Spring Beach cliff top walk Spring Beach, Tasmania, Australia
By
hoolahoopspink on 29-Dec-16. Waypoint GC6YKW9
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Logs
Found with stairman1. After a big day of grabbing a power trail nearby this was the last one on our map. It was a cold and blustery walk but we has great views to Maria Island . All good here. TFTC
Found with goldielover this evening. A nice little stroll along the cliff top. I think ths will be the last cache we find in Orford. It's been great staying here.Tftc
TFTC. Cache and contents are in excellent condition. Such a beautiful walk even on an overcast day
Today I did Parkrun in Orford, then back to Triabunna to collect the husband and a packed lunch. Then for a casual caching afternoon. Had a lovely time, some cool walks, lunch at a picnic table in the sunshine and found about 10 caches.Thanks to all the CO for their hides we really appreciate you adding to our enjoyment of the game. TFTC Last one for today the cache is 1m away from the dead stump.
don't give upNeeded the photo from previous post for clue. Back from where that photo was taken so not super close to edge!
Such a beautiful spot. Thanks for bringing me here, but sadly a DNF today.the coordinates compass was taking me all over the place, looked behind every dead stump I could see, the photo area in the previous log was quite precariously close to the edge of the cliff slope and still no luck 
I am visiting from South Australia, for the Outdoor Health Association Forum staying at Spring Beach Youth Camp, so sadly wont be back to try again. Would love for owner to check that its still there? Thanks!
I am visiting from South Australia, for the Outdoor Health Association Forum staying at Spring Beach Youth Camp, so sadly wont be back to try again. Would love for owner to check that its still there? Thanks!G'day hoolahoopspink, thanks for the cache.On a 5 night break in Orford. Not much happening today, so I ventured out to grab a couple of caches.A nice quick in and out from the end of Bluff Road in my way back from Rheban Beach.Based on some recent logs, the hint probably needs a tweak.Still, I found it in a likely spot after asking myself "where would I hide it?"Thanks for bringing me here.Cheers, EPs Happy Birthday Paddy/DIL xx
The hint wasnt very useful, as one of the stumps seemed to be missing. It took us around 10 minutes to find it. Great hiding place!
We walked around from Orford and extended up onto the cliffs and grabbed this. Thanks.
On a drive to Orford today with a client, collecting a few caches while there. This one took me way longer than it should have! TFTC
Found today while out caching with Zozetta. We began the day with a find just out of Sorell, and then drove up to Buckland to turn a blue frown yellow. That done, we continued on to Orford where I found the caches in the ‘Magic Beach’ series that I was yet to find and Zozetta, who hadn’t found any them, found them all. We then continued along Rheban Road for a little while to get a cache there that we hadn’t got yet, and then crossed over to the other side of the Prosser river to get caches in Orford, Louisville and Double Creek. We then went a bit further up the road to Triabunna to find the caches there, and then we made our way back towards Sorell, finding one more cache at Double Creek, a cache between Buckland and Runnymede, and then we finished off the days caching with another find near Sorell. In total we had eighteen finds and no DNFs.
We were a bit confused by the hint, but ended up with a quick find. Fantastic views as well.
Thanks for the cache hoolahoopspink!
We were a bit confused by the hint, but ended up with a quick find. Fantastic views as well.
Thanks for the cache hoolahoopspink!
We're spending a few days in Orford doing the nearby TTSS caches and just generally looking around.
This morning we explored this area and found this cache while there.
TFTC
This morning we explored this area and found this cache while there.
TFTC
This one took longer than it should have. Pleased to find it in the end. Fabulous walk along the clifftops.
Wow!!! What a view!!! 
Found with catnap777 on our Geocaching holiday toTassie doing what we love doing most. [:X]
After being chased South a little early by the weather, catnap777 and I just set up camp down there for a little while longer which suited us just fine.
We had a lot of geocaching business down Hobart way, and as far south as you can go, but now that much of the water up north had subsided, it was time to head back up there via the East Coast and via these amazing cliff tops.
TFTC hoolahoopspink.
Every cache we visited in Tassie added to the joys of our holiday adventure finding caches in every county on the main Island during our 10 day visit. [^]
Found with catnap777 on our Geocaching holiday toTassie doing what we love doing most. [:X]
After being chased South a little early by the weather, catnap777 and I just set up camp down there for a little while longer which suited us just fine.
We had a lot of geocaching business down Hobart way, and as far south as you can go, but now that much of the water up north had subsided, it was time to head back up there via the East Coast and via these amazing cliff tops. TFTC hoolahoopspink.
Every cache we visited in Tassie added to the joys of our holiday adventure finding caches in every county on the main Island during our 10 day visit. [^]
I have grouped this traditional cache generic log pertaining to each CO. I shall only deviate from the generic if there was an issue with the cache .
I would like to thank all of you for your time and effort in placing and maintaining your caches, and this generic log has nothing to do with disrespecting your time in placing them out there, as it has to do with time restraints due to the great number of caches my partner dalerious and I signed here.
EACH and every cache we visited was special, and we thank you so much. Most were chosen to qualify for Challenge caches both here and on the mainland
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There are too many of you to name individually so please accept that I acknowledge you all and I am truly grateful for your contribution and understanding.
We had this trip to Tasmania on our wish list very soon after we met. The meticulous planning began a few months ago when we finally set a date to sail to a place that I had been before, but never cached, and for dalerious, a place he cached, but never really got to see the real beauty of this place, and all it's glory. God's country about sums it up.
We started our adventure in the North West and traversed the entire Island in 10 days. We thought the weather was going to thwart our plans, but all it did was change the itinerary a tad.
Where back home was flooding, we had mostly sunshine here; apart from the North of your lovely state, and our thoughts were with those who were affected both here and at home.
Caches here took us to extraordinary places; one's we will never forget.
We also got to meet some cachers; we can't wait to meet the rest.
.I would like to thank all of you for your time and effort in placing and maintaining your caches, and this generic log has nothing to do with disrespecting your time in placing them out there, as it has to do with time restraints due to the great number of caches my partner dalerious and I signed here.
EACH and every cache we visited was special, and we thank you so much. Most were chosen to qualify for Challenge caches both here and on the mainland
. There are too many of you to name individually so please accept that I acknowledge you all and I am truly grateful for your contribution and understanding
. We had this trip to Tasmania on our wish list very soon after we met. The meticulous planning began a few months ago when we finally set a date to sail to a place that I had been before, but never cached, and for dalerious, a place he cached, but never really got to see the real beauty of this place, and all it's glory. God's country about sums it up.
We started our adventure in the North West and traversed the entire Island in 10 days. We thought the weather was going to thwart our plans, but all it did was change the itinerary a tad.
Where back home was flooding, we had mostly sunshine here; apart from the North of your lovely state, and our thoughts were with those who were affected both here and at home.
Caches here took us to extraordinary places; one's we will never forget.
We also got to meet some cachers; we can't wait to meet the rest
.Amazing view! All contents nice and dry. Easy find. Hints were correct. TFTC!
Found the access point for this one and then made my way along the cliff top. I know it wasn't really that near the edge but I don't do edges so this one was a challenge, spectacular views though. Found the cache with the aid of the hint and a previous log. TFTC
Lovely cliff top walk behind all the houses to access this sea view cache. Quickly spotted, signed and enjoyed the awesome view. TFTC
Quick find here on this cracker of a morning . Top spot, great views. TFTC TNLNSL
The walk to this one at first made me think i was walking into people's front yards but it was quickly discovered that the path goes through there ha ha.
With impressive cliff drops below [keeping a safe distance from the edge] i was marveling at the view of Maria Island on my way up and back to this one [^]
A quick find and sign at 12:49 on the perfect Wednesday the 22nd of September 2021 with a 24oC temp to keep me in shorts [^] Love Spring!! [:x]
The cache and contents are good and dry.
TFTC hoolahoopspink
With impressive cliff drops below [keeping a safe distance from the edge] i was marveling at the view of Maria Island on my way up and back to this one [^]
A quick find and sign at 12:49 on the perfect Wednesday the 22nd of September 2021 with a 24oC temp to keep me in shorts [^] Love Spring!! [:x]
The cache and contents are good and dry.
TFTC hoolahoopspink
Found while exploring the area. Left wife to put kids to bed while dad cached. TFTC
Out for a caching day with tassietan.
She has already found this one but was happy to accompany us while we had a look.
An easy find. Its a great spot with fabulous views over Maria Island.
Thanks for the cache hoolahoopspink.
Left TB
She has already found this one but was happy to accompany us while we had a look.
An easy find. Its a great spot with fabulous views over Maria Island.
Thanks for the cache hoolahoopspink.
Left TB
Left Barilla Caravan Park thids morning for an East Coast caching smogasborg this week. Coffee time is looming, so we will grab a few to maximise our caching activity as we go. This will be the last for the afternoon as I feel the need for a beverage coming on. Excellent views. Not another soul in sight, and all good with the cache. Thanks for placing this one in a place worth visiting hoolahoopspink
After doing the TTSS Series we walked out to find this cache. Nice walk out
Thanks for the cache
Thanks for the cache
What a great view. Found with CoxFamily7310 on our last day on the East Coast as we head home. Thanks for placing the Cache here for us to enjoy.
I was passing through on my way to find a few more of the snake series when I made the stop to find this cache. It was a great walk along the cliff top with magnificent views as the weather today was perfect. Thank you for the cache which brought me here.
On a trip down to Orford to search for the Tasmanian Tiger Snake Series of caches in the Wielangta National Forest.
We found an access which led to a shorter and easier walk
Cache is in good condition and good co-ords led to a quick find
Thanks for the cache
We found an access which led to a shorter and easier walk
Cache is in good condition and good co-ords led to a quick find
Thanks for the cache
Found and gratefully so. I didn’t want to give up. Great beach. First time here. I’ve walked for miles. Loving it. TFTC
Stunning cliff top walk. You wouldn’t want to be scared of heights doing this one. Caught a glimpse of an animal scurrying among the cliff edge - obviously not an issue for it. Beautiful looking down into the chrystal clear water. Amazing! Thanks for bringing me on this walk hoolahoopspink.
Today I headed to Tasmania for a short visit to catch up with family and friends; my second trip to the state this year! I also scheduled some time for geocaching, with some particular target caches in mind.
After arriving in Hobart mid-afternoon, I picked up the hire car then headed towards Orford, primarily to do the TTSS letterbox series, and also to see some friends that live there. The main cache targets for the day were the ones along the Rheban Road between the Wietlanga Road and Spring Beach.
It looked like it might rain for most of the afternoon, but it fortunately amounted to nothing.
All of the target caches were found in good order and without any trouble. I also managed to pick up a few other opportunistic finds along the way.
Thanks hoolahoopspink for the cache.
After arriving in Hobart mid-afternoon, I picked up the hire car then headed towards Orford, primarily to do the TTSS letterbox series, and also to see some friends that live there. The main cache targets for the day were the ones along the Rheban Road between the Wietlanga Road and Spring Beach.
It looked like it might rain for most of the afternoon, but it fortunately amounted to nothing.
All of the target caches were found in good order and without any trouble. I also managed to pick up a few other opportunistic finds along the way.
Thanks hoolahoopspink for the cache.
A glorious day for a walk around the headland. Much stopping for photos and then on to the cache. Thanks for bringing us to this beautiful spot
Hi hoolahoopspink, thank you for placing this cache on the Cliff Top looking out over the bay. Walked along the beach and wandered up and up the lovely trail. At GZ it was a quick find nice container and all good and dry. A picture tells a thousand words.
Beautiful area and a great cache. Visiting from Cairns drinking up the coast and doing some caches on the way . Tftc
