No. 1 Dalmatians Mount Colah, New South Wales, Australia
By Jess&Sophie-Leigh on 29-Apr-14. Waypoint GC53T37

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.

Should you like to resurrect the cache please create a new cache listing so it can be reviewed as a new cache.

From http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=70

4.23. Unarchiving a Geocache

The archiving of a geocache is intended to be a permanent status. That is why only community volunteer reviewers and Geocaching HQ staff have the capability to unarchive it. This is done only in rare circumstances and only if it meets the current Geocache Listing Guidelines.

If a geocache is archived by a reviewer or staff for lack of maintenance it will not be unarchived.

CO said in Dec when disabling this one is no longer there, perhaps they meant to archive instead of disabling?

This is no longer there- site has been demolished.

Very hard

Repeatedly tried this one and it's not where it's meant to be.

Couldn't find it

Really hard. Is it really still there?

1062 Found since 04/04/2013

Cute spot!

Suspect hiding place disturbed by recent works

DNF for me...

With all the upgrade landscape works, this hide has been muggle. In need of a replacement container

Looks like a storm cleared it

Looks like a storm cleared it

I'm not going to be able too see you

We checked around for quite some time but couldn't find either

Went looking for this one today after two team searching around a very cleared out sea we ended up calling this one as needing some love.

No find for us im afraid, seems area has been cleaned up, might need to be checked on and replaced

Busy day today from mid afternoon, so thought I'd head north before lunch to grab a few caches first.
Went for six - found four, aborted one and DNFed one.
Then with all my obligations done, I tried a bit of night caching on the way home - and found one more!
HUZZAH!
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Continued down the road from the find at Mt Colah and climbed the track up to North Street, then to the park and GZ.
Needed to circle as a few council workers discussed what appears to be the razing of GZ. From what I could see from a distance I was worried that the cache had gone.
Once they'd left I had a better search, but didn't spot it. I suspect it's been cleaned up.
Of course there's the chance it's there but moved or buried.

Gave it up and made my way back to the car.

Certainly 'out there'

This entry was edited by Lavinian on Wednesday, 20 May 2015 at 01:27:52 UTC.

Nice easy find.TFTC.

First find by SK's friend RM. Thought it was a bit of fun... Thanks!

Good job on the cache. Thank you ST and M (marshmallow) T

Tftc

Took us a while and was very fun TFTC

Good hide TFTC

To easy!!!

Very hard!!!

Thanks, really close to home!

Almost raining and high heels are not too good in this terrain, but GC located and I've 'bugged' it too. Cache in an interesting spot - could end up being spotted by a muggle, I'm thinking. Needs more camo?? But I put back where I found it. Thanks for the cache!

Grabbed with KittyKatch on a trip up north for a long weekend.
May the Caches be with you Jess&Sophie-Leigh!
Cheers,
Grim Raider!

GrimRaider and I stopped in here to grab a cache while picking up the Trigs in the area. There were some kids playing sport on the oval but I snuck in and made the find. I picked up at TB and dropped some swag. TFTC

Nice walk to the park and good find by the neice. Her first one.

Thanks for the cache!

Nice hide.

Regards
Kim & Pete

Happy Jackie and Bulldog Trev found this. GPS all over the place

Great easy one to find

It was hot, there were many Muggles playing cricket on the nearby oval, I didn't have too much of a look after disturbing a few spider webs.

Out with Opa-Bob passing through these parts today, collecting up some roadside caches on the way home - this and another seemed an easy detour off the beaten track, so we headed on here for our final find before returning home for the day - and this was a little disappointing to say the least...as Opa-Bob said the cache was in a bush - but when he says bush, he actually means a dead bush, with no foliage - just sticks and twigs. So basically the cache is sitting in plain sight to anyone who happens to be looking that way - and I have a tendency to agree with Opa-Bob that this couldn't be the intended location...but failing to know where it should have been our only option was to replace as found. I didn't even get to work out what the Dalmatians were reference to....Thanks for the quick and easy cache and smiley anyway Jess&SophieLee.

This isn't what I would have chosen as my 600th find, but it was what came up while picking up a few roadside caches on the way home, via a leisurely route, after a quick trip down to Penrith this morning. This was a pretty easy find ... I just followed the compass direction into a geotrail and immediately saw the cache sitting in a bush ... without any camo at all. While I returned the cache to where I found it, I am concerned that it is no longer where the owner originally placed it ... it may be a good idea for the CO to do a maintenance check on the cache. I took the Clydekitty TB and dropped a Shire Legal TB.

Thanks for placing this cache here, Jess&Sophie-Leigh.

The cache is still there. But, the area is a mess of fallen and chopped trees. Really good idea to move this a few metres.

TFTC.

I'm hoping the CO can check that the cache is still there.
A large tree has come down at GZ, and the area is quite badly damaged.
Cheers!

We called in here on the way north, and parked very close to the cache. A short walk took us to GZ, and a little distance from there was the container, easily seen from some metres away. A number of non-cachers seemed to have signed the log book, but everything was still OK. We left a TB, thanks for the hide.

1st one good fun

We knew of this cache but have not had the opportunity to pick it up until today. This morning we were in the area so we drove down to this pleasant park and made a quick find. Thanks Jess&Sophie-Leigh.

Found with Mr MR during a walk around the park on a lovely sunny morning. SL TFTC

5514 Caches Found

Departed the Central Coast in the black travelled down the thin black line to the Big Smoke ie Leichardt, Balmain and Rozelle. To try my hand and find some caches.
TFTC
TNLN
Thanks for the great cache Jess&Sophie-Leigh

This entry was edited by jfindit on Monday, 21 July 2014 at 12:03:56 UTC.

Any bushes around here?, there are lots of bushes around here...I found it anyway. Thanks.

Nice park. GPS a bit off but persistence paid off. TFTC TNLN

TFTC!

Nice find with the kids at a park we used to visit a lot. Was a bit uncovered so we re-hid a little more convincingly. Thanks!

Nice easy one for the children - TFTC

Lovely park and nice find for geokid. TFTC

First find

Thanks Jess still to Maddie and I 5mins to find hahaha

#1779
I had to go into Hornsby so thought I would swing by and grab this cache. A girl's soccer game was in full swing however the cache's location meant that didn't cause a problem. My GPSr settled on some open ground so used the hint and soon found the cache's hiding spot. I didn't quite understand the significance of the cache name..... until I found it!! Well done Jess&Sophie-Leigh on your first geocache hide.

Found it between 1st and Reserves football. Was simple while collecting a stray ball!

Coordinates changed from:
S 33° 39.913 E 151° 06.622

Coordinates changed to:
S 33° 39.916 E 151° 06.618

Distance from original: 27.3 feet or 8.3 meters.
Updated coordinates thanks to richary

22/05/14. 6:58 AM. Cache #1558. After my DNF here a couple of weeks ago, a past finder pointed my attention to the spoiler photo (how did I miss that?) and advised that it was a bit further out than the published coordinates. This morning, I found it easily on the opposite side of the dirt path to where I'd been looking. I put the decimals as 915 & 615. Back to Wahroonga next for The Secret Path. TFTC }:)

I left work early to pick up my car from a repair, and had some time before going out to dinner, so checked to see if there were any caches nearby. I was a bit surprised to see this one, as I didn't recall receiving the notification, and also because caches in this area usually require walking through the bush (and I wasn't wearing leech-proof clothing) and/or solving impossible puzzles. Pleasantly surprised. I parked along the road, marveled at the strong fence (and its premature end), then started the search. I used richary's co-ords, and immediately saw the container fairly exposed, so I retrieved it (cute covering), signed the log, then replaced with a smidgen more camo. I then had a look around the oval, scanning the QR-game-stickers nearby. Thanks for the cache!

TFTC! Was just about to give up! Liked the deco

First of the day on a run northward from home. Like others found the cache to be on the other side of the path from where the iPhone was taking me but only about 10 metres out. Luckily the soccer had finished for the day and I only had one muggle to dodge while doing the search. The coordinates I came up with were

S 33° 39.916 E 151° 06.618

Thanks Jess&Sophie-Leigh

Liked the decoration on this one! Nice and easy, great for beginners.
TFTC!

Thought I'd better go and grab this one as it's not far from home. Missed the FTF chance when I was on a plane so today I dropped by. Funny how the impressive fence just stops there. Pointer pointed right at GZ and I found the cache in seconds. It's slightly larger than a small and by today's standards it's almost a large! Signed the log as 3TF and replaced, adding some camo as it's a bit obvious. A bit of camo paint might help it last longer.

Thanks!

2TF YAY.
GPS had us searching around the wrong bushes but with the hint and geo sense we soon had CIH.
TNLN SL TFTC

10/05/14. 11:39 AM. First to not find, sigh. After "Dinosaurs must die" and "Gundah Ridge Library" up further north at Mount Kuring-Gai, I came down here and looked high and low in the bushes for at least 20 minutes. A plastic bag contained what may have been the contents of a Dalmatian's back end, but no cache. I'm wondering from one of the logs if the coordinates are out a bit. I put too much stock in where the satellite photo was directing me.

Time to leave the north - the afternoon was spent on caches around Blacktown, starting with "When Love Comes To Town" in Doonside next. I'll put this on my watch-list and come back later.

Have double checked coordinates, they seem to be right, please see photo for map image which is spot on.

Published

Spent today doing some High D/T caches in the Newcastle area with Chudles and noted this listing on the way home. With the adrenalin still running wild from Enigmatic (5/5) this one helped close the day. Thanks Jess&Sophie-Leigh.

FTF... managed to beat the local FTF legend today!!