Not Mush Room Stirling Estate, Western Australia, Australia
By
Moneybox on 03-Mar-14. Waypoint GC4Z9MB
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Logs
On to this cache I moved. The path became less obvious then back onto the soft sandy path I had envisaged from the beginning. This slowed me down a bit. As I approached GZ I again saw a logical place and headed that way.
Again I had to come in from the other direction before the cache was spotted. I opened the cache and two things fell out onto the ground. I did not recall either of them being a log. But after fishing around in the grass I found the log.
I considered walking a longer route back to the car, but I returned via the same path.
Again I had to come in from the other direction before the cache was spotted. I opened the cache and two things fell out onto the ground. I did not recall either of them being a log. But after fishing around in the grass I found the log.
I considered walking a longer route back to the car, but I returned via the same path.
Out nd about boosting the learners hours so stopped to grab this one. Were loving the walk through here. Nice quick find TFTC
Initially walked straight past this one and spent a little time investigating other suspicious trees and an interesting orange fungi before coming back from a different angle and spotting it immediately. Very cool and sneaky.
Great made container = Fav. Quickly found. Logbook quite messed up, see pic. TFTC
Struep and me had some time and were near this area, so we decided to discover Tuart Forest for a bit. We were so happy to do so, as the caches turned out to be quite beautiful!!
Somewhat creative hide! ️
Thanks for this series!
Schnex
Somewhat creative hide! ️
Thanks for this series!
Schnex
Did a special cachetour with Schnex through the Tuart Forest.
Extraordinary work guys!
Thanx
Struep
Extraordinary work guys!
Thanx
Struep
Out Caching with Hr1990, picking up as many caches as possible. South of Bunbury was our main focus. Took a couple of Muggles along for the ride. They were really impressed. Great work on some of these caches. Tftc. sl tnln.
Neat! Had to look a couple of times before I understood. TFTC. Favourite for sure
Woohoo !!! Found it !!!
Took the opportunity to tick off a few caches that I hadn’t had a chance to get to before today.
Nice quick find here.
Fav from me.
TFTC
Took the opportunity to tick off a few caches that I hadn’t had a chance to get to before today.
Nice quick find here.
Fav from me.
TFTC
this was adorable!! thoroughly enjoyed finding it, thanks so much for all your effort
Very cute. Kids approved. Signed the log, albeit a bit damp, and popped it back. Thanks Moneybox... You just be a fun guy
TFTH TFTC! Day one of a huge caching trip with Barnzy12 to Bunbury for the weekend, an area we haven't ventured to for far too long with so many green dots on the map just waiting to be found.
We started off by grabbing all of the newly published ooh yeh heading south caches which hopefully one day can make their way all the way to Bunbury, and luckily they were positioned where they were with the newly installed fixed point to point camera nearby which may have nabbed us otherwise.
We got to Bunbury after grabbing a nearby archived team red roo cache and went to complete the skippy in the bush series which was a lovely walk around some suburban bushland with a great variety of plants and vegetation for us to see. All containers bar the disabled one found without issue. I might have to ask you where you get your magnets for the mint tins as they are highly effective baffle!!
We then grabbed a bunch of park and grabs around town which were pretty stock standard.
We then drove down to the Ludlow Forrest to complete the Bigfoot series of caches and some others in the bush. It was a lovely drive around on the 4x4, which handled the bush nicely even with a few obstacles. The highlight of the day was some ripper money box hides including big foots ATM, which lived up to the normal team money box standard
We closed out the first day with some park and grabs around town at dusk and into the evening. Thanks to the local COs for their caches so far..
We started off by grabbing all of the newly published ooh yeh heading south caches which hopefully one day can make their way all the way to Bunbury, and luckily they were positioned where they were with the newly installed fixed point to point camera nearby which may have nabbed us otherwise.
We got to Bunbury after grabbing a nearby archived team red roo cache and went to complete the skippy in the bush series which was a lovely walk around some suburban bushland with a great variety of plants and vegetation for us to see. All containers bar the disabled one found without issue. I might have to ask you where you get your magnets for the mint tins as they are highly effective baffle!!
We then grabbed a bunch of park and grabs around town which were pretty stock standard.
We then drove down to the Ludlow Forrest to complete the Bigfoot series of caches and some others in the bush. It was a lovely drive around on the 4x4, which handled the bush nicely even with a few obstacles. The highlight of the day was some ripper money box hides including big foots ATM, which lived up to the normal team money box standard
We closed out the first day with some park and grabs around town at dusk and into the evening. Thanks to the local COs for their caches so far..
TFTC! Day one of a huge caching trip with Cravo10 to Bunbury for the weekend, an area we haven't ventured to for far too long with so many green dots on the map just waiting to be found.
We started off by grabbing all of the newly published ooh yeh heading south caches which hopefully one day can make their way all the way to Bunbury, and luckily they were positioned where they were with the newly installed fixed point to point camera nearby which may have nabbed us otherwise.
We got to Bunbury after grabbing a nearby archived team red roo cache and went to complete the skippy in the bush series which was a lovely walk around some suburban bushland with a great variety of plants and vegetation for us to see. All containers bar the disabled one found without issue. I might have to ask you where you get your magnets for the mint tins as they are highly effective baffle!!
We then grabbed a bunch of park and grabs around town which were pretty stock standard.
We then drove down to the Ludlow Forrest to complete the Bigfoot series of caches and some others in the bush. It was a lovely drive around on the 4x4, which handled the bush nicely even with a few obstacles. The highlight of the day was some ripper money box hides including big foots ATM, which lived up to the normal team money box standard
We closed out the first day with some park and grabs around town at dusk and into the evening. Thanks to the local COs for their caches so far.
We started off by grabbing all of the newly published ooh yeh heading south caches which hopefully one day can make their way all the way to Bunbury, and luckily they were positioned where they were with the newly installed fixed point to point camera nearby which may have nabbed us otherwise.
We got to Bunbury after grabbing a nearby archived team red roo cache and went to complete the skippy in the bush series which was a lovely walk around some suburban bushland with a great variety of plants and vegetation for us to see. All containers bar the disabled one found without issue. I might have to ask you where you get your magnets for the mint tins as they are highly effective baffle!!
We then grabbed a bunch of park and grabs around town which were pretty stock standard.
We then drove down to the Ludlow Forrest to complete the Bigfoot series of caches and some others in the bush. It was a lovely drive around on the 4x4, which handled the bush nicely even with a few obstacles. The highlight of the day was some ripper money box hides including big foots ATM, which lived up to the normal team money box standard
We closed out the first day with some park and grabs around town at dusk and into the evening. Thanks to the local COs for their caches so far.
Had a great time driving into this and another nearby cache, driving under fallen branches, watching the kids freak out and hoping that we weren't going to get stuck under neith them 
all the while mumbling about how upset Dad will be when they tell him 
(he wasn't too upset 
when I told him 
) . I really had a knack that day for finding all the worst possible tracks to go down 
.
This was out last cache for the day and a great one to end a fun day out. TFTC Moneybox.
all the while mumbling about how upset Dad will be when they tell him (he wasn't too upset when I told him ) . I really had a knack that day for finding all the worst possible tracks to go down .This was out last cache for the day and a great one to end a fun day out. TFTC Moneybox.
Whilst stomping about the forest on the way to this one a large tree branch fell not far way taking many other branches out on the way down. I was now very wary of any other cracking branches as they could likely alot of damage.
Quick find and I added a new log. TFTC.
Quick find and I added a new log. TFTC.
I soon tracked down this little cache after a bike ride
Yep !! I could ride the bike along the track to this cache
Beyond this cache it all became a bit too sandy.
So here we were, looking for mushrooms
I found something that looked like a mushroom, but was not !! [:o]
Nice cache ... Ta !!
Yep !! I could ride the bike along the track to this cache
Beyond this cache it all became a bit too sandy.
So here we were, looking for mushrooms
I found something that looked like a mushroom, but was not !! [:o]
Nice cache ... Ta !!
Tftc found with the crew needs new log would have replaced but didn't have my car
Another amazing cache! Thank you moneybox! We are feeling very spoilt this afternoon!! 
Inspired by the previous day's magical walk through the Ludlow Forest, I returned to discover more of the interesting caches in the area. I saw packs of kangaroos out today, some of them were only a few metres away before I even noticed them. Such a variety of things to discover out here. Beautiful and cute! Another quick and easy find here. TFTC Moneybox
Out on this beautiful day collecting a couple caches in the area good quick find log book is getting pretty full now TFTC
Thanks for the cache Moneybox. Very cute cache love the creativity that has gone into this cache.
Making my way back north and thought this looks like a nice bunch of caches. Was really surprised by the amount of effort gone into these. Excellent. Another awesome setup and cache scene. Very much enjoyed. TFTC Moneybox.
Another great find. Mozzies are starting to get us if we hang around too long. Very cute cache.
Mrs M has a great eye for beauty while Mr M seems to be able to create beauty from almost any waste and decay. Great Job the both of you --- but only one fav available here.
Thanks for the cache Moneybox
Thanks for the cache Moneybox
