This Side Carapooee, Victoria, Australia
By Tyred n Cranky on 19-Apr-17. Waypoint GC748M1

Thanks

Took tb to move on -Ginger's AdventureFound with earthlight

Found with The X-Trailers as we travelled the roads out of St Anaud.A great morning doing adv labs and locating caches.Definitely no horses on a track today.TFTC

LumpyJ found this one. Surprised a local hasn't evicted it! Lol. Tftc.

Quick find. Dropped a TB.

Decided to head up the highway for another day and to grab those caches I've been driving past on previous trips. Started here and headed south before taking a triangle direction.

Now for this one...again, managed to work it out and soon had the cache in hand.

Thanks for this one, as well as that one, Tyred n Cranky...

Forgot our swaps. Need to stock the car back up. Do love this quite roads

Found and logged
TFTC

tftc

Quick find. TFTC

Nice and easy.

Another quick find on the way to check out the pebble church. TFTC!
Cheers,
The Hancock Clan

Dromaniax needed to get their Caravan to their block in Moonambel so I offered the use of my geomobile (The Ginja Ninja, named because it is used for stealth caching attacks) to aid the project. Once the van was delivered we set up camp so the rest of the afternoon and even could be devoted to some caching.
A plan was formed with a mix of Adventure labs and caches heading to St Arnaurd for dinner.

Neither of us had cached along this road in previous trips to St Arnaud so it was a good chance for a few smileys.

We were obviously going the same way as the CO was planting these ones as the cache was indeed on this side.

Thank you Tyred n Cranky for the hide

Mr Sims_family and Mr Dromaniax had headed up to Moonambel to take the Dromaniax caravan to their property. It was decided that they would camp overnight at the property and do a little caching around the area.

So the caravan had been delivered at the tent and stretchers set up. As the Avoca pub was closed today it was decided we would head up to St Arnaud to check out dinner options there.

We decided to cache our way up to pick up caches neither of us had found on that trip.

Neither of us had cached up this round so it was a good choice for us to pick up a few smileys.

From That Side to This Side. A lovely quiet road for caching.

We found this cache in great condition.

Thank you for this Traditional cache Tyred n Cranky

We must have been travelling in the opposite direction to the COs as "This Side" was "That Side" when we pulled up. Accurate coordinates and a common style of hide led to a quick find. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks Tyred_n_Cranky for the cache.

TFTC
Visiting fam bam in Stuart Mill so grabbed a few on our way past.

Thank you for the cache

Find 2881
Nice quiet road to travel on. Nice sized cache found in good order. Log signed and all back safe again.
Thanks

TYFTC

Thanks for place the cache here.

Easy find and a quick drive by.
TFTC

Made a last minute decision to hitch up the GeoPod and take off for an overnight getaway to target some caches on some roads less travelled. Another quick find on the way home. Chunk was assigned the duty of retrieving this one. TFTC Tyred n Cranky.

Hi there Tyred n Cranky.

We found your cache **"This Side"** at 12:11:00 PM today. (This makes our find count 24525).

We started the day off by nominating a cache near our camp site and then took a route that was mostly determined by the next closest cache according to our GPS. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip around the area & ended up finding quite a variety of container types, and sizes hidden along our route.

We found 21 caches today & DNF'd 1. Without geocaching as our guide we would never have found so many interesting places on our nomadic travels around Australia.

**Coordinate Accuracy:** We found the cache around 2m from where the GPS said we should be looking.
**Cache Condition:** The container and log book are in good shape.
**Took:** Nothing.
**Left:** A Smiley Badge.

Thanks for the hunt today,

Regards

Ian & Penny.

Thanks for a quick cache find whilst camping nearby with Roaming Howie.

We’ve been camping at teddington hut for the long weekend and ducked out for a short afternoon cache session. Completed this little side road trail before looping back to camp for dinner. All caches in good order. Thanks for the hides.

Having visited That Side we now visited This side. TFTC

Now that the Mega was over, there was still more caching to be had so I joined up with fellow Canberra geobuddies kittykatch, Smittengranny and Joolay, AKA Capital Crunchers.

Nice quick find on our geo drive!

Thanks for the hide, Tyred n Cranky

This afternoon Capital Crunchers, Joolay, Kittykatch, Specimen X and I decided to grab a few more caches. This was one of them. TFTC SL

Up in St Arnauds for the Mega and looking forward to picking up the caches around.
Will be signed Capital crunchers. Found with Kittykatch, Specimen X and Smittengranny.
Unless otherwise stated cache is in good condition.
TFTC

Found today with the Capital Crunchers while attending the St Arnaud Mega

TFTC Tyred n Cranky

This weekend was the St. Arnaud Mega event and I was looking forward to hitting the road for a few days doing some flat out caching, visiting many new and amazing places and catching up with lots of caching friends. The event was a great success and heaps of fun. The caches provided by the local cachers were, in many cases, absolutely mind blowing (FUF009 caches most notably). All in all it was a great weekend, very warm weather and lots of caches found.
Cache found and log signed. TFTC.

Found during a trip to St Arnaud to attend the Mega event.

FeatherWaite, gridge98 and I left Adelaide on the Thursday, taking a circuitous, but scenic route to St Arnaud to pick up a few caches in some other Victorian LGAs. We met up with Freddo and Davidwazza at the event that evening and teamed up to complete a couple more caches that night together before camping out of town.

Over the next three days we cached very solidly in and around St Arnaud, finding a diverse range of Traditional, Multi, Unknown, Virtual, Letterbox, Wherigo and Earthcaches as well as attending all the events associated with the Mega. We also managed to complete all the Lab caches over the weekend. Logbooks were signed D.E.F.F.98 (Davidwazza, e.gregory1, FeatherWaite, Freddo and gridge98).

On the Sunday afternoon, after the final GIFF event, FeatherWaite and I began making our way back to Adelaide, picking up a couple of caches before camping in the Little Desert NP. The following day we continued towards home with a side visit to Mount Rescue to pick up a few caches along the tracks there.

Thanks to all the cache owners for placing and maintaining the caches. They included a huge variety of containers, hides and puzzles, many of which were very clever and/or amusing and had obviously taken considerable time and effort to construct. Thanks also to all those who organised the Mega and the associated events. I’ll be looking forward to the Mega at Millicent in South Australia next Easter!

Found on the trails.

Twelve months ago as we finished the Parkville Mega we were advised by someone that the next Victorian Mega event would be held in Saint Arnold. Somebody else told us that the Mega event would be held in Saint Arnood. And then another said that Saint Arned was the Mega event venue. Who should I believe? Struggling to understand the English language at the best of time. Freddo speaks two languages, Australian and Bad English.
Move forward a year. There is a cluster of events, including a MEGA event, at this town called St Arnaud burning a hole in my GPSr. The big white Pay Hero is loaded with GPSr, TOTT and camping gear and we headed east with a collaboration of like minded South Australian colleagues. DavidWazza, e.gregory1, Featherwaite, freddo and Gridge98 make team DEFF98.
Thursday: 5am event at a bakery in North Adelaide. The bed wetter team meets and says that this is way too early. Travel 500km east for the Thursday evening event. Freddo gets a prize. I am no mug. Camping in the bush under the stars.
Friday: Up early and headed out on the trails. And then back to our campground for a CITO! I am sure we did not make that much mess last night. More trails and 200 caches find for the day including a cluster of caches where freddo left DNA. More bush camping after a great meal in the Sporting Club.
Saturday: Up early for an event. Who puts an event on at 8am. Damn South Australians that’s who. After the event it was back on the trails and the Pay Hero is getting dustier and dustier. Found some awesome caches. Freddo the metallurgist was very impressed with the welding. Quality fabrication. And then another CITO. This time at the dump. Plenty of rubbish here. Some of it good stuff. Can I take some home? And finally a giant queue for a free meal. Nothing attracts a crowd like a free meal. The moment of the evening was receiving a Hall of Fame nomination. That prize is going straight to the pool room.
Sunday: Another night camping in the bush. Some fabulous night caches walks were undertaken. Night caching is a special form of entertainment. We spent the day cruising around picking up the left over unfound caches and meeting heaps of new friends. Boycotted the GIFF event since it did not show the freddo film “Cache Confusion” https://vimeo.com/372568752. One minute and forty four seconds of your life you won’t get back. A quick speech and it was back on the road for home. Well Horsham. More camping. This time by a river.
Monday: Caches around Horsham and following the Duke’s Highway back to Adelaide. Time for a shower for this smelly geocacher. An exhausted chocolate frog slept well.

We came, we cached, we ate, we slept; repeat for five days of fun and dust.

Easter 2020 sees South Australia hosting the next Easter big MEGA event, GeoVenture 2020 at Millicent. GC82DAN. Check it out. We would love to see you there.

Found during a trip to St Arnaud to attend the 2019 Victorian Mega event. The weekend was spent primarily with e.gregory1, FeatherWaite, Freddo, and gridge98 as we geocached around the vicinity of St Arnaud. All of the events and CITOs were attended, we completed the available adventure labs and lab caches available at the showgrounds, many of the creative trails were gasped at their construction, and interesting puzzles were solved and collected during the weekend.

We all left on Thursday in two separate cars, and met up at the evening event, before finding a camp spot for the night in a very CITO location. On Friday, we targeted the StARS (St Arnaud Ramble Series) and the higher quality, well-constructed geocaches that were famous here in St Arnaud, and got lucky with the 2019 published series that we managed to snag FTFs on. Sunday had us continuing to find the other sets of high-quality caches around the neighbouring town parks, the challenge series, before spending a few hours at geocaching HQ participating in the labs that had been published. The event was also great to see some of the South Australians honoured with geocaching life awards (in amongst everyone on the list). Our final day, Sunday, had us do a big loop finishing off our geocache collection, driving all the way out to Kooreh and around via Stuart Mill, walking the conservation park at Mount Gowar, and finishing off at the GIFF event. A massive weekend that turned out to be a great mega! Thanks to all those who organised the Mega and the associated events. The variety between the local high-quality caches, the new series placed by the mega team, and those who needed to be around for the labs and main centre fielding questions was appreciated immensely.

Today with our final day in St Arnaud, we went east and south focusing on some of the *Original Road* series, and the various geocaches that were placed along these routes. This cache was one of these found as we headed towards Stuart Mill. The cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache. The logbook was signed as DEFF98 (Davidwazza, e.gregory1, FeatherWaite, Freddo, and gridge98).

On this side, heading to that side!
TNLNSL
Thanks

Found as part of our trip to the St Arnaud Mega event. On Day 1, e.gregory1, gridge98 and I left Adelaide on the Thursday morning, straight after the Earlybirds event in North Adelaide. We travelled a long and circuitous route via Bordertown, Nhil and Warracknabeal to find caches in 5 additional Victorian LGAs that I had yet to visit (namely Buloke, Loddon, [Greater Bendigo - I’d previously visited], Mt Alexander, Hepburn and Central Goldfields). On Days 2-4 we met up with Freddo and Davidwazza. As a group we systematically completed each of the many series around St Arnaud and found all other caches along the way, signing the logbooks as DEFF98 (Davidwazza, e.gregory1, Freddo, Featherwaite and gridge98), as well as attending the events and completing the Lab caches. After the Mega, e.gregory1 and I headed back to Adelaide camping out in Little Desert NP overnight. On Day 5 we had intended picking up caches around Mundulla and Mount Monster but a last minute change of plans saw us head into Ngarkat CP instead, for a solid drive and a few extra rewarding cache finds. Many thanks to all the cache owners for placing the huge variety of caches around St Arnaud and to all those who organised the Mega and the fantastic weekend away. Thanks for the cache Tyred n Cranky!

We detoured down south to finish off the last few caches down here, cache was found all in good order

What a big trip this was! I headed over to St Arnaud for the 2019 Victorian mega with e.gregory1, Davidwazza, Featherwaite and Freddo for the long weekend.
The weekend was filled with a lot of finds ranging in puzzles, a few events and some very well constructed hides around the area.

Day 1: I headed over with e.gregory1 and featherwaite, with the aim to collect some unfound LGAs for the guys, with only a 500km drive to the mega from home we added an extra 450km to the trip by going over to Bendigo and further south exploring some regional towns, overall we added an extra 6 LGAs with only 18 finds for the day. Was great to see some of the interesting little towns and what they had to offer for future visits.

Day 2: As a group we hit the trails in St Arnaud as a group signing the logbooks as DEFF98 (Davidwazza, e.gregory1, Freddo, featherwaite and gridge98) to save a lot of room in the logbook. We started off with the geoart Stars and thought it would take most of the day, as we finished it in 2.5 hours we were a bit surprised so hit the well constructed caches in the south of the town in the bush throwing a CITO in the mix. All the caches were amazing and something you don’t see anywhere else. Adding in 15 FTFs along the way with: everlasting, crank1 and Pwola. The evening settled in and we headed into town for a buffet dinner and a catch up with some familiar faces.

Day 3:
After attending the GV2020 event for the morning we set off to hit the last of the trails left in town of the metal containers, followed by the challenges for the mega as well as quite a few trads around the back roads. We ended the day by having a go at the lab caches at the mega then off to the CITO. I don't think I have ever seen so mant people at a tip before. Topped off the day with an evening event.

Day 4: By today the town was almost cleaned out and only a few caches to find, so we did the last few caches within a rough 15km radius driving around finding the odd cache here and there. The GIFF was finished off the mega so we decided to head to Horsham for the evening.

Day 5: After leaving our camp site for the morning, we cached for the morning around Horsham collecting a few grads and a well earned swim. Then made the long drive back home to Adelaide.

Thanks to all the COs for their cache placements and the Geocaching Victoria crew for organising a fantastic weekend away.

So we have been , grabbed a few caches and kisses and hugged goodbye to ur dear friends honeysucker. After a quick coffee and a kiss and hug - we hit the road to head home.
This was another green turned to a smiley - grabbed. Signed and replaced.
TFTC
TFTM

Staying in Maryborough with family and travelling to the MEGA each day. Taking a different route each day.
Getting good at these.
TFTC

TFTC

We found this side today. I’m glad Mr. 4Moule retrieved this one today, his stature came in handy!

13376 Found and Logged at 6:57:00 AM
A great day out and about caching while in St Arnaud
Thanks for the cache Tyred n Cranky
Lgoody

Driving around the area picking up random caches while at the Mega event TFTC

Staying in Avoca while the mega is on and collecting caches either on the way or coming back from St Arnaud. Signed as Team JAR - joojoo57, Aussie Liahona and Richmond Lad. Thanks to the COs for placing and maintaining these caches for us to come and find.

Glad to hear you have the sense to take the quieter road when riding your bikes. We enjoyed driving on the quieter road when coming to find this cache. And, find it we did and we gladly signed the log. Thanks Tyred n Cranky for placing and maintainting it for the pleasure of others.
Cheers and happy caching!

Attending the St Arnaud Mega Event ,and visiting the district and other towns/villages in our caching travels. Found caches along the way. Signed log and returned cache to where found. Thank you to all CO's for placement of the caches. TFTC.

With pwala and crank1 at St Arnaud Mega, enjoyed the puzzle, multi, adventure lab, wherigo etc...
Signed the log Thanks for the cache and hide

15 Nov 2019: Streak Day #260/366 (1 March 2019 - 29 February 2020). Caching day at St Arnaud during the Mega Event. Found your cache. Thanks Tyred n Cranky for the fun and placing it.

Stayed at St Arnaud for Mega week and enjoyed with different caches Found your cache today. Tyred n Cranky, thank you so much for placing it.

Finishing off a little series that I started some months ago. This one was not too hard.

This Cache:

Staying in Stuart Mill we decided to go for a caching run to grab some easy ones on the first night. This was one of them and was a nice quick find with DSD. ZQX decided to sit these caches out and relaxed back at our accomodation instead.

Thanks!

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Today:

After finally getting leave approved for the 2019 St Arnaud event, it was time to get underway from Canberra on the Thursday morning, 5am departure!

Myself, DSD and ZQX teamed up for an eventful weekend filled with caching and many km’s including dozens of towns and counties I have never been through before!

We drove all the way from Canberra to St Arnaud today, grabbing a couple caches along the way including a lunch time event in Bendigo, before arriving in time for the dinner event near the mega site. We managed to grab almost every cache type today alone, targeting interesting ones along the way.

Thanks to all the CO’s for today

After arriving in st Arnaud and setting up camp, the caching continued with iloook4geo. It was a fun afternoon and we found all the caches that we had on the list. This was one that we found, the log soon had two more names noted on it and all was put back into place before we moved on. Many thanks go to Tyred n Cranky for placing so many of the caches we found around St Arnaud today.

It was a travel day today and time to head towards St Arnaud along with goingplaces2. Found some caches along the way and enjoyed the hunt. Thanks for these finds goes to each CO.

Found this cache with ZQX Loci612 on the way to the Mega Event. Signed DSD or Darkside or Darksidedan depending on the size of the cache. Thanks for the cache and the adventure.

Caching in the area we picked up a few caches and this was one of them.

Cache and contents were in good condition.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

Lacey will have to grow a bit before she can reach this one!! Great find, retrieved TB, tftc

Another quick find on our way to Stuart Mill
TFTC Tyred n Cranky

After having a very hectic time at home over the last couple of weeks we decided to get away from it all and do a bit of caching by ourselves and as we had solved all of the Stars series here and also to get a few caches out of the way before the mega to give us more time to socialize.

We also decided to take the back road not because it was a nice quiet road to cycle on but because there were caches along here to find.
There wasn't a postie in sight today so we had the place to ourselves so we headed off to gz full of confidence and we were rewarded again with the cache right where the GPSr said that it should be and the log book now contains our name.

Thanks again Tyred n Cranky for the cache.

After a big weekend caching in the St Arnaud area we're making our way towards Ballarat caching as we go. The weather's perfect, we don't have to go to work and there are heaps of caches to choose from, life's good. A quick find when we reached GZ. TFTC

After a long weekend at St Arnaud it was time to head back home but not before I grabbed a few more caches in the area.

A quick find. TNLN. TFTC

*29 Sep 2019, Found @ 12:47 pm, Find # 9987.*

Day 3 of the St.Arnaud pre Mega road trip on this long weekend with biggles1024.
We were now heading for home but time was allowed to make some sight detours and stop along the way to make more finds, this was one of them.
It wasn't this side, it was the other side for us.
So I headed over to the other side and found the cache in the first place I looked.

**Thanks to Tyred n Cranky for placing this cache.**

**29 Sep 2019, 12:47:12 AEST
Find #3924**
**Traditional Cache Find #2560**

We were now making our way out of town and towards our respective homes, but there was still time for more caches.

SL TFTC

**Thank-you to Tyred n Cranky for placing this geocache**

Our third day in St Arnaud for geocaching and birding. We found the cache without a problem and signed the log. Skies were grey with a little rain at times and a little cool. TFTC

A great size hide with plenty of swaps. LeeLee could just reach this one.
Great to see caches like this.
Thanks Tyred n Cranky

Day 2 of a school holiday caching getaway in St Arnaud.

Busy this morning collecting the event puzzle geoart - but the rain got too hard, so we thought we would hit the bitumen this afternoon and collect some trads and other puzzles we had solved.

No sooner had we hit the bitumen that the weather cleared up!

Little Miss Tess really liked your caches down the Stuart Mill Low Road Tyred n Cranky as they were all big containers with lots of swaps.

A bit after this cache we saw something usual at the motorbike track.. we had to do a You-ee and come back to take a photo - a stunt jump made out of an old van.

Thanks for the family friendly caches.

Found on 7th May and forgot to log it. Logged with hembee under R&B. TFTC

Mr Riddell had to do retrieval as Mrs Riddell found herself a little vertically challenged.
TFTC

Found at 1:13 PM GAFF1.
There are some impressive swaps in these caches - I'm guessing a lot of money has been invested!
Thanks Tyred n Cranky

Tftc another great hide

St Arnaud Day 3 our last day here, staying at the caravan park
After lunch we decided to do a drive around the country side as a change. We enjoyed the various locations we visted, a nice way to tour the region.
Thanks for placing this cache Tyred n Cranky

The co ords were spot on allowing for a quick find, thank you.

A lovely area which will be a great place for the mega. Logged as R&H. We were not only ones out caching today. Met up with Riddell along the way.
TFT

A quick find while staying in Maryborough for a few days.TFTC

The long weekend approached and as I was up here for the event in January and I noticed all of the caches up here and was told by numerous cachers that there are some high quality caches to be found so I decided to spend the weekend up this way.
Caching around the outskirts of town taking all of the back roads before hitting town.
Now that I have found This Side I must keep going to find that side.
A nice quiet road today.
Thanks Tyred n Cranky TFTC

I had a few days off, so what better place to head than St Arnaud for some quality cache finding, I had a great time finding caches over three days and even caught up with some good friends while in the area. I cant wait to return for the Mega, this is My second visit to the area and it certainly offers some of the best hides in the state.

Thanks Tyred n Cranky for the cache.

Found on our trip around Vic to avoid the heat with Roostaman.
Thanks for the cache Tyred n Cranky,
***MrsRoosta***

**# 23681** Found on our Feb 'Escape the northern heat' trip.
And now a cool day for a drive around while at St Arnaud.
Not many muggles around these roads today. .
All good safe hides and mainly quick finds.
Thanks for the cache Tyred n Cranky,
***Roostaman***

**Found with The Empire on a 40°+ day.**

We decided to get an early start and find some of the many caches which continued late into the afternoon. St A almost cleaned out - Until the Mega

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.
-P

*Took*: Nothing
*Left*: Nothing
Stamped Log

Found by The Empire with Snap Happy
Here for the '10 Months to the Saint Arnaud Event', event this afternoon. We decided to get an early start and find some cool caches, after the event we were able to keep on caching long into the afternoon. I dropped some rare pathtags in some random caches today. Thanks for the cache Tyred n Cranky.
- M

TFTC. Signed and returned.
A nice easy find.

TFTC. We decided to go for a drive today before the heat got too much later in the week. First stop Redbank and then on to Stuart Mill and a small circle back along the highway to collect a few Original Road Puzzles before heading back to Maryborough.
Seeing we had found That Side we thought we should stop for This Side as well.

Found it with the Warrens

TFTC found with Daley Events

Day 11 of our epic 12 day / 10 night trek to the Parkville Mega in Melbourne.
The constant was my travel companions for the entire trip, - Anymules and S.A. Sewer Rats.
We had set up digs in Bealiba for our three night stay. [8)]
Today our target was to cache our way to St. Arnaud and do the Bush Wander and Out & About series. Off course there would always be a few others whilst passing. [8)]

Today it was us stopping and finding the cache.

**Thanks Tyred n Cranky for this cache. **

Travelling with brisal5 and Anymules.
Today we were off to St Arnaund.
a quick stop and find.
Signed BAS!

Thanks for the cache tigersden.
Found on 22 Nov 2018 at 9:13 am.
Find #7791

Heading home from the Parkeville Mega but had to come to St Arnaud to do this years caches. A warm day and again you have excelled yourself with the cache containers. TFTC. A lot of favourites here.

A small detour on my way to the Parkville Mega event...
TFTC Tyred n Cranky

Day 2 of our weekend in St Arnaud and on our way home after a fantastic weekend of catching up with friends and finding some amazing caches. Thanks Tyred n Cranky

After returning from the early morning foray to Donald to attend the Brekky event there and to collect the local caches in that town, I had some lunch before I again joined forces with the ever delightful Bushfire for an afternoon of caching around the St Arnaud area. It was a mixed bag, collecting some for Bushfire that I had found, and some for me that he had found but mostly others that we were both seeking And this one was on this side TFTC Tyred and Cranky

Google is not my friend anymore due to having my email address locked last Wednesday night and not getting it back until a few days ago.
This caused me a lot of hassles during my caching trip to St Arnaud last weekend by not receiving any notifications of new caches and having to rely on my mates and some of them had problems with the Telstra coverage but we got there in the end.
Adding to my problems I am now many days behind in my logging so it will a generic log for the most part.
Also on returning home my printer decided to go to sleep.
A week later I think everything including my tablet is back to normal, so phone, tablet and computer are all finally working as you would expect them to.
It is interesting to note the number of geocaching folk who head up to St Arnaud to attend this weekend seems to increase in numbers each year and how far away they have to go for accommodation thus the reason I book ahead each year.
Today I am accompanied by my good friend au.fait as we ventured up to Donald to clean out that area and then returned back to St Arnaud for lunch. Afterwards we headed down this way as every time I am passing I have the caravan on behind so have not ventured down this section of road. My old saying "Expect the unexpected" came true along here.
Thanks Tyred n Cranky for placing this cache.

Cool . Sunny 18°
Found with sorceysal. TFTC Cheers

Attending the St Arnaud lunchtime event for another year we took advantage of the great weather to hit up the new trail.
Home time and the last couple on the back way to Stuart Mill.
Thanks for the hide.

Found with McAdie and Jelly_bean14.
I had a great time finding these geocaches while up at St Arnaud.
So cool! Thanks for making and hiding them.

Found with McAdie and Geo_Eddie.
It was such a nice day for driving around and finding geocaches.
The containers were all so cool.
Thanks for hiding them for us to find.

This would be a good cycling road so I am not surprised you favour it.
The postie has a few stops to make at these intersections along here
Thanks Tyred n Cranky

Well now I have been to all sides and down the middle and I am not a postie.
Thanks for the chance to travel on this road and relive last week ends ride Tyred n Cranky

A well stocked cache. Looks like some was here not ling ago. Tftc

Another find, Geodog Nipper is certainly getting a lot of exercise today TFTC.

A few days off so BettyBoo3747 and I decided to head to St Arnaud. It is not often that I'm not working on this event weekend, but this one coincided with my day's off.
Day one and we travelled from Willy to St Arnaud. We started a bit of caching on this side of Ballarat, and finished off with the LP trail by deadly treadlies in the afternoon.

This side, that side, wish you would make up your minds!
A nice little series and good sized caches along a quiet back road.
We can see why you would like riding along here compared with the highway.
Thanks, Robmc.