SPS6 Scarborough, Western Australia, Australia
By
bruceandtrish2 on 23-Mar-15. Waypoint GC5Q2G8
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Not sure if it still here. Everyone else seemed to find fairly easy. Is this still here?
Found this one a while back but also found a wirra bird in the tree near by and forgot to log it
Thanks for cache
Thanks for cache
Well that was interesting. I'm just surprised that a TB was left in this cache.
TFTC SL.
TFTC SL.
I would have to agree with the last cachers' log for this cache. There for all to see! However the TB that they left wasn't in the jar, just the scrap of paper log. I hope that it didn't get swiped by a passing muggle!
Thanks for the cache bruceandtrish2.
Thanks for the cache bruceandtrish2.
Probably one of the more conspicuous caches I've seen. Appears to have lasted the distance though. Dropped off a TB for the next finder to move on. TFTC 
Nice easy find, the hardest was to wait for a break between dog walkers to retrieve and replace. Amazing to see that this cache has been there almost 5 months! Thank you for the cache bruceandtrish2.
Another quick find while out on my morning run. I am a little surprised it hasn't been muggle yet. Perhaps not too many people look up this way.
TFTC bruceandtrish2
TFTC bruceandtrish2
Nice one...tftc
This entry was edited by Schlaubert1 on Sunday, 02 August 2015 at 04:30:09 UTC.
This entry was edited by Schlaubert1 on Sunday, 02 August 2015 at 04:30:09 UTC.
I wasn't hanging around the neighbourhood, decided to open up my geocaching app and discovered that I was virtually on top of this one! Easy find once I was looking in the right direction. Dropped a Tb. Tftc
Found it with Bissravicky and I am pretty amazed that the cache didn't get muggled. Good work and tftc!
This morning was so beautiful, the green grass, the Sun still low. I really liked the short walk from the parking spot to GZ. The hide was a bit surprising, I had to read the hint before making a quick find. TFTH
After attending an early morning Anzac service, met up with iluvtrekking to grab a few caches on a beautiful autumn day. Quick find here. Thanks bruceand trish2
Was on the way to a meeting and called in to find this cache along the way.
Found without problems.
Thanks bruceandtrish2 for the cache.
Found without problems.
Thanks bruceandtrish2 for the cache.
How this has lasted for any length of time I cant understand, but it has. Very easy find after spotting it from some distance. TFTC.
As we'd failed to find the new SPS5, we headed over here to find this one in the hope it might give us a clue to the COs MO (but it didn't, lol). Parked up right next to GZ and made a nice quick find Interesting hide; due to the location we once used something similar as a container in the UK but with the wet weather over there it didn't last very long until it had rusted shut! We also have more deciduous trees which pose a different kind of problem with this type of hide 
Anyhow it seems to be working here TFTC
Interesting hide; due to the location we once used something similar as a container in the UK but with the wet weather over there it didn't last very long until it had rusted shut! We also have more deciduous trees which pose a different kind of problem with this type of hide Anyhow it seems to be working here TFTCQuick grab on the way home. Just spotted a new one just around the corner as well. Too late. SL TFTC
Searched for quite some time around trees near the listed coordinate. Didn't manage to locate a cache. I did eventually locate one of m4yb's extags on the ground 26m from GZ and then noticed circles, squares and triangles of paper nearby that I suspect could have been the log. I rounded up the paper, signed the log and placed it at GZ.
Love these caches close to home, for once! A clever cache, long may it last! FTF at 19.00.
TFTC bruceandtrish2!
TFTC bruceandtrish2!
***FTF***jointly with m4yb@ 1900, I was on the way home when these hit the airwaves and a quick call to m4yb and a meet up for a successful find of an interesting cache hide. May it last long! So good to see a load of new caches with such a short distance form our homes.
Thanks for this smiley bruceandtrish2
Thanks for this smiley bruceandtrish2
