CRY 4 Crying in the chapel. Farnborough, Queensland, Australia
By
Temingi on 17-Oct-12. Waypoint GC3YV6C
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Fun find. And appropriate GZ. Peter Blakey recorded this title in 1989. Thanks for another cache
Happy find and a log to fill out finally 
A favourite for _hitam and a fun quick one for me.
A favourite for _hitam and a fun quick one for me.Got it with. Deafcat DeafsantaDutchAusCrank 1 Lance 51 Silence 49 Codawives SurdiVisio??
Found it awesome thanks share DeafSanta DutchAus Crank1 Silence49 Lance51 Codawivies Surdivislo
Got it with deaf group - codawives, deafsanta, deafcat silence49 crank1 DutchAus surdiVisio
Today we were able to look for a few more cans on the resort road. Since we were unsure about some of the cans as to whether there were any creatures around, we only searched for, found and logged selected and safe cans.4.15 pmTFTC # 3041
The the family were taking it easy today, so I headed just down the road to work on the CRY series.This was a nice quick find.---Over a week ago we made a trip up to Yeppoon to visit family and some of the big things dotted around the state. On the way we stopped off at Noosa Heads (big pelican) and Maryborough before staying in Hervey Bay (big whales) for a couple of days to break up the journey. Whilst in Hervey Bay we went out on a glass bottomed boat and explored Big Woody Island and Round Island. Onwards again and we visited Childers, Gin Gin and got stuck in a crazy tailback a few kilometers from Miriam Vale (big crab, big donut and big Magpie). It would have been rude not to pick up a cache or two on our journey North.We visited Great Keppel and did some snorkeling (and Jack spotted a large sting ray), Emu Park to view the Singing Ship, Rockhampton (big bulls) to visit the zoo (which I wasn't too keen on) and just about every restaurant and coffee shop in Yeppoon. It's a lovely part of the world.On the way back home (boo) we visited the caves at Cania Gorge and stayed overnight at the retreat and then on to the Three Moons Silo Mural, Gayndah (big orange) and then onto the Bruce and straight back home.Thanks!!#3524
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Traveling up to Qld from Vic with a muggle friend we've been staying in Emu Park with his family for the week before making our way back down the coast to visit my family on the way home over the next couple of weeks.
Seeing the C.R.Y. series before I had even left Victoria, I just had to convince my muggle friend to drive me out to search. Luckily it didn't take much convincing, and he always enjoys finding a cache or 2.
It took us just under 3hrs to complete the series. We started out parking the car in the middle of 3 caches and walking back and forth. Then, as the time wore on, we drove to each cache. Saw atleast 4 different types of ants, a huntsman and a couple of roos along the way. Thankfully no wiggly sticks!
At cache #13 I reached my 1000th cache find milestone.
Thanks dooghan and Temingi for placing and maintaining these caches.
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Traveling up to Qld from Vic with a muggle friend we've been staying in Emu Park with his family for the week before making our way back down the coast to visit my family on the way home over the next couple of weeks.
Seeing the C.R.Y. series before I had even left Victoria, I just had to convince my muggle friend to drive me out to search. Luckily it didn't take much convincing, and he always enjoys finding a cache or 2.
It took us just under 3hrs to complete the series. We started out parking the car in the middle of 3 caches and walking back and forth. Then, as the time wore on, we drove to each cache. Saw atleast 4 different types of ants, a huntsman and a couple of roos along the way. Thankfully no wiggly sticks!
At cache #13 I reached my 1000th cache find milestone.
Thanks dooghan and Temingi for placing and maintaining these caches.
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Finally we made it back to this ol DNF of mine We did this series years ago and this was my only one we couldn't find pretty sure it was at a sign closer to the road anyhow basically a park and grab today Signed log kingfisherau 1:30 pm 14/6/2023 and replaced all as found,
Temingi - TFTC.
Temingi - TFTC.
OCW PelDroedGwin and geodog Peppa
Staying at Emu Park for a few nights, decided to go for a drive to explore a little today.
Don’t think I know this song, but I now have ideas for our toad trip playlist.
Cache cache gave me a giggle.
Tftc
Staying at Emu Park for a few nights, decided to go for a drive to explore a little today.
Don’t think I know this song, but I now have ideas for our toad trip playlist.
Cache cache gave me a giggle.
Tftc
Taken a while to getting around to logging a few caches, time to play catchup.
I usually try to get the date vaguely right.
Out and about with our friend that we introduced to geocaching recently.
We decided to do a few more of the Cry series.
This song has been covered by almost everyone at some point or another.
Originally recorded by Darrell Glenn (written by his father) it didn't get released until 1953 and eventually made it to number 6 on the charts.
The thing that gets my attention on this is that before the song started to gain traction up the charts, other singers also recorded versions of it as well.
By August 1953 there were 4 versions in the charts at the same time.
We then arrive in 1989 where a young Aussie Peter Blakely released a song with the same name but a much different style and lyrics. I like this one the best.
TFTC.
I usually try to get the date vaguely right.
Out and about with our friend that we introduced to geocaching recently.
We decided to do a few more of the Cry series.
This song has been covered by almost everyone at some point or another.
Originally recorded by Darrell Glenn (written by his father) it didn't get released until 1953 and eventually made it to number 6 on the charts.
The thing that gets my attention on this is that before the song started to gain traction up the charts, other singers also recorded versions of it as well.
By August 1953 there were 4 versions in the charts at the same time.
We then arrive in 1989 where a young Aussie Peter Blakely released a song with the same name but a much different style and lyrics. I like this one the best.
TFTC.
Because of the recent rain the grass was overgrown and couldn’t get close enough to find it.
A planned trip north with a mate and his family, sees us checking out some of our great countryside. We got in some camping and in some not so usual spots. It has been fun and the best part is I get to cache in places I do not usually get to visit.
Today it was free time looking around Rocky. Then I get a call you still in Rocky. It was Triple turmoil saying she was heading to Yeppoon. We meet up around late lunchtime and got in some caching around Rocky and then into Yeppoon. Some dinner and then it was me back to my camp site. Another fun filled and another extreme day of caching.
We saw this power trail of 20+ caches and thought do we have enough time. Well let’s give it a go. Of the 20, we got 2 DNF’s, # 14 and #19, the rest were easy enough finds with some taking a little extra time than the usual park and grab. We had a good plan and it worked well and finished up in under 90 mins.
Thanks for the cache and the hide, I signed the log and returned the cache as found.
Today it was free time looking around Rocky. Then I get a call you still in Rocky. It was Triple turmoil saying she was heading to Yeppoon. We meet up around late lunchtime and got in some caching around Rocky and then into Yeppoon. Some dinner and then it was me back to my camp site. Another fun filled and another extreme day of caching.
We saw this power trail of 20+ caches and thought do we have enough time. Well let’s give it a go. Of the 20, we got 2 DNF’s, # 14 and #19, the rest were easy enough finds with some taking a little extra time than the usual park and grab. We had a good plan and it worked well and finished up in under 90 mins.
Thanks for the cache and the hide, I signed the log and returned the cache as found.
After meeting up with Chamad, we worked our way through some of the puzzles and trads around yeppoon.
It took us an hour and a half to run through this power trail. Unfortunately there were a couple of dnfs. Oh well. Adds a little colour to the map and targets if I am ever back this way.
It took us an hour and a half to run through this power trail. Unfortunately there were a couple of dnfs. Oh well. Adds a little colour to the map and targets if I am ever back this way.
In the area with Selva Girls today to pick up some caches and this was one of them. This was the next along the trail.
Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for me and others to enjoy.
TFTC Temingi
Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for me and others to enjoy.
TFTC Temingi
Next, Konie and I came to this power trail. Most of the caches were quickly located and our names added tot he log. TFTC
Ooh, that was an easy one!
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!!
Temingi, I found CRY 4 Crying in the chapel. today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.
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!!
Temingi, I found CRY 4 Crying in the chapel. today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.
Great Northern escape 2022 Day 120. Yeppoon Day 1. After a long night with light rain, I was up and ready to go. I first went for a lab at Wreck bay, then went on to the CRY series. It seems that all the money spent up here has not led to a long term success. At least the road has a good set of caches on it. I stopped for a few more on the way home.
With traffic whizzing by I pulled over and found all of these caches I had on my list today. One took two visits and an ant infested tree was quite a challenge. A few of the hides were very well done.
Thanks for the cache Temingi
37194.4 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2007 Compass Rose Nickel A#74
**Albida**
With traffic whizzing by I pulled over and found all of these caches I had on my list today. One took two visits and an ant infested tree was quite a challenge. A few of the hides were very well done.
Thanks for the cache Temingi
37194.4 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2007 Compass Rose Nickel A#74
**Albida**
I was close, very close. So was the 4to 5 ft black snake. That killed this trail for me. No bush = no snakes.
3m out...black snake around 4 to 5ft basking in sun. Nope. That's my caching day killed.
On my way from Canberra to North Queensland with a few detours for shires. TFTC.
Did this one with Temimgi as my chauffeur so quick finds on all. We fixed a few on the way.
Great series.
Did this one with Temimgi as my chauffeur so quick finds on all. We fixed a few on the way.
Great series.
We were out today to try our luck at this series and also the finish the Adventure Lab and grab a couple of Earth caches.
We have done heaps and heaps of power Trails and series of caches over the years but this one would have to be one of the best we have attempted. Coordinates were spot on making most of them easy finds and there was plenty of parking on a surprisingly quiet road. Being all trads we didn't have to sit down and spend hours working out puzzles before we could start it was just a nice day out. We knew almost all the songs and were singing between caches, glad we were travelling alone. All caches were found today and all log books now contain our name. We apologise for the semi genetic log but it's very hard to write something different about each case but we will add something at the ones we remember. Please accept we do appreciate the time, effort and expense going to setting up and maintaining this series great series.
The least we can do is spend a bit of time and add the singers of these songs as requested.
Many thanks Temingi for a great series that we really enjoyed.
The singer was :- Elvis Presley
We have done heaps and heaps of power Trails and series of caches over the years but this one would have to be one of the best we have attempted. Coordinates were spot on making most of them easy finds and there was plenty of parking on a surprisingly quiet road. Being all trads we didn't have to sit down and spend hours working out puzzles before we could start it was just a nice day out. We knew almost all the songs and were singing between caches, glad we were travelling alone. All caches were found today and all log books now contain our name. We apologise for the semi genetic log but it's very hard to write something different about each case but we will add something at the ones we remember. Please accept we do appreciate the time, effort and expense going to setting up and maintaining this series great series.
The least we can do is spend a bit of time and add the singers of these songs as requested.
Many thanks Temingi for a great series that we really enjoyed.
The singer was :- Elvis Presley
Log and cache in good order. Tftc and the mug of tea, ginger biscuit and the mega view from your abode.
Out again trying to find a few more get closer to 6000 to line up the milestone with the Townsville Mega. Just a couple more needed.
Thanks Temingi for creating and placing this for us to enjoy.
Thanks Temingi for creating and placing this for us to enjoy.
Having a nice weekend in Yeppoon with family. We decided to collect a few more from this power trail this visit.
Found this one lying on the ground so I returned it to where I assumed it lived. TFTC!
Found this one lying on the ground so I returned it to where I assumed it lived. TFTC!
Found while in town visiting friends who recently moved here. Thanks for the cache
