Letters To The Easter Bunny Hastings, Victoria, Australia
By snugglebunnies on 14-Mar-16. Waypoint GC6DA30

Rick had to come near here to collect something so I persuaded him to stop off at a Letterbox too. A nice walk before our 90 minutes journey home. Thanks for a nice find.

Spring Victorian Incursion 2024.Day Thirteen: Mostly Mornington Peninsula.Weather: glorious!!Enough with the sailor talk! Ive decided to give those caches a rest now, and aim for some of the other things that I wanted to achieve today. This was one of them. A nice walk and an easy find. I was greeted by a pig (photo) halfway there - that doesnt happen every day. The Easter eggs in the cache are a nice touch.Thanks for this letterbox hybrid snugglebunnies. A favourite.

Such a beautiful day outside we had to get out for a walk. When we first arrived at the trailhead we heard 2 or 3 kookaburras calling to each other. JonnyGoldcoast suggested that the collective noun for a group of kookaburras should be called a "giggle". I think he's onto something there. We continued along the path being guided by the laughing call of the birds, until the familiar ping of proximity rang out on my phone. JG circled the tree and made the find. We noted the log book and had our own giggle, before replacing as found. As we re-entered the path we got a fright as a jogger rounded the corner. I wasn't expecting to see anyone, but at least it was good timing.Thanks snugglebunnies for this letterbox hybrid and the nice surprise that put a smile on our face and our geomap. Cache on

Don't you absolutely love geocaching in Victoria?This is one such cche that has been visite across many adventures spread across this magnifcent state.A whole host of various types, difficulties, terrains, and locations make each find even more enticin than the last.So many creative ides are conjured up by the varous cache owners who make this regon the unforgettable place that it is.Thank you for all of your efforts!

Great find

Thanks for bringing me to this location that Ive never been to before

I came down to the Mornington Peninsula today with the main focus on trying to find any remaining unfound Letterbox caches in the area. As now that it is December I can finally start to work on [RoamingHowie's](https://www.geocaching.com/p/?guid=24963346-56c5-4daf-8308-a01f60f5a5ba&wid=71986c2d-5630-49a9-916d-565d5b52b87e&ds=2) [WCW - Seasons Greetings Challenge (GCA0HZG)](https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GCA0HZG), which requires finding ten (10) caches of five (5) difference cache types all in the month of December.This one was the third letterbox find of the day. Usually with Letterbox caches I take the GPS coordinates route to try and find them, however today I was determined to attempt to find them all first using the traditional letterboxing method. However, I ended up parking on a side street, which allowed me to cut the trail distance to GZ in half for this one. So since I wasn't sure which part of the instructions I had skipped over, I decided to go the traditional GPS route and treat this one almost like a traditional cache. With the weather being absolutely perfect today, warm and sunny, it really made for a beautiful walk though the woods to arrive at GZ. Once I arrived at GZ my phone was able to home in on a likely beacon and after a quick search the cache was in hand and the logbook signed.I really enjoyed the cache and I really appreciated the effort that went into making both the logbook and the contents being on theme with the cache page.I ended up picking up both the [Corsika 2016 Nr.1 (TB7F7QB)](https://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?tracker=TB7F7QB) trackable and the [David the Detective (TBAF1GY)](https://www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?tracker=TBAF1GY) trackable in another cache earlier today. However, since I just picked them up, I figure I will just "dip" them here and keep them moving. A big thanks goes to the [snugglebunnies](https://www.geocaching.com/p/?guid=7346c2f8-dc45-44f4-a1df-77e8414ef70e&wid=b7b3d63e-d6ab-455c-834d-b2e9feb5d6e4&ds=2) for bringing me here to this beautiful pocket of nature. TFTC.**Cache Maintenance Status**The cache container was in great shape and all of the contents were nice and dry. The logbook was clean with plenty of room for future cache finders to sign.

Down in Hastings to celebrate their 9 year Parkrun birthday, nice easy find with a very cool log book tftc

Continuing the walk along this trail on a beautiful day and another good sized cache that thankfully was very dry inside! TFTC

This was a new area for us to explore and we made the most of our stroll through this park. Who doesn’t love the Easter Bunny, no matter what age?

With a hop in our strides, we arrived at GZ to find such a cute cache. Very well themed.

Thank you snugglebunnies for bringing us to this location today and for a great Letterbox cache.

Of course, I still believe in the Easter bunny, especially when the word chocolate is involved. This was one of the caches found with RA, while clearing up his GC map. Their will be a few more return visits for me.

Out and about with Tiz13 today to clean up a few caches, it's getting harder to find unfound caches near home so this was the chosen destination for the day, My only mission is turning caches in to smiles and cleaning the map up of any unfound.

This is one of the cache found today. Sadly we were to late for eggs, we did find the cache though.

Thanks snugglebunnies For the cache.

Cache found, logbook stamped. Thanks

In the area today so came out to find this cache. After a nice walk to gz I found the cache tucked away. Signed log TNLN
TFTC

It's the 12th of the month and time to go caching... Why? Because I have (foolishly) taken on **400 Challenge....with a twist** which requires you to find 400 caches on your choice of a particular day of the month... and the 12th is my choice as that day had a big head start over all the others. My plan for the day was to finish the **Jack Speak** series and so here I was on the Mornington Peninsula.

With the successful achievement of my target for the day, I had enough time for one or two more caches before heading home... and I do love a Letterbox cache. I didn't really read the instructions for this cache before setting out for it... which can be bad mistakes sometimes... and didn't realise until I got to the published coordinates that they were actually the location of GZ... so obviously, that was the method I used for this cache.

Thanks **snugglebunnies** for this cache... a nice one to finish with on a day of 18 .

16:36
n0w0rries and I had tentatively planned a caching foray around Ringwood, but through a series of misadventures, met up in Hastings.

Guess we should have turned left at Albuquerque (or at least Burwood).

While we're here...

On the one hand, it's a week after Easter. But in the other, this may not be Easter Monday, but, as it so happens, it's a holiday Monday the day after Orthodox Easter.

So it seems appropriate to follow the trail and put some letters in this log.

Speaking of which... A great choice of log book, snugglebunnies

#5865

After a coffee with a friend and a visit to the St Patricks Day first WP, my next destination was the Ted Harris walk, which I'd never heard of. After picking up Letters to the Labourer, I arrived at the posted location, only this time to spot what I assumed was the final cache before even finding the QR code. Signed the nice sized container, returned it and decided to continue on up the trail to see if I could locate another letterbox cache I knew was in the area.

Always lovely to get away from the noise and soak up some nature, even better in a location I had yet to see. My thanks to the cache owners for bringing me here.

Iut

We walk this past quite often with the kids as it’s not too long and just a nice bush walk.
Nice to find a few caches along the way this time!
TFTC

TFTC - great evening walk with the family to find this.

Out and about with geo son whilst doing deliveries and cache checks. This is my first time to this popular walking park. Had just done one nearby so walked onto this. Nice easy find, cache in excellent condition. Really nice walking space here. Thanks for the cache snugglebunnies

What an amazing park to walkthrough
Thank you so much for bringing us here
Quick easy find and well worth it
Tftc

Another awesome cache, thank you.
Little Miss was super excited over the contents of this cache. Found it in a bit of an exposed position so after we signed the log I placed it back according to the description/directions and then set off to find the third cache along the path.

Last few for the day and a nice discovery! Fab day out to a new destination and lovely walk. A nice enough day with no rain drops to dodge saw a spontaneous new plan to head down on a multi mission that includes working towards 400 caches on the Peninsula and a few more letter boxes - quite a challenge when you live in the mountains Also a great opportunity to meet up with buddies from way back at Flinders after the hunt. TFTC and the FUN

Happened to be working in the area. If I’m walking the path I may as well pick up a cache. Thanks snuggle bunnies. TFTC

All good. This was a beautiful walk and a good cache thank you.

After visiting a friend nearby I decided to grab some letterbox caches amongst others to mix up my find stats.

Easter is sneaking up on us again. Hot cross buns are back in supermarkets much to my delight and foil wrapped eggs will be delivered in a few months time.I love the log for this cache. Very cool and get a favourite point from me. Nice easy find.

Thanks snugglebunnies for the cache.

TFTC. Nice walk.

Whilst caching in the area we found your cache.

We enjoyed the walk to GZ, cache and contents were in good condition and adding to our favourites.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

Had to battle the mozzies for this one but at 7:10pm, I came out on top Lovely walk! I live in the area but have never actually walked through the park, so thank you for opening my eyes to this beautiful habitat

A quick find, but still fun none the less. These big caches are great fun for the geokid (who still calls caching "treasure hunting").
Collected a TB while I was here and will move him on soon!

What a beautiful peaceful walk. Thanks for hiding such a rare group of letterboxes. So glad I came out this morning.

I love the good size of these as well.

I AM GUR

Nice find on a lovely walk that looked longer than it was.

FA nice easy find on an enjoyable walk. TFTC

Planned shooting of vermin in the reserve for the next few weeks, we left this one alone.

Been here for other cache last week. Today I parked further up for a shorter walk. Ignored good paths and went bush bashing. Made sure to stand on all the dead wood to scare away any snakes. At gz the cache was easily spotted in an obvious place. Great themed cache. Thankyou kindly for another wonderful experience.

The Easter bunny was here and waiting and was a nice easy find. Love the park and is a really nice walk.

Thanks snugglebunnies for the cache.
Found at 3:59 pm on 10/8/19.
Find # 1832

Found on 13 Jun 2019 at 4:35 pm.
After a busy day helping my mum move house I needed a cache for today and was not far from here so I went for a walk before it got dark. Showers were threatening but the only rain I got was just after I got in the car at the end...that never happens. Didn't see a single person along the whole walk in both directions which took about 50 minutes round trip finding 4 caches.

After a bit more of a walk I ended up just using the GPS coordinates for this one. Found it safe and sound in it's hiding place.
Thanks snugglebunnies for the cache, the adventure, the hunt and the fun.

I wish i had time to do this cache properly but had to settle with the quick find today because i was running out of time. I do love a letterbox though. A nice big find, tftc

Lovely book.
Found it
Thanks snugglebunnies for the cache.

Thanks!

Out for a spot of caching with friends . A nice quick find. TFTC.

Found it , using method 1. Everything is in good order here. The Mailkid enjoyed the contents of this one. Tftc

Making a spur of the moment decision this morning we headed down towards Western Port Bay to tackle the local Letterbox Hybrids and some multi's in the company of beckNmonts.
Having escaped the wrath of the bees we continued our leisurely stroll to the next letterbox wondering if the Easter Bunny had left us any chocolate eggs at GZ lol
We were very impressed with the logbook as its not everyday you see one quite like this
Thanks snugglebunnies for easterbunnies cache.

We worked out Saint Patrick and then headed here to collect some caches. Some we used instructions, some QR codes, but for all of them we had a walk in a beautiful area, interesting log books and gold hides. We didn’t have much trouble with the bees either. A great time was had by all here, thanks for going to the effort of placing these letterbox caches snugglebunnies

Having completed Letters to the Laborer, Echidna44 and BoabTree moved onto this cache. Back in the car we went around and around to find the starting point. The car's gps took us to a street where we would have to go cross country to the starting point. That did not seem a great idea, especially since Echidna had met a tiger snake earlier in the day. A bit of discussion ensued and we worked out that we should go back to the starting point for the 'Letters to the Laborer' cache. This proved to be correct. We started walking, passing where we had found the 'Laborer' cache. Onwards we went and with a bit of luck, stopped to read more information on what we were meant to be doing 2 meters from there the cache was located. We were very happy about that and found the cache quickly. It saves time if you do the Laborer cache first and continue on and do the Easter Bunny cache. We did more walking than necessary, but it is all good exercise!

Out with BoabTree, we were on a mission to find some letterbox caches. Some were in lovely locations, others were a little elusive and took more time. All in all a pleasant day with smiles all round.
We had a blank finding the start, but once on track it was easy. Great hide Thanks snugglebunnies

Great little Find

In the area knocking off a few caches with Happy Feet today and we made the most of a break in the chilly weather and decided to go for a little wander and letterbox cache or two while we in the neighbourhood. We made this one a nice quick find and we had no troubles tracking this one down and locating it. Thanks snugglebunnies for the good sized cache and walk through this great little bush area.

Heading out for the day with Happy pants, while dropping my son's car off to him, as he turns 18 this week. It is a bitterly cold, winters’ day with heavy showers of rain falling intermittently during the day which forced us to take breaks while making a few finds for the day. No DNF's and not so many muggles about in the cold today, allowed for some easier searching opportunities. We discovered a few great and clever hides. A very successful day, as we got a number of caches, and great to catch up with my family and son.

We continued along from the previous letterbox. It was a plesant little walk through the reserve, as the rain and wind had stopped. It didn't take too much of a search to unearth the what we came looking for.

I am currently writing detailed logs because of a challenge provided by Project-GC. "The Author" Badge challenges geocachers to average one hundred words or more in each log. As of the start of 2018 my average was only 47 words per log, which seems a long way from the 100 target. Given that I have found so many GC caches, I have to write many logs with well over 100 words for a long period of time to get my average to the target. Apologies to anyone who finds the logs tedious but it is the only way that I can strive to attain this challenge. After over 7000 plus caches (which includes all cache finds up and including yesterday), the average log length is just over 50 words. I am now entertaining the possibility that I might be able to achieve my task before the end of next year. It's surprising how much is has increase since doing this.

Thanks snugglebunnies for placing another great cache for us to find and doing the maintenance to keep it in play.
7422

I wanted to do this series today after work but we had a huge thunderstorm come through. I left work in Flinders and it still raining, by the time i got to the start it had almost stopped. By the time i found this cache the rain was gone.
I have wanted to do this walk for a long time, there is a great variety of habitats and the greens were so vivid after the rain.
Continuing along the track i came across a wonderful wetland. Then into the cache, where another easy find was made.
Thanks snuggle bunnies for a great little series and bringing me to a lovely little reserve.
Cheers BWBandit

This was another relaxing walk on the outskirts of town. The cache was found in a safe location with lots of stash still in the cache.Thanks so much for another enjoyable themed cache.

After attending the event this morning in Cranbourne SteMicMitSar and I decided to do the cache, Letters to Saint Patrick. As this one was along part of the track why not go and find it as well. A quick find along this track and well hidden.

Since I had already found the St Patrick's Day letterbox cache early, I thought I would go and find the Easter Bunny letterbox before Easter too. Been looking at this one for awhile, but just never had the time to stop when passing thru, so decided today would be the day.
Enjoyed the walk along the Warringine Creek to this cache. Lovely area that I had never fully explored, so took the time today to rectify this.
Lovely area, which matched this lovely cache.
Thanks for the adventure Snuggle Bunnies
Hunter

Kept on walking while Tag along rested. Of course that was what you could expect here. This is proving to be a very enjoyable little series.
Thanks for another letterbox cache snugglebunnies

I am out geocaching with my aunt 'cathud' today.

An enjoyable day geocaching with my niece "PrincessFiona" [8)] and my muggle son who drove us around (while adding to his learner driving hours). My niece had control of my GPSr while I used my phone, or my geosense.

We walked here from 'Letters to The Labourer" so we used Method 1 to find this cache. I thought that was easier (and quicker) than trying to teach my niece to project or measure/estimate using Method 2. After finding the cache she had fun examining the contents and exchanged an insect for a small monkey. The monkey provided entertainment for the rest of the day.

Thank you snugglebunnies for this cache and the series.

We are enjoying this lovely park and how apt for a letterbox cache honouring Easter Bunnies to be placed here. We spotted so many bunnies in this walk.
Went to GZ and cache was easily found. TFTC Snugglebunnies.
Chiefton

Checked on this one today. All good. Swaps topped up.

Another letterbox on my ‘mail run’ down the eastern side of the Peninsula today. Although I hadn’t intended on a walk of some length today I didn’t realise (until I did a bit of research) that there was only one car park for the Ted Harris walk and that was on the eastern end. A good thing that there was this middle letterbox as an incentive/reward for walking the length of the track otherwise I might have left the Letters to the Labourer cache for another day.
I’m glad I didn’t because I did get to photograph this bit of sculpted artwork (if I can figure out how to get the photos off my phone I will attach them to this log) and experienced what a group of committed volunteers can do given enough time. Thanks for the cache, snugglebunnies.

We found this cache today at 5:50pm as number 31 of 31 on our Snugglebunnies and More Mornington Peninsula Extravaganza. We continued our walk from the previous cache to this one. We considered walking to the final one on this path and then also to driving around from the other side but we decided that with almost an hour's drive back home, we would call it a day. (That is actually our last two trips here that that cache would have been our next cache find if we had not called it a day both times. It will be #1 on our list next time.) Thanks especially to Snugglebunnies who provided most of our entertainment on this fun afternoon. Thanks from D & HA B-A.

A beautiful walk from the last letterbox, a perfect location for these caches!
I got to GZ and found another impressive container.
Opened it up and enjoyed the decorations and the logbook was really clever and creative
Favourite point once again! Thanks for the effort in these caches!

13:02
While staying in Safety Beach, we took a triangular route – Hastings, Tyabb and return to tidy up a few errant unfound caches on our geo-map.
Having found some of these public holiday caches at the weekend, we couldn't leave the area without finding this one. Another snugglebunnies cache, taking letterbox caches to a new level - so important to post a FP for this one.

Thanks snugglebunnies for placing caches for everyone's enjoyment.
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What a beautiful piece of nature! Thank you for bringing me here! My very first letterbox and managed to find my very first pathtag too thanks to the previous finders!

Also the trackable wasnt in here

A beautiful little walk from Letters to the Birthday Queen. And would you believe it I saw a bunny rabbit cross the path on the way to this one, but the kids and Mrs P missed it.

The kids loved the stamp at this spot and we added it to our Letterbox notebook. Our 16th letterbox and quite a sweet one at that.

This really is a beautiful spot and we are glad the locals made the effort to preserve it.

Thanks for the Letterbox snigglebunnies. We left a plowfive pathtag here for the next finder.

I was out caching with Biggles Bear #1 for the day down the peninsula. Another enjoyable walk in to GZ where the cache was quickly found.

Thanks again to snugglebunnies for the cache.

Found 12:29:00 PM, in the company of Muzza during our July caching day out.

TNLN, thanks snugglebunnies (F=1700 H=48).

Went out for a walk with geo-kid and geo-toddler today. What a beautiful park. Quick easy find as cache had possibly been muggled. (Stamp and sheets in beautiful box were about 2m away from gz) once putting our name on the log, we grabbed the tb and put the cache back together. Thanks snugglebunnies for introducing us to a local beautiful spot.

Nice log book. Easy find after a short walk from the previous cache. Tftc

What an appropriate cache for the Easter weekend! We had a very excited preschooler choose an egg and make a swap. Gorgeous choice of stamp too-made a mark in our notebook! We really like the atmosphere in this reserve, and heard kookaburras, saw some horses and spotted some goats. Thanks for bringing us here and for the quality cache! Dropped off TB.

Do you get cache paranoid like I do? On the walk here I was looking at all the fallen tree thinking is it there, is it there? Then sensibleness took over and I followed the GPS. At GZ I nearly put my hand on a bull-ant, and he was ready for action! I took the cache to an ant free spot to fill out the book. My story continues in its epic silliness, and I gave my self a temporary bunny tattoo!

Great Letterbox cache again, Snugglebunnies! Looking forward to to the next one.

A bit harder to find than the others on this trail. The location of the hide was a bit further than 2 metres but after figuring out the discrepancy the cache was soon stamped and dated. Cache had a few red ants in it unfortunately.... TFTC

Out with Zedaycee for some caching.
Wow again what a great hide and i love the stamp. we must do more of your letterboxes thanks for bringing us here we had a lovely with all 3 caches

The phone battery died for this one, thought that is fine I will just use the Garmin. Discovered I hadn't put this one in doh! Used my geosenses and found it anyway . Thanks very much I am hooked on letterboxing

Find #3154

Another early morning caching run down the peninsula to grab a few caches before heading to work. Having hit Hastings at first light and found four caches there I carried on to a nearby Letterbox Hybrid. After a fifth success of the morning I elected to carry on down to the track to this one. Not quite as intended but I managed to make the find without too much difficulty. It was lovely to be out on this quiet trail on a calm morning. Took nothing, left nothing, signed log and visited some trackables. Thanks for the cache snugglebunnies. This one earns a favourite point from me.

Today I woke up knowing that i had to head in to Hastings to go and do some shopping so I decided to pick up a handful of caches after I had finished all the chores I had to do. After completing the last letterbox I quickly made my way off to this one, and upon my arrival some of the easter bunnies underlings were around the cache guiding my way to the cache itself. After a quick look the caches location was revealed and I then proceeded to head back towards my cars to pick up a couple other caches before I head back. Anyways thanks for the cache and the adventure

I hadn't really been out caching for a while and my caching buddy n0w0rries was keen to find this wonderful series of letterbox hybrids, his enthusiasm for them was contagious and I decided to join in on the adventure.
Thank you for a super thoughtful series, well planned, well placed and superbly created. No detail was overlooked in any that we found that night.

It was a night where we did almost everything twice. For this cache we parked the car twice. We made our previous find and headed back to the car and started to drive off realising that this cache could be accessed from where we were previously. So we parked the car and walked back on in.

Back at the VT after wishing Her Maj a Happy Birthday.
Hip Hip Hooray.
Checked the location of the Easter Bunny only to discover we could have continued from where we were.
Oh well. Continuing with our method of doing things twice, we set off again... until I remembered that I have a stamp pen in my nano retrieval kit. *(Don't ask.)*
Back to the car. Take two. *(or is that 4)*
By now the daylight was all but gone.
The kookaburras were in fine voice and Ruverbug Jam had a go at recording them.
They just laughed at her. Ha Ha
We decided to use method three; hoping we were on the correct trail we wandered along looking at signs.
Stopped at the wetlands and took in the serenity and a few photos. *(Mostly of the moon reflecting off the water.)*
Continued our stroll until RJ spotted the required sign.
Reverting to method 2 and the cache was soon located.
Another fantastic find.
This time we used our stamp in your logbook and your stamp on our notebook, *(twice, one page for each of us)* and another stamp on Ruverbug Jam's arm.
Thanks for the LBH cache snugglebunnies. [^]

Great walk and habitat left TB and fav from me..

Continuing down the path from the Queens Birthday, with the sky blue and beautiful and the sun on my back it was an enjoyable stroll.
Flopsey, Mopsey and Cottontail and friends continued to dart in and out of the grass ahead of me.
I followed the track and it appeared I was the only footprints on the track since yesterday's rain.
I came across fox prints and then I could smell him/her, amusingly Flopsey, Mopsey and Cottontail had gone... they must have smelt Mr Fox too.
The hide was located easily and as usual I appreciated the trouble and expense that had been put into this hide. The log book was great.
We love bunnies, Geo mum used to have bunnies when she was little, awesome pets.

We needed just two more letterbox finds to qualify for one of those "find x of y" challenge caches we'd found interstate, so these two leapt out at us. We weren't sure whether the path connected the two so it was an approach from both ends job. This was a most enjoyable stroll, although apart from the start where much grass had been mown for our benefit, the track looked rather forgotten about. Lovely bushland though. We did the easy thing & used method 1 & what a magical logbook we found to make our mark in. Two thumbs up snugglebunnies.

CO check. All seems in order awaiting its next visitor.

The further I walked into the reserve the more familiar it became. However it has been many years since I last visited, well before construction of the boardwalk and installation of the decorative concrete seats
And it's thanks to geocaching and the CO for bringing me back here
The cache was easily located, well presented as is Snugglebunnies style and in an area were one can tune in to nature. Just fabulous. Signed and stamped the log. Many thanx

Found with gwd.aussie while exploring the area. We were here to complete the Jack Speak series but this cache was also on the list to compete on this caching road trip. An enjoyable walk to the cache - not too muddy under foot.

Thanks snugglebunnies

Nice walk to the cache, but lost count of my steps.
Then had to hide behind a tree, to let muggle past by while signing the cache.

This cache was on my list to find, so i can complete a challenge cache.

Out caching with D@geo
Thank you for the hide snugglebunnies.

Found @09:05 #5536
Well it had been pretty wet the past couple of days and finally today wasn't and so it was time to get back out there.
Back in some familiar areas as myself and Ahomburg blitz around the Peninsula clearing up spots of newly placed caches. A good result with most of the Peninsula LGA now under control but there are still some hot spots which will require some further attention very soon.

The 2nd letter box found today after a zig-zag drive thru the local housing estate. An interesting estate layout, good to see that the houses are not packed in to tightly like the norm these days. Once at the parking coordinates we headed into GZ to release we could of continued walking in from the other cache. Another nice hide and quick find too.

TFTC snugglebunnies

**Date: 26 June 2016
Time: 9:06 am
Find #7756**

It was going to be another chilly winters morning, but sedgwickDave and I decided it was time to head back towards the Mornington Peninsula to find some of the newly published caches since our last visit as well as some previous DNF's.

After finding the other one nearby, we headed around for this one. Walk was a little longer, but good to get the blood pumping. Loved the containers.

**Thanks to snugglebunnies for the cache. TNLN**

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Quickish find with tassie expat while exploring this area. Great little park. Tftc

As I'm trying to rest my foot, we parked as close as possible in a very opulent area. Our geomobile did stand out a bit lol We found a gate with a shoe cleaner provided...don't want to traipse mud onto the manicured lawns. Left our stamp mark in the easily found cache. Slower walk back. TNLN TFTC

Nice quick find using technology this time as we attacked it from the wrong end. Thanks for showing us this great little area. 13 June 2016 4:14 pm

This was a really enjoyable walk this afternoon. It will be great to see the change when all the plantings grow too. After the pleasant stroll I was rewarded at GZ with the fantastic log and a nicely sized container - it is always great to find these.

Thanks snugglebunnies for placing the cache and bringing me to this location.

Awesome!!! Our first EVER letterbox cache! We decided to take the lazy route and use the coordinates instead of the clues. Thanks Snugglebunnies for taking us to a magnificent walk and even more spectacular cache. We fixed the zip on the bag () and absolutely loved the idea and contents of the cache. A favourite point to the Snugglebunnies! An absolutely brilliant geocache to add to Hastings. TFTC, Brainiac03

This is an interesting one. The directions were much appreciated here, and they led me safely to GZ. I'm growing fond of letterboxes where that aspect is well catered for. And the positioning makes for a pleasant walk and great way to shake off the park'n'grab specialists. At GZ the well-hidden cache was found after a short search. Unfortunately, I couldn't open the satchel containing the nifty-looking logbook as the little zipper handle thingy was seemingly missing. I thought it better to leave it sealed than potentially leave the whole thing damaged and/or unsealed in my wake, and signed a gum leaf instead! (I'll also attach a photo.) Thanks snugglebunnies!

*30/04/2016, Found @ 6:19 PM, Find # 5317.*

Tonight I headed South as I hadn't been this way for a while and there has been a few new ones published that need to be found.
This was one of the main ones on tonight's list and for this one I put away the GPSr and followed the directions.
By now it was dark as I headed along the trail, it didn't seem to be long before I was at the last sign and then it was a short distance to the cache which was in a bit further than expected but easily retreived.
The log was signed and I headed back to the car.

**Thanks to snugglebunnies for placing this cache.**

**27/04/2016, 11:45**
**Find #2472**

Over the past month, three or four caches had been published down this way, but I let them all go because I figured that FTF would go quickly. As it turned out, those caches weren't found until the following day. [B)] This letterbox is one of those caches. I can't resist a letterbox cache and so I didn't hesitate to attempt this one. A short walk through a nice reserve resulted in me arriving at GZ in good time and the cache was a quick find in an excellent hiding place. A superb container too. A favourite point from me.
Thank-you to snugglebunnies for placing this geocache

Down this way on the motorbike to cache in the Tyabb and Hasting area. This hide was a high on the list to find today. A nice walk into GZ and then a easy find. Nice sturdy and well constructed cache.
T4TC.

Another fantastic snugglebunnies cache. Before today I had only done three letterbox caches in nearly four years and now I've done two in one day. This was a very very cute cache and the log book was the best log book I've ever seen. The walk in to GZ was great too.
Thanks for another awesome one snugglebunnies

WOW! Two favourite points given in one day and both for snugglebunnies letterbox caches. Another brilliantly themed cache. Loved the log book too.
Thank you so much for making my find #2300 so memorable.