MFCPMTM # 7 Osborne Park, Western Australia, Australia
By
blingg on 02-Nov-10. Waypoint GC2HHRZ
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No response from the cache owner.
No cache to find or log to sign.
It has been more than 28 days since the last owner note.
As a result I am archiving this cache to keep from continually showing up in search lists and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.
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I am temporarily disabling it, to give the owner an opportunity to check on the cache, and take whatever action is necessary.
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We parked nearby and walked to the cache. It wasn't too hard to find but it was on the opposite side of the path to where we expected it to be. Eagle eyes required as it blends in well.
With the long weekend looming we decided to head NOR for a days caching adventures. We left the deep south nice and early to ensure we were able to target a decent amount of caches. We had fun driving from cache to cache around here! Cheers and TFTC.
G’day there blingg, I was in this area today and found your cache MFCPMTM # 7 GC2HHRZ. I added my name to the log book at 10:18 am on 26 January 2019. A huge thanks to you for placing this cache here for us (and others) to find!
This cache find brings our total find count to 10316. Woohoo!!
G’day there blingg, I was in this area today and found your cache MFCPMTM # 7 GC2HHRZ. I added my name to the log book at 10:18 am on 26 January 2019. A huge thanks to you for placing this cache here for us (and others) to find!
This cache find brings our total find count to 10316. Woohoo!!
It's been a long day! [|)] Spent around 10 hours out on the bike, grabbing caches. Took the train to Stirling and then went through Tuart Hill, Joondanna, Yokine, Dianella and Inglewood before 'running express' back to Perth Underground Station to jump back on the Mandurah Line home. Got a little bit sunburnt, and had limited success at stages throughout the day... However, I still managed to end the day with 29 finds and 7 DNFs - the majority of those being at missing caches.
Skirted around the wall on the bike to make the quick find, before returning back to the 'other side' to continue my caching run. Cheers blingg!
Skirted around the wall on the bike to make the quick find, before returning back to the 'other side' to continue my caching run. Cheers blingg!
I was worried with all the dnfs but found it easy enough. The cache in ok condition would be good to replace in the future sometime.
Looked all over the place with Skyryser. No luck. Should be checked by CO if still there.
Couldn't find anything at all when we went, spent a good 20 minutes having a look.
Quick find, but 2 caches in the same hidey hole so I took the top one. Grabbed the TB
Out helping pug002 find some of my first finds and there is 2 caches in the spot, has one been moved?
Good bye Alfie have fun!Ranger_jurchik Mladší vyrazil na cesty do teplých kraju. Vyrazil na dovolenou do Austrálie. Odvezl jsem ho na letiště Václava Havla do Prahy odkud putoval do Francie na letiště charles de Gaoul. Další přestup právě zde v Shanghaji. Bylo jasné, že musí odlovit místní kešku na letišti protože měl dostatek času. PO přestupu pokračoval dále do Austrálie. Kde byl opět nějaký čas na odlov než se vydal do hotelu. PO chvilkovém hledání nalezeno. Pro dnešek po vyčerpání šel spinkat. Díky za hezkou kešku v pěkném prostředí.
Ranger_jurchik Younger went on a trip to warmer climes. He went on a vacation to Australia. I drove him to the airport Vaclav Havel in Prague, where they traveled to France to Roissy Charles de Gaoul. Another change right here in Shanghai. It was clear that the local cache must be taken at the airport because they had plenty of time. PO transfer went on to Australia. Where was it again some time to catch before heading to the hotel. After a moment's search found. For today, after exhausting gone beddy. Thanks for the nice cache in a nice environment.
Ranger_jurchik Younger went on a trip to warmer climes. He went on a vacation to Australia. I drove him to the airport Vaclav Havel in Prague, where they traveled to France to Roissy Charles de Gaoul. Another change right here in Shanghai. It was clear that the local cache must be taken at the airport because they had plenty of time. PO transfer went on to Australia. Where was it again some time to catch before heading to the hotel. After a moment's search found. For today, after exhausting gone beddy. Thanks for the nice cache in a nice environment.
A nice quick find here this morning after a brief detour on my way to work. The cyclists seem to appear out of nowhere, and they don't look too happy if someone is standing on the track! Thank you for the cache blingg.
Bit tricky to find at night but full moon helped! Almost gave up for lost but trusty GPS came good. Thanks blingg.
I took a large detour this morning on my commute to work in order to come by here. Once located (after a very brief search) I picked one of the mint tins to sign and made my mark.
TFTC SL.
TFTC SL.
TFTH spoilt for choice! Did not know which log to sign. Gorgeous morning for a walk
Two for the price of one! The original mint tin with a full log was jammed up the back. The new tin with log and writing device was in front. Easy to find and now even easier as both mint tins are accessible. TFTC
Parked the car on Pompei Crescent and walked around the wall and along the bike path to find the cache. Replaced with a fresh mint tin and log. Stand to the side to avoid cyclists. Thanks for the cache blingg.
Thank you! Quick find in between bicycles. Very rusty and had to use a pocket knife to get the lid off. Log is dry, but has been wet in the past. Squished my name in.
I think this was my last one in the series. Yay!
I think this was my last one in the series. Yay!
Out and about picking up some caches in the area TFTH found what looks to be the old tin however it's still in good enough condition
So glad to add the smiley here and was prompted after taylorashlee's first ever find and the CO writing the log of changing the mint tin. So good for you taylorashlee and hope to meet you around the traps or events.
Again m4yb made the find and was 10 meters from my GZ.
Thanks blingg
Again m4yb made the find and was 10 meters from my GZ.
Thanks blingg
At work thinking that I would like to find my first Geo. checked the app and found this beauty 50m away! Didn't know what to write down tho.
On the way back from Gwelup Meander, we continued our morning of blingging with the find of this cache, encouraged with the recent maintenance.
TFTC blingg!
TFTC blingg!
Passing by on the geobike so I decided to change the tin which had wandered across and along the path. Relocated to the correct site, Please replace where you find it NOT where you think is a better spot
Out for the morning picking up the new ones and some missed ones in the area..found this one quickly but couldn't open the mint tin as it was completely rusted out......TFTC
May need maintenance? Been nearly a month since last find- but all those leaves in winter probably aren't helping 
Well hidden little tinny. Nothing that a bit of persistence couldn't solve. TFTC.
Couldn't find on my way up the freeway but jagged the very rust tin on the way home.
Thanx to prev logs.
Thanx to prev logs.
After a rummage through the leaves with my foot - found it. The tin now looks the same colour as the leaves. TFTC
Searched high and low, but getting far too hot to be silly and looking for mint tins. But will be back.
Woooo my first one yaay !! Should be working but decided on a stop work adventure thanks !!!
The first of the freeway tin finds for me!!
Should have brought a torch
Thanks for the exercise!!
Should have brought a torch
Thanks for the exercise!!
first success after getting off the train at Stirling (failed to find two other caches between here and train station)
I had a hunch on where this would be. I checked a few other spots nearby before trying for my best guess. I was right, I think sometimes I just like to stretch these searches out.
[:(!] Before starting a training course for work I picked up some caches along the way, rode the geobike to GZ and within minutes I had the cache in hand.
SL TFTC/TFTH Blingg
SL TFTC/TFTH Blingg
nice find while out for a bit of international geocaching day geobiking with the vents
Mrs Felix heading home from the city on her geo bike. Jumped off the train at Leederville to attempt the last 4 we have yet to collect in this series.
Well this would have been the last of the series but alas we have to return to retry #4.
Onto the train to head north before it rains again, just drying out from the last shower.
TFTC blingg
Well this would have been the last of the series but alas we have to return to retry #4.
Onto the train to head north before it rains again, just drying out from the last shower.
TFTC blingg
Found this neat little cache on my way to work. A nice bit of camo on the tin. Very nifty.
TFTC blingg
TFTC blingg
Dropped off the grandchild near here so wandered over to find this one, the first of the series attempted. Found in the only potential hiding spot, but took a while to extract as it was wedged in pretty tight. Then had to clear the container of ants that seem to have taken up roosting inside. Spent some time on the 'phone' in the meantime, waiting for cyclist and joggers to clear off. Thanks fot the hunt blingg.
Having given up once and hopping back onto geobike, the one last look proved that we didn't look hard enough first time. Phew for the find. Tftc Blingg
Teamed up with iluvtrekking for a days caching in Perth and the suburbs. Split into 'his and hers' teams with the boys 'drawing the long straw' and heading off on the cycle track. All went well until after #3 when one of the bikes copped a puncture and the 'you beaut' bike pump chucked a hissy fit. The boys were amazed that most cyclists on the path were more than willing to assist with lending a pump when needed as they headed northwards to #12.
A clever camo that had us going for a minute or two,
A clever camo that had us going for a minute or two,
Found by the ricklink/iluvtrekking boys team and a bike with a flat tyre. Straight forward hide. TFTH.
decided to do this series today, so loaded up my backpack with everything i thought id need, caught the train up to currambine and then found the first cache, i forgot a pen, unbelievable, so scratched my name in the first four then used a bit of charcoal for the rest.
tried and found numbers 4 -20, but i have found no. 5 before. didnt try 1,2,3 as my iphone battery gave up
quick find on a simple but effective camo
tftc
tried and found numbers 4 -20, but i have found no. 5 before. didnt try 1,2,3 as my iphone battery gave up
quick find on a simple but effective camo
tftc
Slowly chipping away at this great series; although #4 still no joy for me. Thanks for the cache blingg.
It had to be there, so found it after a few minutes. On our marathon challenge we needed a toilet and found one of those very fancy ones that plays music to you and flushes automatically when you wash your hands. Lovely park here with people playing bocce.
