PF Come in Spinner Willetton, Western Australia, Australia
By Paskersfind on 06-Nov-15. Waypoint GC664W7

The final area has been cleaned up and cache is mia

Went to check on this before we leave town and found the spinner ok but the cache is mia due to council clean up of the area. Will replace asap.

Unfortunately Paskersfind I couldn’t find your cache PF Come in Spinner today. Hopefully I’ll have better luck next time I’m here.

That was pretty awesome, appreciate the effort in this, both in good condition bar one of the items on the device which was rusted.tftc!

I certainly had to work for this one. I came to this area to find another one with my daughter and had this one own for the last one of the morning before heading back to the car. I had solved the puzzle a while ago and thought it would be an easy find.
I found the WP OK and was surprised when I opened it. I sat down on the grass and proceeded to decode the message. Some of the numbers were difficult read and I had to take an educated guess at one but I got some good looking coords and set off.
I arrived at GZ and started searching the likely places and came up empty so I stopped and looked around and started trying other spots. I think it was luck that I moved the right one but I soon had the log signed. Another favourite point for the morning
TFTC Paskerfind

Find 10 of 22 on a lovely bike ride in and around Riverton and Willetton. We also had one DNF. There was a great variety of hides but because of the thoughtful placements nearly all were quick finds and never too muggly.

Loved the puzzle here. Took a minute trying to get part of the camo to work as a puzzle, oops. Once we had the right object in hand (it was behind the camo) we were onto the co-ords and while they are a bit tricky to read, we must have got the right ones as the clever cache was soon in hand. Worth a fave for every aspect!

TFTC Paskersfind!

Walked by and did a check to see that all is well.

Well, well; thanks so much for setting this one up. Loved your work with the field puzzle and a good level of difficulty to the puzzle itself. All is in good order at GZ with no signs of any water ingress. A fav point from us.

I am not sure how I have missed this puzzle, but anyhow, I noticed it on the map the other day and had a crack.. Started off to a slow start but later that afternoon, it eventually fell into place and I had a keyword I could use. Fast forward to this early this morning and the weather was perfect for a multi hunt. No problems with the field puzzle element and I was lucky to stumble onto the final hide fairly quickly. Very well put together in its entirety. A fav point from me. TFTC Paskersfind

Geatly enjoyed the puzzle/multi hybrid. Had glanced at it previously, but sat down a couple of nights ago to give it and "A Premier Challenge" a serious go.
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Had worked out 7 of the 8 equations before bed and decided to sleep on the other which was solved during my lunch break the next day.

Was in the area today and lobbed up to make the find. Found the waypoint without issue, admiring the ingenuity behind the cylinder before heading to the final. Thought I could be a while here but good coords helped me out and I made the find without too much trouble.

TFTC and have a fave Paskersfind.

A few nights ago I nutted out the clues for this one... All except for 2, but awoke to see that Jase had finished it off for me [:X] Of course the cache was quickly added to our long list for our kid-free caching day... We quickly found the WP & using the clue, the final destination was deciphered We were not too sure of one of the numbers but the first guess was miles away & so we went with our next instinct. After a short trip to GZ, the final prize was to hand

Thanks Paskersfind... This was an all round fun cache & we happily added our name to the logbook! Well Done [^]

True team work here right till the end. Pommie Parkin2 got the puzzle started and once we had a direction we were off. I don't think I would of ever gotten one of them if it wasn't for PP2. I was so excited when I finally realised the code word, it all made sense. Arrived at the first waypoint where I made the best of my attributes to get the tool. One of the numbers was a little hard to decipher so we each entered a set of co-ords 20m apart. With neither of us having had much luck at our spots individually, we joined forces and voila. I had the right coords but it took PP2 to find the prize. Great cache and well deserving of a fav point for the complete caching package. TFTC Paskersfind

What a great puzzle & what a great cache. One of the digits was a little tricky to read so we decided to try both as they were not far apart. I soon exhausted all possibilities on mine & so joined WebblyWA on her search.....Yeh! Success! A favourite from us, thanks, once again for a great cache Paskersfind

After logging a DNF here yesterday I decided to stop past again today on my way back from finding a couple of other caches. I'm not sure where my mind was yesterday as I must of been having a man look lol...Today I parked in the same spot and after a minute or two I found the well camo,d cache. A fav point for another clever cache TFTC Paskersfind

headed out this morning to grab a few caches. This was my second DNF for the morning. Resorted to PAF but still couldn't find the cache at GZ. Will return another day as maybe today it was a case of cache blindness TFTH Paskersfind

As you all know I struggle with puzzles and needed an extra hint from the CO to solve this one. Armed with the key word I headed out on an overcast and rainy day. Took a while to get the final coordinates because of poor eyesight, where is the sun when you need it, and the hands were shaking in the wind.

Returned the decoder to it's hiding spot and headed off toward GZ. As I got near GZ I was thinking this could get ugly. After searching around I spotted something and the prize was mine. Great puzzle multi, favourite point from us.

Thanks Paskersfind for the cache.

Geo-hubby was otherwise occupied today so I decided to head to Perth with the pooches to grab a few finds. Fortunately the weather stayed mostly fine, just the odd sprinkle to dodge. Tidying up a few PF hides - another great camo. Thanks Paskersfind

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Accompanied with iluvtrekking for the day, I am so enjoyed company with them and their geodog Sally.

The weather was lovely day. Enjoyed challenge and like hide place/type etc [^][^] Fav from me

Thanks for organising the cache, Paskersfind

This one had our heads spinning for a while, thanks Parkersfind for an interesting puzzle and cache. A fave point from us.

Many apologies for the late log and also the copy paste, but life has been too hectic lately and has gotten in the way of my caching and my logging. But three of us had a very enjoyable day's outing in these parts, finding a very nice assortment of cache containers.
Many thanks for the cache Paskersfind.

Didn't have too much trouble rounding up a couple of conspirators for an attack on this area - Paskersfind caches are always a pleasure to find. Thanks for the time and effort that goes into each and every one of your hides. Great day out in the company of urch and Jackylegs44, so most logs were signed and JUM or MUJ, depending on who had the signing duties. Thanks again Paskerfind.

Out for a days caching with Mistraluna, and Urch, tftc,sl,tnln.

LFTFTC, we loved this puzzle.

I was in the area today and decided to try tackle a few caches. I parked nearby and walked to GZ. I had this puzzle solved for a little while and had been itching to try and find it. I started searching and found the first stage fairly quickly. I entered the code and soon, had a good set of coordinates. I ran up to the final stage and found the very cool cache. I enjoy finding your camouflaged caches and this one was no exception. This cache definitely deserves one of my favourite points.

Paskersfind, I found your cache ‘PF Come in Spinner’ today. It was the Second of five finds and brings my total count to 334. The cache was found in a good condition so I signed the log book and replaced it as I found it. Thanks for the hide and for bringing me to this location, despite the 35 degree heat.

Took a few brains to work out the puzzle and soon found the cache great cache!

I had no clue in what to do with this Puzzle till I got another English lessen of Paskersfind .
After this I found the all the hints to decode the really clever mad device and got the final Coordinates.

Thanks for the cache and the field Puzzle Paskersfind

Interesting field puzzle. I had worked out all the clues but hadn't worked out the code word before arriving but soon found it based on the coordinates the device was giving. Relocated to GZ and made a quick find of the cache.

Log signed and cache returned as found.

Thanks Paskersfind for the cache.

Knuckled down to have a proper go at solving this puzzle the other night and one clue seemed to me to have an error but I still came up with the "codeword". I had the audacity to message the CO with my findings and received a polite reply which made it clear that I was the one in error.

Nevertheless with the codeword at hand I made my way to waypoint 1 this afternoon and had no trouble locating the camo'd container with the second puzzle inside. Performed some spinning actions and soon had the final coordinates at hand. After a short stroll I was at GZ and spotted another nicely camo'd container.

Love the work that has gone into this one awarding a well deserved favourite.

Paskersfind I found your cache at 4:40pm, this was the 1st of 2 finds for me today and brings my total find count to 2488. The cache was in good order and I replaced it as found.

SLTFTC

Terrific construction and well worthy of another favourite. I was a bit fumbly with the device and struggled to get the bits that move to stay still so I could see the coordinate. I was a bit unsure of the second last digit of the east but my guess lead directly to GZ. Kudos to whoever was patient enough to do all the engraving!! I wasn't sure whether the final was hidden as you anticipated (it seemed like it should be up the other way) but I returned it as found. Thanks again Paskersfind.

Out today on a much cooler day. Thought we spend some time clearing out a few of the PF caches.

Solved the first part of this puzzle a week or so ago, but just haven't had the chance to get here. Found the device, and applied the "codebreaker". The final co-ords were easily deciphered.

A short walk later found the well camo'd final.

What a great field puzzle cache in the suburbs. A fave point from us.


TFTC Paskersfind

Well done on a finely crafted cache placement. From the puzzle, which wasn't TOO hard but I still needed to think outside the square, to the tool at WP1(I haven't seen crafted this way before), all the way to the well crafted camo.
For me, it ticks the boxes for a suburban cache.
I'm slowly ticking off the PF caches.
Well done on this one.
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Future finders, I would park at the nearby shops. It's no parking along this street and we don't want to cause concern to the neighbours with pulling up in weird spots.
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Have you logged your WILL ATTEND for WA GOES BIG in 2016 ?
I have and am looking forward to seeing as many of you in Pinjarra on the WA Day long weekend.
Log you will attend at GC5YAGP
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Paskersfind I found your cache PF Come in Spinner on 10/11/2015. This is my find #4387. TFTC.

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FTF @ 10am. Saw this one come through and we quickly set about solving it. We were stumped on one of the questions so used a random letter to get a workable word. Set off to make the find and found the decoding device with ease. It was then we realised our guess was not correct, there was nothing else to do but resolve the puzzle. While geohubby was busy working on the puzzle I was fiddling with the device and had another light bulb moment and the word just appeared before my eyes lol. We then moved on to find the cache and came across yet another clever hide by Paskersfind worthy of a fave.
TFTC Paskersfind


This entry was edited by fratra on Saturday, 07 November 2015 at 02:47:41 UTC.