# 2 - They Said What? Bowmans Forest, Victoria, Australia
By BettyBoo3747 on 03-Aug-13. Waypoint GC4HXV0

A puzzle solved in preparation for a day I would be in the area. Easy park and grab. TFTC.

On our way back from Corryong we pick up some caches in Beechworth area. Solved this cache a while ago. Thanks for the cache.

Thanks for the cache, another nice and easy drive by, with the puzzle not too bad. Cache in good condition.

Nice views driving up to this.Off in another adventure with Kittykatch. Arrived at Beechworth with the bikes and ready to explore. Day 2 Thanks for getting me out and about BettyBoo3747

Beechworth Road Trip !I joined up with Joolay for a Xmas road trip to the Beechworth area. Quick find here. Thanks for the hide BettyBoo3747

Final day of blue sky and sunshine for this trip. With camp packed up we began our way home via a few caches of course.A quick park and grab along this road after having invested the time in the puzzle answers.Thanks BettyBoo3747 for adding this cache to the worldwide collection for us all to enjoy. It was a great day out!----------------------------------------------------------The Ballarat GeoTour ends on 4 March 2024! Be sure to find all the caches and earn the souvenir before the tour is archived. The [Farewell Ballarat GeoTour Event - GCAFQ8B](https://coord.info/GCAFQ8B) is on 18 February 2024.Are you ready to nominate in the 2023 Victorian Cache of the Year Awards? Start preparing by checking out the 2023 geocaching lists available [here](https://geocachingvictoria.com.au/information/great-caching-lists/) and find some of the new caches ahead of nominations opening.

This was a great puzzle and the find was interesting - I spotted the where the container was at the same time I spotted a coiled snake! But then realised there was a strong smell - a dead snake? Anyway I still was a little cautious using a stick to move the container closer. Signed the log and replaced. Thanks to BettyBoos3747 for the cache.

I was with McLookers, Micaparamedic and Muzza and found this 2 days ago, but didn't want to log until I solved it. Enjoyed finding the answers on the train to the events in Geelong today. Great puzzle, thanks.

Found today in a group consisting of Micaparamedic, McLookers, myself and Connie and Rickf. All signed as 3MC. We were here to find all the HSS series before they were archived early next month.My thanks for the cache, BettyBoo3747.

Solved prior to our trip, found today.Visiting the area with Muzza, micaparamedic and ConnieandRick to complete the HSS Series. We signed the logs 3MC.Thanks for placing the cache BettyBoo3747.

Solved a long time ago. not in the area very often to make the find.(signed log on 26 November 2023, a couple of weeks ago)In the area tackle the HSS Basketball Geoart before it gets archived soon.Out caching with D@geoThank you the hide BettyBoo3747

Found with gwd.aussie.Travelled over the mountains to tackle the HSS Basketball Geoart before it gets archived soon. Solved this cache a while ago in preparation for the Wangaratta Mega which sadly did not end up attending so made sure to claim the find while in the area.Thanks BettyBoo3747

I enjoyed my research to solve this puzzle.Found today while caching in the area.Thanks very much, BettyBoo3747

Chook joined forces with The Tritonz and headed to Wangaratta for a couple of days, with the main targets being to find a few solved puzzles and tackle the HSS Basketball Geoart before it gets archived soon.This puzzle had been solved a good while ago and gave us no problems in the research. Today when heading towards GZ we were faced with a farmer moving his sheep. We chose to turn around and go a different way and find a few more caches and come back a bit later. This was a good move because when we returned the coast was completely clear and the cache found without any further issues.TFTC and puzzle BettyBoo3747.

With the Geelong Cup and an RDO up our sleeve, it was time to head up north in the great company of chooknchunk for a midweek getaway and finally try and complete the HSS Series before the CO finally says goodbye to the Basketball geoart forever.With some research long ago we had the corrected coordinates to be able to pick this hide up today after avoiding a flock of sheep the farmer was moving from one paddock to another. Thanks BettyBoo3747 for the mystery placement.

Solved for the last mega at Wangaratta but didnt get a chance to get them so made a family trip up for the weekend. TFTC

Find #7890

Day 4 in f the Rutherglen Mega and we are almost done and dusted, almost , not quite. Always plenty more fun to be had, people to meet, and socialising before I’m done.

I’m still madly trying to hit my milestone for the mega. Trip delays and disruptions have not helped my cause but I’m on a mission as I’ve still got a couple of days before I travel home.

Truly a fabulous location, thank you Rutherglen for the hospitality. ️️ And all the other surroundings areas as well.

Great to meet new faces and to spend caching time with some familiar cachers as well.

The committee and volunteers have done an amazing job at organising so many events over the Easter break. Hearty congratulations and a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to all involved.

Thanks so much BettyBoo3747 for putting out and maintaining this cache. And of course for getting me out and about and enjoying this area too

Nice puzzle, solved by Mr Riddell.
Found quickly, thankfully with fading light… using the last hours before DLS ends tomorrow.
Lots of distant barking dogs… they know we are here.
TFTC

This was a great puzzle which I enjoyed solving. Favourite from me

Out and about today finding the last few caches in this area to fill it with smileys. TFTC

16/01/2022 10:24:00 AM
After a riverside camp nearby last night I headed out with Beaker & Kellmik to grab a few of the caches from this area before heading back into Wangaratta.
A Enjoyable drive through this area away from the traffic.

Thanks BettyBoo

Find recorded using GCDroid and logged using GSAK

Found today with Bucketeer and Kellmik during the Mega Wang. Great spot!!
TNLNSL
TFTC
TTFN
Beaker

Out caching today with Beaker and Bucketeer.
Here in Wangaratta for the mega.
Nice Easy find.
TFTC

Today our main focus was around the HSS caches and completing most of the series where possible. A great series with some different cache hides

A short stop here today cache was easily found and is all good

After heading to tassie for almost 3 weeks, we detoured to Wangaratta for the Victorian Mega to catch up with some friends that we hadn’t seen for months if not years. We caught up with Freddo and e.gregory1 for the duration of the weekend, travelling around the local areas finding many of the caches that were on offer. To save room in the log books we signed as FEG or FEGC.
A wonderful area and nice to have a look around in somewhere I had only visited for 20mins before.

Thanks for the cache

The lure of a couple of extra icons (Maze and Locationless) meant that I was more keen than normal to attend a Mega Event. Covid issues asside, a plan was hatched, rehatched, changed and finalised to attend for a few days in Victoria with Steeba, Wilbert67 and The Rats. Another trip away like countless others that we have done before, and yet totally different, thanks to Covid.

The caches were excellent. The company, as always, fantastic. We find more than our fair share of Adventure Labs, as well as complting a few series. I think we walked away with 300 finds, not a bad haul. The laughs were endless, but that is to be expected on trips away like this.

Thanks so much to all of the cache hiders, and especially to the event organisers. I cannot imagine the hoops that you had to keep jumping through to get this off the ground. A special thank you for bringing the Maze Down Under!

Please forgive the boiler-plate log, I assure you it is no reflection on the caching experience of our few days away. Again thank you to all cache owners for their hides.

Cheers

With the Mega event being held in Wangaratta, The Rats, Hoojar, Wilbert67 and I headed south for the main event but also plenty of other local hides.

We tackled trails around Glenrowan on Friday, together with Beechworth and the HSS Series before spending time around Wangaratta on the Saturday. TFTC!

Headed south with my caching mates, steeba, Hoojar and Wilbert to attend the on, off, on again COVID restricted Wangaratta Mega event...... credit to the organisers for persisting.

With us having limited time in the area, we tried to pack as much as we could into each day. From Glenrowan, to Beechworth, to Mrytleford, to Warby Ovens NP, to the streets of Wangaratta, we seemed to be on the go all the time. While the weather was too hot for caching at times we often found relief by cooling off in the river.
We found so many different types of caches, its a credit to all the CO's for providing the caches for everyone to find, whether they were new or old placements, we had a great time in Wang.

Spent the afternoon tackling some of the HSS series.
TFTC

After travelling down from Canberra, FurfacesLL ladies and myself did our check in duties and then decided to head down to this smallish rail trail with the bikes to try get some finds up our sleeves. Grabbed a couple roadside ones along the way and then made our way to the most furtherest one to begin the ride. Was an enjoyable ride with some lovely scenic views along the way.

This one has been sitting in the solved pile for a while now so nice to be in the area (even if it is night time) and located this one, signed and replaced as found.

Thanks for placing and mainaining this cache for us all to enjoy BettyBoo3747

After leaving home a little later than we had planned, we finally arrived in Wangaratta and checked into our accommodation with Rapidlywild. Nice cabin that was a little toasty but we soon cooled that down with the air-conditioner while we unloaded the cars.
We then set off to do one of the trails that we had planned to attack also collecting others along our journey.

After loading the bikes back onto the car/ground support we headed to a few more before heading into town.
Have had this one sitting in the solved by not found pile for awhile. Tonight was the night to finally pick it up.

Thanks for hiding and maintaining BettyBoo3747

A plan was hatched for us four Queenslanders, RoddyC, hatsofff & grannysmith1947 (signing as Team 44 QLD) to join maccamob to start on the HSS series as well as picking up a few solved puzzles & trads along the way.
Most caches were found in great condition and were easily enough to spot, we also appreciate all the time and effort that has gone into placing and maintaining these caches for our benefit, thank you to all the CO's.

TFTC BettyBoo3747

Found by Mary and David, in company with RoddyC, Snickersallan, hatzofff and Grannysmith1947, at 13:15. We'd planned on doing some more of this series beore we came to Wangaratta for the Mega, and today we put the plan into operation. M in particular loves quotations and has a whole book of them. Used to be trotted out in all of her units of tertiary study where relevant. ( eg Broiwning's "Grow old with me, the best is byet to be".) Our thanks to BettyBoo3747.

Day 4 of our southern trip. Wangaratta day 1 of 4 here.

Today we are playing basketball with Maccamob, Snickersallan, hatzofff and Grannysmith1947

Signed as Team44QLD, as an additional puzzle.

Log signed and cache replaced as found at 1:18 PM on January 13, 2022. TFTC, BettyBoo3747

TFTC smile 10819 out and about with miss millie geo dog Hatzofff RoddyC and Snickersallan great caches, great day ,good weather, nice storm last night Day 4 yes we made it now to the caching signing as Team 44 Qld
Thank you, BettyBoo3747, for placing this cache for our enjoyment.

Day 4 in Wangaratta . Great day caching, targeting the basketball.,


Caching and travelling with RoddyC snickersallan macamob and grannysmith1947. Signed as 44Qld.

TFTCache BettyBoo3747

Another one done and dusted! A farmer muggle on a tractor was nearby but far enough away!
Thanks again

Found as Nicnax with PapaGrouch. I have enjoyed solving this set of puzzles, not too difficult and some interesting tidbits of information learned. TFTC

I Found this one with SciFiRulz TFTC

Loved that one. Not too hard but challenging enough. Nice drive on a cool morning. Beautiful hills on either side. TFTC.

There were only a few of these that we knew without a little research. Guessed a couple and even got a couple of guesses correct. Thanks for a fun cache and placing it for us to find.

Found by The Empire + H
After the event and subsequent caching with the gang yesterday, we stayed in Beechworth last night. Now for the trip home, we decided to head to the Basin to find some of the puzzles I'd had solved recently. Thanks for the cache, and the puzzle BettyBoo3747.
- M

It is great to be out here this weekend. We are lucky that the weather came good after all of the rain we had earlier. Thanks for placing. I do love this part of the world.

A long-overdue weekend camping trip with Jentrek1, focussing on the basketball art.
Day one. Due to the rain, today was mostly drivebys.
This was a fun one to research.
Thanks for the puzzle and placing and maintaining this cache, BettyBoo3747

Quick and easy find, container in good nick

1014 caches found since my first find back on the 3rd of February, 2019. Really enjoyed your mystery caches that I completed today BettyBoo3747

Found with Cybergran V after touring the rail trail on push bikes along the top rim of the Murmungee basin with ILookedThere.
We just wanted to grab a few more to round out the day and having solved this fun puzzle yonks ago, it was time to collect our prize.

TFTC BettyBoo3747.
All the puzzles in this series were a wonderful reminiscence of the wit and wisdoms of yesteryear. [^]

After completing the caches we could find on the upper rim of the Murmungee Basin, it was time to have a very late lunch or early tea in Everton, before returning to tackle some more in the middle.
Having solved this one yonks ago, it was a pleasure to convert it to a happy smiley face with dalerious.
Thanks again BettyBoo3747 for all that you do for geocaching in the region.

Blame mystery at the museum for logs via the app while on the road!

Ok so that's not quite true for this day/night's caching trip... I just thought I'd leave it in here to tie all the caches found for this challenge together!

Rex and I set out with the mission to find 32 geocaches in order to meet the requirements for this current challenge.
Naturally it was a freezing cold (Arctic winds and weather due to what was described as 'the worst storm of winter') so we spent all day from about 4pm until midnight traipsing through long, wet grass and water filled roadside verges with rain falling intermittently and cold winds blowing through us [xx(][xx(]
I found the last cache just before midnight [|)][xx(] then changed into dry clothes for the trip home [^] and had Harry's heater on high [:X][^]

All up 34 cache finds and 6 DNF's although we did manage to find a couple that had previously been DNFs so that made the day/night much brighter especially since I had only been caching about an hour with my hand held sun when the sunlight ceased! [xx(]
No problems, spare charged batteries in Harry [^] except a short while later they shut down too[xx(] Obviously they WEREN'T charged
Time to rely on the head torch and pray that the batteries in it don't go flat before I get the last 6 or so caches that I need Thankfully it did last and the goal was met!! [^][^]

TNLN. SL. TFTC BettyBoo3747

Worked out ages ago. Go spot on.
TFTH
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What else to do on a wet weekend (apart from XX skiing!) Caching catch up and venturing off the main road.Always enjoy a bit of research. TFTC

After camping on the Murray at Doolan’s Bend last night, I slowly made my way to Beechworth, visiting some interesting spots and grabbing a few selected caches along the way. Today was my fourth day on the road after leaving Adelaide to travel to Tasmania via country Victoria.

It was another great day, albeit a little warm, and I enjoyed a couple of walks and rewarding cache finds along the way, including some interesting challenge caches.

This puzzle was solved prior to leaving home in anticipation of my visit and was a quick find.

Thanks BettyBoo3747 for the puzzle and the cache.

Another fun mystery that required a little bit of research which gathered some additional information on the people who provided those 'pearls' of the spoken variety.
Thanks to the wonders of modern data extraction the numbers were soon worked out for this one, but today we got to visit GZ. Tucked away nicely in the Murmungee Basin, the cache was found quickly without problems.
Thanks for these placements which got us out to a wonderful area of NE Victoria. TFTC BettyBoo3747.

Well tucked away but soon unearthed it. TFTC BB3747

Another one I have had solved for a while - quick find at GZ

Geo wife solved this when she was working hard at work. Nice quick find

Cleared a million cobwebs off it so we could retrieve it. Quick park n grab. #17 of our Sunday arvo planetary pursuit mission. We've given it a solid crack & think we've fallen short...just. Enjoyed the challenge.

sushilord and Doctor Owl were on a mission to find caches in deepest darkest Victoria with the main aim of visiting challenge caches and working on requirements for a number of challenge caches in South Australia and Victoria. During the trip there were laughs, tears, fractious frustrations and new equipment tested with some technology failures. Many miles were covered and boxes opened along the way.

An enjoyable puzzle, thanks BettyBoo.

Quickly found what looks like being a fun puzzle to solve. Very much covered in spiderwebs, so not found for a while. Though the spiders are very vigorous in this neck of the woods!

Picked up this one amongst the HSS series. TFTC

Day 1 of 3 in the Beechworth area with Trailstevo tackling the HSS series and other in the area. Had a tough start with a few dnfs straight of the bat but we got going eventually. We were on bikes an the trail not as flat as we would have liked. Some excellent hides along the trails and country roads a great variety, never quite sure what we are to look for next.such a huge effort creating the Geoart, the puzzles and ongoing maintenance. Thanks to all the CO’s and special thanks to Jamin. TFTC

Find this one

Yes last find and off to the Bakery. And you thought I was going to get you lost.

Last find for the day exploring this beautiful countryside. Enjoyed the puzzle and learning a few new quotes. Tftc

#9444 Found and Logged at 10:36:00 AM
One of 14 caches on my 6nd day of caching around Beechworth
A great day to be out caching
Thanks for the cache BettyBoo3747
Lgoody

Suscoe was out and about today in the very good company of Phetlern.
We were enjoying the countryside surrounding the beautiful township of Beechworth.
This locale is certainly full of caching opportunities and we thank all those who have created, placed and maintain these caches for the geocaching world to enjoy.
It was a beaut day with some sunshine, some wind and magnificent views.
The cattle around here certainly look like they are in excellent condition.
The grass seeds are in great numbers as is the pollen.
Our socks will never be the same after the grass seed infestations.

We had an excellent day, lots of laughs, chatting and fun.

Thanks to BettyBoo3747 for this cache, another pretrip solving activity put to rest.

A 4 day trip from Adelaide to Everton, Beechworth and surrounds.

8 of South Australia's finest caching teams came across the border Freddo, Team Astro, The White Dog Gang, Four Fun, Unicycle, Southern Cross Caching, Shonkloic, and Team Waldron hit the bike trails and country back roads.

It wasn't nice the the mozzies were sent to defend the ceches against us but we persisted.

On the way home we visited Bendigo, St Arnaud and many towns in between.

Many thanks to all the cache owners who put out caches for us to find.

A great time was had and we left enough to make another trip worthwhile.

We CAME. We CACHED. We SAW STUFF. Eight South Australian caching teams on the prowl in Lake Victoria. We were attacked by vampire mosquitoes. We were attacked by rogue magpies. We were attacked by brown snakes. We were attacked by running kangaroos. We were attacked by publicans and cooks. In the end we got the message and went home, but not before finding lots of hidden cachey things using billions of dollars of satellites and cheap hand-held devices.

One of many fun finds along the way on the "SAW STUFF" road, bicycle & walking trip to central Victoria with Shonky, Astro, Waldron, Southern XC, Uni & Freddo
Easy find, cool puzzle, great cache & location
TFTC BettyBoo3747

One of many fun finds on along the way on the "SAW STUFF" road trip to central Victoria with Shonki, Astro, Waldron, Southern cross, Twdg, Uni & Freddo [^]
Cheers & TFTCBettyBoo3747

Found on an awesome trip with the SAW STUFF boys (Shonky, Astro[me], Waldron, Southern Cross, Whitedog, Unicycle, Freddo & Four-Fun). The trip had it all including this awesome cache. There were pots and schooners (no pints) , mazzive mozzies the size of small elephants we hitched rides on , realistic lizards, real live [xx(] kangaroos that got to close and uphills. Then there were bikes and pumps. There was sweat and dust but no tears. My thanks to the group and the coordination that enabled an amazing fun filled few days that will go down in caching-lore. [^]

Thanks to BettyBoo3747 and **clear skies** from TeamAstro. [^] Cache the planet!

I was on leave so plans were made to head to the Beechworth area with My good Mate the Roostaman, Today was a big day for me with 100 finds, we concentrated on the HSS series and several caches between Everton and Beechworth, we had a fantastic day riding bikes and driving around the area. Thanks BettyBoo3747 for the cache.

**# 15066** Found on an absolutely excellent adventure week with Rebel Acts.
A cloudy spring day for another driver around the trails from Everton to Beechworth.
Rebel had many unfound and I had to clean up the ones I left behind last trip.
Thanks for the cache BettyBoo3747,
***Roostaman***

TFTC. It certainly was a lovely drive through the Murmungee Basin area. The walls of the "crater" were covered in green. A big difference to when we are usually in the general area of North East Victoria. We were only familiar with one of the quotes, a bit of research and we had the puzzle solved.

#1570 Unlike some other BB challenges we managed to punch out the set of the correct numbers for this cache relatively quickly. Although solved sometime back, today we made the effort in glorious sunshine to sign the log. Some wonderful views nearby of Mt Buffalo and a snow capped Mt Feathertop. Took a lovely pt, thanks again BB.

A very interesting puzzle, another cache collected on our tour of the peaceful countryside.

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A great problem...a great find SL TFTC

Riding around the Basin today and checking some caches along the way. Dropped a TB here and left one of my Mermaid Pathtags.

After a great day yesterday completing the High Voltage series we had this morning to check out some other local caches. Setting out with ppras, Bruce and Robyn for a short morning run. The others had solved the ? and I was there to enjoy and sign off.
Thanks BettyBoo3747, it was great to meet you

Found at 9:23 AM in the company of half of Liz and Bruce, The Morris and xambo4u.
A beautiful day driving around this basin - we are really enjoying these caches and also really enjoyed the sayings which I just find fascinating as some of them appear to be just off the cuff!
Thanks BettyBoo3747.

The puzzle was fun, the morning was beautiful, the company was focussed and the cache was no match. TFTC BettyBoo3747

16:21
During a quick "time out" from the HoopStars Series, 2015 summer season with fellow cachers Liz and Bruce we were very happy to add our names to this log book. It was fascinating researching the historical quotes.

Thanks to BettyBoo3747 for the hunt.
10594

Having arrived in Myrtleford yesterday it was with great enthusiasm we headed out today to do this series and as many of the other nearby caches that we could. Phetlern were able to join us for some caching in the afternoon and it was great to be in their company. We loved the variety of hides and enjoyed the beautiful scenery, contented cows and gorgeous old trees. Bruce and I were season ticket holders for the 36ers for several years and it was nice to see some familiar names come up. Thanks to BettyBoo3747 for placing this cache.

While solving the HSS series we noticed this and squeezed it in to get another smiley.
TFTC BettyBoo3747

Day three of our five day stint in Everton with Alansee and The Drovers trying our luck on some of the power and Rail trails in the area.


Another of your 'said that" puzzles that we knew some of the answers to with out referring to Google, but for the rest it was our best friend.
Once again with good coordinates the nicely hidden cache was found quickly and our names have been added to the log.

To save time and not take up room on the logs we signed as ACDC
Alansee AC The Drovers Team Crackers. (Mainly because it sounded good. )

Many thanks once more BettyBoo3747 for this series.

Met up with Team Crackers and Alansee, for 5 days of fantastic caching around Beechworth,
Myrtleford & Yackandandah. We solved many puzzles, before arriving.
Day 3, we headed out to do the HHS series, and a few others in the area.
All caches were found quickly, and in good condition. Log signed as ACDC.
Many thanks for placing this cache, BettyBoo3747, for us and others to find.

Found on a lovely sunny, and productive day caching with Team Crackers and The Drovers. We got slightly bushed on teh way to this one, but it was a fairly easy matter to retrace our steps and find the right track.

ANother puzzle solved by 6Hinemoa2 and found alongside sorceysal while doing the hoops.
Thanks again BB3747

This was the only one of the 'They Said' series that bogonghazy, sorcerysal and I managed to find during the past busy few days.
I had the co-ords worked out and hoped that they were right. I really like Evince giving me the tick when I solve puzzles. Anyway the numbers proved to be accurate and the cache was found without problem.
It was an interesting night working out the answers. Some of those sayings are so true.
TFTC BettyBoo3747

Found on a 2 day road trip with 6hinemoa2 and bogonghazy to complete the Hoop Star Series. These extra caches were certainly a bonus. Solved by 6hinemoa2 it was a quick find and logged.

thanks for the cache BettyBoo3747

Homework with my friend, They enjoyed your puzzle... Finally found it and signed the log. Thanks BettyBoo.

Spiffy- and I had a road trip planned to collect some of the many caches in the area and this was one of the puzzles we managed to solve. Made our way to GZ and soon had the cache in hand. Many thanks for the puzzle and cache

Day 2 of our 2 day weekend road trip to Mt Buffalo and Beechworth with my buddy TurnerFamilyFTG. With a lot of planning we solved well over 200 puzzles ready for the trip and managed to get nearly all of them.
Today was spent traveling around Beechworth and Myrtleford finding mostly basketball series puzzles plus a number of great challenge caches that I knew I would be able to meet.
Today we completed the rest of the basketball series mostly in the car with a much smaller bike section this time. I had also solved a few puzzles and also wanted to pick up some challenge caches as well so this was one of them.
This puzzle was solved with a lot of googling and a nice easy find was made once at GZ
Thanks BettyBoo3747 for the cache, the puzzle, the hunt and the fun.

Plenty of easy googling led to 3 solutions to the said what series and again a pleasant interlude from the basketball.
I must have made a mistake here as I pointed 78m into a paddock and I know I wouldn't be going there. Guessing where my error might have been and sticking to my southerly cords, I stumbled upon your hide. Thank goodness you don't hide micros around here!!
Thanks BettyBoo

[:(!] Went for a full day of caching and this was one of them, had the co-ordinates worked out prior to the start of the caching day, parked the geocar as close as possible to GZ and walked in from there, on arrival at GZ the cache was in hand in a matter of minutes.

"I like it"

TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH BettyBoo3747 [^]

[Blue][font=Comic Sans MS]With the 4wd loaded with a full tank of diesel, lunches made and tools included to meet any challenge I set the navigation to follow the M31 towards Wangaratta and the surrounding area. Today Square_Pegs and myself left Melbourne in the early hours of the morning....some might call it night time but we're hard core and we had a days worth of caching to get through.

This was a good find with a good time searching. Cool puzzle as well. Thanks BettyBoo3747 for bringing me here today.
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Find# 3220

Our second quotation puzzle cache, and we are really enjoying exploring the area here.
Thanks BettyBoo3747 for another fun puzzle and cache.

I dunno what they said

I did find this cache though

And I took the "Happy Hippo TB" with me ... you can quote me on that

TFTC on my bike ride around the back blocks.

Huge group assault day, completed a heap of caches in the area. There were loads of laughter and fun had by everyone. Thanks to all the cachers who spent time in putting out all of these caches. TFTC

#5446 We quite enjoyed solving these puzzles as many of the quotes come from some quite amazing historic figures, some of them we weren't aware of but they were quite funny (we particularly like Churchill's quote). Once the numbers were crunched it was just a matter of making the find whilst out and about on a glorious autumn day. Fortunately this cache also served as our lunch stop where not only lunch was had but cake and muffins too.......mmmmmm cake! Our thanks to BettyBoo3747 for the puzzle and cache. Cheers [^]

Out doing the HSS series with the SNAFUians and pick this one up on the way past, tftc BettyBoo3747

Found during a group assault in the area. Thanks for the cache.