Love Hearts from The Lolly Bag Loop Murwillumbah South, New South Wales, Australia
By TooDogs on 16-Jun-12. Waypoint GC3NNHM

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.

Should you like to resurrect the cache please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.

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Found where we thought it should be but could not locate

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I believe this cache needs archiving. Hasn't been found since the 1st of May 2016. It's now nearing the end of 2017. Been many floods through this area. And as many of the recent DNFs state there's just nothing there! The CO doesn't seem to be active in geocaching anymore and there have been many of their caches that just aren't there and need to be replaced or archived.

This geocacher reported that this geocache should be archived. A community volunteer reviewer has been notified.

At first I thought I found it but the clue said over head height so we didn't find it

May need some work on this cache

Couldn't find

Another flood affected cache. Please replace.

As other have said dnf the cache. Nice rest stop with lots of ants

The only recent trace is a small blob of paper pulp on the end of a wire hook.
Many DNF's have preceeded this report.
Please replace or delete this cache.

Ok so I found it...I got a wet blob of paper mush pop out of a pipe on the end of my wife hook, so am surmising that the bison has been pinched or the top lost, and the log crammed back. Whether or not I really found the original cache, it's been missing so long that I'm calling this one, sorry!

As per mrsflag, the cache was unsignable and has been missing so long that it's time to report this one. Shame as its a good wee spot.

No good here

Please check its still there....

Do you think that this container is still there? We tried all sorts of methods to get into the pipes - but nothing came out.

Looked in the obvious places & all around. As it hasn't been found in a couple of months, perhaps it's gone walk about? Cheers anyway

Found it lucky me different tool can get it cool TFTC

So tiny

no room left to write on the log, but a good Anzac day find.

Teenie tiny log needs to be replaced

Making my way down through the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers, to stay overnight at the base of Mt Warning, with plans to make a sunrise climb to the summit in the morning.

Of course I couldn't resist making the most of my day, and sampling all these tasty treats on offer on the way down .

This nano caused considerable consternation, but was eventually extracted, signed and replaced.

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This cache was found in good condition, and adds to our total of 2358 smilies. Thanks **TooDogs** for showing us this spot. This log is trackable... discover our code TGQNRV, and please mention where you saw it.

Found it

I was keen to stretch my legs after a drive through the hinterlands, so i was very pleased to see this rest area had a cache to find. Standing by the picnic table I fired up the gps, which told me to search the nearby feature, which was what i was expecting. I looked in a couple of spots and quickly my fingers touched the cache, but it was in a ways, so i had to use my biro to extract tge cacge from its hide.
The logbook is now full and will require replacing.
My thanks to too dogs for the placement here, handy for tired travellers with a river view to boot.

-- This log is trackable ! --
-- Feel free to discover --
-- Please mention, in which cache you've seen this code: --
-- 3TABQX --

Caching with friends. A quick find. TFTC

Quick find on the way home on a rainy Australia Day. Surprisingly geohubby had a wire hook in the car. SL TFTC

Headed out for evening supplies with the bestie, and after a small detour we had stumbled across GZ. After the storm that went through everything was a little damp but after grabbing my caching kit from the car we headed over. Bestie was a bit taller than me and felt around to see where cache was hiding and after a discovering where it was and using the correct tool in my kit, we had cache in hand.

All good with cache. Only a few spots left on the log though so may need some maintenance soon to replace log. Log signed and replaced as found. Another one ticked off the lolly bag loop. Yay.

Now wine........

Couldn't find

Found it. Smallest cache I've seen.

Thanks for the cache

Thanks for the cache. The o-ring is missing but the log is dry and in good condition.
Cheers

Found it thanks bit tricky for shorties

Found.it

Got it ..love the sigb

got watch yourself when stretching for it

Very small

The smallest geocache we have every seen

TFTC

#6700Found and Logged 8:34:00 AM
One of 4 caches for the day on my way home from OZ-MEGA
A cold wet trip south
Thanks for the cache TooDogs

These babies are very hard to handle. TFTC

Heading towards the CITO event at Stokers this morning.
Nice hide.
TFTC

Out geocaching with geoson King-Fisher 8 for the day. Beautiful area and awesome weather. TFTC

I dont know how, but we managed to find it and get it out without simething metal. To make thing better thats our first nano cache. YAY !!! ~ the places

Smilie #1899

What do you do on a day when it's pouring rain in sunny QLD?
Go caching in Northern NSW (where it's also bucketing down) of course!

Made sure not to disturb the nearby cache guardian (Water Dragon).
Luckily we carry the required 'tool' onboard the Geo-beast so a quick& easy find here for us today.
No problems with retrieval.
Log signed & replaced as found.

TFTC TooDogs

TYFTC. Love these type. Aladdin's magnetic retrieval tool does it again.

Found it

Found

Caching in the dark, I fished around in a likely hidey hole with my makeshift stick-hook. Plop. Something not very big hits the ground. Get my phone torch going. Is that it? Wow! This thing is small! Phew, lucky it didn't take off down the hill, never to be seen again.

Loved this one. I pass by here many times a week; it's nice to know this little tacker is hiding out in there.

Finally got a morning on our Queensland holiday to do a bit of caching and to pick up a combination of a few different types of caches for a challenge I am slowly working on back in Melbourne. I grabbed one puzzle in Queensland before heading down this way for a few in NSW. It was very humid and 35 degrees today which is weather I am so not used to being from Melbourne!
A nice quick find, managed to wiggle it out of its hide with my fingers then used the tweezers to extract the log.
Thanks TooDogs for the cache, the hunt and the fun.

Tricky, winkled it out with long tweezers just as tool was found.
TFTC

Caching with malrob66 and nessie56. Quick find. Tricky to retrieve but luckily had my
geocache tweezers with me. TFTC.

Tftc

Used a pair of tweezers for this one.
TFTC

Found with Jennymarj. Still following crankypants around the valley. Tftc

Found this with Boofhead. We were tool-less but found a below mentioned substitute to assist with extraction! TFTC.

Retrieved it with a crochet hook. Then found someone has left a useful prop nearby.

Just cruising the area on the way down from Main Beach to Murwilumbah to check out the Margaret Ollie installation so thought that we might just pick up a cache or two, bit too hot to spend the day chasing down every cache en route though, just a couple then back into the airconditioned car.
After spending the past six months Geocaching our way around France, Spain, Portugal and the UK, It's good to be out and about in our own beautiful backyard so to say. By comparison Australia still looks wild and untamed compared with the ancient vineyards and narrow hedged lanes that we travelled through. TFTC

Out and about with 'Runciple' Duck not happy about temperature!!!
Having just picked up the car after six months geocaching through France, Spain,Portugal and the UK We just happened to look in the glove box for the bag of munchies that sometimes lurk there, found a bag of assorted delicacies, then upon sinking my teeth (or in the Ducks case sucking on one) only to find that they weer well and truly beyond their use by date. Thanks for the cache.

On our way back to Tweed when we stopped to find this one. It was just where the hint said. Left our wire hook for future cachers. Added our name to log and put back where we found it. TFTC

tftc..

Catche wasn't in box near sign and the cs is only a magnet ... Is it still there??

Cool tiny cache it was out in the open so it hid need to be put back in it's spot we hid under some leaves in the concrete box by the sign. TFTC

Have put it so it is closer to the sunlight.... Quick and easy very pretty area down here found with Diamonjs. TFTC

Easy find but hard to get out as it had been pushed to far in. TFTC

Pretty sure I touch this with my small stick. But it was in too far, I heard a small rattle!!
May need to check it. Regards Joyb3lle

These weren't my favourite lollies when i was young, they always seemed chalky to me. while i didn't have a hooked wire with me today I did have a magnetic telescopic retriever which worked just as well.
I used to stop at this little park all the time with my family when we travelled the highway from Brisbane to Newcastle when I was just a little girl, brought back some good memories. tctc Toodogs

Thanks for the cache, cool cache. Muggle friend made the reach and the find. Nice river. Caching with McLookers.

Our muggle friend made the stretch using the clue. Nice river. Thanks for making us stop and for this series.

Visiting Byron Bay from Ballarat for a couple of days and caching with Tomstache and a couple of muggle friends, we ventured to Mullumbimby Market today, stopped for a pie at Billinudgel, then continued on to Tweed Gallery to see the Margaret Olley Exhibition and enjoy afternoon tea before heading back to Byron Bay via the coast road. A stunning day all round.

good cache

Our second stop on our day trip from Fingal to Murwillumbah. Now I know where Bullamakanka is. The cache was on the ground. We placed it in a nearby spot that fitted the clue. SL TFTC

Found it. Thanks. Sweet smell of success

Out for a fun day of caching in the area. Hope to do the loop.

Another great day of caching with Paws44 . Greetings from the US

That’s one more find for me! Thanks so much for hiding this geocache.

Definitely needed a hook for this one .. TFTC

Wire would be helpful!

Greetings to all the Lolly Bag Loopers, I did a full maintenance run today and I am glad to report that all the Lolly Bag Loop caches are now fully operational. Thank you all for being so patient.
Regards
Darrel / Toodogs

I missed this one a couple of months back when muggles were camped right at GZ. Not today - except it did take some work to retrieve the cache container

I find myself today all alone and up very early watching my caching buddies (and geowife) all climbing Mt Warning. They have left me because I have a recent health condition that prevents me from climbing anything too strenuous. So leaving Murwillimbah Caravan Park at 3.30am I drove around The Tweed looking for suitable terrain caches.
My second in a long run around the Lolly Bag Loop as I make my way out to Cabarita. I was careful not to disturb the nearby sleeping muggles in their minivan as I searched around for a helpful implement. Back to the car and a cable tie will do nicely!
Thanks again - but not a fan on the Love Hearts...I never got given an 'I love you' one by the girls of my childhood. So sad...

I am on my way to Murwillumbah because tomorrow I am going up Mt Warning for a milestone and needed to get the numbers just right.
Only a couple left now.
A quick find but needed a tool to reach it.
Thanks for the cache.

Nice hiding spot

A great hide, a nice area. The GPS was spot on & we had the cache in hand in no time. Terrific little cache, we've never found one that small before! Signed & re-hid. TFTC!

Geo Wife and I had a day to ourselves and the Lolly Loop and it's other caches were still on our unfound list so we headed South hoping for a great day.

Geo Wife was feeling very short here as I had to reach up in search of this one.

Nice hide, this wont be muggled anytime soon!

Thanks TooDogs TFTC SL

Found a while ago with ash&shaun1003 and ness&kadin92.

Running out of paper

Quick find TFTC

Found it! Visited some TB's for some mileage.

Got it! Nearly flicked it out of its hidey-hole into the river, after poking around to try and find something to act as a hook. Hehe. All safe and sound now. TFTC.

Good cache

TFTC

Nice hiding spot.

Nice hide. no special tools needed luckily!

Found by the geo-crew during a morning of caching around the Tweed and just as the dark clouds rolled in from the west. Many thanks TooDogs

Nice hiding spot

Dannza and I had a couple of days off work, so what better way to spend it then a caching road trip to Byron Bay. Quick drive by and grab. TFTC TooDogs

Quick find all good. TFTC