Sure To Rise Black Hill, Victoria, Australia
By 42below on 11-Dec-10. Waypoint GC2K8Y8

One or more of the following has occurred:

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.

If you wish to repair/replace/make available the cache sometime in the near future, just contact a reviewer (by email), and assuming it still meets the current

guidelines, the reviewer will be happy to unarchive it.

Should you replace the cache after 28 days has passed please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.

Still working on the new hide container- it's taking longer than expected.

Need to check & see if it still there.

Been back twice and could not find! How accurate is the location given?

Damn. Im a kiwi and have an Edmonds cookbook but i sure would have liked to have found this cache. Looked for quite a while. Bummer

TFTC forgot a pen but I am sure you can forgive us.

Final one in this area before heading back to the gates to get coffee. Nice camo. TFTC.

Visiting Ballarat to farewell a great mate.

A quick find today, even though it was well hidden. Didn't have a recipe to leave, and if I took one, I might have to cook! TFTC

Couldn't find it, think it may have been taken.

Look somewhere

Find #176

Almost a year since I was introduced to Geocaching! What a great way to celebrate than finding caches where it all began! Thank you to all the cache owners who have made this such a fantastic hobby!

I came back today with 2 Geofriends to bag the rest of the caches in this massive cemetery. We enjoyed wandering through, looking at different graves and finding the oldest one we could (105). The cemetery was eerily quiet today, we only saw 4 muggles in the time we were here.

I took "Baked Brie with Sun-Dried Tomatoes", unfortunately I didn't have one on me but here is one of my faves:

Rainbow Marshmallow Fudge

3 cups Milk choc melts
1tsp Vanilla essence
40g unsalted butter, chopped
395g can sweetened condensed milk
100g packet multi-coloured mallow bakes

1. Grease a 20cm square cake pan. Line base and sides with baking paper
2. Place choc melts, vanilla essence, butter and condensed mile in a medium saucepan, Stir over a low heat until mixture is smooth. Remove from heat and cool to room temperature.
3. Stir in mallow bakes. Spread mixture into prepared pan. Cover pan and refrigerate overnight, or until fudge is set.
4. Serve fudge cut into squares


Thanks for the cache

Cool cache. Found with Rehfisch Clan Geokid who had found it before. Thanks for the hide.

I came prepared today with the 2 geokids after kinder pick up. Thanks

Took: Tortellini salad
Left: tandoori chicken pizza, chocolate cheesecake and key lime pie

This entry was edited by Gemmasiemensma on Sunday, 08 June 2014 at 23:17:32 UTC.

We done this one today while doing some caching in Ballarat, TFTC

Found with Peta G, Wozzle 68 and Muggle Hubby on a day out in Ballarat after the Castlemaine gathering

With Cybergran V

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Thanks for the recipe !

thanks for the hide

A great spot, I have previously not been in here. TFTC I forgot to bring a recipe so I didn't take one.

The gate leading to the area od GZ was certainly different to anything else we had seen. We had to be careful walking to GZ because of the rough ground. From there it took a few minutes of poking and probing before we were able to locate this cache. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks for the cache 42below.

Checked cache after a DNF. It's there all snug and sound in its hiding place.

searched and searched, can I get a hint please

Didn't take or leave any recipes but it's a great idea and quick find.

Thanks for the chance to swap recipes. Took Tipsy French Toast and Left Lamingtons on Australia Day. TFTC 42below.

Out and about with Dutch Frangipani to do some more of the Ballarat and Creswick Caches.

This was the first cache of the day and a nice walk to GZ. Quickly had the cache in hand after a nice walk to GZ. Certainly an interesting area and Dutch Frangipani and I decided that she would log a recipe of Death By Chocolate. Just seemed appropriate for the area.

Thanks for the cache 42below

First one of the day with Sorceysal - we were here to clean up a few more Ballarat caches. Parked the car and walked a little bit to GZ where we quickly had the cache logged. As promised by Sorceysal I have attached a recipe for Death by Chocolate Cupcakes which I thought were quite fitting for the area.

Cache is up and running again. Enjoy it folks. If you don't have a recipe on you feel free to put one in your log.

Nearly finished assembling the new cache. Will be back up & running very soon.

Disabling. Need to check it out as it appears to have been muggled.

C'est repartis pour une après-midi vélo aujourd'hui ! malgré la météo je me lance ^^
Bon j'ai fouilli sur 20m autour du point zéro et je n'ai trouvé que un sachet plastique sans logbook... voir la photo (see picture)
Est-ce que log found it ou pas ? (sen me a email)
Merci 42below

No container, just the lid and a geocache 'calling' card.

great idea,TFTC

Found after a short search. No recipe taken but great idea!

Our second find today this is great fun just joined today

very wet!

Found 13:35, after a brief search.

TNLN, thanks 42below.

Great idea TFTC

Love the recipe cache!

Great idea. Found it without to much trouble. Left recipe, took nothing because we were disturbed by some very loud dogs next door.

Good easy find

Good one

Nice area

We always enjoy the historical caches and this one fitted the bill.

Nice hide and good sized cache too.
Many thanks .

Parked nearby and had a short stroll to gz.
Once the unit settled, we spotted something different and were soon signing the micro sheet.

Thanks for the location and clever hide.

Left home without the GPS today. Gave it a go anyway and we managed to find the cache. The lid was off when we found it. We left a recipe, signed the log and rehid. Thanks for the hide.

Nice hide

Nice find to end the night!!

On a good day out with the Mighty Phil from BogonHazy what a great day we had. Even learnt a bit
with no reciepe with us we just signed the log and quickly moved on

Whispering pines tell the story

Found after a couple of days of sussing out when the neighbor muggles weren't there.

Find #577 @0940H

Spending the day doing some caches as My parents "Tyred n Cranky" were riding their pushbikes around Ballarat in an event that was on today.

On my first past I did not locate the cache, as I had to quickly cover my tracks as some muggles were heading my way. but on my second attempt I had the goods fairly quickly

Took Soccer ball
Left Butterfly

TFTC

The tree above this cache sheds a LOT of litter!

Placed TB.

Easily found!

In the area with SpookyClams on a pleasant day of caching.
This gave us a little bit of trouble trying to locate but persistence paid off. Good time of year to do this, no water in the creek and no mozzies. TFTC.

Nice easy find, took geocoin. TFTC!

Found on another perfect day in Ballarat
TFTC

Started looking without a GPS, then woke up and pasted co-ords into good old google maps - got us close and then I discovered why people do this - uh oh, can see this getting a little more-ish.

Second visit and we found it. Have only be GC since yesterday and we dont have a GPS (yet) so it takes some research before heading out in the field.
Very addictive sport. TNLN.

PS. Newberys 500 finds Geocoin was present. I am new to Geocaching and only now had time to look it up what it meant. Will let someone else move it on.

This entry was edited by ledickin on Tuesday, 25 December 2012 at 12:35:33 UTC.

Time for a quick cache and to drop off a coin after the dentist..ugh.
Nice easy find. Sorry didn't have a recipe with me, but here's a cooking tip.
Alternative pizza for those who can't eat tomato, or who just want a change..
Just mix a packet of cup'a'soup up to a spreadable paste with a bit of hot water, I use Potato and Leek, and spread this over your base instead of tomato paste. Add toppings as desired and cook as normal.
Enjoy!
TN Left Newberys 500 finds Geocoin which wants to travel Australia.

We, too, were a New Zealand household with an Edmonds cookbook... in fact if I dig deep enough on my bookshelf I might find one too. Thanks for the cache.

Interesting walk through the Chinese "Settlement" to get to GZ. The neighbours over the fence from GZ were cooking. We don't know if they were using a recipe from your cache or from the Kiwi cookbook
NINO SL
TFTC

We loved this one and we will pop a recipe in here soon - since we forgot to bring one. We're learning! Thanks 42 below - and for your encouragement when we met you the day before we found this one. We really enjoyed it.

Found it in the rain. Geowife was on to this one, she loves her cooking.
Left 2 recipes pork kebabs and chocolate mud cake, took our 1st TB and enchilada stack recipe.
Guess what's for tea.....

Came here with greggsy2000 TFTC took nothing left TB

Good find. Just before sunset. Lovely spot.

Easy and fun

Found this cache during a nice lunch-break walk.

Took ginger crunch left rocky road sundaes thanks

Found by Jase with Team Rav. TNLN

Found TeamRav in the presence of 2Dudez TNLN. Nice little area not visited before.

Thanks it is a very nice area through the gardens. We had no recipe to leave so it was just a log sign and off to the next cache.

Another trip to Ballarat to grab another mystery and of course attend the Flash Mob Event. This will be the last cache to be found today and being a paperless cacher I had no idea about the theme but Bushfire is no cook so the best thing that I can do is to be sure to rise everyday and enjoy caching for as long as I can. I believe you are a very time dead, so make the most of it while you can.
Took a while to find this guy as the previous hider did a good job of covering it up.
Thanks 42below for another cache hidden.

Checked when I was up that way today. Cache is safe & sound & in place waiting with recipies for those that find her

sorry but we couldn't find this today. We will try again! I had my receipe ready and everything! I don't seem to be having much luck, lately in this hunting game!

Nice easy find. But do be careful found out the hard way dry pine needles are very slippery.

Found on our two week expedition to the Oz Mega In Albury. SL TNLN TFTC.

1445, GAFF1, Sorry, did not have any recipe to leave and I am not a good cook anyway

SL, cache in good condition.

TFTC 42below

Our 5th for the day. A relatively easy find after a bit of clambering around.
TNLN
TFTC

Day 3 and final day of our Ballarat Smackdown weekend with DazRascal, Blacklegend, Quasar3671 & Trailrunning which seen us collecting a great range of caches over 3 days, and this was one of them.

A short day of caching this morning, we had time for a few more before heading home and this was on our list.
Many thanks for a quick cache here. TNLN SL. Cheers.

One of 182 caches I personally found during our "Ballarat Smackdown" trip. The trip included teams Quasar3671, Trailrunning, Haveanez, Dazrascal and myself. Caches included around 30 mystery caches, a few earth caches, lots of trads and multis and both day and night caching. Some 4WD action was encountered as well, which was great. All puzzles within 60kms were solved.

I took three of my kids, Jasmine 7yo, James and Jemma 5yo twins, traveling from Tocumwal. The trip covered 3 days and two nights, staying in Ballarat. Quasar3671 took his two boys as did Haveanez. One of the best caching trips I have been on, and certainly lots and lots of finds, almost clearing out the main Ballarat area. Home base was the Miners Retreat motel, which was quite pleasant and quiet.

This was a find on our Sunday day run, which was only a half day run. Found without trouble, even with the stinky lake nearby. TFTC.

One of 184 cache finds during our "Ballarat Smackdown" weekend of caching on the 23rd to 25th. There were 13 of us including Blacklegend and three of his kids, Trailrunning, Haveanez and their two boys, Dazrascal and myself amd my two boys Tyler and Cooper. We'd spent a few weeks planning the trip, with every Ballarat Puzzle solved in the area, cache lists and road and route maps all ready to go. We stayed in the Miners Retreat Motel for the two nights and the accomodation and facilities were great. Our goal was simple - find as many caches as possible in the time we were here !

We found a great variety of caches and hides during the three days, which also involved a bit of walking and some 4WD fun as well in the state forests north of Ballarat. The weather was quite cold of the Friday and Saturday morning but eventually cleared to nice sunny weather Saturday arvo and Sunday. We all had a great time, especially the kids who did really well to keep up with the pace we were moving.

Our third day of caching and it was another big day ahead of us before splitting up early in the afternoon. With some four wheel driving, some essential caches to collect and getting 'lost' in the bush and some tricky caches found, the day turned out to be quite an adventure. With cars loaded with the gear and kids, we checked out of the accommodation and hit the road. Cache found and log signed. Thanks for the hide.

We were up to cache 132 at the conclusion of the Saturday of the “Ballarat Cache Smackdown”. Having arrived here on Friday night we had gone hard all weekend. It didn’t stop last night with a few juices being drunk before going to bed. The after effects of this were that we are all a little slow in starting up today. Having packed the cars and checking out of our home base we started our Sunday run with a few caches we missed the night before (the kids really did need to go to bed). The highlight of my morning was straining my left calf muscle running up a 4WD track. That sort of slowed me down for the rest of the day. We had a few must do caches today before splitting up and heading home. This was one of them. Find #140 for the “Smackdown” weekend. We didn't have time to read the recipes. Thanks.

cheers guys

Found

Found with Shamus. Very dry here

Found a cache nearby while heading back to the motel prior to going to work, so stopped and headed into this tranquil spot to make a quick find, no recipes exchanged but the log now carries my mark. Thanks 42below for the cache.

Have altered attribute and deleted dogs. Its probably best leaving them as home seeing bait has been laid in the area.

Found @ 11:14am with Taterheadz.

I didn't even know that this area existed.

TFTC

Not as agile as I thought I was trying to get over the fence (ow!). Nice quiet spot in here. TFTC

Dogs must be kept on a lead in here, however also noted a sign on the fence stating that RABBIT BAITS have been laid in this area. Hate your geodogs to eat one...

Nice hide. TFTC

Found tonight with a flat light

Thanks

Loved the Gate and the creek, a short rest for me, ( not ready for the long one here) 8th for the day,and 700th overall !!!! great spot.

TFTC

This entry was edited by Dazza1 on Wednesday, 02 November 2011 at 11:57:24 UTC.

A drizzling and cold day to do caching around Ballarat...Mr Bushies2 found it easily. Thanks 42below.

Found it. Be careful of the ants at the front gate.

Found it today with Landau351 on our caching jaunt around the Ballarat area.
Lovely area. We came in by that gate over there. TFTC

09/10/2011 16:01 Off to Creswick/Ballarat for an awesome hard-core caching weekend with my good mate iamapom (Carl). I am told that the public are allowed into cemeteries 24 hours a day which is probably why it was so simple to enter the doorway near this one by simply lifting the lever from the outside. It was spotted by Carl after a short search. I grabbed it. TFTC 42below TNLN SL

The nearby Chinese section of the cemetery and this lovely little garden made for a very peaceful spot.
I am afraid I didn't have any recipes with me today, but I really enjoyed this place.
Thanks for the cache.