Sutton Grange Cemetery Sutton Grange, Victoria, Australia
By tigersden on 22-May-12. Waypoint GC3M107

Allowing others to hide here.

A noce easy fin on my way to Bendigo for lunch with a friend. Cache was open and in pieces on the ground. Put back together and placed more securely.

Lid of cache is broken, log has been wet and is now a solid mass.

Beautiful, peaceful area. Snake warning for GZ though! Found with Chedda67207 on our way home from Bendigo. Took LEGO man and left minion toy, signed log. TFTC!

First find for me and my partner

Lovely spot to visit today. Grass is green, great view of the mount. TFTC

Find # 4459

A Lazy Saturday driving around the country side collecting smileys.
Well I have never been over to Mt Alexander so what better way to see it.

After coming off the mount it was time for some quick grabs a little further from home.
A quick and logical grab.

TFTC

Found on a lovely sunny mothers day adventure After seeing graves of too many people that passed away too young the girls were happy to find a lady that lived till 102!

Made a quick find here today Good spot for the cache. Lovely cemetery.
Signed and replaced. Cache lid has all the clipps on the lid missing and
contents a bit damp after the rain but log is signable. TFTC.

Nice fun easy find

Nice quick find with the Dineens. TFTC

The top is broken

Found on our way home from a short break in Bendigo doing some caching and visiting friends. A nice easy find here today after my GPS has an attack of the extreme low battery cant find planet earthedness... Fresh batteries installed and soon I spied the cache. The containers clips seem to have broken off however the cache seems to be holding up for the time being. Probably time for a welfare check soon. Other than that, thanks to Tigersden for bringing us to this peaceful place. We will be back another time to do some more caches in the area.

On the way to Malmsbury for lunch at MOTO BEAN we did some geocaching and found some great hide

What a peaceful little cemetery We've driven past here countless times and never actually stopped for a look. Thanks for taking us here Atila!

TFTC .Signed and returned.
Another lovely country cemetery.

A quick find in this interesting old cemetery. Unfortunately the cache is taking on water but others have already stated this!
Thanks for the cache.

A quick find in an interesting cemetery. As others have said, the cache container is taking water and will need some attention. Thanks tigersden.

Our second cemetery find for the day! Log is still damp but drying out and able to be written on. TFTC

Container holding water and a very wet log book, needs some mantance

Found today. Great cemetery but very wet. The cash was drenched with water inside, and the log book was to wet to write on.

Thanks tigersden for the GC

Found
It with my daughter, Molly, and left a frog.

Container clips broken, otherwise ok, thanks for bringing us here. TFTC

Found it...think it's in the wrong spot and it's soggy with water.

Found

Thanks for our first geocache. Miss 4 loved it

Quick, easy find with emthegem. Enjoyed the beautiful views looking out. Quaint cemetary. Tftc.

Found with TeamLauren. Thanks for the cache.

First ever!

Geokids had fun finding this one! Thank you.

Geokids had fun searching for an old gravesite.

Thanks tigersden. This was my, and my son's, first geocache find, a great start and we found it a lot of fun.

Found on a geocaching expedition with jtnsilo to Mt Alexander today. This was our third find. What a lovely old cemetery. Thank you for the cache tigersden

A nice quick find with Kazba16 on our way to Mt Alexander today. my mum would have liked this cemetery. [^] thanks for the cache here tigersden.

The second of three quick finds on a rare caching opportunity with my entire family (wife plus 2 kids). Like the one before, the cache was in the open, but I gave it a little cover after signing the log. I also placed the log sheet in a new zip-lock bag since it didn't seem to have one. Hope that's OK. Thanks for the cache tigersden!

First we say sorry to Atila as we do not have any small children to take caching with us. Our children are all grown up and so are our grandchildren, and the great gran-kids are not yet old enough. Sometimes we would dearly love to have a small child with us so that they can do all the things that children do naturally or because they can be lifted up to higher places to grab a cache.
We also enjoy wandering around the old cemeteries. We also scanned the munzee that is in the cache. SL TNLN

This was a nice quick find. We scanned the munzee and took the TB. SL TFTC

found it.
TFTC

Beautiful day in Sutton Grange. TFTC

Found at 2.50pm with GeoGranny. Beautiful spot! A lovely cemetery. Found a lovely sculpture on a grave. TNLN TFTC!

Number 10!! Double digits at last. Me and the GF on the way home from family Xmas in Bendigo. Nice wee cemetery tucked away off the main road. Good easy find. TFTC

Tftc. Driving back from family Christmas

Leaving Bendigo today after few weeks there.
Interesting cemetery hiding away from freeway.
Thanks for bring me here and cache.

We enjoy going to the cemetery's a nice quick find on our way home to Qld.

Our 50th cache! This certainly is a deserted location! The geokids found the cache easily as co-ords were spot on. It was a bit sad seeing how many children and babies are buried here. We placed some flowers on a grave and said our farewells. We also left a geocoin to hopefully bring others to this spot. TFTC.

A quick find today on our way north. Thanks for the cache.

Quick find for Sully1 and I here in another little cemetery around the state.
Nice job of hiding Attila, thanks buddy

Found with Bogonghazy on our long weekend assault of Castlemaine and surrounds. This one was found pretty quickly and we were off again after a short browse around. Thanks to Tigersden and especially to Atila. Well done young man

A trip to Castlemaine for another instalment in the Central Vic Get-Together events and a chance to spend a bit of the day finding caches around town.

A quick cache find in a quiet country cemetary with the bonus of a munzee at GZ.

Thank you for the cache tigersden.
#2853rd @ 0950hrs and 3rd of 28 for the day.

Great spot for the cache. Beautiful day. TFTC

Stopped on the way home to find this cache at 4:50pm. Only one other person around and they left as we got out of the car and they asked if we would shut the gate on the way out.
TNLN
thanks tigersden

Stopped and walked in to make the quick find.TFTC

Found with Geo-wife. Cache a little damp. Dried it out, SL did some swaps. TFTC

TFTC

Last one before heading home found it pretty quick

Found it this morning. Got to stop by my grandfather's resting place too.

Found it whilst visiting, went to do it another day but decided not to because there was a service on

Found it

Quickly found, Thanks! Howevers cache full of water, dried it out as best we could with piece of paper and our clothes but log unusable. Put in new paper but not sure how it will go.

Like to visit these old places. This one seemed to have many new graves Cache was full of water. Emptied and dried what I could. TNLN. Thanks for the hunt.

On a geocaching run in Bendigo with Jimmymaff. TNLN TFTC

I love looking around old cemeteries so enjoyed this one. Thanks tigersden

Nice little cemetery. Easy find which was a relief after not finding the previous two!

Clever hiding spot, tigersden has done it again with another great little cache

Nice easy find after an orienteering event at Bendigo today. Thanks.

found by DotG. SL, TNLN TFTC

Lovely drive to the area. Some very old unmarked graves here too! Kind of sad

I have been meaning to stop and search for this one for awhile on my frequent trips past. Today I had some milestones occurring so I thought what better way to bring them up than to find a tigersden cache hide!

Found and logged cache #200, completing 31 days straight of cache finds!

Thanks for yet another cache hide tigersden

Thanks for the Cache

Driving through area so stopped and had a walk.
TFTC TNLN SL (F676)

Nice quiet morning for this find TFTC

Found with Stooy

A nice sunny day for a walk among the dead and their stories.
Thanks

Sorry tigersden for the generic log but I'm trying to catch up on my logging, I currently have over 1000 to log before hitting some powertrails in the US after the block party next week. As always I enjoy the hunt whether I'm solo or with some of my caching or muggle friends. Thanks to those who have accompanied me to make the day more pleasurable and many thanks tigersden for placing this cache.

YACIDKA
As always a cemetery makes for an interesting little diversion from the highway
This one was no exception and a bonus
It is not a multicache [^]
I could actually enjoy the stroll through the stones without the mind numbing calculations, misread clues, and heading off to the wrong end of the cemetery to find a cache
TFTC and stroll through the dead centre of Sutton Grange.

TNLN TFTC

We found this one too, thanks t.

Today was my monthly caching trip with Biggles Bear, this time heading to the Bendigo area. This was a nice quick find. Thanks to tigersden for the cache.

Found 10:35, in the company of Muzza, after a brief search.

TNLN, CSI=2, thanks tigersden.

Found at 2.50pm. Nice easy find, in an area that was very quiet today. The cache is in good condition, and the thing that gets scanned is also healthy. I made my log and left to get Atila's cache for kids. TNLN. TFTC.

Found by Mary & David at 1655. Hi Atila, Thank you for leaving a cache here for us to find. On our way to Bendigo, so we'll see you tomorrow. This is a lovely, peaceful place. Mary loves exploring these special area. The oldest inscription we saw was from 1874. We also saw a snake skin, a timely reminder to be careful in the bush in summer. Our thanks to tigersden.

Found along with the muzee.
Tftc

6:44 pm type of place to go late at night with torches.

Easy find log in on our way home from our our caravan van
at Lake Eppalock for the weekend.
Had bit of look about with some history.
Thanks

Country cemeteries at least have great outlooks if only for visitors. Cache found easily thanks tigersden.

09:43
As we got out of the car we realised we were right amongst friends here. Having lived in the area for many years, names on headstones brought back memories of people with whom we had shared community interests and involvement. We did have to check that we were actually at Sutton Grange, because both the cache label and the nearby Munzee suggested we were at Sebastian, which is actually north west of Bendigo!

NOTE TO CO: We do wonder about the legitimacy of the First To Find for this cache .

TNLN . . SL . . Thanks for the hunt tigersden.
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Found at 9.10 today as we continue our caching trip. Left Bendigo this morning and working our way to heathcote. Thanks Tigersden. Also captured the munzee

Mr Morris has always wanted one to be there so thanks Atila. Left a soccer ball eraser. TFTC

Good find congratulations on your first cache.

Spooky place in the morning mist but an easy find on my way to Bendigo, now via Sutton Grange and Mandurang. Oh well, lucky I was not in a hurry today.
Thanks tigersden for 3 in a row.

An easy find after a picnic lunch at the Cascades in Metcalfe, then a drive through Sutton Grange.
Some interesting graves in this cemetery. Thanks.

Heading up to Wedderburn for The Old Blokes event " A day out in Wedderburn" we were both fortunate enough to score the day off and were able to take our time grabbing a few caches along the way. We now understand what the cache page meant about being able to easily miss this cemetery. The roadwork's were still here as we approached today and with a couple of cars behind us we were very happy that the gates were open so we could pull right off the road out of the way. We wandered off towards gz and were surprised to see that one of the residents had lived to the ripe old age of 102 something you don't too often see. The cache itself was a nice easy find and our name is now in the log.
Our thanks to mother and son for placing this cache

Published

Found by Roma and Max.
First to log but not to find.
We picked this one up on our journey south on a similar geo mission.
It was pleasing to find another in your mother and son series!
Thanks again Cerena and Tilly
From Romax.

FTF!!

It was Saturday (26/5) and we wanted to get out of the house for a little while. Had lent our GPS to my brother (so he could learn about caching) so thought why not a Munzee instead?

Never knew there was a cemetery at Sutton Grange - so it was an interesting little adventure for us.
After walking around in circles under a large canopy with the iphone we finally found the Munzee! But wait - what's that?! A cache!! So we opened it to sign the log and there you go - yet to be discovered! Checked website with phone - yet to be published too.

Way too cool an opportunity to pass by a FTF on a yet to be published cache. Really, how many people get to say they got a FTF on something yet to be published?!

GeoKeegs thanks Atila for the cool hiding spot and his FTF prize.

Walking back to the car from GZ we saw the most incredible rainbow that ended in a nearby paddock. Unfortunately to get to the leprechaun we would have to go onto private property...
No need as GeoKeegs already got his "pot of gold" with the FTF

TFTC Tigersden - a favourite from us for the experience and family memories made for us.