Get Fit Barooga, New South Wales, Australia
By
Poynts95 on 01-Jul-13. Waypoint GC4FMJA
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No response from the cache owner.
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It has been more than 28 days since the last owner note.
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Add us to the growing list of DNFs. No stump to be found, but there is a mound of bare dirt at the northern end of the line of pampas where one might once have stood.
Request an update of the hints as there are no stumps to be found. As there have been a number of DNF 's please also confirm that it is still in that location. Thanks.
Clearly not a stump anymore was getting late we just had a five minute look the just kept walking
Our last attempt for the day. Found the pampas grass too sharp to do a thorough search, so quickly gave up. Maybe a check by the owner to make sure the hide is in place, now the trees are cut down, would be helpful.
Spent a short time searching but had no luck. Will try again when back in the area. Thanks anyway.
Found it. The tree stumps have been cut up and removed. Lid also has been removed.
Found it but stumps have been chopped up so wasn't in the correct spot. We hid it as close to its original place as possible.
Up here on a birding trip and mooching around in between times checking out the birding and the neighbourhood, this was a nice quick one on the way back to camp, thanks 
[:(!] Thanks for an awesome effort.
I like it
Another one of the list
TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH Poynts95 [^]
I like it Another one of the list TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH Poynts95 [^]Travelling around Australia in our Caravan with our cat.
Making our way south to Melbourne now, it's amazing seeing all the other travellers heading north! Are we heading the wrong way
Currently staying at Apex Beach we headed out today to see what the surrounding areas have to offer!
Geocaching takes us to some amazing places and your cache certainly helped with that.
TFTC and feeding our Geocaching GEOaddiction Poynts95
Making our way south to Melbourne now, it's amazing seeing all the other travellers heading north! Are we heading the wrong way
Currently staying at Apex Beach we headed out today to see what the surrounding areas have to offer!
Geocaching takes us to some amazing places and your cache certainly helped with that.
TFTC and feeding our Geocaching GEOaddiction Poynts95
It was road trip time and three days traveling and caching was quickly planned. An early morning start and the first location was Mt Buller. From Mt Buller I headed to Bookham in NSW and stayed there the night before hitting the Endangered Species series of caches, starting early the next morning. Heading South West I stopped at Gundagai to visit a 'dog', continued through Walla Walla and Urana before crashing just out of Berrigan. The third day I continued west to Echuca then south through Bendigo and the final stretch for home.
The weather was good on day one but later that night it started to rain and continued for the next two days. Needless to say I did get quite wet on occasions, and some of the country roads I followed where no place for a 2WD, the Prado would slip and slide but luckily kept moving forward. By then end of the trip there was another 1800 km on the clock, 239 cache finds, 2 DNFs and 5 FTF's just to top it off. Thanks to all the CO's for the caches I found and the places they brought me to.
Well hidden but a quick find with no muggles about at this early time. Thanks Poynts95.
The weather was good on day one but later that night it started to rain and continued for the next two days. Needless to say I did get quite wet on occasions, and some of the country roads I followed where no place for a 2WD, the Prado would slip and slide but luckily kept moving forward. By then end of the trip there was another 1800 km on the clock, 239 cache finds, 2 DNFs and 5 FTF's just to top it off. Thanks to all the CO's for the caches I found and the places they brought me to.
Well hidden but a quick find with no muggles about at this early time. Thanks Poynts95.
Drove to Cobram to do some sightseeing, and pick up a few caches while in the area.
We found a variety of caches, and cache hides. This cache was located, after a short search.
Many thanks for placing this cache, Poynts95, for us and others to find.
We found a variety of caches, and cache hides. This cache was located, after a short search.
Many thanks for placing this cache, Poynts95, for us and others to find.
I had a long weekend planned to visit the Victorian border region for a bit of caching. I had a great time and managed to get to many caches over the time I was away. Things got a bit hot which slowed me down, but I was happy to see so many great places and hides. Only a drive by, but no problems with that. Thanks.
18507.14 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2011 Chinese Dragon 2 A#203
Albida
18507.14 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 2011 Chinese Dragon 2 A#203
Albida
Today was probably the last chance for a trip over to Cobram before the hot weather hits. A couple of puzzles were solved and a plan was hatched.
This was a very quick find as the cache was out in the open with a big stick pointing to the hiding spot.
Thank you for the cache Poynts95.
#2984th @ 1138hrs.
This was a very quick find as the cache was out in the open with a big stick pointing to the hiding spot.
Thank you for the cache Poynts95.
#2984th @ 1138hrs.
I started looking in the wrong place but even when I found the right place it still took me a while. I think it was just me though but the cammoflaugue was effective. Cheers
No fitness regimen for me today
I was driving to caches
This cache fitted the bill nicely and I had it in paw within 30 seconds
TFTC
I was driving to caches
This cache fitted the bill nicely and I had it in paw within 30 seconds
TFTC
This turned out to be a driveby so it didn't help my fitness at all, but I signed the log at 2:15pm and exercised my fingers!
Thanks Poynts95
Thanks Poynts95
A quick find despite PaddyJak telling me that she had found it in a different stump! She may have been slightly confused TFTC
Out for a picnic lunch in the Botanic gardens with our Grand children, the older one asked to go treasure hunting. So off we went to Get Fit, he was excited when he found the hidden treasure. TFTC
The eclipse tin was exposed when I visited. I have replaced its covering and I hope that it remains in place. TFTC
Quick find here after a quick circuit of the item in question.
No-one about helped as well.
Thanks Poynts95 for pointing out this place.
No-one about helped as well.
Thanks Poynts95 for pointing out this place.
Tftc. Log is hard to remove. May need pen or stick to prise it from container
Nice little hidy hole. Been to watch a few games of bowls here and have played the odd game of netball here too. SL TFTC.
#4494 We were out to grab a cache for the day and decided we were so close to Barooga that we would continue on to find this one. Being later on a Saturday afternoon it was pretty quiet - perhaps footy was out of town and so were the towns occupants. We were amazed by the new housed and subdivisions.....and the size of the POI, no doubt it has got the community to support it which is great. Dad soon had the cache in hand and in good condition. Thanks for the cache Poynts95. Cheers
Micheena - spent many a hour of torture here. No I must say I had a lot of fun as well.
Passing by with the CO in the car, and Sportacuss, so thought I would grab it. Yes, have been here as well, but not as much as I need to. Great cache Poynts, TFTC.
Found in my lunch hour, cold day but warm drive over the river to get this one... Thanks Poynts95
I came in tonight to find this new cache so had to go out in the dark to claim the FTF.
Thanks Poynts
Thanks Poynts
