AP 335 Lust Karrakup, Western Australia, Australia
By Allied Pranksters on 26-Aug-12. Waypoint GC3PGVT

Fire has destroyed some caches.

No dice

This geocacher reported that the container is damaged.

Couldn't find. Fire has been through (seems like a few months ago) so it potentially has been destroyed. Can CO please check

Tftc stumped me a little at first but coordinates as good and it took only a few minutes for me to find it

We set off in wet weather gear with overcast skies & a threat of rain but soon discarded some layers as the autumn sun broke the trees. Lots of curious roos & irritated cockatoos were enjoying the morning sunshine with us. TFTC

A find for us on the weekend! Was a great morning for it nice and cool! Thanks for the series and hiding these caches!

Nice to do the signing duties at table top height. TFTC.

Started a little circuit at this one today. Took us nearly two hours to do 331 to 339. Skipped 338, seemed to be off the path. Will be back to b do more!

On a geocaching afternoon with WebblyWA and the geodogs. We started and finished with caches she had already found and I had not. Of the ones we both had not found, we only had 1 DNF. The afternoon was very enjoyable, love the bush in the winter. 2 tired doggies tonight though!
Thanks for this cache and the series Allied Pranksters.

Todays trip into Pranksters land with m4yb and the geodogs Bobble and Zotti, saw me come out with a completion of our solar systems planets. I also found a devil and indulged in some of the deadly sins to finish off the day. 10 finds for me and 1 DNF. M4yb got a few more than me as I had already completed some of the ones closer to the road. My fav today was the puzzle Dante's Comedy. Was lovely to see the pristine bush where only bikes and walkers past , but sad to see the amount of rubbish alongside the 4wd tracks.
Thanks for providing a great afternoons caching Allied Pranksters.

Found AP 335 Lust. TFTH Allied Pranksters.

Tftc, cool hide.

Found, signed and returned...( log a little wet) Tftc

A wet morning caching in the bush. I was enjoying it but it just got too wet and ruined my plans. I'll have to come back soon. Tftc.

Hello Allied Pranksters - I found this cache today (my find # 3375) and the cache is in good condition. It was a quick find while out hunting for some caches in the area that either I have missed or not attempted on a previous hunt. The coordinates are good and the cache and log are in good condition. SL.Thanks to Allied Pranksters for the cache.

Found hidden under 7months worth of fallen pine needles. Nice and protected!

Out with AlliedOz in the area after dropping the geokids of at school ive been looking at this series for some time when Allied mentioned it i'm like yeah lets go. The plan was to knock off as many as we could before pickup, Think we found 33 with some other interesting finds!! refer to AlliedOz's post but coming into contact with the wild pigs (now that was an eye opener) Thanks for bringing me to this area as I will return to finish these series TFTC!!!

Today Rokadz and I decided our hunt would take place in prankster territory, we started shortly after dropping off the kids to school and finished just prior to having to pick them up. About 33 finds and no DNFs made for a fun walk up and down up and down during the morning, before moving the car to tackle some flatter terrain.

Most caches were found with minimal searching, trusting the GPS and the GZ to a point, then expanding our search when the obvious spot yielded nothing

While taking a direct line from one cache to another we stumbled across a “growers” area with pipes, fenced off areas to keep the roos out, water res and various other bits and pieces, no product but be aware in the right season be alert.

Wildlife for the day included many small birds, some very noisy Black Cockatoos, many a Roo and a family of wild pigs! [:o] Some smaller wildlife as well, I picked up a personal best of 14 ticks for the day where Rokadz only scored two. [:|]

Thanks Allied Pranksters, we enjoyed the area, the walk and intend to return for the rest soon.
Fun series well worth the walk, with some of the area (up top) suitable for bikes.

Ahh good old Lust

AlliedOz aka The Jokers

Teamed up with geo friends the Gaskys for a beautiful walk with the kids and geo dog. It got dark rather quickly and the kids enjoyed some night caching. Thanks for this great series and we will be back for more

Had the day off today so decided to grab the geohound Charli and head into 'Pranksters Land'. Parked up about 10:30am near AP 372 Venus and got back around 5:45pm.

Ended up walking nearly 14k's and had 34 finds with 2 DNF's, had to bypass a few on the homeward stretch as it was getting late, (and cold). Most were fairly quick finds with a few curly ones thrown in. A little bit of bush bashing here and there and some serious ups and downs on the western side.

A very fulfilling day indeed and I will be back to clean up the ones I missed. Thanks so much for the series Allied Pranksters.

Oh no!!! A cache in the obvious place.

SLTFTC

Another nice easy find, starting to get a run on now, hopefully this will continue through out the day

I decided to go and grab some smilies with the geo-dog in Prankster Land today. The plan of attack was vague and I was under no illusions that I could complete all of the series' in one afternoon.

I parked the geo-Camry at AP 331 and headed off into Prankster Land from there. It turned out to be an enjoyable afternoon, with beautiful weather, a mostly successful caching run (26 finds and 2 DNFs), with the first find logged at 1:41pm and the last at 6:23pm. As I'm writing the logs, I'm feeling like I've had a reasonable workout and the dog is knackered.

Not sure whether this was a quick find or whether it was in an obvious place ... found it, signed the log and headed off to the next one. Thanks for the cache Allied Pranksters.

Out with Branzy12 for a day of caching, it is a nice walk throughout the hills on a beautiful day..TFTC

TFTC. Teamed up with JacobsCrew to tackle a bunch of caches out in the bushland near Byford, mainly the AP series. This was found on our walks around. Was a lovely day out and thoroughly enjoyed! Thanks

With the weather set to be a bit cooler today (and some kid-free time), we decided to hit the Byford Hills for a cache or two! The cloudy weather today seems to be making our GPS'r crazy today, this one was one of those that had us going in the wrong direction although the cache was found in the obvious spot We did think others had the same trouble as we could see signs of searching through the leaf litter... TFTC Allied Pranksters [^]

Tried to do some bush-walking in the cool weather to get closer to the 1000 milestone. Most caches were easy to spot, but met a couple of really cheeky ones as well. Thanks for the series!

Today, we went for a stroll in the hills to visit Pranksters Land.
We saw lots of birds, some kangaroos and some really nice scenery with views.
Oh, we also found some caches on the way.
The weather got a little too warm around lunch time, so we stopped for the day.
Hope to come back at a later date to complete the series.
Many thanks for the cache, Allied Pranksters.

An RDO today and I decided to head into this area for the first time. I started out with a small loop and each cache was easy to find with the coordinates spot on. What a wonderful area this is, I think I will be bringing my mountain bike next time. TFTC Allied Pranksters.

I set out this morning for a big day of caching. I had a target list of 57 caches and had a route planned of around 16km as the crow flies. After 6.5 hours I had found 55 caches, had DNF's on two and had covered a distance of around 20.5km. The day got off to a shaky start when I found I didn't have the cache details in my GPS. Thankfully I had the locations as a route so knew where to go, I just didn't have the details about each cache. This made things interesting later in the day. Somewhere along the way I picked up my 2000th GC.com geocache. Thanks for a great series.

We are enjoying yet another well placed series by Allied Pranksters which will keep us going for a few weekends to come. thanks for all the effort which must go in to these series.

TFTH

With the Sou Wester blowing 40knots and the seas frothing like hungry dogs it was time to take a visit to Prankster Land. Only a short sail today TFTC.

One of the many finds we made during our morning of geocaching through the Wungong Park. Many thanks for this wonderful geocaching experience.

Tackling this series today with the hope of doing them all today.
After starting at 11am and spending 30 mins on the first cache hunt, I expected my original plan was not going to happen. Oh well, still, nearly a full day caching is still a good time!

Got it with Norton360 and friend.

Thanks Pranksters.

Love the cache tftf

Poor thing is backed and all alone tftc

Having nearly recoverd from completing the "golden" series recently, we decided that today is likely to be the last suitable weather wise to start on this series. By the time we found this cache the cloud cover had vanished and this was beginning to become a trial of endurance. Where would our financial industry be without Lust? Far more compulsive than just greed! I must think about our motivation towards this Geocaching hobby. Could well fall into one or both catagories. Completed this circuit with 21 finds and only one DNF so we felt very pleased with the effort. 5.4km on this circuit. So far no ticks to report but were accompanied all day by hoards of gigantic March flies. Fortunately for us, they do not like Bushman repellant. Caches all in good condition and waiting----! TFTC Allied Pranksters

I'd had more than enough lust over at the escarpment, so was simply glad for the reasonably quick find. Thanks for the cache.

after completing the ones on the scarp KB and I decided to see how many up the top end we could get in the two hours before dark...started at 331 and managed 10....some quite tough hides...thanks again Allied Pranksters

this one was a little trick

Found with richlink. And an enjoyable day in Prankster Land was had by all. Thanx to everyone involved.

Joined up with iluvtrekking to make an assault on the Pranksters Land series. Split into two teams - girls and guys and the guys continued this section of 16 caches after the 7 on the scarp.

Out and about with trevkevred and the 3 geodogs today to find some wood, some sins and other nasties...reminds me of having to go to confession when I was a child ...of course nowadays I don't because I do not commit any sins [^] This one would have earned you another 5 Ave Marias to pray on your knees!
We are at the crossroad here...which way to turn?
TFTH

Out caching with Me&B and the 3 geodogs. I'm starting to question my inocence with this series! unlike Me&B who is perfect!!!!!! Nice find again TFTH Allied Pranksters.

Out to today with 1QSeeker for company, to catch up on some of the caches I missed when I couldn't come out to play last week. Going well now with a nice easy track to walk along. Beautiful wildflower display.
Thanks for the cache Allied Pranksters.

This entry was edited by Gypsy Roaming on Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 16:26:15 UTC.

OOH YEH and I decided that today we would finish off this series and as it was going to be 29C, we were both hoping that this would be an easier walk than our last two visits. We were in luck, the terrain was far easier than the mountain goat terrain of previous walks. In saying that, I am sure that we went the most adventurous way possible.

No problems in finding this one. Nice easy find.

TFTH Allied Pranksters.

Another quick find and having a good track to walk on makes this so much easier.

Came out today with 1QSEEKER to make a start on these new ones. Her and Gypsy Roaming made a start on them last week without me (I got called into work and couldn't come - bugger!!). So was hoping to make a dent in them today. This one was fourth on the list. Quick find. Very fitting place for a lustful young lady to hang out for a while. Thanks Allied Pranksters

Out today with Mistraluna to continue this jolly jaunt, Gypsy Roaming unable to come out to play .[B)]

Loving this series, full points to those who have done the lot in one go...not to mention at night!

TFTC. Allied Pranksters.

After a successful morning hunting wild dogs on the lowlands Keego, Chil and I headed to Byford for morning tea and then up the hill to ‘Pranksters Land’. Parking at AP 331 we started on the Dante series, which way to go that was a problem that took some discussion.

Most were found after a short search but as could be expected by the Pranksters not all were found in the stated three locations and some were just nasty.

Thanks Allied Pranksters.

A great day of caching today with ShortCutHicksy to do a caching run in the hills of Byford and to tackle some of the Dante series. We parked at AP 331, where saw another vehicle parked, guessing someone else was caching this morning. It turn out to be Blingg, who had been there since 9.00am.

We decide to do a part of the series in a clockwise direction, after some discussion between us all. Most find were easy and did not take us long, we found 19 traditionals, 1 mystery and 1 DNF at Dantes Anger which was quite apt by the end. It was one of the last caches so we may have been a bit tired..

A quick find here, SL TFTC AP

Parked the geoute near AP 331 at 0855 and proceded to walk around in an anticlockwise direction, only had to backtrack between AP 342 and AP 346, most were quick finds as they were close to my GZ but others were quite diabolical to find as I eventually found them up to 8m away.
All in all a great day to be out walking in the bush
After collecting all except the 7 on the escarpment I arrived back at the geoute at 1345 for the drive back to Byford for coffee and a trudge up the hills for the last of the series
TFTC

Accompanied with SpatialRiq, The Machman and FelixII on this full days expedition.. [^] [^].. Better to search with 8 eyes instead of 4 eyes.. It was excellent team work - the finds were made by a different cacher each time mostly, that is till SpatialRiq was about to leave us and he started finding quite a few in a row! ....I enjoyed the walk following the path mostly... Sometimes we bush bashed but watched out for ticks of course...We were all wearing long trousers and boots thanks to the warnings of the previous finders.

We were very lucky with the weather today, slightly overcast, which meant that it wasn't too hot. Maybe 22-24 degrees would be the hottest it got.

The Caches were all found quite quickly (except one), which enabled us to keep moving and take a little time to relax over lunch.

When I got home - I felt worn out and enjoyed a hot shower. Next morning I was a bit stiff but no blisters like FelixII has. oops ouch...

I am sure you will enjoy reading the comments from FelixII, The Machman and Spatial Riq instead from me... [^] [^] [^].

Thanks Allied Pranksters.

A really big day out on the walking trails of the Darling Range Regional Park with Spatial Riq,
Everlasting and Felix II, seeking out all 50 caches in this new Allied Prankster offering.

It was a perfect cool temp for a full days walk, so we set off at a leisurely pace.
We didn't have a definite route planned, preferring to just follow our noses and complete
the maze of caches in the most logical order we could.

The Caches were all found in good time (bar one), which enabled us to keep moving and take some
extra time to relax over lunch.

They were placed over variable terrains, some on well formed paths whilst others involved some cross country treks and a few where the inevitable bush bash was unavoidable!!

Unfortunately we saved the most challenging hilly terrains until the very end of the day when our energy levels were most depleted....so the last few were really a struggle, but we were not leaving until finished so kept on going until the last log was found and signed.

I had a lot of fun today, a great walk in a previously unexplored park, with some good company.

Thanks for your time and efforts putting together another series and for a great days entertainment.

MM.

What a great day to take off work for a spot of caching ... well a full days caching!

After being asked numerous times over the past year to come along on a day of caching I finally decided to go, even though I wasn't technically asked this time
After meeting up with FelixII and the machman last friday for a coffee the plan was hatched to take the day off and cache til our feet ached.

Glad I did as it was a perfect day to be in the hills, not too hot, not too cold, and great company, and only 1 tick acquired ... which I didn't find until about 10pm

Everlasting, FelixII, Machman and myself set off from the AP 331 'Dark Wood' cache with no real plan of how to tackle the rest. After a few brief conversations at each junction
we soon worked out a near optimum trail. Setting off around 8:30am we returned back for lunch around 1pm having completed 30 caches, a good mornings effort.

After lunch we did the northern loop of 13 caches, this included about a 700m bush bash which wasn't too strenuous in fairly light bush cover .. apart from everyone's favourite, Parrot Bush!

Unfortunately I had family commitments so had to bid farewell to the others after this, so 43/50th completed. Will need to return another day to get, what I hear are some fun hides.

Thanks for an enjoyable series Allied Pranksters. Great series to do, my first days caching, and first 'power trail'. Definitely worthy of a fav!

SPATIALRIQ is out in front of the group here, and he only caches with a smart phone or tablet, with no signal here, he still managed to find the cache before the rest of us? What a superRIQ!

Hmm Mrs Felix and Everlasting have been planning a caching day for at least 10 days. We weren't sure where we might head then we spotted this newly published series and decided that this series might fit the bill.

Then on Friday Mrs Felix "just happened" to catch up with The Machman and SpatialRiQ whilst out caching (and having coffee) somehow they both cottoned on to a big caching day in the making

Well they weren't going to be left out of that, so they both were on a mission to obtain leave from work for today, guessing they achieved the permissions required as they were both with us today!

Well this was the first cache we logged at 08:33 this morning after leaving home at 0630 (yep takes 1 hour from Pearsall to Byford!) So we parked at 331 for the walk to all except 364-370 (which were an epic in their own right)

We had an absolute blast tackling this series as a group of geo friends. There were some thrills, spills and almost tears by the end, but wow what an experience so much fun sharing with friends.

The gravel can be slippery, particularly on the way down. So glad that the weather was far kinder to us than yesterday for Wiley and Rudi. We had 2 of the caches on our watchilist and saw their logs come in last night, which I quickly forwarded to our expedition crew. So we were all dressed and supplied with water to meet the major requirements of this series. Weather however of course is unpredictable, but it was actually looking like rain when we set out[8)]. Pretty certain we simply could not have completed the full series in any hotter weather.

First cache was at 0833 and the last was at 1740. But not back to the car till after 1800 as the sun disappeared and not home till 1915hrs.

Definitely goes down in the FelixII hall of fame. So much so that when Mrs Felix eventually arrived home she was met by Mr FelixII (who was home on a day off?) and told she was SERIOUSLY ADDICTED [:o)].... (news to me right?)

Awesome job by the CO and such a wonderful dedication!

Why couldn't they all have been this easy?

TFTC Allied Pranksters

It has been a while since Mr Wileclan and I had an opportunity to take a day and cache. Today we grabbed the chance and decided to undertake a full assault the latest Allied Prankster Series in the Wungong Regional Park. Loaded with water, GPS and Camera, the attack on these caches were planned.
We arrived at the gate to the to the park, secured the car, to prevent any marauding pirates from claiming the car as their own transport.

The first nice Sunday in Spring, forecast for 29° C, we zeroed the track function in the GPS and off we went. The hides ranged from simple finds along well formed tracks, to the requirement to climb hills going cross country to the next cache. The hides also differed in style and type of hide, but perseverance eventually paid off and we achieved all 50 caches.

We were surprised at the constantly changing terrain we were experiencing. A luckily we were able to guess the good paths, the caching gods were looking after us today.

Checking the tracks in Base Camp gave the details, 17.2 Kilometres walked, over hilly terrain. Descended 428 m , ascended 467 metres, and the average height difference was 122.6 metres. The entire tasking took 6 hours and 51 minutes.

Thanks Allied Pranksters for the series, it proved to be lots of fun.

[:(!] Mrs GrumpyBump and I decided to do an afternoon of caching in the Darling Range Regional Park to start this series, we parked the geocar close as possible to GC3PGZP and walked in from there to do the few on this circuit, on arrival at GZ we had the cache in hand in a matter of minutes. TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH

One log fits them all!!

Rudi63 and I saw this published but left it until we could get a day off from our respective better halves. Today was the day and we headed out for some fun in the sun. At first I laughed at rudi63 as he was wearing jeans while I wore shorts. That all changed once the first lot of bush bashing started!! Oh yeah, bush bashing, we did a bit of that. Lets say that we made some caches a lot harder terrain than what was listed! We also struggled to find some caches, but others were a breeze. I think the ones in the rocks were the hardest.

Overall today we walked something like 17.7 km in 6 hrs 52 mins with an elevation change between highest and lowest points of 120m. Don't you love the things that your GPS is logging!!!

Thanks for the caches Allied Pranksters, we did enjoy them although you nearly had us beaten at one point

Cheers

Published

Joint *FTF* with Gwiber 2251 hrs

Had fun walking around the bush on a moonlit night finding small containers in odd places. Some were hard in the torchlight but would be OK in the day and some were just hard . Only one DNF during the night and 37 finds which were all first to find. Perhaps other cachers were more sensible and decided not to go out in the dark.

Gwiber had fun taking pictures of various things in the bush and a few 'things' flying above us. I think she got a good shot of the moon itself.

Thanks Allied Pranksters for the cache and series.