Chelsford Reserve Warwick, Western Australia, Australia
By
SpatialRiq on 31-Jan-15. Waypoint GC5M2KR
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Logs
Cache has been destroyed sorry 
found yellow lid on ground along with empty snaplock bag
found yellow lid on ground along with empty snaplock bagA lovely park with a cache that wasn’t a nano ... what more could you ask for 
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The kids played in the nearby playground while I ventured forth to GZ .. where i quickly found the cache tucked away nicely
TFTC & sharing some childhood memories SpatialRiq
.. all good here!
.The kids played in the nearby playground while I ventured forth to GZ .. where i quickly found the cache tucked away nicely
TFTC & sharing some childhood memories SpatialRiq
.. all good here!Out with Parkacruz for some early morning caching, our gps’s had us in different locations . Parkacruz was spot on tftc
Continuing our hunt for smileys we headed out with Neva2old to collect a few more, a nice quick find here, signed the log and replaced the cache as found TFTC
3rd expedition in to the wilds of Warwick, in search of wild geo-caches. Was successful, took nothing, left nothing, signed the log book.
Was utterly empty, not a single person, was quite peaceful.
Was utterly empty, not a single person, was quite peaceful.
Hurrah, 3 from 3 in this little clutch of caches around here 
Still on foot, having left the car back at 'Barking up the Wrong Tree', it was a nice stroll down quiet streets, up through the empty park and towards GZ. Didn't see a soul the whole way so was half expecting GZ to have a party going on or something, but no, all was deserted Kept an eye on the nearby footpath but otherwise had no problems here at all, and made a quick find in the obvious place at GZ. Container and contents all fine so signed and replaced before having a nice walk back to the car. Again thanks for bringing me here, not a park I would likely have visited otherwise - and naturally TFTC
Still on foot, having left the car back at 'Barking up the Wrong Tree', it was a nice stroll down quiet streets, up through the empty park and towards GZ. Didn't see a soul the whole way so was half expecting GZ to have a party going on or something, but no, all was deserted Kept an eye on the nearby footpath but otherwise had no problems here at all, and made a quick find in the obvious place at GZ. Container and contents all fine so signed and replaced before having a nice walk back to the car. Again thanks for bringing me here, not a park I would likely have visited otherwise - and naturally TFTC Headed out early to grab a few caches. with so many muggles about I only ended up finding 11 caches. Most caches were found quite quickly TFTC SpatialRiq
Thank you, our first hunt and find. Now we know about SWAGS we’ll bring some goodies next time. Very excited kids!
A nice quick find after having a leisurely lunch catch up with some friends. Sadly the TB has gone walkabout though. Otherwise, in top notch condition. TFTC #580
It has been a few years since I last visited the reserve, but it did look quite different in the dark. A predawn visit seemed a little daunting with much open space to search, but coords were good and I found it in the first place I looked. TFTC SpatialRiq
Mum geogeeza & kids turn to find another local cache at a nearby park. Was easy to find, noted our find and returned to hidey place. We did encounter a grumpy dog and had to get out of there quickly. Thanks anyway!
Find 13 of 15 on a bike ride around Warwick, Balga and Hamersley. Along the way we hit 3500 finds.
Good work out up the hill from Round And Round...quick find.
TFTC SpatialRiq
Good work out up the hill from Round And Round...quick find.
TFTC SpatialRiq
My drive home from work took me East of the freeway tonight so I took the opportunity to look for this cache. A quick find here as the container was fully exposed, so I concealed it better after replacing. Thank you for the hide SpatialRiq.
On A Caching Run With Barnzy12
We started the day off by meeting at the old mill in south Perth and then headed to Subiaco to ran a FTF, which we were successful at even with some nagging problems with the iphones and the tree cover, then went to the pinnacles in balcatta to grab the newly published cache there and the fantastic earth cache too!
We then followed the green dots up to kingsway, across to Hilary's and down west coast highway until we were back on the freeway to south perth.
Overall a good days caching with thirty plus finds including two FTFs, which is really nice for the stats
On a downer we missed picking up the rare moveable cache "on the run" which had made its way to Coogee!! Bummer!!
We started the day off by meeting at the old mill in south Perth and then headed to Subiaco to ran a FTF, which we were successful at even with some nagging problems with the iphones and the tree cover, then went to the pinnacles in balcatta to grab the newly published cache there and the fantastic earth cache too!
We then followed the green dots up to kingsway, across to Hilary's and down west coast highway until we were back on the freeway to south perth.
Overall a good days caching with thirty plus finds including two FTFs, which is really nice for the stats
On a downer we missed picking up the rare moveable cache "on the run" which had made its way to Coogee!! Bummer!!
TFTC! After some hectic working weeks of late, I convinced Cravo10 to organise his week to get Sunday off as well so we could go caching!!
We've spent most of the winter focusing on grabbing a large number of bush caches that were not to keen on grabbing in the warmer weather due to reptiles being around. With me nearly stepping on two bob tails in the last week it cemented our position on no bush caching until the cooler weather kicks in, and besides we've cleared out most of the series around the metro and some country areas!
We started the day off by meeting at the old mill in south Perth and then headed to Subiaco to ran a FTF, which we were successful at even with some nagging problems with the iphones and the tree cover, then went to the pinnacles in balcatta to grab the newly published cache there and the fantastic earth cache too!
We then followed the green dots up to kingsway, across to Hilary's and down west coast highway until we were back on the freeway to south perth.
Overall a good days caching with thirty plus finds including two FTFs, which is really nice for the stats
On a downer we missed picking up the rare moveable cache "on the run" which had made its way to Coogee!! Bummer!!
We've spent most of the winter focusing on grabbing a large number of bush caches that were not to keen on grabbing in the warmer weather due to reptiles being around. With me nearly stepping on two bob tails in the last week it cemented our position on no bush caching until the cooler weather kicks in, and besides we've cleared out most of the series around the metro and some country areas!
We started the day off by meeting at the old mill in south Perth and then headed to Subiaco to ran a FTF, which we were successful at even with some nagging problems with the iphones and the tree cover, then went to the pinnacles in balcatta to grab the newly published cache there and the fantastic earth cache too!
We then followed the green dots up to kingsway, across to Hilary's and down west coast highway until we were back on the freeway to south perth.
Overall a good days caching with thirty plus finds including two FTFs, which is really nice for the stats
On a downer we missed picking up the rare moveable cache "on the run" which had made its way to Coogee!! Bummer!!
Hi there SpatialRiq.
We found your cache **"Chelsford Reserve"** at 12:06:00 PM today. This cache makes our find count 14754.
We usually start the day off by nominating a cache some distance away from our camp site and then take a route that is mostly determined by the next closest cache according to our GPS. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip around the area & ended up finding quite a variety of container types, and sizes hidden along our route.
We found 6 caches today & DNF'd 2. Without geocaching as our guide we would never have found so many interesting places on our travels.
**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Smiley Badge.
Thanks for the hunt today,
Regards
Ian & Penny.
We found your cache **"Chelsford Reserve"** at 12:06:00 PM today. This cache makes our find count 14754.
We usually start the day off by nominating a cache some distance away from our camp site and then take a route that is mostly determined by the next closest cache according to our GPS. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip around the area & ended up finding quite a variety of container types, and sizes hidden along our route.
We found 6 caches today & DNF'd 2. Without geocaching as our guide we would never have found so many interesting places on our travels.
**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** Smiley Badge.
Thanks for the hunt today,
Regards
Ian & Penny.
Easy find, exactly as described! Had been left a bit exposed so made sure it's snug. Log almost full too! TFTC!
Found on a afternoon with the geokid after school. Quite an easy find today TFTC
GPS was going crazy so took some time but was a nice walk around the park. Good hiding spot. Didn't leave or trade anything. TFTC
A quick and easy find here, just the way I like it. A great afternoon to knock over a few caches in this area. Thanks for the hide SpatialRiq!
Haha, no electrical tape on this one
With a leave pass from Mrs jinta, I decided to venture northwards to experience some NOR hides! I enjoyed exploring new suburbs and I found this one on my travels. TFTC .
SpatialRiq - jinta29 found your cache Chelsford Reserve on 24/01/2016, 11:31 AM. This is my find #4885 and find #33 today. The cache is in good shape and we replaced it as found. Thanks for placing this and bringing us to this spot!
Have you logged your WILL ATTEND for WA GOES BIG in 2016[?]
I have and am looking forward to seeing lots of other cachers in Pinjarra on the WA Day long weekend.
Log your will attend at GC5YAGP!
With a leave pass from Mrs jinta, I decided to venture northwards to experience some NOR hides! I enjoyed exploring new suburbs and I found this one on my travels. TFTC .SpatialRiq - jinta29 found your cache Chelsford Reserve on 24/01/2016, 11:31 AM. This is my find #4885 and find #33 today. The cache is in good shape and we replaced it as found. Thanks for placing this and bringing us to this spot!
Have you logged your WILL ATTEND for WA GOES BIG in 2016[?]
I have and am looking forward to seeing lots of other cachers in Pinjarra on the WA Day long weekend.
Log your will attend at GC5YAGP!
I had a bit of time before I had to be at work so of course had to check out the caches in the area. As one was not too far away I decided it needed to be found. A quick find but dodging the sprinklers proved to be the challenge here. Thanks for the hide.
50th find, Woohoo! Wasn't too hard, although I was looking in the wrong place for a little while but I eventually found it... After I had retrieved the cache there were quite a few magpies swarming around me, and one even let me take it's picture. TFTC!
Day 16 of my trip to Australia from the UK and needed to continue my Australian streak. I had spent the morning in Yanchep National Park and picked a few up there, also picked up Fecha on the way back too. At this point, I was picking up the two boys from school at Warwick Station and decided to force them into a bit of caching. It had been raining and so cricket was cancelled and they were up for the filler. Headed to the reserve from Round and Round the Garden. I had challenged them to a quick find here with the promise of a chocolate bar or sweets of their choice from the shopping trip we were due to take on the way back and once they worked out where GZ was going to be they raced there...in contrast to the previous cache, the other boy made a super speedy find, possibly faster than the speed of light (according to him). So deal was competed, log was signed and I was out of pocket at the IGA. Picked up a TB and dipped some others. Thank you very much for the cache!
I'm visiting from NSW for grandson's 1st birthday and got out for some early caching. I tried the bole of the tree and need to warn of needles that I did not remove (my hands full). A little away from that obvious place was what I have found to be a traditional WA hiding place. Dropped off two trackables. TFTC.
744am. Found with Minergal during our attempt to beat our personal best of found caches today. Tftc
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Enjoyed walk/search and signed the log, Nice park area with lovely day. [^]
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Enjoyed walk/search and signed the log, Nice park area with lovely day. [^]
Again thanks to SpatialRiq for organising the caches [font=Verdana] [^]
A short walk from a nearby puzzle cache and a quick find in the quiet park. TFTH
A quick little search at various points around the base turned this one up. TFTC SpatialRiq.
Travelling around Australia in our Caravan with our cat.
Home in Perth to attend WA Goes BIG in 2015.
Mr Felix had a few hours free this morning so he headed out on foot between rain showers.
Thanks for your cache to feed our GeoAddiction.
TFTC SpatialRiq
Home in Perth to attend WA Goes BIG in 2015.
Mr Felix had a few hours free this morning so he headed out on foot between rain showers.
Thanks for your cache to feed our GeoAddiction.
TFTC SpatialRiq
After a break of a couple of weeks from caching I needed to get out and find a few. With the family having an appointment nearby it was the perfect opportunity to drop them off and pick up a few of the local caches. An easy find at GZ. TFTC.
Had to come north of the river to check out some things so called in to find this cache whilst nearby.
Found without problems.
Thanks SpatialRiq for the cache.
Found without problems.
Thanks SpatialRiq for the cache.
TFTH Another lovely day to find some caches. Nice Grass Trees in the park! Thanks SpatialRiq
Had a day off work and what a beautiful warm sunny day it was! A woman was just entering the reserve with her 2 large dogs as I arrived so when I got to GZ I pretended I was on my phone until she left! TFTC, SpatialRiq
Tftc no trackables in cache not sure what happened to the bear who is registered for this cache
