Lameroo's Lake Lameroo, South Australia, Australia
By Moneydork on 13-Jun-14. Waypoint GC56X0F

Luv the lake

Nice quick find....

Good location on a hot and windy day.

Motorhoming around in winter and finding a cache here and there. We are staying at the RV park overnight. Lovely spot. TFTC

Find # 15823Been a while since I've been out solo for a long trip. But things change over time. And I'm living the past.So with some time off work, I've jumped the border wall to chase down some long trails in South Aussie... don't know how many I'll get. But I've got quite a few downloaded. I do have a short hit list ( of 2) caches to help with a challenge. All others are just for the Adventure and countryside views. Armed with all the necessary TOTT from tweezers and magnet grab to 6m ladder and 8m fishing pole. I believe I'm prepared for all that I'll come across. (Just had to leave the Kayak at home )Day 5. After a cold night at the Maggea Oval.. I was off on another days hunting.But decided to turn things around as I started in Loxton (after getting supplies) and tackle the trail backwards from original plan. TFTC Moneydork

Away for a couple of days with Featherwaite as we try to clean up around Lameroo after the JLWE.We achieved our goal without any dnfs.All caches were in good order unless mentioned.TFTC

Found at 2:24 pm during a short road trip with Southern Cross Caching

Found with Uni on a two day road trip. TFTCSouthern Cross Caching

Day 6 of my holidays today I left Lameroo after the amazing weekend at the event and made my way into Victoria. I managed to find 36 caches today and only 1 DNF today. I got as far as the Pink Lakes in the Murray Sunset National Park where I set up camp.A Quick find while cleaning up the missed caches from the weekend.TFTC Trigger_Fish

Im on a multi mission having headed west to the JLW event in Lameroo via Curyo so here I am chipping away at the mad 20 caches in each LGA challenge! TFTC and the FUN.

Lameroo has a lake?Yes it does and what a nice lake it is.Will I go swimming in the lake, nope.Will I feed ducks by the lake, nope.Will I drive away from the lake?Yes, and on to the next cache ??

An epic adventure with doineedthis today. An early departure from Adelaide to attend the JLWE event. We targeted all caches from Lameroo to Tailem Bend with the exception of a bunch in Sherlock which were saved for another day. A rusty min tin under a half rock. mush for logsheet, but we were able to sign a later additionThanks for the cache Trigger Fish. Find #9675 at 10.04am.

In Lameroo for the JLWE, thanks for the cache, tnln replaced as found sl

Doneski

We are in Lameroo for the annual JLWE event which is the Lameroos Ludicrous Legwarmer event this year with an 80s theme.Out and about with Ronice88 after the award ceremony tonight to pick up the last few caches before we leave Lameroo tomorrow

Gee whiz. Quick drive by.TCTC

Found with Tweety2 and Martini tftc

Found as mystery randoms

Found on the June long weekend with hevwalker Princess Aria and Little Goose

Sneaky Squeaky Woz ere A quick but enjoyable find. From Me To You From SQ72 T.F.T.C

Fun to find Yayyy

Quick find thanks for bringing us here TFTC ??

Great HideThanks Trigger_Fish for the cacheJames0116Saturday, 8 Jun 20242:48:55PM ACST4657

Found while out and about. Thanks Moneydork for the cache.

Found during the June Long Weekend Event

Checked out the nearby Wow Wow Well history which was fascinating. A few ducks and many pigeons were frequenting the lake. Cache was quickly found, signed and returned. TFTC!

Detoured to read about Wow Wow Well first, then Wandered over to find this one, even made friends with a duck or two.

Attending the JLWE event in Lameroo and this is one of the caches we found.TFTC SL TB's visited ??

As the sun rose over Lameroo Lake, its golden rays danced on the water, casting shimmering reflections. Sarah, an avid geocacher, tightened the straps of her backpack, excitement bubbling within her. Today, she was on a mission to find the elusive "Lameroo Lake Legend" cache, known for its intricate clues and beautiful location.Sarah had read about the cache on her favorite geocaching site. The description mentioned hidden trails, serene views, and a touch of local folklore. The first clue led her to an old oak tree near the lake's edge. Its gnarled roots twisted into the earth, and a small metal tag was nailed discreetly to the bark. She noted the coordinates and moved on.The trail took her deeper into the forest surrounding the lake. Birds chirped overhead, and the scent of pine filled the air. At the second waypoint, Sarah found a small cairn of stones. Hidden beneath the top stone was a small scroll. Unrolling it, she found a riddle: "Where the waters meet the sky, look for the guardian with the one blue eye."Pondering the riddle, Sarah made her way to a quiet cove where the lake's surface mirrored the sky. There, she spotted an old statue of a fisherman, worn by time. One of the statue's eyes was a striking blue gem. Carefully, she examined it and found a hidden compartment at its base containing the final set of coordinates.With the sun now high in the sky, Sarah trekked to the far side of the lake. She reached a secluded spot, where a large flat rock jutted out over the water. Beneath it, she found a small, weathered box. Heart pounding, she opened it to reveal the logbook and a few trinkets left by previous adventurers.Sarah signed the logbook with a flourish, adding her name to the list of those who had found the "Lameroo Lake Legend." She took a small, hand-carved wooden bird as a memento and left a shiny new compass for the next explorer. Sitting on the rock, she took a moment to savor the tranquility of the lake, feeling a deep sense of accomplishment.As she made her way back, Sarah couldn't help but smile. Geocaching had once again led her to a hidden gem, and the adventure had been well worth the effort. Lameroo Lake would always hold a special place in her heart, a testament to the thrill of the hunt and the beauty of nature.Come visit SA's longest running annual event -keep the Long weekend free- June 2025 Can't wait!!2464

Arrived in Lameroo early for the JLWE so an early start to caching before the event. Cold, no power last night and a soggy puppy. Getting brighter as the day goes on.The logbook here isnt a log book anymore. It is shredded paper. Found a blank piece to put my stamp on.TFTC.

Very nice spot-Thank you for maintaining and placing this cache! We really appreciate your effort!-TFTC Trigger_Fish-Thanks for this Traditional and for letting me have the opportunity to find Lameroo's Lake-/ )/ // (......... (()TFTC (()....... (()--.(()-Found on 7 Jun 2024 at 4:02PMFind 4644-Some caches signed as Team Azzo

Found on the JLWE sojourn with TeamAstro. Apologies for generic log, but its my first of these crazy weekends and Im sure Im still trying to work out the crazy SA Geocachers ways lolNice big ducks in the lake todayThanks Trigger_Fish for showcasing this area and contributing to this great game for myself and others to enjoy. Happy trails!

Have come over here for the JLWE event in Lameroo and today the Mystery Randoms (JJ52, mogni, sir_spectre, tallbikestan) came along the highway to clean up all the caches between Lameroo and Peake where we attended a CITO.Quick find here while driving around Lameroo.Thanks for the cache Trigger_Fish.

Awsome

Found it! Quick find here in a nice spot overlooking the lake. TFTC!

Quick easy find. Thanks for bringing us to the lake!

Back for another nights stay on our way home from an Eventful Mega Event at Canberra but this time needed to use Power as the Motorhome Batteries are Failing. Another loveley walk around the Lake. TFTC

Just passing. STL TFTC

Quick find here on a stinking hot day in Lameroo. I used to visit here regularly for work about 10 years ago and I don't remember a lake!TFTC

Date: March 2, 2024 Time: 3:02 PMFind #14851started heading home after the Mega in Adelaide and victor harbour parkrun via a few more caches.Massive thanks go to Moneydork for placing this one.

I found this cache with The Booos while heading home from Adelaide for the Great Leap forward Mega Eventa nice quick find here today TFTC

Heading back to Sydney from Adelaide. A nice quick find and good excuse to have a stretch. Thanks Trigger_Fish for placing and maintaining this cache

Caching from WA west coast to ACT for 2 megas. TFTC. Nice quick grab.

found by geo kids. these kids have no stealth, yet no harm dome this time

Passing through on my way from Ouyen to Tailem Bend and then on to Adelaide for the Mega I had a break in my journey at Lameroo to get a few caches, Thank you for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment..

Found

Sydney Courier Run!Day One: Gumeracha to CorowaWeather: perfect!First cache of the road trip. Great to be back in the Mallee. An easy find here. Thanks for the hide Moneydork/Triggerfish.Its officially a megaGCA1DNA The Great Leap ForwardAdelaide, South Australia February 29, 2024Wed love to have your company.

Found

Nice

Beautiful spot. Thanks

Sparkie and Goldy are back for a special Christmas catchup caching session today. We are targeting the Lamaroo/Pinnaroo area today.We met up in Mount Barker and decided to drive express to Panitya in Victoria. The border is only 5km away from Pinnaroo, so we decided that we might as well go find a cache on the other side of the wall while nearby.We then stopped in Pinnaroo, Lamaroo and Parilla grabbing caches before heading home.Another fun day together with perfect weather. We found a total of 15 caches for the day. I also made a find in a new LGA, as I hadn't been to the Southern Mallee region before today.A nice quick find and sign here today. A few locals are enjoying the lake.A nice spot. Thanks!Thanks Trigger_Fish for this traditional cache, which brings Goldy's total find count to 3902 on the 22nd of December 2023.This also brings me to day #413 of my daily streak.

Thanks for the cache, found with pineapplegoldy!

TFTC

TFTC, quick grab while camping nearby

Found with the JLWE committee while they looked for a location. I didnt care as there are caches here!!Thank you for hiding for me to find

Just a duck and myself here today. More ducks on Golden pond. Left the duck behind, but signed the log. TFTC Triggerfish.

Catching up on some hideously late logs wich I apologise for..Headed to the Murray Mallee to do some recon for next years JLWE. Found with the JLWE Organising Committee. TFTC

We came to view and look and find a cache or two. We based ourselves here to travel around the region. we stayed at the local park, which was very casual and nice. We found a few.we walked around the lake and found in the usual spot. Found with the JLWE committee

Found with the JLWE crew. Nice view of the lake. TFTC

Staying at Lameroo cp & finding a few caches in the town before continuing on our road trip to Snake Valley to meet up with family. Tftc

TFTC

Found it!

Easy ding on the way home

Found it on a corner

Thanks Moneydork and Trigger_fish for this quick easy find cache. Staying the night. Had to find at least 1 cache.

Requires a new log book..
Found it!

On the road again!. Tftc.

Thank you for the find

Easy

Lew was straight onto this one, and just as I was saying "muggles, watch out!" He 'fell over' and kept everything hidden haha
Thanks for the cache!

Another cache find on our 2022 South Australian Adventure. It is a wonderful day, just perfect for geocaching. Thanks for introducing us to Lameroo.

We are enjoying our time travelling SA. Fantastic towns, ruins, beaches and cliffs & wine. Thanks to all the COs for taking us on this geo-guided tour.

Tftc

3 July 2022
12:34 pm
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Hi Trigger_Fish, I found Lameroo's Lake today. Stopped for a quick sandwich as we make our way back to wards Victoria. What a lovely little pond it is. Most unusual coloured ducks ever seen!

Many thanks Trigger_Fish for providing and maintaining this game piece for our enjoyment.

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TFTC!

Traveling easy through to Nsw. A quick park and grab here. Tftc!

Quick easy find, thankyou

Found it thanks

Found on a boys trip away with Miggsy308 TFTC

Found on a boys trip away with domenicmig. TFTC

With murmurings of more covid-19 community transmissions and the possible need for another lockdown in Queensland, I decided to high-tail it out of there and found myself in South Australia earlier than expected to attend the Mega Event in Millicent After a week in Adelaide, it was time to pick up a little camper van and explore further afield. The Barossa Valley was great for a few days followed by some time in Berri and surrounding areas before heading down towards Millicent

After leaving Loxton and completing the Wandering Heroes - Fishy Tales series, I headed to Lameroo for the night. After a good night's sleep, I started the trek down towards Mt Gambier, selecting a few caches along the way to break the journey [^]

The cache was located easily enough and with my name added to the log book, I continued on my way

Thank you Trigger_Fish for creating the cache and for maintaining it for everyone to enjoy

Mallee trip with the geo-pup. Day 3, Sherlock to Lameroo.

Found as advertised.

TFTC

Getting to this cache was a little complicated by roadworks. Thankfully, the accurate coordinates and a very exposed cache led to a quick find. Thanks Moneydork for the cache.

Easy find

TFTC!

Found it!

On our way home . Quick stop for a couple of finds.

Easy find, lovely park.

TFTC. Another nice easy find

Quick and easy stop

Found with coxclan18

Out for a camping weekend with geosister H423L and geodog Tonka
Found quickly and logged
TFTC

A night in Lameroo with Hellyonfire had us grabbing some caches before setting up camp. Said hello to a couple of lame geese here. TFTC

Nice spot for our lunch break. Quick find. TFTC

This weekend, I visited Bordertown for the community celebration event. During the morning, it was a trip to Ngarkat Conservation Park, before joining everyone at the event while it bucketed it down with rain. The afternoon was spent visiting Wolseley and Mundulla. The following day, it was a trip north up the SA border to Pinnaroo, and an exploration of the vicinity via Mootatunga, Karte, Billiatt, and Lameroo. A return home via the highway allowed stops in Geranium, Jabuk, Peake, Sherlock, and Moorlands, arriving home well after dark.

Today, I headed out solo north of Bordertown to Pinnaroo via Senior and Ngarkat. A longer journey that I had anticipated. I decided to keep heading north along the Browns Well Highway, and find some of the out of the way geocaches in the vicinity through the back roads, including visiting Mootatunga, Karte, and Billiatt. I found the civilisation at Lameroo a welcome change, before continuing my westwards drive home. My final stop was at Sherlock completing *the Great Detective Series*, taking two hours all up I looped around those geocaches as it went dark.

A nice little lake, and I enjoyed admiring the cool pelican birds with red beaks. I don't think I had seen them before. It was a quick find at GZ, and the cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks Moneydork/Trigger_Fish for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.

Quick find today Kellmik while collecting caches after yesterdays Community Event at Bordertown.
TNLNSL
TFTC
TTFN
Beaker

Nice easy find TFTC

Out and about in the van visiting a cousin we all went for a walk around town. Muggles cousin loved the finds. The log was destroyed and wet so we replaced it. T.F.T.C.

It’s pretty shit

Serene place