Petermarar 1034 Pippingarra, Western Australia, Australia
By Chan 5456 on 11-May-14. Waypoint GC54KB9

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.

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Couple of DNF I will check soon

Looked and looked think it might have falling away DNF

Spent 20mins trying but this eluded us & Not good for an 80 year old scramble over these rocks????

Found with Sweet FA. Not where I expected it to be, but found it pretty quickly. T4TC

Another find for Bjossi. Bj 9, SFA 1 so far today. When you're hot you're hot! TFTC

It was easy to spot as the container was exposed. But to grab it we had to climb further on to the rocks. Got some nasty scratches all over legs before got to the tin. Replaced to a likely place it should have been hiding before.

#113
Spotted the cache at the first sight once approached the GZ.
TFTH!

This entry was edited by Paxan71 on Saturday, 10 October 2015 at 14:27:43 UTC.

Nearly gave up and then spotted it. BYOP.

The big move from Townsville, QLD to Mandurah, WA. After thousands of km's and lots of caching to keep us entertained, we are on our way to Newman to spend a few days with family.

Thanks for putting caches along this route to give us a chance to stretch our legs and escape the car for a while!

TFTC SL TNLN

pug002 found 21st Sept. Easy find TFTC

12229 caches found

a quick grab as we walked past on the Walk for Life Walking Around Australia for Prostate and Breast Cancers

took : nothing
left : nothing

Thanks for the cache Chan 5456

Just visiting

Tftf

Short walk to the bridge and the cache was soon spotted. TFTC

A quick find thanks

Would have been quicker had we taken the direct route, quick find once there. Only a puddle in the river.TFTC

Easy find, tftc.

Found on our way to the Kimberlys
TFTC

Forgot a pen, again! TFTC

Found easily. Although beware that there are some vines around the hide location that present a trip hazard which would be treachorous , so take care.
Interestingly when we did the Gibb River Rd last year there were quite a few caches hidden in much the same spot and one caught the geo wife unawares as a triple roadtrain passed overhead and scared the (cough) out of her. So now she has vowed to not do "troll" caches again....hahahaha.
No choice darling on this one i drove right up under the bridge....hahahhaha

That took a while and I was on the verge of giving up. Coords had me down the bottom which didn't make sense given it would be washed away in a flood. Finally went back to an obvious spot again and looked down to see an eclipse tin hidden in the rocks. I think it must have fallen so put it back in a more 'obvious' spot. Thanks for the hunt Chris.

Maintenance check and all is well.
You can drive right up under Ground Zero but 4x4 necessary to do that
ps you do need your own pen

Reason took over finally and I looked somewhere sensible. Thanks Chan 5456.

After driving into town heading the other way yesterday it was time to drive back out of town today and this cache happened to be on the 'right' side of the road for me to find.

TFTC

Was enjoying the road trip so much that I'd overshot 12mile, and before I knew it , here was another cache to find . Warm sunny arvo, some wildflowers providing thin patches of a crimson/pink in the sandy riverbed - no doubt making the most of the moisture left over from last weekends unseasonal rains.

TFTC
Mr Bunyip

This was another find in Western Australia while crossing Northern Territory and Western Australia from Darwin to Perth on Gibb River Road through the Kimberlys. During this 8500km journey we've met many nice and friendly people [^], visited countless marvelous places, saw lots of interesting local wildlife (and plants), took some 2500 pictures home and logged some 300 Caches .

One more bridge cache .

Thanks for the cache, we've enjoyed it very much [^].
$8Vs (Cacheators)

Found this one yesterday with Rotors on our way back to Port Hedland but forgot to log it! Our last one of the day. TFTC

We checked the more obvious places first, then found it in the last place. While we were there a big eagle attacked and killed a white faced heron. Very brutal but interesting to see. TFTC

Mrs Ski sat in the car while Mr Ski went for this one. The traffic was fairly heavy, with road trains and R/V's/caravans in the majority. Some mining vehicles (including a 5 metre wide heavy dozer on a truck) and private 4WD's, but not one single plain ordinary sedan to be seen!! An indication of the conditions usual encountered out here.

A wandering GPS made it a challenge, and the cache was 9 metres away in a very logical place.
TFTC

[Blue]# 10051 Found on the WA leg of our S.K.I.D.R.O. adventure.[/Blue]
Another drive day heading west towards Port Hedland.
Hardly any muggles around and a very surprising good quick find here.
It's very warm around here, especially for the end of June!!!
Thanks for the cache Chan 5456,
[Red]Roostaman[/Red] (from Wagga Wagga, NSW).

Like trying to find a needle in a hay stack plus our gps wasn't reading very well under the bridge good luck

FTF Well, good heavens, another unfound cache right on the highway. Hard to believe but we got another FTF after this cache had been published for quite a while. The wind was howling with a growling ferocity and blowing like a gale as it had done all night. Mr M and I decided if it was too difficult that we would leave it because it seemed quite dangerous in the wind as it was blowing us off our feet. We could also see some massive roadtrains heading for us from both directions and that is never fun. As it was, the cache was not too difficult to retrieve and it was quite safe. We had a tailwind getting back to the geobus so it was a very quick return. Not bad to start Friday the 13th TFTC and TFTFTF

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