Geology Rocks Series (No.2) -WHAT LIES BENEATH? Watsons Bay, New South Wales, Australia
By Ellie&Rudi Mentry on 01-Mar-15. Waypoint GC5NMXA

Working locally and picking up some finds. Great spot on a really nice sunny day with cool breezes. This is my 1900th find and I always try to log something other than a traditional hide every 100 finds. Thanks for the interesting insight here. Answers sent. TFTC

TFTC and a beautiful place to come. The rock formations here are amazing with the tessellated platform. We had lunch at the jetty and it was so good, lemon some. Ill send the answers through when I get honey.

Thanks Ellie and Rudi. We enjoyed this earthcache.

Thanks for this beautiful spot. Out with bdp and drobbonz finding some different LGAs around Sydney. Was a great day. Answers sent with bdp

Nice earth cache.Beautiful location.Couldn't see what I was supposed to see as I was looking left.Then went further around and went duh.On my return, I had to lean over fence slightly to see what I was supposed to see.Vertically challenged for the win!Answers have been sent!Tftc

Out with barbbowman and bubba_89.Answers sent by Barb and approval received to log.What a fantastic location with great views.Favourite point from me.TFTC

logging with co permission we had such a fun amazing day here today ...we saw a whale and watched it get rescuedvisited very cool waypointsfound a nude beachsaw channel nine news do a story on the re-opening of the lighthouse, we were the first of the public to walk up the newly opened staircasewatched police rescue do some abseil training

Nejprve trochu konferenn cesta na Viruses of Microbes Cairns 2024 pozdji i dovolen v QLD a po 14 dnech v NSW ns pivedla k tto kei. tyi dny jsme strvili prozkoumvnm Sydney. Pekvapilo ns krsn ist msto s mnoha prodnmi zsjimavostmi a mil lid.Tohle byly ndhern tesy, a opt nov spoleenstvo rostlin a ivoich. First, a bit of a conference trip to the Viruses of Microbes Cairns 2024 and then a vacation in North QLD and later in NSW brought us to this geocache. We spent four days exploring Sydney. We were surprised by a beautiful clean city with many natural attractions and nice people. Dky za zakladatelsk poin a prci s tm spojenou a kee, kter v neznmm prosted pivedou navtvnika na zajmav msta.We thank all the owners for the caches, which will bring the visitor to interesting sights in new environment. Greetings from Brno the Czech Republic. T F T C! _____________ Geocache: Geology Rocks Series (No.2) -WHAT LIES BENEATH? By: Ellie&Rudi Mentry Size: Jin D 1.5 / T 1.5.Ke nalezena dne 2. srpna 2024 v 14:35 This is my found log no.13277.

TFTC! Lovely place to wait for the ferry! Thanks for the info for the shelf.wouldnt take its pic without the knowledge

What a great spot to come and visit, let alone learn about tessellated pavements. I've done an earthcache about this topic before, in Tasmania. So surreal, finding geometric symmetry in nature. On a different day I was down below up ahead of here exploring up close. Calm day required for that adventure. Thank you so much for drawing our attention to what's over the edge here and the whys of it as well. An upside down photo with the anomaly and a great view, fortuitously covering any characteristics.

Sydney TripFound with Joolay on a drive to Sydney to find some special caches. It was so interesting today to explore Sydney South head and the famous cliffs of the Gap. Very interesting tesselated rocks here. Thanks for the hide *|owner_name||"

Enjoying a delightful day in warm Sydney. This area is just gorgeous. Kittykatch has sent answers for us both.Thanks for getting me out and about Ellie&Rudi Mentry

We'd heard Watsons Bay was lovely and were suitably impressed. What views! The weather had improved for us today too. TFTEC.

I loved this cache. What a location!!!! With so much going on I. The rock formations. Wow. And I learned a lot from your information. Thank you so much

Thank you so much for this fabulous earthcache.

Thank you for a fantastic earth-cache. Really enjoyed what I learned here. Hope the answers are right. Greetings from the cold North

With permission from CO now logging as a find. Such a beautiful location.

This was an interesting location. There were a whole lot of other folks there at the time, but I was able to see what I needed to answer the questions. The answers have been sent to the CO. Thank you for the smiley and the fun!The day:I was visiting from the U.S. and had just completed my goal of driving all the way up the east coast starting in Melbourne and ending in Port Douglas over a few weeks. I arrived in Sydney four days ago as the last stop before heading home. I was sad that my adventure was coming to an end, but I was looking forward to exploring Sydney including Watson's Bay. At least 2 folks had recommended it. The sun was shining (finally!) which made the day that much better.Many thanks to all the geocachers who placed and continue to maintain their geocaches for folks like me to find. I know it's not always easy, but I do appreciate you.

Out at South Head for a Tunnel tour and afterwards, we ventured over to GZ. Took some time contemplating the fabulous view from here then collected the needed information in order to answer the earthcache questions. Answers have been sent to the CO - logging with permission. Thanks for the earthcache Ellie&Rudi Mentry.The following TBs came through for the mileage: Bob geoMinion, Dave geoMinion, Evil geoMinion, Jerry geoMinion, Larry geoMinion, Mary Hyde's Treasure, Stuart geoMinion, teamMerlin's 7 Deadly Ducks Tag (Lust), Vanlith The Youngling, Hidden Creatures Geocoin TB, teamMerlin's Football, Autism Speaks Puzzle Piece #16, Dottie the Gingerbread Man Travel Tag - Replacement, South Africa Flag Micro Geocoin, Ornithorhynchus anatinus, Sydney the Koala Travel Tag, Best day ever, Nessy - The Loch Ness Monster, Hidden Creatures to Walca, Mont Saint-Michel Cache Race Tag, Speurmausje, Youre a STAR!, Czech Travel Gecko Tag - Erinnerung an PRAG GIGA 2022, South East UK Mega 2024, King's Quest VI

Visited here last weekend, such a beautiful part of the world. Got some really nice pictures too. Shame about all the temporary fencing around now though. Answers sent and verified by co that we're all good to log. Found with frazelle, pic of me and team frazelle attached. Tftc

Answers sent on behalf of us and Ash_Kate.Beautiful location. Thanks for bringing us here

Answers sent by frazelle on behalf of both teams. Beautiful spot and lovely to visit on a clear day. Pic of me and frazelle. Tftc

A great feature that I haven't seen in sedimentary rocks before, thanks for showing it! There was a swell coming in which made for some great spray, but also covered the platform. You can only imagine what it would be like in a storm!Answers sent, tftc

The Cockburn Crew are on tour at the Capital Geobash in Canberra - travelling from Perth to Sydney, Canberra, Sydney and finally back to Perth.Today was day 8. We completed a huge number of trails, challenges, whereigos, traditional, multis, earthcaches, labs, virtuals and puzzles. It really was a great day for variety. We enjoyed caching in territory we havent been before. Weve filled our boots with some rare DTs and DTTs and generally had a great time. Thanks to the COs for a great day and event. Logs signed as part of team WA/WAC (WA Crew)

Out and about again, headed around Canberra for the MEGA. Super excited my first MEGA and heading over with 2 others from the Cockburn Crew. Today is we are out with a group from Western Australia and signing the log as WAC to save time and log space.This is 15507, hoping to clock over the 15,000 finds in the week in New South Wales and ACT.Thanks to Ellie&Rudi Mentry for the caches we found.OZMEGA2024 OZMEGA2024 OZMEGA2024 OZMEGA2024 OZMEGA2024 OZMEGA2024Head over to Australian Capital Territory for Capital GeoBash MEGA - Canberras first ever Mega Event. Easter 2024 (GC9PNFB):5 day event at Canberra Park adjacent to EPIC (Canberra Showgrounds) on the Federal Highway, only 6km from the centre of the city. The mascot for the Mega is Gangles the endemic Gang Gang Cockatoo, a bird you may see or hear while in Canberra. The official website - geobash.ozmega.com.auACT has over 4700 active caches, power trails, and over 100 Lab Adventures. Heaps of challenge caches, hikes for geocaches for all levels of skills and fitness.

Exciting times over the next couple of weeks as we takeoff for the Capital GeoBash in Canberra! Its going to be a flood of Sandgropers over east, with a host of West Aussies making the trek east for the event. Im travelling with fellow Cockburn Crew members Leg5 and Barnzy12, starting in Sydney and hitting the road to Canberra, before returning back to Sydney. Honourary mention to our fellow member, Cravo10, who couldnt make it after recently introducing a new geocacher to the world the week prior. Once in Canberra, the agenda is set, well team up with a host of Western Australians to conquer caches. Collectively, were hoping to make it the biggest ever weekend for cache finding. Following the event, the journey continues back to Sydney, with a mission to clean up caches and new Local Government Areas (LGAs), ensuring no cache is left unturned in this epic geocaching adventure. Something tells me that well need a holiday after this, well, holiday. All logs have been signed as WAC to save space, abbreviation for Western Australia Crew. Cheers Ellie&Rudi Mentry! Join us in Augusta, in Western Australias South West, for WA Goes Big 2024 (GCAGV8Y) on Friday 20 to Sunday 22 September. Log your will attend now!

Lovely spot TFTC

What are amazing location for earth cash. Well, I should say this area has so many amazing locations. Thanks for setting this one up!

Great way to learn about the Gap! TFTC

Stopped by this neat earthcache while in the area today! Pretty cool stuff. Thanks!

#17.599Today we went on a half-day city tour of Sydney. We had the opportunity to visit this EC briefly. Thanks for showing us around and for the information.TFTC

Im visiting for a few days from Brisbane while my husband is working down here and I came by ferry to Watsons Bay. Its such a great view from here. The tide was up and covering a lot of the rock platforms so I hope my answers are ok, which I have sent. Ive seen quite a few fantastic tessellated pavements including one of the most famous on the Tasman Peninsula near Port Arthur. Thanks for the interesting information and tftEC.

This morning my Contiki group went for a guided walking tour of the history of Sydney, then we had a great ferry ride across to Watsons Bay to visit the lookout before taking the bus to Bondi Beach where we spent the rest of the afternoon. It's been tricky trying to cache in a group especially since we didn't stay here long, but I took a lot of photos so I could get my answers together later on. I've sent them to the CO now, and unfortunately it would be a spoiler to put the photos here, so I have sent them direct to the CO This was a fascinating Earthcache, something quite different to the mostly volcano focused ones I'm used to. The description was informative and I think I was able to get a good understanding of how the tessellated rock formations came to be.Thank you for setting this up and kia ora from New Zealand (#2099)

What better day to visit the Watsons Bay than on Boxing Day! The start of the Sydney - Hobart Yacht Race, and a geocaching event to celebrate!Arrived nice and early to secure a parking spot and had an excellent breakfast / lunch. I don't usually rave about places but the "Watson's Bay Milk Bar" had one of the best coffees / burgers I have had in a while! Definitely recommend, it is run out of a small caravan permanently located on-site! Ran into tronador whils waiting for my food, so she joined me for a coffee & walk to the event.After the event I wandered slowly back towards the direction of my car and detoured past this Earthcache!It was actually quite busy here, and people were watching the yachts slowly disappear into the distance! They were slowly getting far enough away that we could only just see them! I was more focused on the geology here though, and managed to snap a few pics and write down some info! Thanks for placing this EC! Answers sent & pic attached

This one took quite a bit of thought from us. Answers sent. Hope we understand what we were looking at.

What do you do when you have a non-refundable flight credit to use before the end of the year and nowhere in particular that you need to go? You can always do as I did... fly into Sydney for the day and go geocaching! Of course, you probably want to pick a better day that I ended up with... what a stinker in was... 39... but I didn't know that when I booked my flights. Still, I made the best of it as I could... visiting Mascot, Maroubra Beach, Bondi Beach and Watsons Bay by bus, and then ferry into the Circular Quay and finally train back to the airport... making great use of the Opal card daily cap. In the process I had a great time, went to some places I had never been to before, did a couple "touristy things"... and found a few caches as well.A 380 bus from Bondi Beach brought me here with the intention of getting a ferry into Circular Quay... but not before finding some caches in the area. Before heading off to the ferry dock, I took a careful look over the edge to collect the necessary information for this Earth Cache. Thanks **Ellie&Rudi Mentry** for this cache... my answers will come soon.

After a drs. appt in the morning, seeing as how it was a much nicer day than the previous one, we decided to go for a ferry ride to have a famous fish and chips lunch. After lunch and a nice glass of Chardy we wandered off to find a few nearby caches. I have never seen The Gap before except on the TV and was blown away by the sheer magnitude of it. Logging with approval after sending off the answers. FP for a spectacular EC.

Observations made that need to be sent tom the CO. My first visit here was probably 60m years ago. I think on one occasion there was a car at the bottom. Obviously access routes have been changed.TFTC

#809! TFTC! The view was quite amazing! MR_PaNic

Great place for an earth cache. Great to soak in the sea views. Will send answers when back using my laptop. TFTC

I spent a bit of time in the area this afternoon and stumbled on this cache. Interesting to see the gap that I’ve heard so much of over the years and to see the payment down at ocean level. Logged with permission. Thanks.

What a stunning day to be out here today. It is glorious. What a fabulous location to be just outside the heads of the harbour, and now to be looking at the Pacific Ocean. Very happy

Thank you for the nice earth cache!

spending a day caching at watsons bay and surrounds today. beautiful, serene spot.

Down in Sydney visiting my son and we came over here as there were too many people at Bondi. I have never been to Watsons Bay before , there is a lot of history as well as incredible views . My son had never heard of tessellated pavement so he learnt something as well as me . A really cool spot . Thanks for the earth cache

In Sydney town as part of our lap, finally catching up on logs, sorry to all the Co's who have had late answers and logs. WE really enjoyed this location, we love rocks and these did not disappoint!
A fav from us.
Answers sent
TFTC E7R Mentry

My second day in Sydney, a great day and some nice places!

Wow, very cool spot and interesting formations.

Thanks for the cache!

/herrFamaxe from Sweden

Společný výlet s Vlastas11. Po ose Praha - Frankfurt - Singapur - Sydney - Hobart - Melbourne - Miri - Kuala Lumpur- Singapur - Frankfurt - Praha. Hlavním cílem celého výletu Tasmánie, kde jsme byly 8 dní. Tento divoký ostrov nám poskytl jedinečné možnosti objevování pokladů ukrytých v nádherné přírodě. Zdravím z České republiky.

Joint trip with Vlastas11. Prague - Frankfurt - Singapore - Sydney - Hobart - Melbourne - Miri - Kuala Lumpur - Singapore - Frankfurt - Prague. The main destination of the whole trip was Tasmania, where we stayed for 8 days. This wild island gave us unique opportunities to discover the treasures hidden in the beautiful nature. Greetings from the Czech Republic.

#5201, 2023-02-27 at 10:47,

Nalezeno společně s Radoshordos během měsíčního výletu do Malajsie, Singapuru, Bruneje a Austrálie, kde byla hlavním cílem celého výletu Tasmánie. Singapore se zároveň stává mojí 39. navštívenou zemí a Austrálie mojí 40. navštívenou zemí.
Keš jsem našel během chvilky společně s Radoshordos. Děkuji za přivedení na další zajímavé místo a za další bod do sbírky.
Zdravím z České republiky.


Found it during a one-month trip together with Radoshordos to Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Australia, where Tasmania's was main destination of the whole vacation. Singapore is also becoming my 39th visited country and Australia my 40th visited country.
I found the cash in a moment with Radoshordos. Thank you for bringing me to another interesting place and for the next point to the collection. Greetings from the Czech Republic.

Off for an e-bike ride from the city to Watsons Bay and we visited the Gap.

Morgo sent the answers in.

TFTeC

Off for an e-bike ride from the city to Watsons Bay. Eventful day. I dropped a contact lens on a busy road, we saw a formation of F/A-18’s and visited the Gap.

Answers sent in.

What a year Sandyofthesea and I have had. We kitted out the Prado and took off from Perth, Western Australia at the start of April 2022 to travel more of Australia using geocaching as a guide to see the sights. We started with the Nullabour, Eyre and York Peninsulas, the Riverlands, visited family in Victoria and then back in SA it got cold. Flinders and the Oodnadatta Track was amazing and we finally warmed up in Dalhousie Springs. The Alice beckoned and then a change of plan and we ended up tackling the Tanami Track to the Kimberley and Bungles Bungles. Territory Day in Darwin was unhinged - please try and do it! The Gulf, the coast and the car breaker ‘Old Tele Track’ to the top of Cape York. This is a must but it’s not easy! Eventually made it to Brisbane to get some fixes to the car….. let’s see where we end up.

Ellie&Rudi Mentry, I found Geology Rocks Series (No.2) -WHAT LIES BENEATH? today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.

So much geology going on in this spot. Thanks for highlighting the platforms below. SOme good views of them, either side of gz as well. TFTC.

Thanks for bringing me back to the Gap!
On this early first of Jan it was a beautiful and peaceful place.

We enjoyed a walk around the South Headland whilst caching. We always enjoy the challenge of Earthcaches which make us do some research and thinking which apparently is good for us seniors. As usual we learnt a few things. TFTEC Ellie&Rudi Mentry

Out exploring this beautiful landscape with my dad. Greetings from Vancouver, BC. TFTEC!

What a lovely place!! I did so loved it here because I am fascinated by such impressive cliffs and its making. Thanks for teaching us the making of the rockbed! I knew it should be harder than the layres above, but I did not thought it could be sandstone. This is very special! TftC

The photo is shortly before I started hearing thunder and decided to abandon the plan to head up to the lighthouse virtual. By the time I got back to the ferry stop, the heavens had opened so hard that even the locals were taking photos!

Still glad I came, but the lighthouse will have to wait for a return visit, as today is my final day in Sydney. I’ll be back, thats for certain. A truly wonderful city. TFTC

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A lovely and unexpected view when I'd climbed those steps. Spending a couple of hours enjoying a walk around Watsons Bay. Photo attached and I'll ping my answers across shortly. Many thanks for the earthcache

Find #203 @12.25pm

Found It!
This was a popular spot for tourists to take photos of today. So I joined in, took some photos, looked at the rocks and answered the questions.
TFTC

My very first earth cache. A breath taking view of the ocean! TFTC

We really enjoyed our visit to The Gap during our holiday in Sydney. Answers have been sent as requested. Thank you for the cache.

Stop 4 of our Australia tour and we are back in Sydney for a farewell weekend with the kiddo. Thanks to all COs for placing and maintaining caches for us to find.
Nice walk around the headland today. Thanks for this one.

We've always skipped the Earth cached cause we didn't know what they were. We happened upon your Earth cache after we visited the site. The tessellated rocks are beautifullll. Thanks for introducing us to Earth caches, we'll definitely do more in future now TFTC

Found at 12:01 pm.
On a road trip and now on holiday in Sydney today just enjoying the scenery. A bit chilly and windy to start but at least the rain had stopped.
Awesome spot for an earth cache. Thanks. Answers sent.
Thanks opted-out user for the cache, the ad
venture, the hunt and the fun.

Had to drop some family at the airport so took the opportunity to do a few caches in the Eastern Suburbs after the formalities. Spent most of the day dodging rain showers, but found some great caches.

I've been here a few times and heard of the many stories associated with this place. Answers sent CO.
TFTC

In Sydney for work so came up a day earlier. Great sunny day so explored Watson's Bay and other areas. Great to see these cliffs/bluffs and platform.

Thanks to Ellie&Rudi Mentry for the fun and the adventure.

Beautiful cooler day for a walk to south head and grab this earth cache on the way. Very clear to see the wave action and a magnificent view in all directions. Thanks for placing this one.

After the event in Centennial Park I joined up with Its Dozzie and Brewmaker for the World Wide Cache along south head. Once that was done Dozzi and I decidede to go for some more caches up here as we don't get here too often. Turned out we need almost ecaxtly the same cache. A great walk around the area to find a number of them with only one DNF before we parted ways and I slowly made may way back south collecting some more newer caches that had come out this way.

Dozzi had found this one but I took the oportunity when walking right past here for some picture and to answer the questions. A great location for an EC.

Thank you Ellie&Rudi Mentry.

Second cache I’ve found. Still learning, not sure what Earthcache is, but getting there.

Confirmed answers with the CO, WRT, What Lies Beneath? and has given a tick in the box.
Thanks goes to, Ellie&Rudi Mentry for this Earth Cache.

Got a bit late and couldn’t see it. Didn’t stick around as there’s lots of CCTV.

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What a gorgeous spot!

Beautiful view, TFTC

Beautiful part of the world. TFTC

What a beautiful area. Thanks for brining us here

This was a fun one as I had found a similar one in Tasmania two years ago, although the tessellations were way smaller! Nearby was the shipwreck Dunbar marker.
I’m too short but saw what I needed to and got around the side of the lookout to get a much better view. Yep a zoom with the camera made it easier.

I came here today to do a few of the south head area as I’ve dedicated the Easter break to doing local caches taking advantage of the beautiful not too hot autumn weather and appreciating what’s in my own back yard. I’d been saving this area for a weekend like this. Not in a hurry to do all of the caches but I managed to grab a few today, mainly parking the car and then doing medium sized loops to get my steps in. A really nice part of the world.

A nice cool calm day for a bit of sightseeing, thanks.

Attended Watson Bay and the cliffs overlooking south head and the Pacific Ocean - quite amazing to see this location, which we have seen most years at Boxing Day, watching the Sydney to Hobart racing yachts sail through the heads. We have submitted answers to the CO. Didn’t mention the green child’s bicycle that someone had thrown over the fence (some people have no sense and feel it is ok to litter, small or large) but hope that we have the right answers for the geology. TFTC

TFTC

I often find Earth caches difficult but this one came with a pleasant view!

Sorry our rock knowledge is not very good. But cool spot. Interesting erosion. And great views. TFTC (answers sent to CO)

Awesome location to lookout over the water towards NZ, the info was collected.

With a few days of not much going on in Adelaide, I was deciding what to do for the next few days. For some reason Sydney seemed like a good choice and within 6hours I was off and away. With a last minute decision came a last minute plan of what I was going to go and find and as usual it changed but still got most of what I came for. A few DT fill-ins for my next loop, high favourites and JASMAR caches I was yet to find including the oldest in Aus: Lane Cove. Day 1: I arrived in Sydney late in the evening and had booked to stay at the rocks, I got off the train at an early stop and collected a few caches in the city along my path and a few lab caches. Day 2 I was up nice and early and went for nice run along the foreshore collecting some cache from the opera house to Walsh bay, I then headed over to manly and a nice walk around the area before picking up the free hirer car collecting a few caches on my way to lane cove. I later headed north to central coast to 2 Multis I was keen to tick off before arriving back in the city suburbs for the evening. I continued driving around the suburbs collecting LGAs and that continued on for day 3 before going to Bondi for some nice walks along the rock faces and the beach. As I had to drop the car back at lunch time I headed back into the city for the afternoon to collect the rest of the caches I had missed that were possible in the time I had left.
A total of 86 finds and 37 adventure labs for the trip.

Thanks for the cache

Out with the twins looking for ‘pram’ accessible cache. This earth cache was perfect with ramp access up to the gap. Was a few roaming police this morning. Rock formation was amazing. Thanks for placing this cache ER&M #1055

Awesome spot and views. Answers have been sent to COs

Always nice to visit this area on a cloudy midweek day. Not a muggle in sight. I enjoyed walking up the path to a higher level to get a good view of the tessellated pavement below.
Thanks for some interesting geology. Been here many times before. No spoiler photos but I do have a great one of the tessellated pavement, so here are a few photos of my walk around the bay instead.

OCW aubeasty on a gorgeous spring day. It’s been great to finally visit this part of Sydney and see the magnificent views.

I’ve been to the top section here but not walked the whole path so it was good to piece it all together. It can be such a sad place but it’s nice to find the beauty here too.

Great cache in an amazing spot. TFTC

I have worked close by on and off for years, and have only just got around to logging this cache. Thanks for the cache!

Was great to actually take note of what I was seeing

First earth cache find while on the Watsons wander walk. TFTC

#5033 [12:01] visited during my one day visit of sydney, right before going home to europe. the main area of my interest were these cliffs around, i've really enjoyed views and bit of scramble here answers sent 26.10.2020

Have been to Watson’s Bay several times, but had not visited The Gap. Enjoyed the walk right along here to South Head to Hornsby Lighthouse with some of the family.
Great to have an earthcache here. Answers sent.
TFTC

Found this earth cache the other day and have sent the answers in

Visited and will send answers. Home in BC and answers have been sent. This is quite the year!

Thank you for pointing out the interesting shelf feature at this location! I would guess most people gaze out over the ocean or at the cliffs themselves, completely overlooking the geology at their feet.

I visited on a very rainy, blustery day. I was able to pick up a few caches in the area but I did not get all the way out to the tip of the head at the entrance to the harbor. I hope to return someday.

Answers sent. TFTC!

#6939 (2 of 4 today)

It's that time of the week again to head off to the ABC for the taping of *Whovians*, but headed out early for some caching goodness.
Thought I'd clean out some of the new caches around Watson's Bay and pick up something else cache related while I was there.

Some kookaburras were laughing as I walked a few hundred metres from where I'd managed to find a parking spot to my first target. Hopefully it's a good omen and not a critique of my cache finding ability.

Found four before heading back to the city.
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Grabbed the information required for this one while on the way to the nearby traditional.
A spectacular spot, and a few places to get a great view of it. Which I did.
Like at the wharf, plenty of tourists also taking in the view.

Will send my answers to the required questions shortly.

TFTEC

Beautiful Spot

Back in Straya on a business trip and, of course, again hunting for a few caches.
Today, we (Die_Flauschis, me and 3 muggles) had a day off and used it for experiencing all the beautiful landscapes and the lifestyle of the people here. It was quite hot - above 40°C for most of the day - but we still walked a lot of kilometres and visited a few beaches and nice places along the way.
We took the ferry to Watson bay and started up North to the lighthouse. After the roundtrip, we went due south along the coast till we nearly reached bondi beach. On the way there, we visited a few caches - the highlight was "The final cut" for sure. The last few hundred metres, we took the bus to Bondi, took a swim there, grabbed something to eat and then walked on to Tamarama Beach. From there, we took the bus to coogee beach for another drink and then, at the end of the day, we took the bus back to the hotel at darling harbour. All in all, we walked 33.000 steps, found a few caches, saw beautiful places and had a lot of fun. Thanks to all the cache owners for showing us a few nice places along the way.

On our walk, we also visited this EC and I tried to find all the answers. I then took a few pictures, to find out the rest, that I needed to answer everything. Very nice place!

TFTC
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