Forty Winks #22 Willunga South, South Australia, Australia
By
equipe de cinq on 23-Feb-13. Waypoint GC468BG
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Logs
Travelling with iluvtrekking from our home state of WA on a SA caching foray. Staying in Aldinga for a few days and ranging from there to grab some finds. Scored another beautiful day after a couple of chilly ones. Love these country roads - our type of caching. Hint does not apply. Thanks for the hide LNCU
Been working on an excuse to find the 40s for awhile. Only everybody in Willunga was out and about, driving along this road. Only found a few, will come back on a Sunday next time. TFTC and the series so far equipe de cinq.Replaced log book to keep this cache going for thd next geocacher to find.
No olive bush here now. More like base of stobie.One week on from SAs Leap Year MEGA Event and out caching again. This time around Aldinga/Willunga and anywhere else that looks interesting.equipe de cinq, I found Forty Winks #22 today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.
Found it Beautiful day yay yay no humid not like in Qld Thank you With DeafPVC - Deaf Phantom DeafVW DeafCat
The plan was to cache some fresh air, scenery, and of course 40 winks
The olive tree has left the building Try the post.
TFTC edc
The olive tree has left the building Try the post.
TFTC edc
I had managed to negotiate a morning of caching on a rare day off. The plan was to see how much I could get to before the forecast rain arrived. I decided to travel between this series of caches on two wheels rather than four, and it was nice to get some exercise in.
This was as far as I travelled from my starting point. The area has clearly changed as the hint did not match where the cache was located. It was easy enough to find though. Great views from this elevated position but could see the rain heading towards me. TFTC equipe de cinq
This was as far as I travelled from my starting point. The area has clearly changed as the hint did not match where the cache was located. It was easy enough to find though. Great views from this elevated position but could see the rain heading towards me. TFTC equipe de cinq
Like a previous cacher, easy find, no olive tree. Replaced log as it was full. New hint, possibly? Post
Thanks Equipe de Cinque, what a great series. Thanks for maintaining and placing them all.
Take time to look at the view
Thanks Equipe de Cinque, what a great series. Thanks for maintaining and placing them all.
Take time to look at the view
No olive bush here! Nice easy find with Northstar76, Giselle_13 and Connor2011
Another cache find on our 2022 South Australian Adventure and another very chilly, wet day. Just perfect for geocaching. A quick driveby, all good here TFTS.
We are enjoying our time travelling SA. Fantastic towns, ruins, beaches and cliffs & wine. Thanks to all the COs for taking us on this geo-guided tour.
We are enjoying our time travelling SA. Fantastic towns, ruins, beaches and cliffs & wine. Thanks to all the COs for taking us on this geo-guided tour.
20 April 2022
11:26 am
2001
Hi equipe de cinq, I found Forty Winks #22 today. I am on my way between the Goulburn Valley in Victoria to McLaren Vale in South Australia. Collecting a few smilies on the way.
That clue was not helpful at all! Ha ha ha.
Many thanks equipe de cinq for providing and maintaining this game piece for our enjoyment.
11:26 am
2001
Hi equipe de cinq, I found Forty Winks #22 today. I am on my way between the Goulburn Valley in Victoria to McLaren Vale in South Australia. Collecting a few smilies on the way.
That clue was not helpful at all! Ha ha ha.
Many thanks equipe de cinq for providing and maintaining this game piece for our enjoyment.
What a day we have had today. The first thing that happened right before my eyes all my maps just disappeared from the GPS, nothing we did would bring them back. Finally after several phone calls trying to fix the problem we ended up on the phone to Garmin who declared that the GPS was terminal. We will be without a GPS for a couple of weeks so it is caching with the phone, yuk. Today we needed to say no to a few of the Forty Winks caches that we had targeted.
The phone has an app on it that monitor’s my heart and I am not allowed to be more than 2 meters from the phone, the terrain was beyond me, if hubby had gone for the caches he would have needed to use the phone, the next thing would be a phone call wondering if everything was OK.
All the caches that we found today were in good condition and the majority of co-ords are spot on. Our finds were a mix of trads, multi and puzzles.
SL TFTC
The phone has an app on it that monitor’s my heart and I am not allowed to be more than 2 meters from the phone, the terrain was beyond me, if hubby had gone for the caches he would have needed to use the phone, the next thing would be a phone call wondering if everything was OK.
All the caches that we found today were in good condition and the majority of co-ords are spot on. Our finds were a mix of trads, multi and puzzles.
SL TFTC
doing my weekly cache and cake outing with mum.
we did some geocaching then had lunch at the Aldinga Bakery. nice food and very nice service.
TFTC
we did some geocaching then had lunch at the Aldinga Bakery. nice food and very nice service.
TFTC
Today I went caching with Poisin55 and Chubly09. We set out to complete the '0' of the 40 winks series of caches by bike and completed it successfully with no DNFs. the 40 is almost finished by us now except for the top of the '4' which the others didn't come prepared for as some long pants and gaiters would be needed and one DNF that is yet to be resolved on the '4' so there are a few left for another time. It was a bit of a hot day for it but it many smileys were gained and Chubly09 hit his 50th milestone and I hit my 200th. TFTC equipe de cinq
Out for an afternoon of caching. Really enjoyed working through the forty winks series here! Most were quick finds with the help of the hints. Tftc!
Doing this series with ilook4geo today with a good find rate. The only ones we did not bother with were a few which required walking along a track where the grass was very long and could have been hiding who knows what. All the others were nice quick and easy finds and both names were soon stamped somewhere on each log. Thank you to equipe de cinq for placing this series of caches.
Enjoyed the caching along with goingplaces2 today. We had a mostly successful time, retrieved each container, signed the log and replaced all as found. TFTC.
Found with the Easten Olaves. A horrible view from the hill here. Don't forget your shoes.
Worth noting that the hint no longer exists but the cache is a very clever hide! Great Winter's day to explore the area. A must do when embarking on this incredibly interesting set of drive-bys, is a breakfast, coffee or lunch stop at the Biplanes Cafe at the Aldinga airfield. A real treat. TFTC.
Chasing numbers for a serious milestone so today set my sights on a series I've long wanted to do but never got around to, the 40 Winks series. Found 37 and replaced 4 which were almost certainly missing.
Thanks to equipe de cinq for putting out this cache for me to find
*This log composed and published using GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife).*
Thanks to equipe de cinq for putting out this cache for me to find
*This log composed and published using GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife).*
In Port Elliot today, out to tackle the 40 Winks series. All caches found in good order, took nothing and left nothing. Thanks to equipe de cinq for the run. TFTC
Out and about geocaching today, while staying in Willunga from Brisbane. Decided to cache art, '40'. Due to the number of caches in this series I am doing a generic cache. Thoroughly enjoyed doing these caches, even those ones that had to be walked. TFTC equipe de cinq
Spending a few days in Wallunga as part of our trip to SA after borders were opened up to NSW and QLD. Today was the day to find the 40 Winks and a few extra caches near by. Many thanks to the COs for placing and maintaining these caches and enhancing our enjoyment of caching.
Good bucket list item. Nice views out to the gulf from this top corner. Olive bush has gone, but the cache prevails.
We had been wondering what the olive craze was all about, let alone what they looked like. When we saw the bush our eyes opened. When I say we, I mean my wife. I’m just trying to ride on her coat tails.
Olives are like those things that are pretty but you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy. I’ve had a few turn up on my food plates this week but thankfully my anti-olive lasers have been fully functional to protect my tastebuds. tftc
Olives are like those things that are pretty but you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy. I’ve had a few turn up on my food plates this week but thankfully my anti-olive lasers have been fully functional to protect my tastebuds. tftc
Found this one on a fun day out with the kids. Clever hide in a place not immediately obvious. Geodaughter kicked something and it turned out to be the hiding location. TFTC
So this was a fairly full-on solo geocaching day for me today, and I wanted to make the most of the terrific weather that had the right temperature, sun out and blue sky. The plan was to head south to tackle some of the power trails / series, and for the most part, that was achieved. My day started at Seaford, and then it was a run along the creek finding the *Real Aliens* series. I then diverted towards the ocean, to find a nemesis oldie and enjoy a run along Moana's cliffs. A selection of the *Cats and Dogs* series were detoured past, before a break at Aldinga's bakery. Next was the *Forty Winks* series, and then back towards the ocean to enjoy a few caches at Sellicks Beach. It was getting to late afternoon by the time I drove through Myponga, and targeted a few hiking geocaches around there, and back towards Sellicks Hill. By this time, it was dark, and so made my way home, having utilised this great weather as best as I could.
I'm normally not the fan of power trails, especially doing these solo, but whether it was the weather, or obvious cache hides, I actually quite enjoyed driving around these, and the nearby airport made it even more enjoyable. I managed to find these caches in two waves (early afternoon, and towards the evening), with a few DNFs in amongst the series. This was the second phase of driving this series, and with it being dark after the sun had set, I pretty well had these roads to myself.
The cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks equipe de cinq for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
I'm normally not the fan of power trails, especially doing these solo, but whether it was the weather, or obvious cache hides, I actually quite enjoyed driving around these, and the nearby airport made it even more enjoyable. I managed to find these caches in two waves (early afternoon, and towards the evening), with a few DNFs in amongst the series. This was the second phase of driving this series, and with it being dark after the sun had set, I pretty well had these roads to myself.
The cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks equipe de cinq for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
I decided to bump up my finds for 29th Feb, seeing as it doesn't come around often, so I headed down south from my home town and spent a day meandering around these areas and just enjoying the day.
Great weather, nice countryside and good caches. Thanks to all the owners, sorry but this is a blanket log.
Lots of scratches from the caches under the ever present bushes, lots of ants, lots of other things which made noises in the bush. I probably should be doing all this in winter - but that is no challenge
Some caches may have specific logs if they need attention, otherwise they were all found in good condition.Thanks for your caches and making my day an adventure.
Great weather, nice countryside and good caches. Thanks to all the owners, sorry but this is a blanket log.
Lots of scratches from the caches under the ever present bushes, lots of ants, lots of other things which made noises in the bush. I probably should be doing all this in winter - but that is no challenge
Some caches may have specific logs if they need attention, otherwise they were all found in good condition.Thanks for your caches and making my day an adventure.
22 Visiting for the tour down under 2020 passing through Meadows today. Enjoying the challenge of local caches. Thankyou for the cache series and the adventure , cheers.
Apologies for the generic logs
Apologies for the generic logs
Narrowly missed being seen by muggle on a tractor. Nice cache holder. TFTC
Returned today after completing one half of this series earlier this year. Most were easy hides but a few caught me off guard. TFTC
