Keyring Circus - Revisited Freemans Reach, New South Wales, Australia
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ADAcache on 23-Aug-13. Waypoint GC4KNV2
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Parked the car at the closest car park and walked across the field to GZ. No squatters spotted, but also no cache. We searched for a while in all possible places, but it refused to show up.
Be careful as I saw at least 3 squatter camps set up in the bush. I was alone so decided to turn back - way too dodgy.
No luck on this one and the guy living in the trees smells REALLY, REALLY bad!
As per other posts, tree has fallen and is overgrown there are also a few used needles around - had kids with us so stopped looking as it wasn't safe
The presence of hyperaemic needles in the tree suggests that this may need to be relocated.
there is a tree here that has been hit by lightning and is now overgrown. cannot find any itens on ir around thd tree
Came back after having a DNF a couple years ago and found the cache the first place I looked. It was here a year ago as we had searched this spot. TFTCM
Cheers
Dkmacca
Cheers
Dkmacca
Stumbled upon a camp site? And didn't want to walk through it looking for the cache
#515 Not what I was expecting to find after finding another cache called Keyring Circus. It appears from the gallery that the cache container has been changed. Nearly over looked it. Thanks for the cache
A year or so later, It is found. I was looking for something more Keyring-Circus-related last time.
I returned to this one today after a DNF a while ago which I must have forgotten to log. The area was very clean this time around. No sign of the dangerous litter which abounded last time we were here. The 'campers' mentioned in the June 19 log are still in residence. A quick find of the new container.
Out with JJCC today and we decided to tackle this cache again having not being able to locate it on previous visits. At GZ spotted a new mint tin (micro) with log inside, which we signed. Also noted that the cache container is now no longer the (small) sistema clip lock container originally hidden by CO. As per previous comments, beware of the black regular sized needle disposal containers lying around GZ.
In town today so thought we would try our luck with this cache as it has eluded us in the past. Parked car with a leisurely walk to the GZ. Quickly having CIH in a usual likely location. New cache container and log all in good order. Log signed and returned as found. Caching with Team Merlin. TFTC
At the moment I'm on a work and travel backpacking trip through the world. Most of the first two years I'll spend in Australia and I'm trying to solve my 365 days of caching challenge during this trip. The chance of having a moving home zone should be taken, as it will make the challenge so much easier.
Next to tent city with needles around. Definitely no good cache for kids, but found the box fast and easy, though.
TFTC and greetings from Germany
Next to tent city with needles around. Definitely no good cache for kids, but found the box fast and easy, though.
TFTC and greetings from Germany
Tftc, put it in gap of tree so no1 has to search thru the grass nd stuff where there could b needles. That black box is full of needles it is NOT the cache !
Not a good one people syringes stuck to tree. Black cache had needles and insulin in it. Not a good idea for kids.
Be cautious as there are a couple of muggles "camping there" and two guard dogs , questioning wether to inform authorities or not ,
Grass was very high but a stomped my way in making a racket in case any legless reptiles were hanging about. I found a hook on a branch, but nothing else.
Found it before but came back with others and it wasn't in the same place and could not find
Didn't find it while in the area with the dog chasing down our 1000th cache. We spent way too long here GPS wouldn't give a GZ and the grass is very overgrown.
I know. The tree looks like the obvious spot doesn't it???? Removed insulin syringe from cache. NOT a good idea, regardless of what you use it for. Unless you keep sterile items in CLEAN place they are not sterile!!!!!! Left Aussie keychain. TFTC
A sad DNF for pjmpjm and myself. A long scrutiny of the area brought nothing to light.
Let's hope we were stricken by cache blindness.
Thanks for the location.
Let's hope we were stricken by cache blindness.
Thanks for the location.
Unfortunately, this one proved to be a 'circus' of another kind for rogerw3 and me.
You can actually more or less drive to GZ, but we parked earlier that we should have, and walked 350 metres in the light rain and steadily cooling conditions.
Then we couldn't find anything at all at the approximate GZ that our GPSrs agreed on. The most likely hiding place was at or near large tree that had recently been hit by lightning and broken into several pieces. This was amazing in itself. There was a nice hollow in this tree, badly damaged though it was, but nothing was there.
Given that earlier finders thought this cache was 'easy' . . . rogerw3 decided after half an hour that this one was indeed gone. (Later we talked to an earlier finder and the cache definitely isn't -- now -- where it was hiding a month or two ago.)
The only other possibility is 'cache creep' of some kind.
So there you go . . . maybe the CO can have a check and let us know what he thinks.
You can actually more or less drive to GZ, but we parked earlier that we should have, and walked 350 metres in the light rain and steadily cooling conditions.
Then we couldn't find anything at all at the approximate GZ that our GPSrs agreed on. The most likely hiding place was at or near large tree that had recently been hit by lightning and broken into several pieces. This was amazing in itself. There was a nice hollow in this tree, badly damaged though it was, but nothing was there.
Given that earlier finders thought this cache was 'easy' . . . rogerw3 decided after half an hour that this one was indeed gone. (Later we talked to an earlier finder and the cache definitely isn't -- now -- where it was hiding a month or two ago.)
The only other possibility is 'cache creep' of some kind.
So there you go . . . maybe the CO can have a check and let us know what he thinks.
An easy find. It was out in the open! I moved it about 2m West so it was slightly camoed
Had some time to kill before meeting friends so decided to add this one to the days tally. An easy walk and with no one around soon had the cache in hand. TFTC.
This one seems to push the boundaries with respect to the rules and luckily I spotted it before it was crushed by Mr MR. SL TFTC
We were returning to the car after finding “Argyle Reach” and noticed that this one was quite close so we decided to extend our walk a little.
The cache was not in the obvious place but was close by. In fact, I was virtually standing on it when YGAT made the grab.
Thanks again ADAcache.
The cache was not in the obvious place but was close by. In fact, I was virtually standing on it when YGAT made the grab.
Thanks again ADAcache.
A Guy and a Girl - Six Day Road Trip - 2,280 kilometers - 30 Caches - CMC Rocks The Hunter
This trip had been in the wings once we found out that Toby Keith was playing at CMC Rocks The Hunter at Hope Estate near Cessnock, tickets and camping spot booked months in advance. We traveled up on Wednesday morning leaving Melbourne to Corowa, Walbundrie and Culcairn before stopping at Goulburn for the night. Thursday we went via Putty Rd from Windsor up to Cessnock. Three days we spent listening to some fantastic country music. Monday morning we packed up the camp site and headed down the Hume back to Melbourne.
After finding the nearby cache we decided to walk up to this one, we read the last DNF logs, and not ones to be put off started the search, within minutes Katy triumphantly called out "Found It". High fives were handed out and we signed the log and walked back to the GeoRanger, Katy with an extra spring in her step!! We grabbed the GeoCoin.
Thanks for the cache ADAcache!!!
This trip had been in the wings once we found out that Toby Keith was playing at CMC Rocks The Hunter at Hope Estate near Cessnock, tickets and camping spot booked months in advance. We traveled up on Wednesday morning leaving Melbourne to Corowa, Walbundrie and Culcairn before stopping at Goulburn for the night. Thursday we went via Putty Rd from Windsor up to Cessnock. Three days we spent listening to some fantastic country music. Monday morning we packed up the camp site and headed down the Hume back to Melbourne.
After finding the nearby cache we decided to walk up to this one, we read the last DNF logs, and not ones to be put off started the search, within minutes Katy triumphantly called out "Found It". High fives were handed out and we signed the log and walked back to the GeoRanger, Katy with an extra spring in her step!! We grabbed the GeoCoin.
Thanks for the cache ADAcache!!!
Found today will log when we get back to Melbourne, no maintenance required all intact.
I think this one is gone, had 4 cachers look for 10 minutes and nothing
Cheers
Dkmacca
Cheers
Dkmacca
Walked from Argyle Reach for GeoJack again made the easy find with the SA cousins.
Enjoyed walk along to the GZ, search for a while - until spotted it - good hide and camo as well. No swap. Signed the log with sevabo. Thanks ADAcache.
nice quiet park, over 400 mtr return stroll. found it with Everlasting. thanks for bringing us here ☆☆
new container is in place with better cover. Let's hope the local yahoos don't find it again
I was waiting at home for my nephew to arrive so I could take him and my geodogs to the river for a swim. While waiting I looked for a nearby cache and saw this one was reactivated. Nephew didn't want to swim but I told him bad luck we are going to the river. Walked around GZ and saw something just not quite right sure enough I found the cache. SL #1154 on streak day #534 TFTC TNLN
Looks like this one is a goner. I PAF to confirm GZ which I had, and on closer inspection I found remnants of a keyring and the metal spiral of a notepad (log book I suspect). Looks like someone needed some fuel for their little fire.
A longer stroll was a chance to stretch our legs. The walk ended with an easy find.
TFTC.
TFTC.
#2152- Being my worst month of the year with seven days left to fill on the caching calendar, I was determined to continue completing it and making the list shorter.
The first of six, mostly from this CO for a quick run tonight. The school holidays was surprisingly dry of caching due to my spring cleaning blitz, so it was nice to get out and spend a bit of time hacking with my youngest, NickoHeap, who now at 13 , keeps reminding me he is taller than I.
As we pulled up, he said he'd been there before and done the cache with dad. He held back and let me find it, but if I couldn't there would have been something wrong. This was very obvious, barely covered at all. We also had to explain what caching was to an old guy who had followed our route while walking his dog and was certainly giving us weird looks. He thought it sounded pretty weird , but told us to have fun anyway. A pleasant walk not far from another spot we'd found a cache a few years ago.
This entry was edited by WaywardWoman on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 12:16:29 UTC.
This entry was edited by WaywardWoman on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 12:16:51 UTC.
The first of six, mostly from this CO for a quick run tonight. The school holidays was surprisingly dry of caching due to my spring cleaning blitz, so it was nice to get out and spend a bit of time hacking with my youngest, NickoHeap, who now at 13 , keeps reminding me he is taller than I.
As we pulled up, he said he'd been there before and done the cache with dad. He held back and let me find it, but if I couldn't there would have been something wrong. This was very obvious, barely covered at all. We also had to explain what caching was to an old guy who had followed our route while walking his dog and was certainly giving us weird looks. He thought it sounded pretty weird , but told us to have fun anyway. A pleasant walk not far from another spot we'd found a cache a few years ago.
This entry was edited by WaywardWoman on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 12:16:29 UTC.
This entry was edited by WaywardWoman on Friday, 11 October 2013 at 12:16:51 UTC.
After some early morning CBD caches it was time for a nice stroll across the wet grass as the fog lifted on the river flats.
The cache was quickly located and duties completed.
TFTC
Find 4025 logged from c:geo.
The cache was quickly located and duties completed.
TFTC
Find 4025 logged from c:geo.
We were heading out to Ebenezer and decided to stop and get this one on the way. It was a beautiful day for a quick walk. Coordinates were good, cache was located quickly. TNLN Thanks!
Loved the camo paint job A simple find after a windy and cool walk to GZ. Thanks.
After going to a meeting decided this be attempted on the way home.
The Geo sat Gods were helpful today.
Thanks Acko
The Geo sat Gods were helpful today.
Thanks Acko
Cache #3333!
When we got to this location it looked like some guys were about to set up a circus in the field. When we got closer we realised that what they were setting up was a boot camp to keep some unlucky souls occupied for the weekend. We walked past them and managed to find the cache easily on the other side. Thanks ADAcache.
When we got to this location it looked like some guys were about to set up a circus in the field. When we got closer we realised that what they were setting up was a boot camp to keep some unlucky souls occupied for the weekend. We walked past them and managed to find the cache easily on the other side. Thanks ADAcache.