Teddington Weir Teddington, Queensland, Australia
By mick & Kaz on 10-Nov-13. Waypoint GC4RX11

Found after a brief search. Thanks.

Out caching with KabbellaQld and Madman001 to tackle some hides in this area. Took our 4WD for a drive around the country roads as we knew some of them can be rough and enjoyed the setting. Signed with KTM in the log. We had a very enjoyable day caching. Tftc.

Ignore hint its very much alive. Thanks for cache

Joined forces with Madman001 and ToucanKB to tackle some hides in the area. Madman001 had a stack of solved mysteries to tick off and we were also keen to reduce the numbers glinting teasingly at us from the map and in our solved files. Today's focus was the Big Aussie Day Bash and the Little Logs series, gathering in any caches that fell within that zone when time permitted. Took our 4WD for a spin around the country roads and enjoyed the setting. Signed some variation of our initials, depending on who was signing the log. We had fun. This one is hanging in a living tree, not a dead limb as suggested by the hint. Tftc.

Spider haven, TFTC, paper was a wee bit damp, rooster crowing nearby.

Nothing dead about that limb

Spending the morning exploring the area south of Maryborough as well as hopefully finding a few caches along the way. Thanks to the COs for placing and maintaining the caches.

Out and about today around Maryborough doing caches along the country roads. Arrived at GZ and took the necessary steps to find the cache and signed the log. TFTC

Searched for quite some time but did not find. Area is overgrown.

We could not find this one

Found it

First camp one… noice

When we parked at GZ, under some lovely shady trees, we had a feeling of Deja Vu!
Our feeling turned out to be correct, as we note that we had signed this one back in 2021 and forgotten to log it. Almost 2 years later we came back and signed the log again.
Our name is there twice!
Thanks Mick &Kaz
Domsky

Back in Maryborough for a few days geocaching and hopefully including some of the DNF's from previously, working our way through some of the new ones that have been published since we were last here. This one took some finding. TFTC mick & Kaz

First one down

Walked pretty far into the scrub following GPS, spent probably a good 40 minutes searching high and low but unfortunately unsuccessful. Could be just be because this is the first cache I've ever tried to look for so I'm new and inexperienced. I'll definitely give it another crack soon

Another big day out in the Habanero Sport with Patrol14 & TMZ59…The plan/idea/couple of thoughts strung together, is to try and clear the map between Tiaro & Maryborough…

Seems like Maryborough was the place to be over Easter, couple more cachers and it might have been a Mega…

Parking as close as possible we set off into the scrub… thanks to good coords, the cache was soon in our hands, although the hint doesn’t appear to apply any longer…

Thanks mick & Kaz

11.31am
Out for the day with Peppa and TMZ59 and are caching around Maryborough and surrounds to find a few more caches.
Managed to park close by and made our way through the bush. Found the cache easily enough. Log signed cache returned.
Tftc

Peppa leaped out of the car and disappeared into the bush. It wasn’t long and he was back. Thanks Peppa. Back in Maryborough area to grab some more caches. Out with my Geo friends, patrol14 and Peppa. What a lot of fun today has been. TFTC

We had a lovely day caching along the quiet country roads and this is one we found. A previous log was helpful in locating the container. Log signed and replaced as found. Thanks for the hide Mick & Kaz.

Teddington Weir
1.5/1.5
Small
Traditional Cache

Another great caching day with georode. Picking caches along the way going north as far as we can.

Thank you for the cache mick & Kaz. Quick find by georode.

An early morning start and meeting E_Smiley in Gympie for a full day of caching in the area.

Thanks for the fun!

Georode

A planned trip north with a mate, to check out some of the countryside and do some camping in some not so usual spots. It has been fun and the best part is I get to cache in places I do not usually get to visit. It was also a good chance to catch up with a few local and other travelling cachers.

I grabbed a couple while on the road and then meet up with granny, imbunda, snickers, and triple turmoil to get stuck into the brollie series. We spent a good deal of the day racing along. There were some good hides and then there were those that we just could not find as easily. Over all it was “fun” but we got them all done in the day. I guess it is better with a few looking as opposed to just one.

While doing the series we got this one when passing. Thanks for the hide, we signed the log and replaced as found.

While stayin up at Maryborough for a few days we cached around the district. A little group of unfound caches here so this was the 1st on the list and I must have taken the wrong way in to it as I ended up with blood running down my leg, only me can end up with blood. I think im a professional at that. Thanks to the hint and elimination the cache was looking at me. Log signed before replacing as found. TFTC

TFTC smile 15474 out and about with miss millie geo dog on a lovely day Signed and replaced, sign as GS1947 on small caches
lovely weir FP just for the weir
Thank you, mick & Kaz, for placing this cache for our enjoyment.

A bit tricky to get into, espically when we didn't have long pants, but that didn't stop the little kids and big kids alike lol - good job everyone!

Kinda hard to find through walking in the bushes but in the end good time and camouflages

Clue: in a tree and attached to something

This took a lot of wandering round to get the GPSr to settle and direct where we should look. Then it took a lot of looking before we finally spotted it.

Day 4 & 5 in Maryborough. We thought we would continue to look around town and spend our time caching here. It didn't quite work out as we thought as there were a number of caches in parks and reserves and we ventured wider as well. A good variety of caches and hides all in generally good condition. We had mixed results on a number of tree fishing attempts. Some we just couldn't spot, others we couldn't reach with our fishing pole. Will have to look at some further modifications when we get home! We did manage to get a couple though!

Thank you for your efforts in creating and maintaining the cache mick & Kaz.
**SKI Pair****

On my way from Canberra to North Queensland with a few detours for shires. TFTC.
Took a while to find this one. Lots of trees. Coords are good.

Today I visted Bruce and Liz. Was a realy great day!!
I did some caches with Bruce. This was one of them.
I would not have found the container without Bruce's help.
The tree is definitly alive.

Thanks for the cache and many greetings from Germany.

die Schloozes

# 2060

Found it! After searching for what felt like ages I finally found this cache. Firstly the tree is most definitely not dead! She is thriving, so don’t bother looking around dead logs or trees. (It’s not a bush either) Secondly definitely recommend long pants and shirt with the mozzies and botfly’s. Thirdly there are terrifying cicadas flying around the area that are super loud!

TFTC second time here and found it straight away. Nice camo

We're out today on a geocaching tour around Maryborough. We had a little trouble finding this one since we were led astray by the hint initially but a quick review of previous logs made things easier.

Thanks for find #2387
TNLN

We had the place to ourselves so we thought we could drive and park anywhere. Naturally when we parked about 4 or 5 utes came by full of high-viz warriors to give us the evil stink eye.

With the hint in mind I raced to check all things dead (including me on the inside) but nothing appeared. We found an old log that told us the dead limb had more life in it than expected and we uncovered the hide. tftc

Logging old caches originally found with alphag_25. Now have my own account and logging them separately so that I can claim the finds.

06/07/21 Staying in Maryborough Camp site with Caravan and seeing the sights and grabbing some caches. Heading to Bundy this arvo. TFTC SL

I found this cache on a trip with Snickersallan, I thank all CO's for the time and effort putting out and maintaining the caches, all were enjoyed. TFTC

Day four of our visit to beautiful Maryborough and continuing to work our way through finding all the local and a few outer suburb caches. It was extremely overcast for the majority of the day but the compass never faulted and led us to every GZ without any hassles.

Enjoyed finding this cache, its certainly holding up well over the eight years of being placed.

TFTC mick & Kaz

Good co-ords had us on this one quickly, amazing that this cache has stayed in place for so long. SL TFTC

Coongoola & Geodog found your cache today, 9 June 2021 3:23 pm , while enjoying another day out adding to our tally. Stamped with Coongoola or CG. TFTC mick & Kaz

On my way to Hervey Bay, we stopped in to do a few caches on the list and this was one of them. A nice quick find. Signed the log and returned to where I found it. Thanks Mick & Kaz. All good with this cache.

TFTC!! Really enjoyed this one but hubby found it!!

TFTC

TFTC. This cache has proven to be a nemesis over the years. On a drive out to the Weir to find some of the newer caches we were determined to find this one. It took me a while but eventually i came in at the right angle and spotted the hide. Thnakd mick and Katz for the challenge.

Found after a short walk in the bush. Thanks for the Cache.

Cool

Found eventually. Tftc

Found it but tree was not dead, looks quite healthy now.

Found the cache actually attached to a healthy looking tree. Stamped log and replaced cache.

Tftc Mark & Kaz, found in a bushy tree dead limb is hiding from us.

Looks like a lovely park for a picnic! But I was on a mission here. Scurried off to GZ and found the cache after disregarding the hint. The place I located it was alive ‘n well However caches do tend to creep about when no one is watching.

TFTC M&K

Found it after some search.
TFTC

A fantastic time being spent in Hervey Bay and Maryborough with MrGravel while we are enjoying some respite leave.

Look for the bushy green tree - the dead limb has disintegrated long ago. Camo hanging in hope for finders lol

TFTC

Almost missed the cache because of the thick foliage. TFTC

DNF
First of the day and after half an hour we gave up.

We are leaving Bundy after a few days with YOF.

Drove the track in the trees alongside the bush until compass said close enough and then off to the find.

Log signed and replaced on March 7, 2020 at 2:00 PM. TFTC, mick & Kaz.

Making tracks south today to the birthday event in Widgee.

The branch it was found on had green leaves.

TFTC mick & Kaz

12/1/20
Found with Nyssaflutterby on our escaping reality for the weekend road trip!
We had a plan to find the most caches in a day for both of us (for me just 52, for Nyssa 122!) so after completing a trail we continued on caching for the rest of the day. We could have found a lot more but the heat was against us.
We made this one harder then it needed to be, as we looked there first then extended our circle, eventually a change in direction made it easier to spot.

Wombles and I were on a mission today. A week ago I had a crazy idea of trying to better my top finds in a day. So this is how we found ourselves in this part of QLD. With a new power trail available it was the perfect place. We had just completed all of the available 101 series and now only needed about another 20ish caches.

We managed to park only 50 metres from GZ then sprung into the scrub. A look here and there, no cache to be found. Wombles then had the good idea of looking at photos, she noticed a certain tree in one of them which helped narrow down the search area. Yep! There it is Some scribble was left and the container replaced as found.

Thanks for the cache mick & Kaz

Found the New one this time. TFTC.

Caching in Maryborough while spending time with L&B
Caching with Semik
TFTC

Caching with my main squeeze, Oddiewan. We were in the area visiting our dear friends Liz & Bruce and thought, hey, maybe we should do this series! So we did!

Thanks for the additional fun, mick & Kaz

rio and i are off to bargara for a couple of days
a couple of stops along the way
and a nice wonder through the forest looking for some bones [:o)]

no luck for us today

Found with wife after breakie in maryborough. Even though it was raining and the mozzies and migies were out we found it. Tftc

Headed out Teddington way this morning
What a great name that is [^]
Teddington !!
It rolls off the tongue beautifully.
The sort of name you'd expect to own a mansion,
or estate

I'm not sure about a weir though

Anyhoo !!
Here in the quiet surrounds of Teddington Weir this morning,
a wander into the surrounding jungle,
took me to GZ.

Standing around with a dumb look on me face worked well here,
and the cache was sighted after only five minutes [:o)]

TFTC

Diana was still searching, as Bill signed the log book. Seems he stood in the right spot to see this one.
Thanks Mick & Kaz for your cache
cheers
greynomads

Tricky little find thanks!

TFTC,
Out for a drive around the area with Liz and Bruce to explore and find a few caches.
Our plan is to then do our own exploring and leave a thank you for their ongoing friendship.
Visited trackables.

Visiting the area, on a drive with L&B, quick find, signed log and replaced. Thanks to mick & kaz

Many thanks for the hide!

Great job!! Little tricky to find! Blue clip helped!! Thnx

We were visiting Liz and Bruce but took some time out to look for a cache while we were in the area. We took a short stroll down to the weir which had a reasonable amount of water flowing over it.

Thank you mick & Kaz for having placed the cache and for maintaining it for everyone to enjoy.

Went out to check out the weir following the long dry spell.
Nice little bush walk and were just about to give up when we spotted it from the right angle.
Cache and log are both in good condition.
Thanks very much.

We found this cache even though the co-ords seemed to be a fair bit out. The expansion of the search area got the desired result. We also had to spend quite some time picking off grass seeds after returning to the vehicle. Just part of geocaching, really.
Thanks to mick & Kaz for another cache placed in the Maryborough area.

Went past gz a couple of times til compass settled. Log full of water, dried as much as i could but could not sign log. Have photo. Tftc walk through. Now to Clean up the grass seeds stuck to me.

After a short bush bash from where we parked the car dodging all the spider webs, we easily found the cache by fluke.
Tftc

Good little bush walk!

Nice one

**# 17405** Found on the Qld leg of our 2017 winter escape trip.
Another perfect warm winter day for a drive around while at Maryborough.
Not many muggles around and a good quick find here.
Thanks for the cache mick & Kaz,
***Roostaman***

Beautiful area for a short bush walk

Nice little stroll through the bush to get it.

TFTC

Found it with bikesu.Tftc

Came up obviously the adventurous track ... still with our caravan behind us.

On our way back home from wonderful holidays around Airlie Beach and Rockhampton. Enjoyed sightseeing, meeting fellow cachers and getting smilies.

Tftc

TFTC! Spotted it easily thanks to a blue clip on the outside but would have struggled otherwise. Watch out for spiders and spikey things on the way through! A nice rest stop on the way home to Melbourne.

Out and about sight-seing our way around Maryborough, we just had to visit the Weir as we wanted to see where we might be able to kayak should we decide to move over here from WA.

thanks Mick and Kaz

Ian & Sue - Team Pathfinder uses T.P. to sign smaller logs.

Nice easy find! Thanks for cache!

Found with Liz & Bruce Thanks mick & Kaz

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A little in the bush but ok to walk into

6395 Found by baby&Mrs gopher at 1135. Took a little while to spot this one. Well done a favourite from us. SL Tnx mick & Kaz

TFTC

A good cache

Number 2 done and dusted..

Nice greets from Dresden in Germany. Tftc

Travelling around Australia and currently staying in Tiaro, Queensland for a few days .

Headed out with a list of nearby caches and places to explore today. An early start as we were expecting 34degrees today. Interesting day visiting some small towns and following the old railway line.

All caches on our list were found We found your cache with good coords and in good condition. Log signed then we replaced the cache where we found it.

Gee whiz today this wasnt so pleasant a spot. The flies and mozzies were biting. [B)] Cache was located safe and well. We replaced the paper mache logsheet though.

TFTC mick & Kaz

Found it but could not write details on as paper was very wet and mouldy. Tftc

Found it! First time geocaching and we found it!

log is completely water damaged, cache needs replacing.

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Full of water log destroyed