WHAT'S the POINT! Punsand, Queensland, Australia
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Dimebag DOZER, Hidden by Craig Bentley Cheers Mate on 01-Oct-12. Waypoint GC3XW1D
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Logs
TFTC Day 113 of trip 24From Melb, up to Alice then across the Madigan line and out to betoota. Down to Cameron corner then back to the coast across the Nullarbor. Up WA to steep point and onwards to Derby to cross the gibb. Out via the bungle bungles and then longreach before heading up to this point. I now sadly point my nose south and start driving the long driveway back towards home.
Awesome spot. Came nearly 5000km away from the Deep South. Glad to be here and the bonus was this cache with a magnificent view. Tftcsl.
A little bit of a search, but got it in the end! What a spot! Thanks for the hide
We made it to the Northern Peninsula Area from Melbourne after corrugations, corrugations and more corrugations, stopping at a variety of different spots along the way and picking up random caches as we went. Today, after 5750 kms and 6 weeks we finally made it to the tip. There was only one more thing to do to complete the visit and that was to locate the cache. Despite an extensive search without luck we were just about to call it a day and head back as it was getting quite hot when we had one last sweep of the area and Mrs Pooky finally made the find. It took far longer than it should have. TF placing this cache for us to find on our travels.
What a cache! And what a view too! Cache should definitely NOT be a D4.5, but hey, Im not complaining we filled in another spot on our grid! Up at the tip for a family members 70th, and now, for them, all of the cardinal points of Australia! TFTC DIMEBAG DOZER, and a great location for a great cache
We have managed to get up to the tip earlier than anyone else.People are still yawning even after the brisk walk down the beach.Buttons and I jump the queue (there are nine of us) so I can head up the hill to start the search.She has just started her way up when I yell out, found it.A few more steps and I yell at her to bring up a pen from the camel back.Then I have to yell out take her time, it was only a beer can.Time starts to slip away and the others are starting to head back along the top, Im getting a little worried.Turns out a section I had searched earlier (a little too fast) turns up the cache when I slow down and take more time.A good little cache and I grab a trackable to take back down south with us.TFTC Venimus, Invenimus, Signati
Found it visiting the tippiest tip!! Love this spot and the journey we took to get here!!! TFTC
So we finally made it all the way from Albany in the south to the cape in the north! A quick detour to grab this cache, for kiwinic and myself signed and got all the photos now relaxing for awhile before heading across the top to Darwin. TFTC
Thanks for the cache. Travelling from NSW South Coast to the top and made it today!
We made it to the tip so excited great birthday present to sit here at sunrise with whiskey and Friends
The pinnacle of our trip to the tip! TFTC! So great to get one at the northernmost part of Australia!
Early morning walk to the tip. Great part of Australia. Thanks for placing this cache well worth the trek here.
After three and a half thousand kilometres it all ended with us waiting in a queue behind some tour groups for our obligatory pic at the sign.There was some amazing scenery on the way and some great camp-sites. The tip is spectacular and the rock cairns are pretty impressive. We walked to the tip along the beach and returned by the path heading over the mountain.We found the cache without any troubles. Great to mark this one of our list!Thanks foe the cache!
Found with Grumpi68 while out on a bucket list Holliday - some 4000 Km and loving it.
05.07.24 tftc found with Pest77 and CBM60 after a 4000+km drive to the top which was awesome
What an awesome day fishing. Dropping off. Handful of trackables. Please take 1 each only
Thanks for this geocache really good one came from early beach and just bought geocache premium just to do this cache
A caching trip from Canberra, ACT to Cape York, Qld and then around the gulf to East Arnhem Land, NT.TFTC.A great windy hike to this amazing place on the tip of the mainland.
Wow, what a trip! Cape York, Cairns to the tip!!! It's been a great fascination and long term goal of mine to visit Cape York but driving it, and seeing as much as I can, was just amazing and a trip of a lifetime.A great trip out here today. Plenty of water crossings and mud given the occasion light rains but quite warm still. Coming early was great as we had it to our selves, just the tour bus we keep bumping into (joybell53 onboard) and a few cars. Such a great location to have now visited.
Found while on our adventure across 3 states; WA, NT & Qld, for several months. We spent a few nights on the Old Telegraph Track, meeting some great people from Vic, Tas & SA on it, joining their convoy to the tip. We finally made the tip Friday the 13th. It was perfect weather, with 33 degrees. Thank you for brining us to this location. We couldn't come here all the way from the South West of WA & not find a cache!!
Travelling to the tip of Australia with The Drovers, Geoturtle37 & Paqpi4506 was the aim of this trip stopping at geocaches and historic sites.We drove as far as we could and parked the cars and headed off on foot for the last 600 meters or so. Last time we were has was 36 years ago and for some reason we don't remember it being quite as hilly as it was this time and it was a lot further walk then as the now closed down resort had this end blocked off to non paying customers.We are very happy to say that we made it again.The cache itself was located right where the GPSr indicated and after a quick find we added our names to the log before returning it as it was.Many thanks, this will be our most northerly cache find unless we win tattslotto, a favourite point from us.
Visiting Cape York area, with Team Crackers, Geoturtle37 and Papi4506.We stopped along the way to pick up a few caches and signed the log as PDGC.(Papi Drovers Geoturtle Crackers).A quick find, signed and replaced. Picked up the trackable to move along.Our thanks to all the CO's, for making this trip more enjoyable.
TICK. This is a bucket list item ticked off. I hadn't realised just how much I had wanted to to make it this far north until I actually arrived. It is awesome to have been accompanied by such great friends. The trip has been so much fun in the company of Team Crackers, The Drovers and Papi4506. Having had some car issues on the way, I wasn't sure we were going to make it but make it we did. Thank you for placing this cache here so that we can sign the log and prove that we made it.
Well here we all are, we have made it at last. Can't tell you what a relief it is to be able to say that. It is really beautiful up here and along with Team Crackers, The Drovers and Geoturtle37, we are here. Thank you for placing this cache and providing somewhere to leave out mark that we have made it.
Tftc!!! It was nice to find a cache literally at the top of Australia! Over 3000 kms from home.
About a year ago, Swellerfungus invited me to join a trip to Cape York that he was organising. I have been to the Cape by boat in the late 80's, but I thought it would be interesting to return by air and land.
I am committed to crewing on a racing yacht, and missed the north bound trip over land up the PDR and OTT as I was racing at Hamilton Island Race Week. This morning I jumped a flight from Cairns to Bamaga for my air leg to the Cape.
The team attended to some vehicle repairs at our camp at Seisia and then we headed for the tip, via the Croc Tent, Punsand Bay and the Roma Flats track.
We timed our arrival at Pajinka for a caching event that I had planned right at the high tide mark at the tip. I can now claim Australia's most northern mainland event!
In our excitement to get to the top, we had walked past this traditional on the way north, but made sure to stop on the return journey south. Everything was found in good order. Can now tick another corner of the country off.
TFTC
Pete
#7,422
I am committed to crewing on a racing yacht, and missed the north bound trip over land up the PDR and OTT as I was racing at Hamilton Island Race Week. This morning I jumped a flight from Cairns to Bamaga for my air leg to the Cape.
The team attended to some vehicle repairs at our camp at Seisia and then we headed for the tip, via the Croc Tent, Punsand Bay and the Roma Flats track.
We timed our arrival at Pajinka for a caching event that I had planned right at the high tide mark at the tip. I can now claim Australia's most northern mainland event!
In our excitement to get to the top, we had walked past this traditional on the way north, but made sure to stop on the return journey south. Everything was found in good order. Can now tick another corner of the country off.
TFTC
Pete
#7,422
The bromance, ladysim and micjor have made it to the tip for an event. We got this cache on the way wooooohoooo
OCW PelDroedGwin and geodog Peppa
So excited to be here, we made it !!
Such a special place and it’s absolutely beautiful.
Tftc
So excited to be here, we made it !!
Such a special place and it’s absolutely beautiful.
Tftc
The POINT is we made it to the top without any hassles to date. Woohoo! Found the cache too without any muggles around. So excited to tick it off the bucket list and to find this last physical cache too in the most northern point of Australia. TFTC
Find number 12287 at 4:23:33 pm on Saturday the 5 August 2023
Departed Melbourne a couple of weeks ago and travelling north for the winter, well, for the northern warmth actually (hopefully ), passing through as many small towns as I can grabbing the odd cache here and there as I travel.
Finally made the northern warmth and the Cape and I'm loving it
A long hard days 4x4'ing and finally made it here. Travelled via the mouth of Laradinya Creek, Roogna Point and Roma Flats track.
What a magnificent location with increadable views and a bucketlist item finally ticked off!
A quick find with all in good nick and thank fully there was a pencil in the container (phew).
**Thanks for placing this cache Dimebag DOZER**
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Departed Melbourne a couple of weeks ago and travelling north for the winter, well, for the northern warmth actually (hopefully ), passing through as many small towns as I can grabbing the odd cache here and there as I travel.
Finally made the northern warmth and the Cape and I'm loving it
A long hard days 4x4'ing and finally made it here. Travelled via the mouth of Laradinya Creek, Roogna Point and Roma Flats track.
What a magnificent location with increadable views and a bucketlist item finally ticked off!
A quick find with all in good nick and thank fully there was a pencil in the container (phew).
**Thanks for placing this cache Dimebag DOZER**
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Had a great trip out to Pajinka to see the tippy tip of the tip!
Nice quick find after circling only once.
Nice quick find after circling only once.
Finally! I came here last year but my phone was playing up, I accidentally bumped the light level to black and thought the battery died. Came back today with GreyHams before the Bamaga event and found it!
Thank you for the cache!
Thank you for the cache!
WoW - this is another awesome LGA
An Awesome little find here, like a treasure trove of interesting places, a beaut little Community in FNQ.
The Geological most northern point on the Australian Mainland.
We are on a Bucket List Trek, from Busselton, in the South West corner of Australia, up to Cape York, Australia's most Northern land point.
We Finally Made It
We are travelling through several iconic tracks, through the Gawler Ranges, the Oodnadatta Track, the Birdsville Track, the Bloomfield Track and the PDR Track to Cape York.
As we meander across this awesome country, we stopped here to enjoy the scenery, check out the history and wonder what life was like here all those years ago.
Thanks to the CO's for adding to our journey as we head to Cape York.
Thanks
TFTC
An Awesome little find here, like a treasure trove of interesting places, a beaut little Community in FNQ.
The Geological most northern point on the Australian Mainland.
We are on a Bucket List Trek, from Busselton, in the South West corner of Australia, up to Cape York, Australia's most Northern land point.
We Finally Made It
We are travelling through several iconic tracks, through the Gawler Ranges, the Oodnadatta Track, the Birdsville Track, the Bloomfield Track and the PDR Track to Cape York.
As we meander across this awesome country, we stopped here to enjoy the scenery, check out the history and wonder what life was like here all those years ago.
Thanks to the CO's for adding to our journey as we head to Cape York.
Thanks
TFTC
Travelled a long way to get here. Absolutely loved it!
Signed - BillyLids
From Tasmania to Cape York
Signed - BillyLids
From Tasmania to Cape York
Tick that one off the bucket list! Been wanting to go to the Cape since my early 20's, missed out 3 times, finally got to go. A long long drive from Melbourne but well worth it, amazing trip!
•218• WE MADE IT! Travelling Australia for 4 years and never travelled up here. Quite nice to say we've done it. Drive up here was insane but came out with just a few scratches.
TYSMFTC! -Fly
TYSMFTC! -Fly
TFTC I live in the US however I was just looking in Australia for caches randomly on the map and saw this one I was sad there was no hint it took me a while to find one on the map I’m not in Australia or anything but I wanted to find one in the map thanks for the 5 minutes o fb searching lol have a good one mate
What a ride to come here. But it was worth every minute of the drive.
Fortunately we had the right idea so the log has one more entry. Thanks for placing in this remote area
Fortunately we had the right idea so the log has one more entry. Thanks for placing in this remote area
found on our yorke to york trip. (top of Yorke Peninsula, South Australia to tip of Cape Yorke, Queensland )
so many great experiences and beautiful locations. how fortunate we are to live in this wonderful, free and varied country!
thank you to all cache owners and those who helped out with maintenance and especially to Dimebag DOZER for this particular smilie on 4 September 2022
because….. the tip was the point of our trip!
i was not disappointed, s rugged but quite doable ramble from the car park,some nice official and unofficial landmarks monuments.
we had bought the obligatory shirts, took the expected photos and even dipped my toes in the sea northerly - what more could i want?
a fav point from me
find no. on day no
so many great experiences and beautiful locations. how fortunate we are to live in this wonderful, free and varied country!
thank you to all cache owners and those who helped out with maintenance and especially to Dimebag DOZER for this particular smilie on 4 September 2022
because….. the tip was the point of our trip!
i was not disappointed, s rugged but quite doable ramble from the car park,some nice official and unofficial landmarks monuments.
we had bought the obligatory shirts, took the expected photos and even dipped my toes in the sea northerly - what more could i want?
a fav point from me
find no. on day no
Definitely a bucket list place to visit. I already want to come back again
TFTC ??
TFTC ??
What a journey! I fished here for for 4 hours and caught a small coral trout then had some bust ups with sharks.
Favourite point added
Added a new logbook.
Sandyofthesea and I took off from Perth at the start of April to travel more of Australia using geocaching as a guide to see the sights. How good is this country!!
Dimebag DOZER, I found WHAT'S the POINT! today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.
Favourite point added
Added a new logbook.
Sandyofthesea and I took off from Perth at the start of April to travel more of Australia using geocaching as a guide to see the sights. How good is this country!!
Dimebag DOZER, I found WHAT'S the POINT! today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.
#247
Everyone in my group left me behind after we took the obligatory photo of the sign but I wasn't going home without this one, TFTC and a big thank you for leaving the writing implement as I forgot mine to sign.
Everyone in my group left me behind after we took the obligatory photo of the sign but I wasn't going home without this one, TFTC and a big thank you for leaving the writing implement as I forgot mine to sign.
TFTC. like others, took a while, but refused to leave without it! Problem is, there are so many potential hiding spots! Log book is full!
Bluey and Atlas found it exactly (to the minute) 4 weeks after we began our round Australia motorbike trip. Central Coast to the Tip (with some relaxation, sightseeing, and a lot of rain in between)
Thanks for the cache
Thanks for the cache
Found while visiting from Canberra. We have been doing a flying holiday with the principal destination being the tip. This was a quicker find than I expected. It only because my Geowife found it. TFTC
Australia Welcome. Endlich wieder zurück in einem Land wo es keine Zeit und keine Entfernungen gibt. TFTC
It's Time for the [Travel Bug Origins Tag ](https://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?guid=0607b214-6cb4-4c7c-89d4-357a46d6988d)to Leave Australia and Merry Christmas Australian Style and I share what has become an Australian Christmas Anthem.
Listen to the lyrics and this year it is so important to think of your friends that have divided you because of Covid-19.
Originally the song by Paul Kelly was a message from a guy in prison and he was worried that who would make the gravy.
[How To Make Gravy (2021 Version)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOWtK6HYCSE)
[Lyrics](https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/paulkelly/howtomakegravy.html)
Stay Safe Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (we need one)
Listen to the lyrics and this year it is so important to think of your friends that have divided you because of Covid-19.
Originally the song by Paul Kelly was a message from a guy in prison and he was worried that who would make the gravy.
[How To Make Gravy (2021 Version)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOWtK6HYCSE)
[Lyrics](https://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/paulkelly/howtomakegravy.html)
Stay Safe Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year (we need one)
I have Virtually Collected [TB978CJ](https://coord.info/TB978CJ) The Travel Bug Origins Tag from one of the remotest geocaches in Tasmania and I am about to drop it the most northerly cache in Australia.
The CO of the trackable has given permission for Virtual Discovery by geocahers worldwide.
It's Fine Elsewhere
The CO of the trackable has given permission for Virtual Discovery by geocahers worldwide.
It's Fine Elsewhere
A late log sorry but very happy to have this cache added to our list. Nice quick find.
TFTC. Its still in good condition. Little hard to know where to start but eventually came in on it
The Trackable [TB9QVNY The Golden Hint Bottle Opener](https://coord.info/TB9QVNY) is making a Virtual Visit to Cape York, Queensland. Australia.
Made it to the tip! Cannot resist finding a high difficulty cache in an awesome location. Thanks!
We weren't leaving without this one!! Geohubby was first to lay his eyes on it then graciously left it for geokid #3 to discover.
We are truly blessed with a beautiful country. TFTC 5
We are truly blessed with a beautiful country. TFTC 5
Trip to the Tip, day 10. Found this one before LuLuRu14. Sadly (not sadly) we will have to return again to this beautiful spot because we both neglected to bring a Biro. TFTC