looked out of place. The longish grass hides this one well.

Thanks for the hide, polliwogs

It was not my day to find this one.

Found with CBR5-DTY73, Tankengine, MTrax and Aquilus1 on a caching trip to Tumut. Having a great day, lots of fun. Unless otherwise stated cache found in good condition.

Found with nissan 65 . Heading away for a few days caching . Cannot believe how dry it is out here. Thanks for the cache

Found with cullum68 on our way to Tumut for a couple of days thanks for the cache

Unusual hide. Thanks

Good spot tftc

3250 1 October 2018
Mrs Aries and I are staying in Tumut and hoping to grab some caches in the area's . Some great scenic locations and fond memories. Nice hide.

TNLNSL
TFTC Polliwogs

766 1 October 2018
Staying in Tumut for a few days and grabbing some caches in the area.
Signed log and replaced.
TFTC Polliwogs

Found it

Found it

Watch your feet when looking for this.

Very tricky. Tftc

Cheeky place

We're heading home after a great weekend in Tumut. My lady is a little off-colour, and we're down a tyre, so we are going almost directly home. We'll stop for a few caches, lunch and dog walks. This is the first one, a nice easy grab once the GPSr settled down. Thanks, Polliwogs.

Camped in Tumut for a couple of days. Hot day today, off to tackle some caches in the area.TFTC

Another quick drive by. TFTC.

It was an early start to the day when I set out with Aquilus1 at 0600 on Sunday morning (04/01/2018) to cache Tumut with a side trip to Gundagai. In all we travelled 520kms and it took almost 16 hours to visit 70 plus caches with 65 finds. A long but very enjoyable day. Some of the highlights of the day included visiting Junction Bridge (a Truss Bridge built in the 1800s), Googarragandra River Suspension Bridge (Built in 2006 and Spanning 51..8 meters), Tumut River Grey-headed Flying Fox Colony, Tumut Rail Station and the Tumut River. We had a little time to also visit the Old Gundagai Jail built in 1859 and the Old Flower Mill built in the 1848. Aquilus1 took a photo of me at the Brungle Centenary Park using my poker to poke the cache out of its hiding spot. We had lunch at Gundagai McDonalds and snacks at Subway. This is a generic log due to the volume of all the caches that we found on the day. Thanks to Aquilus1 for a fantastic day of caching and thanks to all the cache owners for placing the caches.

I am currently writing detailed logs because of a challenge provided by Project-GC. "The Author" Badge challenges geocachers to average one hundred words or more in each log. As of 31st January 2018 my average was only 20 words per log, which seems a long way to the 100 target. However given that I have found so many GC caches, I have to write many logs with well over 100 words for a long period of time to get my average to the target. Apologies to anyone who finds the logs tedious but it is the only way that I can strive to attain this challenge. After 2350 plus caches (which includes all cache finds up and including today), the average log length is just over 50. I am now entertaining the possibility that I might be able to achieve my gaol before this year ends. Progress has been better than anticipated.

It was an early start to the day that saw Darksidedan and myself heading to Tumut for the day with a side trip of some Gundagai caches as well as we travelled through. I had been keen to head off for a caching trip and Tumut looked ideal and definitely didn't disappoint. The scenery as we traveled through the area was everything I had hoped it would be and the clear fast flowing rivers beautiful as they flowed through the middle of it all.

A long but very enjoyable day, so many highlights and although we covered a large area and many caches I'm pleased to know there are many more so a return trip sometime is definitely going to happen.

Found easily enough but unable to sign. The logs has been so wet at some time that it now sits quite destroyed and unable to be removed or used inside container there was no log to sign. This really could do with a new waterproof container and log, thanks for the cache Polliwogs.

Logbook and cache need maintenance
the cache os rusted, the logbook is a mushed up clump of paper that cant be written on. Co please fix this asap.

Found on the way to Tumut. TFTC.

Geofriend, Whitepaws9 and I drive around to NSW country and Vic country for 1-2 weeks.. Beautiful good weather....Thanks

need new log please bec full wet... thanks

Out with Black Bunny and three - count them, THREE - caching doggies. Two big Briards, and a Corgi who thinks he's bigger than both!
Quick find here, GPS co-ords fine, container rusty and wet. Log sheet was mush. We put another sheet in, but it will also become mush soon.
Thanks for placing and maintaining caches for us to find, polliwogs!

Out for a caching run around Tumut with Just a cacher and the geohounds today.

A quick find here and but needs a new log sheet.

Thanks polliwogs.

Nice quick find while in the area today.
SL TFTC

No luck with this one in spite of spending quite a bit of time searching. Lots of traffic about

It still there but with a log book that has serious problems in its dampness, slaters and merging with the container. Left a new piece of paper for a log but---

Found after work further up the road and before heading back into town for a cleansing ale or two. Had to jump a puddle or two to get to GZ. The log is saturated and I was not able to sign properly . Many thanks polliwogs

A plan was hatched to go and pick up some caches in Tumut over the weekend with Rapidlywild.
So after work we set out on the trek.

Soon had this one in hand signed and on our way again.

TFTC polliwogs

Looked at signs for a while before finally twigging. Found OK. Log a bit tatty.

Thanks

Plans were put into place for a weekend down at Tumut with one party of the FurfacesLL ladies. We headed off Friday after work and came home Sunday afternoon. We had a great weekend wandering around Tumut and surrounds seeing lots of things. The rivers were all flowing nicely and they were very clear. If it was hotter, im sure we would have taken a dip

DIdn't take too long to have our hands on this one, signed and replaced.

Thanks polliwogs for the placement of this cache[^]

Day ten of our High Country holiday. Another sunny day at Tumut with Bettyboo3747
Got out the deadly treadlies for a relative early morning ride along the river then up to the mountain bike tracks (no one told me they were up the top of the hill!)
We then travelled north and east of town for the odd cache.

We did stop at the Turnoff (we went in both directions caching!), but the cache wasn't all that well hidden. I think we have changed that.
Thanks, Robmc.

# 10012. Unfortunately our last full day here in lovely Tumut. We had our early morning bike ride, collecting some caches on the way and then headed out in the geo-chariot this afternoon to find a few more. It has been a good day with me finding my 10,000th cache along the way.

Grabbed this one as we came back onto the Wee Jasper Road. The container is getting rather rusty and the log book needs replacing.

Thanks polliwogs

Lovely drive between Gundagai and Tumut. Tftc

Paul M

Found with my parents Boeing737 and WhiteChocolateMocha. TFTC

Easy find. Log damp. TFTC

Easy find. Log damp and almost full. TFTC

pelusa found it.
TNLNSL
TFTC, pelusa

A easy one for kids

found the cache and felt good about it. TFTC

Nice easy cache, thanks for bringing us to this area

Leaving Tumut and heading back to Canberra. It was raining but we soldiered on in our wet weather gear. This one was sitting out in the open. After reading the clue, I replaced it where I thought it should be. A quick find with Chocolistick03. Thanks polliwogs

Interesting camo. Took me a few minutes. Thanks polliwogs

No not there? Yep, well there you go. All good.

Bit worried about this cache as there was a new ute parked right next to it with no owner in sight. I was waiting for a bullet to fly past my ears with a warning - p$#@ off from next to my ute. Anyway, quick find and we escaped without incident. Phew. TFTD polliwogs.

Super Easy Find TFTC!

A bit chilly this morning, but as the sun was out, we decided on a drive to Adelong,
Tumut and Gundagai to pick up a few caches.
With lots of lovely scenery and a variety of cache hides, we had a good day out.
Most of the caches were found quickly, with only a few hides a little tricky.
Many thanks for placing this cache, polliwogs, for us and others to find.

Well that's a bit cheeky ! There were a couple of muggles nearby playing with some horses and paid no attention to what we were doing. SL TFTC polliwogs

For this one, suss had a suspicion but it turned out she was barking up the wrong tree. With accurate coords, the vulture soon had the situation sorted. Nice hide.
TFTC

After having a good look through what we decided was the most obvious spot for a cache we decided to widen our search a little. We didn't have to go very far at all. After a short time longer Mrs jacko found the well hidden container.
TFTC.

[First stop on me drive from Two Mutt headed north today was an olde nemesis cache
I couldn't find it last visit
And after a lot of poking about, it seemed that I wouldn't find it this visit [:o]
Hey !! I even managed to lever the top of a certain post with me pocket knife ... still no luck]

OK !! OK !! OK !! There is just one place left to look ... not a place I want to look in case I break something and somebody else is inconvenienced by a sudden lack of communications with the outside world

I carefully peeked ... Hey !! This isn't real [:o]
You sneaky cachers [^]
[
TFTC at last ]

Found the required post logged and posted. Thanks Polliwogs FTC