The Brownlow Medal-----1936 Koondrook, Victoria, Australia
By Aussie Fun Seakers on 30-Oct-14. Waypoint GC5FNMD

Found two caches here so signed them both! One was a small plastic tube, the other a mint tin. Thanks Aussie Fun Seakers for placing and maintaining the cache for our enjoyment. #2443

Another quick find in this Brownlow series this afternoon while in the area for work. Area was deserted and the cache soon located and logged. Thanks again Aussie Fun Seakers for the hide.

Looked and looked very disappointed

Quick find this morning. Cache OK but container has no lid

Submitted via Garmin Live Geocaching

TFTC

After a short stop in beautiful Cohuna a place quite different to many other places we visited it was time to move on. But first we had a few more caches to search for before moving on traveling through Koondrook and Barham and then on to Murrabit and Lake Boga before arriving in Swan Hill. They were lovely small country towns each with their own charm.On the way we did plenty of caching which was made easier by having good places to pull over with a caravan in tow.Thank you for your efforts in creating and maintaining the cache Aussie Fun Seakers.**SKI Pair****

It's towns like this that make you want to leave the city. TFTC

Found it.

Always amazed at how big footy is in the small country towns, cache found here and is all goodOn the way home from the Capital Geobash Mega in the ACT, today I made my way from Corowa/Rutherglen to Kerang via Shepparton, I had no real plan today other than find a few caches for a challenge caches plus visit some places on the back roads I was yet to visit. Thanks for the cache

Again this was a great quick easy find, no one except the birds were around. A lovely spot and thankfully no football today. SL TFTC

Today on the 31/3/24 I found my first ever case TFTC

First NSW find for us.

TFTC nice little hide thanks Aunty Lorna

Found without too much trouble. A walk down memory lane, chatting about netball and functions at the footy sheds in my younger years.TFTC

Sydney Courier Run!Day Four: Barham to home. Weather: sensational. Third in the series for today, and first in Victoria. Its early in the morning but the groundsman is already working on the cricket pitch. He seemed most unconcerned as I drove in, disappeared behind the Mens Shed for two minutes, then reappeared and drove off. Thanks for the cache and the series Aussie Fun Seekers. Its officially a megaGCA1DNA The Great Leap ForwardAdelaide, South Australia February 29, 2024Wed love to have your company.

Well this was supposed to be my first ever find -- last time I was up in Koondrook I downloaded the caching app for the first time but was not yet a pro at caching so didn't find it. Today I'm back and managed to find it easy! So happy to finally say I've got it! TFTC!

Thanks you

Good spot

Tftc…
Though I was very intrigued by the idea that it was underwater and there was some sort of wire or string to bring it up!! Now I want to hide an underwater cache!

Found 19/8/23. RZLeV

A quick find on this freezing cold day. TFTC afs

I had a lot of fun finding this one. It took me a few minutes, but I got there in the end.

Easy find tftc

A plan was devised by Phetlern and Suscoe to do a caching trip around Swan Hill.
Geoturtle37, Papi4506 and ourselves were invited to go along.
Day 4. A lap from Swan Hill to the country side and back again.
Unless otherwise stated - all good here.
All caches signed as the 'B Team', 'DGP' or 'The Drovers'. Replaced as found.
Many thanks for placing this cache, Aussie Fun Seakers, and for Phetlern & Suscoe for the invite..

Geoturtle37 and I are having a great time caching with The Drovers, Suscoe and Phetlern in and around the Swan Hill area. This was a nice quick find for us here today. Thank you for placing the cache for us to find.

I have been Geocaching for the last year as part of team Dromaniax. We have enjoyed the Geocaching caching around a lot of Victoria in that time. From our first trip up to the Murray River, the next trip to Lake Eildon and the area around Buxton, an epic trip to the Little Desert to attack the This is SA series, then a great trip with our father to the High Country in Victoria, a trip to the Mornington Peninsula and a trip to the Albury-Hume Reservoir area.

I finally decided to set up my own account and am claiming all the caches I have found as part of Dromaniax.

Thank you for this Traditional cache Aussie Fun Seakers.

Thankyou for the quick find. Water is very full but beautiful, cash in all good condition

I went for a trip down memory lane and got the geochache

This was pretty hard, especially considering it had rained and the clay was pretty sticky.

Really accessible

Very clever

Pretty easy to find, accessible

Barham High school students found it. Thanks

Last day of our mini break away.picking up caches with safe areas to pull over with our van. This one was perfect! . Quick find once gps settled. Tftc

Day 37 of our southern trip. We are Team "4 for QLD" - RoddyC, hatzofff, Snickersallan and Grannysmith1947.

Today, we move from a stay in Loxton setting our sights on Yass, NSW, in two days time.

We enjoyed the caches we found, yours included.

Log signed and cache replaced as found on February 15, 2022. TFTC, Aussie Fun Seakers.

Day 37 of our southern trip.

Time now to move north. Heading towards Yass and Canberra for a few days. Just travelling today to wherever on the way.

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Today is the start of our journey back to QLD with geo friends, RoddyC, hatzofff and grannysmith1947. (All logs stamped 4 for QLD)
Quick stop to look for this cache, neat hide.

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TFTC smile 13106 out and about with miss millie geo dog Hatzofff RoddyC and Snickersallan great caches, great day ,good weather, enjoying a trip to South Australia to cache the Bike Series ( get ready to pedal) we are off on our bikes, first day 184,, second day 157 , third day126 ,fourth day 107 ,fifth day finished Yes , now to find caches on the way home
signing as 4 for Qld
Thank you, Aussie Fun Seakers, for placing this cache for our enjoyment.

Travelling towards Wangaratta and this was one of our stops. Thanks for placing we enjoyed finding your cache.

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After arriving in Cohuna and checking in with the group, and as things weren’t really starting till the following day, I took the opportunity to explore and continue caching Another goal scored here for the Brownlow series TFTC AussieFunSeekers

Well, we had packed up camp and were heading home by a reasonably circuitous route with a number of caches on the target list today. We had camped at Koondrook for the last two nights and decided that it was in order to attempt to find all the cache in Koondrook. What a beautiful sporting ground. We would love to play cricket here; it has the feeling of an English Green, except for the eucalypts around the ground. We spotted someone cleaning the gutters, which seemed like a good idea; a brushcutter might have been necessary if they had waited much longer. GZ is quite close to the channel that passes behind the ground, and it was full to the brim as you can see in the photo. We made a quick search in a few spaces and then changed tack and made the find. The cache is in good condition. Thank you for this cache Aussie Fun Seakers.

Mr Morris has a few weeks off but with border restrictions we thought we'd do a slow lap of Victoria while we had some good weather.

Today we travelled from Piangal to Reed Lake where we set up camp. Just one other camper here at the moment. Once we were set up we headed into Kerang and out the road to Koondrook before topping up the supplies.

Our last for the day at this very pretty little ground.
TFTC Aussie Fun Seakers

Find # 9922

Making the most of Holidays and being able to travel. I decided on a 4 day trip that seen me head up to Swan Hill then down via Lake Boga, Kerang, Koondrook, Cohuna, Leitchville, Mt Terrick Terrick NP, Corop, Colbinabbim Rushworth, Whroo and finally Nagambie (then back home to St.Arnaud). Lots of back tracks taken and lots of dust to clean out of the ute. It was over 1250km travelled and flying solo on this trip I had lots of fun finding the caches.

I took a couple more wedges out of my 360Deg “finds from home” map and ticked off a couple of caches that I have heard about that were on my “to find” list.

There was a huge Variety of caches found from bird boxes to Fridges, Wall mountable tool boxes to Eclipse tins, with the odd ammo can thrown in. A couple of head scratching gadget caches chewed up some time but will be memorable for time to come. Numerous puzzles that I had solved i managed to find and I even managed to make good on a couple of DNFs, and add some more DNFs to my list. Even though I was out on my own I still had to use a couple of PAFs to get by. Thanks guys.



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Took bit to find but got there in the end. Geo-wife liked the picket fence around the oval

my phone had me going in circles but eventually found a well hidden cache . nice sports ground and club rooms TFTC

Quick find thanks

Found

Quick easy find by Geohubby. Quiet here today with no sport on.
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Nice easy find. Thanks

Easy to find

On a day trip
This was a quick easy find

Quick find on a day trip to the area

TFTC

Up at Barham for a golf trip. Had some time to spare so I went exploring. TFTC

09:56
A somewhat shorter day today, together with Suscoe we stayed closer to Kerang, learning interesting snippets of history and visiting some fascinating locations. Nice quick find today, no countback needed.

Our thanks to 'Aussie Fun Seakers' for adding this cache to the geo-gameboard.
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*This log composed and published using Geocaching Swiss Army Knife (GSAK).*

Suscoe headed out with our good friends the Phetlern folks today for a round trip out to Koondrook, Murrabit and back again.
It was delightful weather with lots of sunshine and a gentle zepher just moving the air.
We saw lots of interesting countryside from farmlands to the riverbanks.

Thanks to Aussie Fun seekers for this Brownlow Tribute.
We just hope that this year we might have a cat win this medal as well as winning the Grand Final. we live in hope!!!!!!!!!!!

Great easy find

Great hide Found while on a family day out in the forest.

Had to look around a lot at first but a nice little find.

Hard to find at the start

We checked on cache today. Thanks to wr2_nut for the new log sheet
which we put in a plastic bag to help keep the log dry.
All good cheers

Quick easy find on a kid free adventure. Log book wet. Signed a new sheet and returned.

Out for an afternoon hunt while camping at Koondrook canoe trail and having much better luck than earlier this morning. The log on this cache was a little ratty likely from being wet but was dry for now. Carefully placed it back. Thanks for the hide

Lovely green space!

On a tennis break up, filled in some time. Lovely cricket ground.

Easy

Real hard one to find but becomes obvious after it's found.

09/02/2020 What a lovely footy oval, lots of bird life, thanks for bringing us here

Staying in Koondrook for the weekend so I handed my GPS to the mini-geokid and told them to follow the arrow. Once we arrived at GZ it was a quick find and sign. Thanks to Aussie Fun Seakers for another one of your caches.

Up early after being crook most of Christmas Day, I decided an early morning walk along the Murray River and Gunbower Creek was the go. Set out from Barham over the bridge into Koondrook. Took a photo of this picturesque ground before locating the cache. Nice hide. TFTC

Like life - different perspectives are necessarily

Coordinates are spot on. A quick easy find. No swaps present but I left a little something.

Good parking, no muggles and a cache spotted from the distance - our only problems where the ants that wanted to crawl all over me. SL TFTC

Deniliquin to Boort.
From here we stopped for caches along the road where it was suitable to stop with the caravan on.
After setting up camp at the showgrounds we did a tour of the country side hunting down caches.
Thankyou for placing this cache Aussie Fun Seakers

In Barham for a reunion.
I went for a walk to find a cache or two.
A cricket match was in progress when I found the cache.

Scrat visited your cache whilst on his Great Aussie Adventure.

TFTC

Lovely sports field here. Looks ready for a match this weekend. Cricket though not footy.
TFTC

Pretty hard but easy

Hd

Nice n easy

Log book signed and returned, thank you!

Found it:)

Found it ...

Found, didn't have pen to write on log so took a pic. TFTC.

Hard but found it log hint

Very impressed with the cricket oval fence. We found the cache easily thank you. Thought we would see muggles here.

I decided to drop by this one for a look before getting ready for tonight's post-bushwalk barbie back across the river and it was a nice quick find at 17:05 thanks to the spot-on coordinates.

Boy, am I really glad to say I didn't see 'Dinny' Ryan play even though he constituted one of the 5 of the 12 Brownlow medals to be awarded to Fitzroy players in the 1930s (there was a three-way tie in 1930). What a rich history the former Lions had.

TNLNSL, although our BYO pen geocoin had a visit to mark the occasion. Thanks once again Aussie Fun Seakers.

Couldn't try for this one today as workers right at gz.

Tftc passing through from dunolly

TFTC 3rd for the day with petebev. On our way home from a break on the Edwards river

Thanks. Great to be up this way for the Easter break. Thanks heaps

Good spot

Simple find on the Mexican side of the border. Great to get a cache here while visiting for work. TFTC

Found on the ground. Put back in a hidey hole

TFTC

third find for the day in Barham

quick find on a nice evening caching drive. TFTC!

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