Swarbrick Park (Waikato) Frankton, North Island, New Zealand
By
psychrn on 27-Oct-11. Waypoint GC36Q23
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Logs
Found the Jimbo’s container (after looking at hint) not before being chased and abused by the owners of the home behind this part of the fence. Pretty scary as out with my baby and they seemed aggressive and paranoid, not a good place for a cache methinks
Decided to come back to this one. The cache has unfortunately broke/nicked. Out of it's place and empty. I hope you find a replacement.
I was followed and think so one stole and destroyed everything that's what they said they would do I'm sorry if its destroyed
Found, but unfortunately the cache had been destroyed. The lid was nowhere to be seen and the log was soaked, lying loose in the fallen leaves. Put it back in the container next to fence.
Hi there. Sorry to say I found this cache wrecked today. The contents were scattered all over the place and the log, which had been lying loose in the fallen leaves, was waterlogged!
Slowly heading up to Auckland to see family. Tonight we parked up at the Classic Car museum and after dinner went out for the stroll to look for the nearest 3 caches. Despite being dark managed to find all three without difficulty. The clear hint here made it a quick find. Thanks for the smiley.
Found it quite easily, first one found of mine and the misses geocaching experience. TFTC
Coordinates changed from:
S 37° 47.377 E 175° 15.107
Coordinates changed to:
S 37° 47.372 E 175° 15.079
Distance from original: 137.9 feet or 42.0 meters.
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S 37° 47.377 E 175° 15.107
Coordinates changed to:
S 37° 47.372 E 175° 15.079
Distance from original: 137.9 feet or 42.0 meters.
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After a bit of digging around amongst leaves I found the cache. Been here a few times playing rugby and cricket with the kids
Found after a good hunt - it wasn’t in the location that the hint suggests but was able to be found. TFTC
A walk down form the classic car museum fo the forth time to find this one. success at last Thanks for the placement
Came down to Hamilton to visit the car museum with rustynz and Rebel98 and little blackbird. But also there are caches that need to be sorted and those we choose to do.
rusty made short work of this one, thanks for bringing us here.
rusty made short work of this one, thanks for bringing us here.
Took the walkway between the houses, and thru the grove of trees. Found the hint a little confusing, so looked along the fence and the different fence posts, and there was the cache.
Happy to find and be signing the log, thanks for the hide psychrn, caching with rebel98, little rebel and gorby
Happy to find and be signing the log, thanks for the hide psychrn, caching with rebel98, little rebel and gorby
Found this time after widening the search. Certainly less than seven posts away.
With the helpful hint I was able to find this well hidden cache at this time of the year. The amount of tree leaves would be great fun for children (and adults ) to play in - when dry. Tftc
Coordinates changed from:
S 37° 47.382 E 175° 15.112
Coordinates changed to:
S 37° 47.377 E 175° 15.107
Distance from original: 38.8 feet or 11.8 meters.
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S 37° 47.382 E 175° 15.112
Coordinates changed to:
S 37° 47.377 E 175° 15.107
Distance from original: 38.8 feet or 11.8 meters.
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Couldn't find anywhere just a random knife stabbed into the ground behind one of the posts weird
I had a really good look but did not find it on this occasion. I will return with a new set of eyes.
I wrote this log while waiting for a muggle to pass by. This looked so close to the railway park cache but had to detour around the row of houses. Great day for a stroll with geodog while the car gets re-tyred. Tftc
MRS tryfyn found this while I was scrabbling around in the leaf litter. Nice walk out through the Railway Village. Good to recall a time when firms looked after their workers. TFTC.
Not where I first thought it would be. But all made sense when it was found. TFTC
Covered up well after the find. Too inebriated fellows were relieving themselves nearby. Great timing, as usual. Log book very wet.[8]
Found while out with my mum, sweetpeas4meplse. This one has escaped me in the past but finally found today, though i think it may need checking to see if it is in the correct place as the cache was not really hidden at all.
Tftc.
Tftc.
Found today with JO_G cache was spread all over the ground so picked it up and put back together and back to suspected spot where it should have been hidden, to the previous loggers please don't give the location of the cache away.
TFTC - enjoying an afternoon in Hamilton before the national bridge congress starting tomorrow. Time to find some caches, thanks for placing and bringing me to these interesting locations
A night mission to Hamilton with Philip.Perry and ApacheD. We only decided tonight to come over so didn't really have a plan of attack other than to start at one cache and just keep going for as long as we could. I did have a 7 am curfew which I made just in time then I sleeped half the day away. We learnt it's so much easier to cache at night no traffic no parking issues no muggles we had a fairly successful night and I look forward to our next night attack.signed logs PAD
Tftc
Tftc
An impromptu all night affair with no muggles, no traffic and all the parking we could want! Set off with ApacheD & Davidsonclan around 7pm finding a couple sneaky Tauranga caches before starting the 'Hamilton Assault' It was a productive 10 hours in spite of the weather & DNFs. Signed our logs as PAD to save time and log space.
Sometimes the most obvious place isn't what you home in on so while DC and I were checking the fence line, Apache comes in with a straight forward find in the obvious spot. Cheers psychrn, TFTC.
Sometimes the most obvious place isn't what you home in on so while DC and I were checking the fence line, Apache comes in with a straight forward find in the obvious spot. Cheers psychrn, TFTC.
haha found it went to the wrong tree thn realised 2mins later it wasnt evn tht one
Found during an early morning caching foray in Hamilton not far from where we were staying for the night. Thanks for the cache psychrn!