Time After Time Hazelwood Park, South Australia, Australia
By Sneaky Squeaky on 20-Jan-11. Waypoint GC2MP3Q

A not so quick find tonigth with the x-trailers and locus cache.
GPS had us nearly 90mtrs off.
Eventually found by thinking 'sneaky'
TFTC

After locating this cache had to ask ourselves why it had taken us so long .to locate
Clue is to think like Sneakysqueaky
Gps way of tonight
took trackables for a visit
tftc

I wanted to get some caches and earthlight and x-trailers had agreed to come hunting wth me after work
This cache had us all over the place as neither the GPSr or the mobile phone would give us consistent distances: is it here or there or there? [?]
In fact, we ended up searching an area that was rather large.... it is interesting how the mind goes to certain objects first and is determined that the cache is there when, in fact, it is almost 50m away!
Thanks to previous logs and the hints contained within them... we finally managed to locus cache but I would have hated to have been FTF here without the assistance of other finders' logs!
SL. TFTC SneakySqueaky

Yet another fantastic Squeaky hide! Like others, the trees had my GPSr a good 10 metres off but after a thorough inspection of some trees, the logs provided a hint, sending me in the opposite direction of my original hunt. After that, it was a quick find and sign while enjoying the park! TFTC Squeaky!

Nice quick find with SXC while in Adelaide for the weekend! TFTC

The gps would not settle down for this one.(Trees and cloud cover.)

And I was not thinking straight as wel, l so this one took far too long but I got there in the end.

TFTC SneakySqueaky

Time after time...you confuse me.

Loved the location

Thanks [8]

Large assault on the Sneaky Caches today.
This is one of seven successes today.
Just to annoy the people that DNF'ed this, I walked staright up to this. Second cache ever that I can claim that it was in the first place I looked.
My DNF several weeks ago was way off as my GPS had me in a completely different location.
TFTC SL TNLN

Gotcha!

Failed on two previous visits. But after some reassurance that I was looking in the right place, and even looking for the right sort of cache, I returned today and walked straight up to it. How on earth did I not find that last time, or the time before that??

Thanks Sneaky

Fail!

Too sneaky for me this time.

And I came here with such confidence after finding another SneakySqueaky cache with more stars just minutes before!

[B)]

It took Four inquisitive kids and their mums to get this one.. Good hide but sorry no log recorded as no pen on us... Maybe the next finder could write us up...

We had searched for this one before with no success but after having read the logs decided to have another look. The clues helped and VJ187 and I soon located the cache. This would have to be one of my favourites. TFTC

Great hiding place. Found with 2011*turtle. TFTC

Very smart hide.

Got it, walked straight up and there it was. Another great one ! TFTC.

The ways of SS are well known to the Tiger now and this was found without to mch trouble, apart from the GPSr telling me it was 10m away. TFTC SS.

Found It!
Easy find while solving that Z multi...
You must know the guy at the magnet factory well by now...
TFTC

Needed a find today to fill in a hole in our caching calendar. Satloc was very flaky and the GPSr kept sending me 10m one way then 10m back the other way. Lots of little hidey holes but then I remembered some information I was given about Sneaky hides ages ago and the next thing I had a cache. Good hide.

This park is well known to me. Spent many an hour here as a child particularly at the pool.
Thanks SneakySqueaky.

Brucie had the opportunity to go our with Moneydork this evening and managed to find this cache not too far from where the caravan is currently parked. It proved to be a mild evening and relatively quiet on the roads, perfect to get caches closer to the city.
Thanks to SneakySqueaky.

A very sneaky hide - well worth a favourite.
Unfortunately my GPS didn't like the co-ords.

found while the kids ran off to play in the park . I use to spend time here many yrs ago as a child. fond memories, brillant cache.

Found by Mary & David at 1515. Missed it on the first pass as we were looking from the wrong angle. Second time around we spotted something different - ah there it is! Our indicated GZ was out on the grass, but not too far away. Our thanks to SneakySqueaky.

Awesome hide as all sneaky squeaky hides are. TFTC

Brilliant..Loved it... It took me 5 mins or so to trigger and run over to the cache... Yeeharr got ya ..

TFTC

Favorite point for you

Awesome hide. Very impressive... TFTC...

Just arrived at gz when a muggle council rubbisher picheruppera turns up.
Waiting, waiting, thankfully he didnt stay too long...
then the find was made in almost the first sneaky place I looked!
Thanks
Another great hide

Found it - second time. Out this way without the kids this time and found the sneaky hiding place. Obviously a bit of effort has gone into this one. TFTC

Tried this in the dark a while ago, coupled with the GPS jumping all over the place we didn't have a hope. The hardest thing about this one was avoiding the attention of the nearby muggles. By the looks of it, this cache has been visited by people who came straight from Secret Garden #3. We went straight for that trick first also. TFTC

Quick and easy find. It helps having found a few Snekay Squeakey's before.
TFTC

Perhaps it helps knowing a little about the devious mind that dreams up these hides. I decided to take a different route home from singing lessons tonight and it has opened up a whole block of unfound caches for me Kingsington-Portrush-Greenhill-Glynburn ... the only problem is its squeaky-territory, so it may take some time to fill it with smileys.

Just targeted one cache tonight.[:o] Picked "time after time" as I suspected that Thomas the Tank would be a world of pain - a needle in a haystack , and it was only a small deviation off the path home.

No muggles for me at 7pm and it was quickly located ... amazingly it was the smallest of details that I spotted very quickly... and I doubted myself for a moment when it did not come to hand quickly. Lovely job... I suspect a cupboard/cabinet somewhere is short 1 item , hope they do not notice it at the next stocktake!!! LOL

Searched around GZ but couldn't find it. Boys were tired after walking around the park - could have also been due to the slippery dips and flying fox too Gave up and will come back another day.

Eluded me today- have to come back at another time.

Another great hide. Thanks for the effort you put into these.

Great spot. Found it just as my sons wanted to give up.

#988 Visiting from Melbourne and doing some caching while here. Yes, very sneaky squeaky! Had the light bulb moment while approaching GZ and reading the cache page and yes, that was it! Thanks squeaky72, well done.

Too sneaky. We couldn't find it. Will have to try again another day.

Found this on our second visit... glad we had done a few of your caches before sneaky that helped alot.

SL TFTC!!!

Had to laugh at this one as, while I was in the car working out what was to be my final cache for today, the song "Time After Time" came on the radio. I took this as an omen and went of to find what seemed like a very popular cache. I now know why. Like everyone else, some sitting and thinking was required, and then I saw something that didn't look quite right. Lo and behold there was a very well hidden cache. Thanks for all the effort in this one - a definite favourite from me!

Even with the muggles around today, we were able to (stealthily) make our find (fortunately they were some distance away) [8)].
GPS had is somewhere else at first, but it didn't take long to find the right spot .
TNLNSL.
Thanks for one more Squeaky72.

Great little park but an even better cache, very neat.
TFTC

Reperio at 1635.

Parked roadside and really enjoyed the walk through this beautiful park. Once at GZ, there were a few likely places the cache could have been, and after 5 mins of solid searching, the fantastically hidden cache was found. Whilst I've seen plenty of this type of hide before, I think this is the most well executed one I've seen. Very well disguised.

Gratias squeaky72.

Found easily after some help from Squeaky72!
Thanks Squeaky! We love your caches!
Team GeoChicks

Finally found it after some help from Squeaky72! This is an awesome cache and one of the best so far!

Found with Margie24 and Dinosaur Diva 632! This was an awesome cache and thankyou Squeaky72 for your help!

Wow!! What a sneaky hide. I nearly gave up. Thankyou sneaky.

Found on a lunchtime outing. Nice park.
Thanks for the cache.

Took 3 visits here to find a time when GZ wasn't muggle central. Actually, the first two times when we did a quick look when there were muggles everywhere our GPS actually had us quite distance away and we were looking at the completely wrong spot. We went back there today and started looking there again then noticed that GZ was actually somewhere different. At the correct GZ the impressive hide was soon found. Was actually surprised that this one slipped through given its proximity to another cache.
TFTC

As Summer is almost here at this park will be full of fun and life I thought that I would give the new and none premium members a taste of the sneaky squeaky style. Have fun and Happy hunting.

So from me to you from SQ72

nice one squeaky72, you sure come up with some great ideas. We love them and hopefully we can become better at solving them. managed to dodge muggles and will be coming back to this lovely park
TFTC

Well done squeaky72, you achieved your goal... We couldn't find the cache!! . As visitors to the area this is the first of yours we have attempted. We enjoyed the park and the 'log'. If only it could talk, just imagine the stories it could tell.

Sat down and had a think about this one and then it all became clear. Very good hide. TFTC.

Brand new cache and brand new logbook

Happy hunting

From me to you from SQ72

I didn't read the logs till I got home and saw this one ofline.
I will return to sign the new log once it goes live again.
Great little hide.

Cheers and happy caching.

This entry was edited by ACME_Caching on Saturday, 17 September 2011 at 09:05:00 UTC.

Log is still soggy and still full. Needs new sheet of paper to replace current sludgy pieces.

Will replace logbook within the week. Sorry.

Well today was much better than last attempt (which I may not have logged). A few recent logs helped quite a bit. There was a lot of activity from the local branch of DWIMA (dog walking interfering muggle association) as I approached the area, and I suspect I may have trodden in something that no-one wanted to own up to. Definitely suspicious smells in the area.
Very clever hide, possibly the thinnest I have come across yet.
Finding this one is giving me hope I'll round up some more of these sneaky squeaky hides.

Have just arrived home from our holiday to S.A. and an event up in Bundaberg, Qld, so sorry for the late log. What a beautiful park. Our granddaughter was on holiday down here with us and we brought her to the park. Someone had left bread on the grass and so we let her feed the ducks. (I know, they are probably best left to their own devices, but the bread was left on the grass anyway.) Found the cache and once again we were amazed at the ingenuity of you squeaky72. This was yet another great sneaky squeaky cache. Added our signature to the already discussed, and already replaced, wet log. Thanks for another great hide.

Beautiful park!
there was a family having a BBQ close by and the smell was teasing me at dusk while I searched up the hill a bit, poked my phone torch in a few holes but regretted it... again today! Ewwwww!!!!
Ok, read the logs and realized it was further back the way I had come a bit. Similar to another Squeaky, you'd think I'd learn by now that Squeaky doesn't DO holes in trees! Grrr. Found and signed. The kids LOVED the giant hollow tree nearby!

I am getting used to squeaky!
Cache is about 15 paces from gps coords (which were very shaky today) and log is drenched. Sneaky, this was sneaky!
In other news, i muggled badly, although not near the cache. Seeing a guy my age sitti ng on a kog with a phone in his hand, looking around, i drew the wrong conclusion. Oops! A few embarrasing moments kater, we might have a new cacher.

This entry was edited by Team Engage on Wednesday, 03 August 2011 at 07:36:05 UTC.

Visiting Australia from Chicago. Out caching with my new fun and slightly crazy Aussie caching friends, team honeysucker and team froghoppin. They were taking me to find some of Adelaide's finest caches. Great little hide. Loved the idea!! TFTC

A quick find for once. I'd visited this site once before but a combination of muggles and a dodgy GZ gven by the GPSr meant a quick, unsuccessful search of the wrong spot.

Today there were no muggles, but the GPSr still wanted me to search some distance away.

Thanks for an interesting hide squeaky.

This cache came up on the radar during my regular Monday night random cache hunt through the eastern suburbs.
When I read it was a ‘Squeaky’ I estimated my chances of finding it in pitch black conditions were pretty remote. Then again, I do like a challenge.

The first challenge was to get close as I was parked on the wrong side of the creek and with no bridge to be seen (at least not in the dark) I had no choice but too rock hop across.
At GZ luck must have been on my side as it took literally thirty seconds to find the cache (it helps to have found another 'Sneaky' before). The log was signed and purring like a Cheshire cat I drove off again in search of the next random cache.

PS log book is quite damp and now completely full – Time for a replacement

loads of muggles, and no luck...we thought about it, I tried to find my inner Cyndi Lauper...we will be back for another try! thanks for the challenge, we really want to see this cache camo every log talks about !

With a hint on this one, finally bagged this find. Even had some stuff to deposit. TFTC.

Found tonight after a few minutes of searching TFTC should have know that it was another "sneaky72" hide. That's how i think of you - always creative and sneaky hides!

did with the frogs and squeky as our tour guide TFTC TNLN

Driftkid was on song today, he had the cache in hand before we were with in 5m, an excellant standard of hide, will be looking forward to more of your caches in the future TFTC squeaky72

Everlasting found it before me but it took us a while... Clever hide.
Thanks squeaky72 for the cache.

Accompanied with Lava12, loves your idea - excellent one. Signed the log. Thanks squeaky72.

Clever hide. Dodged the dog-walking muggles to locate this one fairly quickly after a bit of thought. TFTC

quick find night caching

A nice sneaky hide one of a few squeaky caches found today! TFTC
For once a person looking for the cache was not the most intriguing thing for muggles in this park, made a quick find with a medieval fair going on nearby

Searched the correct location in the morning before the pub lunch event, but to no avail. A little hint from a fellow cacher and on the way home, BINGO! Thanks squeaky72. It was good to meet you at the lunch.

The location was obvious, the cache not quite so much thanks to the clever camo!
I sat on a log for a while and pondered the spot and suddenly it became obvious.
Cheers & TFTC

Muggle picnicers everywhere .... but i managed to retrieve and sign while supposedly having a conversation on the phone. Clever hide as my first thought had been towards the many holes in the things growing nearby. Thanks squeaky for a challenging hide in a busy spot!!

GPS had me a little way off, but really there were only a couple of places nearby that it could be, and hints from previous logs helped put me at the right one. Even then I had to inspect everything closely before finding the cache. Another truly amazing job on the camouflage Squeaky!

TNLN - Thanks Squeaky72!

Sat loc a bit flaky and had me about 10m away but after reading description picked up on the clue and quickly had the cache in hand. Nice hide. TFTC squeaky72.

Very impressed with another clever hide! Found after a short detour on the way home from work. Thanks for the cache squeaky72.

Yeah, if only all dog owners would collect the time bombs they leave behind, mind you it's a lot better than it used to be. A quick find again for Gayle as the others were still looking for the sat loc
TFTC
[red]Gayle & Mark[/red]

Found whilst out with Flipper and Co.. whilst keeping an eye on the geokids.. mrs flipper had the cache in hand quick as a flash!!
TFTC

In the park for a 5y.o birthday party so took a wander. Sat and watched a Renaissance Fair with Knights duelling in front of a Baroness while the GPSr tried to get a good sat lock. Never got a good lock and I was getting bounced all over the place. A quick reread of the cache notes and GZ and the cache was quickly spotted - and there I was thinking I'd need to ring the Astro help line, but I guess he'd probably just tell me to look to the Heavens and search for stars.
TNLN, TFTC Squeaky72

Cheers

The co-ords were a touch out but sometimes that makes the find more rewarding - especially when its a cracker like this that appeals to me for certain reasons.
The youngest pup has a knack for finding these Squeaky mysteries.
Fave point here.
TFTC.

Bit easier finding this after End of the Road

Woo! Quick find second time around after finding end of the road last night. TFTC

Found at 19:54 on my way out. I picked up the clue in the notes, so a very quick find (and I'd already found End of the Road)

Like many others it was hard to get sat lock so was doing the drunken bee in the dark.

Found something in the trees but after talking to a previous finder, I have found I was close but just a little off.

Another day .....

I will re-check my GPS coordinates for this Geocache and adjust them if need be. However some comments say they are spot on and some say they are out by 15m. Trees In this location may play a part in The GPS jumping around,Sorry:(

Squeaky72

This entry was edited by squeaky72 on Tuesday, 08 February 2011 at 03:15:47.

We really enjoyed this part of the park, we stayed and enjoyed the shade while we watched the magpies playing in the sprinklers!
As mentioned in previous logs, our GZ was about 15m NE of where we found the cache.
It was a tricky hide, but we were soon on to it.
Thanks for the great cache squeaky72!

Mr and Mrs Fluffy

what a good hide had me wandering in about in a empty park thankfully

Find 1157
DNF BFE Style.
DNF with the GPS.
The GPS indicated a GZ between a number of features.
Like Mrs A (Allchin) I resorted to witchcraft, which feature do I select.
In the end the find was easy as I was expecting this type of hide.
Thanks to squeaky72 for the cache.

Quick find at picnic lunch time. Another terrific hide which would have taken longer if not for the recently found end of the road.

Possibly the cleverest hide we've done in a long while. TFTC! Incidentally, our coordinates were pretty close to accurate.

No luck a few days ago but after a couple of sleeps I thought I had an idea where it would be. 15 minutes the first time, 15 seconds this time. I even have the same stuff to make a cache of my own! What was I thinking?

I was in exactly the same spot for GZ as previously, so I ignored the co-ords today. I think the co-ords are out by roughly 10m NE of the real GZ, which didn't help the first time either. The trees make the GPS jump around a bit too. TNLNSL. TFTC and the sleepless nights, squeaky72.

On a really hot morning we headed down to the park to find the new cache. ( I was working yesterday when SXC got a joint FTF with the Frog) On approach to GZ we saw a muggle near GZ.... oh no..... oh yes it was a cacher!! We met Astro who had just found the cache. I was left to find the cache, after reading the cache description I had a fair idea where it would be near. But the hide was much different to what I thought. Clever hiding spot!!
After chatting to Astro and hearing about an awesome cache in WA we now want to head west.

After finding the cache we had and enjoyable swim at the pool.
TFTC
SS

Like others before me, I had a choice of 2 objects. One looked scary but interesting. A couple of lucky players rolled up after me and tried to get to this cache. I snapped a pic (LOL). Talk about cocking the leg on a tree. Doggy style!!!!!!!!! Can you pick who they are??? [:0][:0][:0][:0][:0]

Clear skies from TeamAstro.

Searched for doggy-do /
Fin'lly sought an Astro clue /
Ah!! Right there in 2
(D)

[I was here a long time. Partly because it's a great hide. But also partly because co-ords had me 10m-15m to the NNE of where I needed to be.]


This entry was edited by The Turner Gang on Sunday, 30 January 2011 at 15:41:37.

Yay! Joint FTF with Freddo and another quality cache. It's not often you get greeted by the cacher owner when you arive hoping for a FTF. A plesant surprise, nice to meet you Squeaky. Keep'em coming.

Cheers and Happy Hunting from Southern Cross Caching

Silver to Allchin at 15:30!
The elderly are advised to stay indoors in hot weather. Good advice but there are exceptions, for example, when a new cache comes up close to home base!
Arrived at GZ to see a couple of familiar faces returning to their vehicle after logging their joint FTF.
After some hunting we grabbed and signed the well-concealed log.
Thanks squeaky72 for the cache.
Through a bit of luck and Mrs. A’s incredible powers of deduction (some would say witchcraft), we later met with the enthusiastic owner of the cache and had an enjoyable discussion on the joys of caching.
Hope to see more from you soon squeaky!

It's always fun when you arrive at GZ to see someone acting suspiciously, and wonder if you have a chance to play pesky muggle and make them nervous. No chance for that today, the Tardis Trio pegged us for cachers the minute they spotted us and even figured out who we were!
And so began an extended search. We knew we were looking for something clever, and from previous "unknown" cache sizes we even had some ideas about what sort of hide it would be, one of which turned out to be correct, but we were completely ignoring that! GZ had us about 10m away, and then the GPS just went crazy, updating every few seconds - 10m away, 120m away, 80m away, 10m away. Well we were never going to get anywhere with that. So we called upon the frog who managed to lead us up the garden path a bit, before helping us out. In the meantime Ms Wibble and Ms Tardis and mini Tardis checked out a nearby Koala that some dog walker alerted us to - in a very non-koala tree!
Sneaky hide, we've seen ones like this before but this one just blends in so well.
Nice to meet the time travellers and have some company while we were searching in the heat. Lucky we found it when we did, as we were supposed to be on our way to pick up some stuff from a friend who is moving house near to us, so we didn't keep her waiting TOO long.... and headed out this evening looking for a cache, and came home with a rabbit, a possum, and a salamander in our car. They weren't swaps though!