Slaughter the Postmaster Bracken Ridge, Queensland, Australia
By TeamRidley on 30-Jul-13. Waypoint GC4HC9Y

One or more of the following has occurred:

No response from the cache owner.
No cache to find or log to sign.
It has been more than 28 days since the last owner note.

As a result I am archiving this cache to keep from continually showing up in search lists and to prevent it from blocking other cache placements.

If you wish to repair/replace/make available the cache sometime in the near future, just contact a reviewer (by email), and assuming it still meets the current

guidelines, the reviewer will be happy to unarchive it.

Should you replace the cache after 28 days has passed please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.

Its gone missing.Will replace when I get back from holidays

Had looked in the likely spot the clues suggested when I hear a neighbours voice, 'you're lookin in the right spot'!!! Had combed this spot for 10 mins without luck. Neighbour come to chat about the local tawny frog mouths then helped with me with the search, without luck.
Looked in a few other spots before heading off to do the monster search

I was out doing a circuit of Bracken Ridge this morning. Nice quiet park. Found the sneaky little sucker and signed the pristine new log book.
TFTC Team Ridley

New log in place

Log is full and considering the small size of the cache it needs replacing quickly.

Must have forgotten to submit find before maintenance report. Was nearly led up the wrong garden path! Wish whoever enjoys a morning or afternoon ciggie here would take their butts away. Otherwise a nice little park tucked away. One of the neighbours has a good view of GZ so check it out before retrieving. TFTC

Tftc. Could not sign log as it is full. But quick find by she

Look for a while and what should have been easy seem to elude me or something more sinister has happen

The cache is still in place

Find #1157 at 12:02 with Palopinto, MissGeosie and MissSuzieQ.

A quicker find than our last one. Today seems to be nano day.

We used the last spot in the log, there's no more room at all. Signed "EP, PP, MG, MS".

Watch where you blindly put your fingers on this one, there are spiders aplenty....

Thanks for the cache, TeamRidley.

We got dizzy dizzy dizzy and then we wobbled on a thing and it rained on me! It rained on me! That was silly. And MissSuzie wouldn't come when we had to go. Thank you for the cache.

The geokids had great fun playing in the (wet) playground while EngPhil made the (wet) grab.

Did I mention it was wet? -)

TFTC!

Neighbour came to help us after a while of looking and showed us exactly where it used to be. No go. Muggled.

Sorry we did find it. A bit of persistance and we found it on the ground...placed back in the appropriate place ready for the next happy cacher. Tftc

What a magnetificent spot to sit and relax

Didn't have a pen on me at the time but it was a nice quick find. Great cache!

Tricky little sucker. Well hidden!

Found it.TFTC

Made my way to this cute little park and my phone rang just as I got here. Figured there were only 2 so of course I picked the wrong one and was very quickly covered on giant sized ants.

Quickly made my way to the other and very quickly had a cache in hand.

TFTC TeamRidley. All is good.

That’s one more find for me! Thanks so much for hiding this geocache.

Third find for the day

TFTC!
A bit difficult at first and then we got it

Collected this cache on an evening bike ride. TFTC

Quick find here, in another hidden park.
Man, the neighbours have quite a jungle don't they!!
Thanks TeamRidley!

Net88 and I were enjoying a lazy Sunday afternoon out in the Subaru grabbing a few geocaches in the heat. This one was suggested next by Net and we headed towards it. It's a funny little street that heads in to the funny little park. We pulled up and upon noticing the water fountain, got a whole lot more excited about it.

I dashed over for a drink and by the time I was done, Net had the logbook out. I signed it, re-rolled and replaced it then while she had a drink. Oh, our efficiency is amazing right!? This would be a nice park to live near and visit. TFTC TeamRidley

It was a slow and easy day for Captain Terror and myself. We had met with a few cachers last night for a drink or two and we deserved a well earned sleep in. We had a look at the map and saw this area held caches for both of us so we jumped in the subaru and headed over.

We parked the car and had quickly walked over to GZ. The Captain stopped to grab a drink at the tap and I had the cache in my hands before he had finished. He walked over to search and then realised I was unrolling the log. I signed the log and then handed it back to the Captain to roll up as I had a drink. I replaced the cache as found and headed back to the car and off towards the next cache. Thanks for the cache TeamRidley.

Work got canceled on me this afternoon, so I headed out to grab a few caches. GPS led me astray but the hint was very handy. A quick find here. TFTC, TeamRidley.

No luck. No postmaster at home

Thanks to the hint an easy find.TFTC

Glad to hear we weren't expected to kill the postmaster! I got serious about looking while k. hippo took a seat - on the swing. Hardest part was getting the little log out. No help from neighbours but did take note of earlier logs.

Out for the day with Bristracker. The cache said to sit and I choose to 'sit' on the swing while Bristracker made the find. TFTC

I feel slightly disappointed as i had some help for the find. The neighbor was putting his bins away and came over and asked if i was playing the game. When i answered yes he showed me where it was. I thought i had done a thorough search. Boy was i wrong. Anyway i know now to look even harder. TFTC

Found at 0855. The clue helped me find this quickly. Nice shaded little park. TFTC.

Found today with the help of a neighbouring Muggle.
He had seen people looking there and was concerned that it had something to do with the drug trade!
He said, "What are you looking for? If you tell me what the game is, I'll show you where it is!"
I explained it as best I could and then wrote down the web address so that he could watch the short video that explains Geocaching, and then I was on my way.
TNLNSL.
TFTC.

This entry was edited by TaxisVW and DrPam on Monday, 28 October 2013 at 07:33:01 UTC.

Great hide. GPS a bit confused here so had to resort to the hint for guidance.

Had coffee and chat with babrbowman this morning and afterwards picked up a few of the caches that had appeared whilst we were overseas.
Quick find.
TFTC

Found by Sunshine Toledo and Jinga2 at 12:58pm. I couldn't find it but the Master did; he found it in a place I had already looked. TFTC

Hint was very literal! A friendly guy came over and told us that the police were called because the neighbours thought there was something drug related going on. It is a sketchy park though.

Out today changing a series of green boxes to yellow faces. THis should have been easy but I made it much harder than it needed to be. After ending up in the back of someones back yard I made a quick but discreet exit - oops - sorry...

Further down the way was a nice paved approach to the GZ and it looked so much more appetising.

Hint helped today as there were lots of options at hand.

TFTC TeamRidley I started the other side of the log today (to give you an idea of the progress of the paper). All in good order though

at 17:11. We chose the wrong path initially but did not swing on its gate. Once we switched to the right path we had no problem.

TFTC TeamRidley. Half of our afternoon's cache finds were yours. The cache is fine which is more than can be said for some nearby furniture.

For some reason I'm still running with the 31 days of August streak. It's not just that I'm slow on the uptake, I just wanted to get to 60+. Every day I say this'll be the end of it, but so far the next day I still found one. OK, the sun is still sleeping, why isn't the silly dog next door? Oh well, may as well get moving. Hmmm, quick nip outside and drive the car up to a place near home I've been before. But I knew new co-ords had been posted, and with renewed confidence I approached the same spots I looked at last time, but now the sun is actually up, I can see stuff, and the new GZ pointed me at one spot in particular ... and there be the cache sunshine! Happy mental dance, quick sign and I'm back home for breakfast. Closest to home now a bit further away

Thanks for placing this cache, TeamRidley. Found in good condition.
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Car ? What car ? [:o]
I was on me pushbike today and needed no such facilities as a wide enough road to park on
The cache name was an attention grabber though [^]

If not a bit disturbing, I realised pretty quickly that the cache name may not be what it seemed on first reading

I guess that the Sandgate Post Office had a pretty good dead letter office then ? [:o)]
Sorry !! I couldn't resist


Oh yeah !! The cache was a nice easy find in a very noisy place [:o]
Well it was lunchtime at the nearby St Joseph's Skool

TFTC.

Great coordinates let me to the appropriate structure, and then it was only a matter of time before we found the little beastie Nothing like a nano find And I must say, what a strange little park! TFTC.

Nice little park . Coordinates were spot on today and it wasn't too long before Matt found the cache . Nice hide . All is good with this cache . Found with Matt_Eth . TFTH TeamRidley .

Back again in the daylight this time, albeit the daylight was fading fast. The revised coordinates took me straight to a likely spot. I had searched this spot previously in the dark, but I obviously didn't look closely enough. Found the container nicely tucked away.

Thanks for the cache, Team Ridley.

Pete

#1,3

Not too far from home, yet we had no idea this little area exsisted. TFTH

Coordinates changed from:
S 27° 19.621 E 153° 02.151

Coordinates changed to:
S 27° 19.618 E 153° 02.151

Distance from original: 18.2 feet or 5.6 meters.
Updated co ords

So after a nice hint I came here after a late exam. Not the best time to be looking for a quick find but the time before was reserved for study. Surprised it still took me a while and I was just about to pull out a tool with more W/m^2 when I found it!
TFTC

We live only a couple of k's away but did not know of this great little park. Glad we chose this one as our cache for the day. TFTH

Came here tonight after work hoping for a quick find. It was dark. I had no torch - only the light from the garmin etrex and my phone to search by.

oth the phone and the GPS placed me out in the open, 5 metres from any feature. I searched a couple of possible spots nearby. Then, I thought about it a bit, searched a much more obvious spot (though my GPS suggested I was not in the right area). Like the previous searcher, I found the munzee and an interesting hide location/container (though unused).

I think I need more patience and some daylight (or at least a good torch) to find this one.

Pete

In need of a cache today I headed out with the family to find this one. At GZ I searched high and low, here and there. I searched on the obvious location but to no avail. I noticed a few DNFs and was starting to lose hope I made a PAF to a friend who had DNFd the cache to see what thoughts they had had. Luckily for me they were in possession of information about the cache! I searched again, this time a little harder and finally found the well camo'd cache. Sneaky little one.

TFTC TeamRidley

Looked all over the place though that may have been the problem. Found something loose typically used to hide caches in, no log inside, just ants but this was quite a distance from the coords. Spotted the munzee but I don't collect those.
TFTC.

Just checked the cache and its still there

Up before the sparrows thanks to the neighbours dog, so off on a bike ride before work. BUT. Couldn't find this one, despite a really good look around.Spent way too long searching in a few possible locations, and in-between, but nothing nada, nought.

nice quick find to get my cache for the day

Second cache of the morning while out on the bike, once more I was looking in all the wrong placed. Then the penny dropped

Gpz was a little all over the place but eventually found the little fella. No muggles in this hidden little oark. Found with geolze. 10th day of 31 days of geocaching. My 199th find. TFTC

Almost forgot our cache for the day already! It's going to be a long month :/. After a late night at work, I picked Pagan up and we made a quick visit to this cache. Thanks to the streetlight, once the phone GPS settled down, Pagan quickly located the cache and we had our names in the log. TFTC TeamRidley

Checked there twice, it was there the second time.TFTC

This one took a little while as my GPS decided on another spot and then another before settling on where it supposed to have been.
A couple of people passed through while I was wandering around the area, but I just hid my GPS behind my back and gazed at the trees until they had left.
TNLNSL TFTC Thanks TeamRidley All good with this cache

*FTF* at 10.02pm

wow what a day
left home at 7.30 to cache, visit my Nan, 2 hours on bus home, FTF race at 8pm and now here we are again running out the door in pj's while tying up shoe laces and grabbing torches

took a while to find
GPS and phone only had 10m accuracy
fasted stopped and thought
then soon had it in hand

no lollypop

going home to bed now

*FTF* @ 10.02 pm

Another FTF up for grabs. Two on the same night.

Arrive at GZ and set about the search. Took a while for this one, until I thought, could it be there. Yep sure enough, by the light of the torch, I spotted it. Log signed, cache replaced.

TFTH

Published

Was here yesterday checking out a munzee so I thought I would sign the log