Log in the Log West Pymble, New South Wales, Australia
By ManceyPants and Wakko Akos on 27-Feb-13. Waypoint GC46PQG

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Ngaambul - Matt

Hi ManceyPants,

The cache appears to be in need of owner intervention. I'm temporarily disabling it, to give the owner an opportunity to check on the cache, and take whatever action is necessary. Please respond to this situation in a timely manner (i.e., within 28 days) to prevent the cache from being archived for non-responsiveness.

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Ngaambul - Matt

This geocacher reported that the cache might be missing.

DNF after a very extensive search.
I'd say its MIA or under the tree.


Logged with [GCDroid](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gcdroid).

Tried another approach..
Same DNF outcome.
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I'd appreciate a check from CO
TFTC

This geocacher reported that the cache might be missing.

DID FIND a backpack half full of Vaping gear at gz - looked expensive (I felt like an extra in Breaking Bad).
DID FIND a full set of 12 empty beer bottles.
DID FIND ex-logs. Burt to bits and rotted away to near mulch.
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No sign of a container, but this seems to be a hangout for some likely lads
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Maybe CO will be kind enough to check the cache

A quick find in the drizzle, though it was wetter in the cache than out, sort of signed the yellow log book without tearing the paper. A great little spot I used to drive past daily in years gone by. Thanks ManceyPants and Wakko Akos for the cache

Found it without much trouble, once I had located the right log, picking up a tick in the process. The log is a bit damp and difficult to sign.

Logged

Dayboro QLD Mega - Day Two:

The second day of our mega road trip with buhfuhguh!
We started in Sydney today, leaving at 7am with a destination of Port Macquarie. Found 25 caches today, targeting very specific ones so was on the road for about 12 hours before reaching Port Mac at 7pm!


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This Cache:

We chose this cache to grab as it was in a new LGA. Was a bit tougher than expected though especially in the rain! Had to push our way through some thick scrub to get close to the log, and then stumbled around it for 5 minutes before finding the cache.

Soaked already and the day had just started!

TFTC

31 March 2021 8:42 am

Day Two of my Dayboro Trip with Loci612. Staying in Canada Bay for the night and up and early this morning to start the 2nd day of this little adventure.

With many more LGA's and Lane Cove on today's target list we were off and ready to go and ash out another day of caching. Eitherway thanks for the cache and being a part of another great day.

Pretty overgrown here now. I came in by what I can only assume to be the wrong way and passed a whole afloat of rubbish. Then I found a log, but it turned out not to be the right one. Finally made the find and the outer container was holding a lot of water. Fortunately the new inner container was largely dry. The cache might actually benefit from ditching the outer one. TFTC.

Did a bit of shopping at Eden Gardens then walked up here. Lovely sunny Friday morning. A little easier to walk here than to drive. Nice hide. SL TFTC Cheers... Gaztek

Smurfette has come out of hibernation and wants to go travelling.

Easy find. TFTC

Needed a clue for a Mystery challenge and this was a quick grab nearby. Tftc.

Found with Knight-Trekkers, but we did not bring a pen, so took a photo of the logbook instead. Quick little cache, thanks so much.

Looked at a log , and a log , and a log before getting CIH. OCW Brewmaker. TFTC

After searching around the wrong log, and a PAF, we finally located the correct log to log the log. Then the phone GPS said 2m! TFTC

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After a stretch of rain I headed out in the sunshine to collect some caches in the area. My initial concern upon parking for this cache was soon forgotten when I realised that this wall of bush was not as impenetrable as it looked. I found a way in and soon had CIH. What a noisy spot!

Log is slightly damp, but sealed well enough that no more rain should get in.

TFTC

With the sun out after a few days of rain, a day of caching with Oldmorty provided perfect conditions for some searching for treasures. Headed in with a vague geotrail and soon saw where GZ would be. Carefully extracted after reading logs of spiders guarding the cache. None today. TFTC!

Today I teamed up again with morty8888 for another day of caching, this time around the Pymble, Gordon and Roseville areas. We had a very enjoyable and adventurous day visiting the cache locations, finding many of the hides but also a few DNF's along the way. After a short bush bash it was soon CIH. TFTC.

Easy find but container was full of water.
Maintenance required.
Tftc

Great coordinates. The lunch box was filled with water. Fortunately the log book was dry as it was in a Ziploc bag inside another container.
TFTC. The 4Rods.

TFTC!

Nice little hide!

Lunchbox is not waterproof. Was full of water.

Found one at last after two failures. Worth the search. Good humour restored!! T&B

Woohoo. Finally a success for the day.

Located at 10:10am. Wanting to make a find before a long day ahead working, I had two to three other caches in mind as my New Year’s Day souvenir cache, all of which became unachievable for one reason and another. Starting to race the clock, I arrived at GZ for this cache already very hot and sweaty and ploughed ahead before becoming stumped. I calmed myself and recommitted to the endeavour whereupon I quickly had CIH and felt amazingly better for it Happy New Year to all! С НОВЫМ ГОДОМ! Спасибо! תודה! L’chaim! TFTC!

Previously logged under team account BoogieRogue. Re-logging with my individual account. Quickly found it on a trip collecting in Lindfield and West Pymble. TFTC.

Quickly found it on a trip collecting in Lindfield and West Pymble. TFTC.

TFTC whit BR!

Quick find where hint indicated. Did some repair to the cache (new log and container) and place them inside existing container all good now. Cheers

Another wet log that is impossible to sign. These lunch boxes are not water tight. Is the CO looking after their caches. I'm not so sure. TFTC anyway.

Emptied the water bus is not even attempt to sign the log

Log and container needs replacing to something more waterproof

#6667 12:40
The 'other side of Ryde Road' I rarely visit, even though there are some cache waiting to be found.
At the end of the road I parked the car and walked over for the last few meters. Nice size box, thanks for that, ManceyPants.

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#67
I found GZ quite quickly but it took a few minutes of looking it find the cache. There were many possible hiding holes in the area but the real one soon became apparent.
Again the log sheet was filled to the brim, fortunately I was equipped with a spare sheet to place in the cache on which to sign.
TFTC??

On a five weeks, three-country-caching-tour covering Thailand, Australia and New Zealand.
Arrived in Sydney four days ago and sadly today is already the last.
Today’s agenda took me to the north region and some beautiful parks and reserves
Main goal for today was to get some of the historic, old caches [^] in the region, including Australians first cache and to find a letterbox , because this cache-type was still missing in the Sydney-collection .
What a beautiful day for a finishing tour! [^]
Despite it was a really hot day I very much appreciated the tour

The cachers highway brought me directly to this nicely hiddn and well sized box . A real relief after all the tiny micros in the region.. [^]

Thanks [:X] to the Sydney-owners for providing the cool hides [^] and for maintaining the caches .
Cheers from Germany!

After a wet morning trapped in the house we were keen to get out for some fresh air, and maybe a few caches, so headed up to Lindfield to see what we could find. This was the 5th of 6 finds, and 2 DNF's, for the afternoon.

After finding a few caches in some of the suburban parks on the Western side of Lady Game Drive, we next stopped off at this cache. Parked the geomobile at the end of Wyuna Road, and then dived off into the scrub for a quick find. It was nice to find a good sized container, after all of the previous micros. TNLNSL, and then replaced as found. TFTC ManceyPants.

Find #1526

Found the log. Tftc

Lovely morning to be out visiting some local caches. Found the path in and cache no troubles. Watch the sharp thorns and all will be well! Cheers!

Morphcheese and I took a little detour to grab this. Cache blindness meant we looked for several minutes. Finally spotted something. Took TB.
TFTC!

Heading toward Mecca with Opa-shrek for today's georun, and we decided to grab a few quickies on the way. We pondered if this 3/3 fit our bill, and decided to give it a go anyway - funny how ratings can vary region to region or person to person - we found this one pretty simply, following a well worn geotrail, and no real twist to the find. Good for us thanks for the find!
Added a TB that's been stuck on the Central Coast for too long

Today I will be marking my 2,000th find at Australia's very 1st cache. I needed to notch up 3 more finds beforehand, though, and having got two of them nearby, we thought we'd check this one out to see whether, even with its 3/3 rating, it would meet our needs for a quick find. And it did ... we simply followed a well-worn geo-trail until we came to the likely hiding spot and after a quick search, made the find. Compared to what we are used to, I'd suggest the D/T is a bit high ... but who's complaining!!. Like others have said, the container is no longer (if it ever was) watertight and so everything inside is damp, but that didn't prevent us from adding our names to the log within. Now onto Australia's Geocaching Mecca in Lane Cove NP! Thanks ManceyPants for helping me to reach a geocaching milestone today.

Cache has seen better days. Quick find Tftc tnln

#664
Today's goal was to target the 666 milestone and this was my 7th cache for the morning. Had no trouble finding the way in but then the iPhone led me away from the obvious place. Eventually came back and in the end, I found it.
TFTC

Found a sort-of-path in, but still had to bush bash a bit to reach GZ. Cache was soon found thanks to cache name. Cache was full of water, but the log paper was only a bit damp rather than soaked as the snaplock bag was in good condition and must have floated at the top of the cache! Contents were saturated though, might need some post-rain TLC

As SSSonya said, we poured water out of the container, but otherwise able to sign the log. Nice location for a cache. TFTC

Not easy to find a way in but once I did it was a quick find

Tftc

#2939 - well this took a bit of hunting, went around and below. Nope, so back around and attack from top. When at GX point my fellow geocacher, introduced newbie sighted the sneaky devil. Many thanks to ManceyPants for establishing and maintaining this cache. Onwards to the next GX. And that means back down and around.....

Needed a cache for leap year! The worst part of this cache were the spiders, prickles and the overgrown path in. TFTC.

TFTC

Once I found the right log the cache was easy enough to find. With so many spiders in the area I was slightly apprehensive about retrieving and opening it but there turned out to be no problems. Thanks.

Our 1999th find. Few prickly bushes, avoided most of them. Container is just holding up but log was dry. Thanks ManceyPants.

[red]#5630[/red]
Today I was around the university on caching. This was my first found today.
This cache was a quick found.
[green]TFTC[/green], [blue]SchwesterN01[/blue]

Tftc, found the log in the log, then signed the log while resting on the log.

cool place! no pen so cant log but I only one space left. thanks!

Pulled up 15m to GZ, grabbed iPhone as GPS but just followed the trail straight to the booty. Even in the dark before work, with torch in hand, made for a quick find. TFTC

A small bush bash along a geotrail to find the cache in the most obvious location.
Last cache we found today with artemidorus1, midmy7, Elanor, Sophia and her dad

TFTC.

Visited with Felix the Spy, mdk, mkd, yosemite.girl, Sophia and their dad. Well, actually Sophia and her dad stayed on the road, as she'd had enough of the bush for today.

A well-travelled geotrack took us to a quick find. Thanks, ManceyPants and Wakko Akos!

Good hide. Yes Purple.
TFTC

Tftc

Fairly easy , follow track

Woooo finally found it after some bush bashing required!! Great hide and TFTC

Found in the dark.
TFTC

Found after a bit of bush bashing to GZ, getting a couple of thorns along the way, TFTC,

Found at 1:48pm with morry9.

We were in the area for the event cache 'Let's Party - Come Celebrate 15 Years of Geocaching' and morry9 and I decided to head out for a few local caches. This one was one of the closest which both of us hadn't attempted. Not to mention that there were plenty of others out this way so we had ample choice in which ones to go for.

We found an appropriate parking spot and we headed into the bush. Avoiding just a couple of cobwebs along the way, we made it to GZ with no hassles. From there I spotted something instantly and we retrieved with a bit of a stretch.

Signed log, thanks for the cache ManceyPants

Found after birthday event with Jase90 . Nice sunny day

Found with the geo-kids during a bike mounted, post 15 year anniversary of Aussie caching event assault on a few West Pymble caches. Not one of the district's finest locations...........but a smiley is a smiley. The geo-son had the CIH while I was still tripping over rubble. Many thanks ManceyPants

Perhaps not the nicest piece of bush in the area but a quick find after battling through a few webs. TftC

Not an easy one

Found after a bit of a bush scramble but no problems after finding GZ. Took TB. TFTC.

Find #: 1,046
Companions: Geokid10
Muggles: None
Weather: Cool spring afternoon
Cache condition: good

I had a TB I wanted to drop off, but had a DNF at my desired cache. I decided to stop off here, as it was enroute to my destination. We parked at the end of the road and went for a bush-bash, and were soon at GZ. I wasn't sure what the twist or need for teamwork would be, and still don't as the container was found in a likely place, with full access to the log. I signed it and dropped the TB, then returned to the car. TFTC

Current streak: 119
Cache no: 1134

Quick park and grab. 2 out of 2 for the day.. Let's see how many I can do before heading home and watch the grand final.

TFTC

Little bit of a bush bash to find this one but found easily once we found the hiding place.
Found on a lovely Sydney Spring day.

TFTC

Nice easy find, log has dried enough to sign, TFTC.

Cache was wet. Log damp but still managed to sign. No TBs in cache. Great hint. Only a little bit of bush bashing from the road. Replaced lig as found.

I was caching well out of my area as I've run out of local finds.
Quickly found once I found a way into the region near gz.
Tftc

TFTC

Found the log and logged our log. Thanks!

FOUND, in the Nic of time

Found on a run to Sydney's Northern Suburbs with The Rats and Hoojar as The Rats pushes towards 10,000 finds.

We managed to find a variety of caches in and around the surburbs here. TFTC!

With The Rats closing in on his event to mark 10,000 finds, he asked steeba and I to accompany him on one last push to get closer to that number. The Northern Beaches of Sydney was our target.

I think it too us longer to work out how to drive here than it took to find the cache.

Cheers

Out for a days caching in the Northern Suburbs with steeba and Hoojar. In an attempt to bolster my numbers prior to the 10k event we tackled a few heavily populated caching areas.

Having spent most of our day over on the coast it was a pleasant change to be back in the wooded jungle of suburbia. We still managed to grab a plethora of finds while in the area. Sorry for the generic log, it certainly doesn't detract from the cache.

Thanks

Was not to easy since I expected a log in the log rather than at the log. It was my first cache on the 40k running/walking/hiking/caching trip on The Great North Walk today and a good start.

Greetings from Germany.

Apr-20-2014

My first Australian geocache!!!

Glad I got there before it got too dark. Thanks for the hide.

Gps on phone not working too well. Took a while to find in bush.

Found said purple thing (not easy to hide this color!) and only gained a few scratches. No bites from anything (well, maybe a mozzie) either. All in all, a fairly quick find to start a caching day around the area. TFTC!

fun find tftc

First cache of the afternoon, in what was ultimately 21 finds for the day. Parked at the end of the street and it was a nice easy find following the caching trail in. iPhone led me a little off course to start with but then settled and it was obvious where to look. Thanks ManceyPants and Wakko Akos.

I made it more difficult than necessary. Turned out to be in the first place I looked when I rechecked carefully. SL. TFTC.

A quick find although the bush bash a little scary.

Parked close to GZ and walked into the bush. I decided to go back to the car and change shoes, thongs is not the best footwear. As soon as I picked out the boots from the car Hagar came back with the cache in hand. Hmmm, quick easy find!

I got caught too with the device pointing me deeper into the bush than I needed to be. So after the long way round was negotiated, a simple hide in good condition was found and logged. Busy area this for visitors!
TFTC #946

#190 (3 of 6 today)

After dismal defeat at Sign Of Respect, I slinked over here to regain some credibility with a 3/3 cache.
Following up my dire performance there, I went into the bush at the wrong location and turned a quick hike to GZ into a major production.
Unfortunately, there are plenty of logs in the area to distract the unwary (or the one whose iPhone is being uncooperative - I really need a proper GPS, suggestions welcome).

Finally settled on the correct spot after 10 minutes or so, and this time I managed to look in the right place almost immediately. CIH.
I suspect with a better fix on GZ this would not be a 3/3, but I probably ended up turning it into one.
One more for the matrix, though.

SLTNLN
TFTC

After visiting the Lane Cove virtual, K.B. and I walked up to this cluster of caches. This was the first of many varied finds. Thanks ManceyPants.