On Yer Bike #4 Westminster, Western Australia, Australia
By
blingg on 19-Sep-12. Waypoint GC3X3PP
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Quick grab here in the same place we'd unsuccessfully checked a few months back. TFTC 
Out on a damp day to pick a few caches in the area ,nice quick find with some many ants around...TFTC
Finished work early today so I had 4 hours to cache before the sun goes down, Up north again to find more caches, will be back for a second look....TFTC
No luck here. We had to abandon the search when geoson disturbed a termite nest. Thanks anyway.
This entry was edited by familysteiner on Sunday, 13 July 2014 at 10:09:32 UTC.
This entry was edited by familysteiner on Sunday, 13 July 2014 at 10:09:32 UTC.
Found only after reading a previous log that said GZ was further west. Found it was 7m further west from where I had been searching.
Thanks blingg for the cache. (30/31)
Thanks blingg for the cache. (30/31)
Found this with chooke second time round. Don't know how we missed it first time round. TFTC
Found @ 15:20!
Find #1 today. Only planned to find one cache today, but I ended up going for this one instead of another I had planned in the opposite direction!
The walk here seemed quite long at the time so I continued onwards to find four additional caches (so I didn't have to do the walk again)!
A quick find that brought a smile to my face and a nice start to this unplanned caching run!
O-ring had perished, but this shouldn't challenge the integrity of the cache.
TFTC!
Find #1 today. Only planned to find one cache today, but I ended up going for this one instead of another I had planned in the opposite direction!
The walk here seemed quite long at the time so I continued onwards to find four additional caches (so I didn't have to do the walk again)!
A quick find that brought a smile to my face and a nice start to this unplanned caching run!
O-ring had perished, but this shouldn't challenge the integrity of the cache.
TFTC!
Looked for a while but couldn't spot the cache. Read through the logs and I agree with everlasting, the cache is about 5m west of the coords. TFTC.
After an initial combing of the bush, I changed tack and found the cache quite suddenly. Cache still in perfect condition. TFTC blingg
Lots of looking - no find;however lots evidence of undesireable muggle activity - magazines and personal protection
Despite having driven right by these caches many times, I had not attempted any of them before
as I wanted to do them all by Geobike as the name of the series suggests.
I was merrily cycling along the footpath and was well past the cache before i realised it
was on the opposite side of the Highway, so had to double back to the nearest bridge.
Once at GZ, there were lots of hiding options, but fortunately chose right first time.
Thanks for this instalment of the series, looking forward to the next... !!!
MM.
as I wanted to do them all by Geobike as the name of the series suggests.
I was merrily cycling along the footpath and was well past the cache before i realised it
was on the opposite side of the Highway, so had to double back to the nearest bridge.
Once at GZ, there were lots of hiding options, but fortunately chose right first time.
Thanks for this instalment of the series, looking forward to the next... !!!
MM.
My first one on my morning run. It took a little bit of searching. After I exhausted all the false trails I came back to this one and wondered how I missed it in the first place. I still had some time before starting work so it was onto the next one.
TFTC
TFTC
Bummer, the nice new bike path ended, and this one looks like it has been here for a while. I parked the bike along the fence, and followed the GPS through the bush to the cache, but later wished I'd taken the bike with me as a shady looking character walked past while I was signing the log and I was wondering if could outrun him to my bike...
Anyway, at GZ I spotted the hiding place after negotiating all the bushes in my bike shoes, and as I went to move the cache cover something large and alive ran out of the hiding spot! Eek, gave me quite a start!
But then I made a quick grab for the real cache. Thanks for the hunt blingg!
Anyway, at GZ I spotted the hiding place after negotiating all the bushes in my bike shoes, and as I went to move the cache cover something large and alive ran out of the hiding spot! Eek, gave me quite a start!
But then I made a quick grab for the real cache. Thanks for the hunt blingg!
Come back and didn't disturbed the tree as there - egg on the nest... finally find the cache (5 m) away from GZ. Signed the log. Thanks blingg.
couldn't see any cache but saw nest with egg... as I didn't want disturbed... But will come back very soon... ThanksToday was supposed to be all about finding munzees as it's double points this weekend. So the bike rack was already on the geo cruiser and Mrs Felix was just counting down the minutes till the fun was to begin.
So after my surprise FTF at #5 I returned to this one as I had a quick look on the way to #5 but didn't initially see the cache and being so close to the road decided it was likely to have already been found anyway.
So on my return I rechecked my GZ and it didn't take too long to find the cache. Not sure why I didn't find it the first time.
Now this was a complete surprise **FTF** at 11.56am. Some 2 1/2 hours after publication - Completely unheard of.
TFTC blingg
So after my surprise FTF at #5 I returned to this one as I had a quick look on the way to #5 but didn't initially see the cache and being so close to the road decided it was likely to have already been found anyway.
So on my return I rechecked my GZ and it didn't take too long to find the cache. Not sure why I didn't find it the first time.
Now this was a complete surprise **FTF** at 11.56am. Some 2 1/2 hours after publication - Completely unheard of.
TFTC blingg
When these caches were released, two of my bikes and I were at the bike shop so it was definitely not going to be a chase to these. Always great to have new caches in the area. I'm not convinced about this stretch of paths; seems to take me too long to find where the path criss crosses the highway. I was grateful for a quick find to start my hour of caching in fairly hit and miss weather. I really enjoy this style of micro. Thanks for the cache.
