What`s in a Name Dalby, Queensland, Australia
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Geomoccasin on 12-Aug-12. Waypoint GC3TDZA
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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.
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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.
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It has been well over a month since two NMs and well over 6 months since the first of many DNFs.
The cache appears to be in need of owner intervention.
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I am temporarily disabling it, to give the owner an opportunity to check on the cache, and take whatever action is necessary.
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Can confirm previous comments - nothing here. CO please either confirm or temporarily disable until fixed. Thanks.
Had a good look for about half an hour, owner needs to verify its still here or it needs archiving. We suspect Geomoccasin is no longer looking after these as so many are already archived and others so obviously patched up by searching geocachers like one we patched up this morning!
Had a good look for about half an hour, owner needs to verify its still here or it needs archiving. We suspect Geomoccasin is no longer looking after these as so many are already archived and others so obviously patched up by searching geocachers like the one we patched up this morning!
With all the previous DNF's we didn't bother to stop here.
Hopefully the CO can confirm with a log that cache is still in play.
Hopefully the CO can confirm with a log that cache is still in play.
Home for a school reunion and taking my boys to some of my old haunts. This is in a park metres from my parents' home. Spent many hours playing here as kids. Pity they took the old steam engine away. Apparently it was dangerous for kids. My siblings and I spent many hours playing on it as kids and it never harmed us. Nice easy find to keep my reluctant geokid#2 interested. TFTC
On a day trip to Dalby to do some caches. This one took us a while to locate. Luckily there were no muggles around. TFTC
On a geocaching long weekend with my brother Richmond Lad. Staying in Kingaroy and searching around the surrounding areas. As part of our weekend we included a drive over to Dalby to collect a few smilies! Will need to return another time to collect some more. This one took some searching but finally found the tricky hide. TFTC.
The Crookedclan visited Dalby today for our daughters gymnastic competition at the PCYC. We were a little early and with 30 minutes of warm up's I had just over an hour to squeeze in as many caches as possible before the competition started.
This was the sixth Dalby cache for the day with five finds and one tricky DNF so far. After ruling out the garden nearby, I expanded my search slightly and found it in a likely place.
Thanks Geomoccasin
Pete
#1,855
This was the sixth Dalby cache for the day with five finds and one tricky DNF so far. After ruling out the garden nearby, I expanded my search slightly and found it in a likely place.
Thanks Geomoccasin
Pete
#1,855
The perfect cache for travellers! Close to town, easy parking and a toilet and a tap nearby. Well done!
Nice quick find while nobody was around. Signed log 10.00 am. Filled our camper water tank from the tap provided.
TFTC.
TFTC.
A very good explanation of your caching name. Ours is the nickname that my mother has called me since I was born. Our car has the numberplate muf52, our trike muf 03and our GA cache name is muff and the name on this site, is of course, muff1.
A lovely park, we lived very close to this one back in 2011 for a year. SL TFTC
A lovely park, we lived very close to this one back in 2011 for a year. SL TFTC
I left my colleague in the car whilst I hunted for this one. He was surprised by the speed of my return. TFTC!
#344 Quite a quick find after previous failed attempts. TFTC
This entry was edited by close-by on Monday, 27 January 2014 at 09:09:45 UTC.
This entry was edited by close-by on Monday, 27 January 2014 at 09:09:45 UTC.
Up from Melbourne and in the area working on the gas pipeline again for a few days, managed to get into town this afternoon to do some stuff and grab a cache.
Thanks for the cache Geomoccasin
Thanks for the cache Geomoccasin
With the council muggles nearby doing what they do best- taking a break, we had no hope.
On the way from Adelaide to Marbyborough Qld and this cache (which we replaced) was a welcome stop to break the monotony of the journey and to stretch the legs. Thanks to Geomoccasin.
Despite 2 previous DNF's we decided we would have a look for this one but use the 15 minute rule. No luck for us either today but thanks anyway.
Found this cache while in Dalby for a few days before we head home to the Southern Highlands NSW
Good old lions and any service club
Thanks Geomoccasin for the hide.
The Bushies NSW
Good old lions and any service club
Thanks Geomoccasin for the hide.
The Bushies NSW
Always warey we says easy find my skills lack of lol but found after about 5 _ 10 mins 
gotta love loins club
gotta love loins clubHeh heh !! Caching in moccasins !!
I can imagine sore feet from that sort of footwear
Well you might ask what's in my name … like “If” ?
Just my initials and nothing to do with '[u]if[/u] I will find the cache'
I had driven past here yesterday, but it was muggle central.
This morning I just had to wait patiently for five minutes until the cleaner finished and left
Then it was a nice easy cache find.
TFTC
I can imagine sore feet from that sort of footwear
Well you might ask what's in my name … like “If” ?
Just my initials and nothing to do with '[u]if[/u] I will find the cache'
I had driven past here yesterday, but it was muggle central.
This morning I just had to wait patiently for five minutes until the cleaner finished and left
Then it was a nice easy cache find.
TFTC
Having got the Friday off work, we chose to make a four-day weekend out of ANZAC Day and head West. With the plan to catch up on a couple Caches in the Bunya Mountians, we chose the Jondaryan Woolshed to camp at and circle out from there. Trouble was, there were too many around here to be focussed.
From our camp, we headed into Dalby for a day of driving around and geocaching.
Nice convenient place to stop!
TFTL! (Thanks for the loo!)
From our camp, we headed into Dalby for a day of driving around and geocaching.
Nice convenient place to stop!
TFTL! (Thanks for the loo!)
Great little park, clean and well cared for. And a little geomuggle and mother enjoying it when I arrived
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Many thanks from Peter for this cache on the 13. Australia Trip (2012/2013).
Cheers Peter
Cheers Peter
A quick find for Tassiegirl and I while passing through town.
With no muggles around this was another easy find for us.
While looking for the cache I seem to have a bit of Deja Vu.
I’m sure I found another cache elsewhere in this park years ago.
TFTC.
With no muggles around this was another easy find for us.
While looking for the cache I seem to have a bit of Deja Vu.
I’m sure I found another cache elsewhere in this park years ago.
TFTC.
GC3TDZA
What`s in a Name
251036KNOV12 (Google DTG for details)
Our Big Weekend Out West
Again Mrs R-F has taken off with the GPS and left me to ride shotgun, wandered around behind her for a while and then went somewhere else and found the cache in the first place I looked,
Took nothing but memories and left nothing but our tag and footprints.
Hide, log and container are in very good nick.
Thanks for the cache Geomoccasin.
Roaring Ford
Discovering Australia and the World, one hidden treasure at a time.
What`s in a Name
251036KNOV12 (Google DTG for details)
Our Big Weekend Out West
Again Mrs R-F has taken off with the GPS and left me to ride shotgun, wandered around behind her for a while and then went somewhere else and found the cache in the first place I looked,
Took nothing but memories and left nothing but our tag and footprints.
Hide, log and container are in very good nick.
Thanks for the cache Geomoccasin.
Roaring Ford
Discovering Australia and the World, one hidden treasure at a time.
9416 kms travelled in 21 days, one awesome eclipse observed near Mt Carbine in Northern Queensland and 712 cache finds, including a small handle of FTF's.
This was a trip I'd been planning for over 12 months with the main reason being to observe the solar eclipse on the morning of the 14th of November. I had decided to drive to Palm Cove and back, where my penthouse accommodation was located, while the rest of the family flew up and back. I love the drive and the unknown adventures that lay ahead; and I even think the last time I did one this big may have been for the previous eclipse in Australia which occurred over SA.
Apart from the great experiences, awesome scenery, and the characters met, the other reason to drive was to also do some serious caching, with the plan to stop at some power trails along the way including the Fruit Run and A.S. series near Stanthorpe on the way up and the Mid North Coast Wander series, just out of Port Macquarie, on the way back.
I had five days to travel each way with ten days in between spent in Palm Cove holidaying with my family. My route up took me from Melbourne to Tocumwal and up to Glenn Innes, through Toowoomba, Rockhampton and the coast road to Cairns while my route back was a bit more erratic. Heading from Cairns to Townsville then via Charters Towers to Rockhampton. From here it was through the amazing mining region to Roma then across to Dalby down through Stanthorpe (again) to Armidale, Port Macquarie, Wagga Wagga, Tocumwal and then home - phew.
Today I made my way from Roma, through Dalby and Millmerran and onto do some more of the A.S. series out of Stanthorpe that had been added; before crashing in the car in a great little spot I found just off the New England Hwy somewhere south of Tenterfield.
The hide location became obvious once I arrived and after a short search I managed to locate the nicely hidden cache. Another nice little park in town. Thanks for the hide.
This was a trip I'd been planning for over 12 months with the main reason being to observe the solar eclipse on the morning of the 14th of November. I had decided to drive to Palm Cove and back, where my penthouse accommodation was located, while the rest of the family flew up and back. I love the drive and the unknown adventures that lay ahead; and I even think the last time I did one this big may have been for the previous eclipse in Australia which occurred over SA.
Apart from the great experiences, awesome scenery, and the characters met, the other reason to drive was to also do some serious caching, with the plan to stop at some power trails along the way including the Fruit Run and A.S. series near Stanthorpe on the way up and the Mid North Coast Wander series, just out of Port Macquarie, on the way back.
I had five days to travel each way with ten days in between spent in Palm Cove holidaying with my family. My route up took me from Melbourne to Tocumwal and up to Glenn Innes, through Toowoomba, Rockhampton and the coast road to Cairns while my route back was a bit more erratic. Heading from Cairns to Townsville then via Charters Towers to Rockhampton. From here it was through the amazing mining region to Roma then across to Dalby down through Stanthorpe (again) to Armidale, Port Macquarie, Wagga Wagga, Tocumwal and then home - phew.
Today I made my way from Roma, through Dalby and Millmerran and onto do some more of the A.S. series out of Stanthorpe that had been added; before crashing in the car in a great little spot I found just off the New England Hwy somewhere south of Tenterfield.
The hide location became obvious once I arrived and after a short search I managed to locate the nicely hidden cache. Another nice little park in town. Thanks for the hide.
Since we could park close we left the device charging so our day wouldn't be cut short due to battery failure and went for it. Took a couple of minutes but we were successful. Thanks.
Find # 3736 @ 11:04 am on the 4th day of our trip to Gympie Queensland for our son's wedding. Easy find, TNLN, left my mark in the Log, Thanx Geomoccasin....
Out for a long drive today, 400+km and 24 caches later, round trip.
This was another stop along the way. I have finally made it to Dalby after a long drive.
This one took a bit of finding but I do wonder if an unsuspecting muggle will accidentally find this one.
Thanks for the cache.
This was another stop along the way. I have finally made it to Dalby after a long drive.
This one took a bit of finding but I do wonder if an unsuspecting muggle will accidentally find this one.
Thanks for the cache.
This is a new one, like real new, since our 2010 visit, gps a bit dodgy here but made the find, although I have doubts about its vulnerability to non-cachers. Van friendly caches are good for us at times.
This entry was edited by dingbat12 on Monday, August 20, 2012 at 7:25:30 AM UTC.
This entry was edited by dingbat12 on Monday, August 20, 2012 at 7:25:30 AM UTC.
Coordinates changed from:
S 27° 11.154 E 151° 14.919
Coordinates changed to:
S 27° 11.145 E 151° 14.915
Distance from original: 58.9 feet or 17.9 meters.
Moved to a more secure(hopefully) location.
S 27° 11.154 E 151° 14.919
Coordinates changed to:
S 27° 11.145 E 151° 14.915
Distance from original: 58.9 feet or 17.9 meters.
Moved to a more secure(hopefully) location.
Quick find at 0956. I coud see the container in full view from about 10m away. There is very little space to hide this container. Much better GZ little distance away. On our 2nd trip Toowoomba this week for a visit to mum. I had to wait a short while for a family to leave as dad was waiting in the car while the family used the facilities. TFTC.
Edited to correct woeful spelling. Used my I pad
This entry was edited by youngoldfella on Friday, 17 August 2012 at 04:11:09 UTC.
Edited to correct woeful spelling. Used my I pad
This entry was edited by youngoldfella on Friday, 17 August 2012 at 04:11:09 UTC.
[FTF] Found this one after a brief wait for a suspicious looking muggle in a blue car (or was it you geomoccasin? ) to move on. Discovered to my delight that I was FTF despite having known about it for 24 hours and expecting to find that someone had already got it. Top stuff. TFTC.
) to move on. Discovered to my delight that I was FTF despite having known about it for 24 hours and expecting to find that someone had already got it. Top stuff. TFTC.