The Burnt Out Log Sawyers Valley, Western Australia, Australia
By
Willissk on 19-Jun-17. Waypoint GC77FVC
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Logs
Find 11 of 27 on a a fantastic day out, riding from Mundaring to Chidlow and back on the Kep Track on a perfect blue sky day.All good here.TFTC Willissk!
We found that little pipe tube ... bit damp inside but still signed the log thanks
The container had leaked, and the slip of paper was damp with a touch of mould. We dried it out and returned it
Walked from the other end of the Railway track, nice walk, good find for the kids!
Found the road in and made a quick park and grab. Out and about caching with the MICKS crew. TFTH!
Made this a bit harder than it should have been but still got a quick find.
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Another day out and about with the MICKS and today we headed up to the hills as some of the team had a meeting to finalise some of the activities for WAGB in a few weeks.
Managed to always find myself in a car when the heavy rain came down and enjoyed the cooler weather as we walked through the bush.
By the time I called it a day I’d managed 30 finds, 1 adventure lab, 1 challenge signed & 0 DNF’s.
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Thanks Willissk for placing The Burnt Out Log for me and others to find.
I added my name to the log at 13:02 on 6/5/2023.
This is find number 7115 for me.
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Another day out and about with the MICKS and today we headed up to the hills as some of the team had a meeting to finalise some of the activities for WAGB in a few weeks.
Managed to always find myself in a car when the heavy rain came down and enjoyed the cooler weather as we walked through the bush.
By the time I called it a day I’d managed 30 finds, 1 adventure lab, 1 challenge signed & 0 DNF’s.
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Thanks Willissk for placing The Burnt Out Log for me and others to find.
I added my name to the log at 13:02 on 6/5/2023.
This is find number 7115 for me.
The MICKs have decided it was time for a caching adventure north of the river to find a few caches that have been on their radar for awhile. Today we managed to find a great variety of caches.Thanks to the CO’s for placing for our enjoyment.
The MICKS team is making the use of a cooler day hitting certain caches in the east. Cache was found and logged.
Cheers
Cheers
This is my 4595 find.
Thank you Willissk for placing and maintaining this cache.
Geology rocks but Geography is where it’s at!
(I’m not a geologist I just like puns)
Out and about picking up some caches along the KEP Trail, glad to avenge a previous DNF from a couple of years back TFTC
Great day for some caching! Thanks for placing this series - we are working through it slowly
I had an RDO today and thought it was about time to venture up here and find some of the caches in the area.
G’day there Willissk, I was in this area today and found your cache The Burnt Out Log GC77FVC. Our name was added to the log book at 5:44 am on 29 November 2021. A huge thanks to you for placing this cache here for us (and others) to find!
We took up Geocaching on 3 March 2013 and this cache brings our total find count to - 12868.
G’day there Willissk, I was in this area today and found your cache The Burnt Out Log GC77FVC. Our name was added to the log book at 5:44 am on 29 November 2021. A huge thanks to you for placing this cache here for us (and others) to find!
We took up Geocaching on 3 March 2013 and this cache brings our total find count to - 12868.
Found while walking the next part of the KEP with MitchDem, lovely morning for it. Nice easy find, TFTC
Quick easy find whilst staying at Amaroo with the hubby. Signed in lippy as strangely had no pen on me. Tftc
Didn't find it this time. Will try again in better light. Don't fancy sticking my hand in a hollow log in the dark.
Out to finish some series and hides in Mundaring. Quick find here, thanks for the hide.
Now into our last week of camphosting at Beelu National Park and today megawat60 and I grabbed the geobikes to go towards Helena Valley and some more of the KEP Track. Happy to find this one, although I would call it a micro. TFTC.
Out ‘n about with m4yb getting a few caches.
Def not a small! Thankfully she found it after I’d dissmissed that spot.
Thanks for the hide and Willissk.
Def not a small! Thankfully she found it after I’d dissmissed that spot.
Thanks for the hide and Willissk.
Decided to spend some long overdue time out on The Kep Track picking up some caches.
TFTC Willissk this is find # 8440 for us.
TFTC Willissk this is find # 8440 for us.
Easy Find, the log book inside was a little bit damp and wet.. couldn’t sign it so here’s a picture of proof that we found it
10/07/2019 Found with my boys our first one tge log is wet and couldnt sign it. Thank you for the adventure
Sad to say, but all good things must come to an end, or so they say!! Found this one early Monday morning after packing up camp and hitting the road for towards home, making a rather long day of it, stopping here, there and everywhere, hunting down smileys along the way. Found this one in the first place I looked, missed it, then did a second lap, doh!! Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for the rest of us to come and find Willissk.
PS This cache is a micro, not a small, as it is definitely less than 100ml internal volume, as per the guidelines.
PS This cache is a micro, not a small, as it is definitely less than 100ml internal volume, as per the guidelines.
Got it. It was at the first place we looked but was smaller than we though and we over looked it. Eventually got it...
Over from Canberra with Grimraider, Kittykatch and Smittengranny for the West Australia Goes Big event. First time visiting over here and very excited to be out and about. We ventured into the bush to start the FOTT series and looking forward to completing this. Lots of work getting here but now to enjoy. TFTC
Apologies for the generic logs. Another fabulous day in sunny WA. Great weather, great caches and great company again thanks to GrimRaider (Chauffeur extraordinaire), Kittykatch (Team Leader) and Joolay (cacher with built in GPS).
We started the day in Mt Helena and found 7 caches in the area before breakfast at Mundaring. Completely revitalised we took off for our planned attack on the FOTT series starting at GC83EAR and virtually travelled southwards with a few sidetracks. Having finished today's planned 52 caches, we became a bit carried away and started some of tomorrow's as well as we were keen to see the T5 caches. We were soon travelling back to Northam where we registered before logging some caches and returning for dinner.
Thanks again to the COs of this wonderful series. All caches were found to be in good condition with good coordinates and were signed, or stamped, as Capital Crunchers.
We started the day in Mt Helena and found 7 caches in the area before breakfast at Mundaring. Completely revitalised we took off for our planned attack on the FOTT series starting at GC83EAR and virtually travelled southwards with a few sidetracks. Having finished today's planned 52 caches, we became a bit carried away and started some of tomorrow's as well as we were keen to see the T5 caches. We were soon travelling back to Northam where we registered before logging some caches and returning for dinner.
Thanks again to the COs of this wonderful series. All caches were found to be in good condition with good coordinates and were signed, or stamped, as Capital Crunchers.
Found today with the Capital Crunchers team, here for the WA Goes Big Event. We picked up a few before heading to the FOTT trail. TFTC
On the way up to the WAGB19 event collecting a few smileys on the way tftc
The log is damp and falling apart , I’ve signed it the best I can
The log is damp and falling apart , I’ve signed it the best I can
Found in the last spot we searched but it turned out to be right in front of us. Cache is fine but the log reaks. Still signable but we hurried. Didn’t have time to leave out to dry. Tftc, willissk.
Enjoying the trail on the geobikes. Sorry to say the log is mush (not the burnt out one). TFTC.
Found it. TFTC Willissk. Teamed up with ullyssia and papillon367 to form the "A Team"
We had another attempt at more of the Kep Track. Chidlow to Mundaring with a few others included. A great day to blow the dust of the deadly treadly and enjoy the fresh air. This was a reasonably easy find
We had another attempt at more of the Kep Track. Chidlow to Mundaring with a few others included. A great day to blow the dust of the deadly treadly and enjoy the fresh air. This was a reasonably easy find
Today was a perfect day for another bite at the Kep track with ullyssia and Photo-Play, starting in Chidlow and finishing in Mundaring. This was a fairly quick find but the log is quite wet. Thank you for the cache Willissk.
Thank you! Out cycling on the Kep Track with Photo-Play and papillon367. Happy to make the find here.
Coordinates changed from:
S 31° 53.442 E 116° 12.454
Coordinates changed to:
S 31° 53.449 E 116° 12.457
Distance from original: 45.4 feet or 13.9 meters.
Cache coordinates updated
S 31° 53.442 E 116° 12.454
Coordinates changed to:
S 31° 53.449 E 116° 12.457
Distance from original: 45.4 feet or 13.9 meters.
Cache coordinates updated
Coordinates changed from:
S 31° 53.449 E 116° 12.457
Coordinates changed to:
S 31° 53.429 E 116° 12.457
Distance from original: 122.0 feet or 37.2 meters.
Coordinates updated after shire resurfaced the gravel track
S 31° 53.449 E 116° 12.457
Coordinates changed to:
S 31° 53.429 E 116° 12.457
Distance from original: 122.0 feet or 37.2 meters.
Coordinates updated after shire resurfaced the gravel track
Could not for the life of me find this one. Not on on or around the two burnt out logs and couldn’t see any others close by.
Thanks iluvtrekking for replacement the cache. Signed the log. Thanks Willissk
We took the liberty of replacing this one for Willissk. It is now a green plastic tube hidden as per the description. The Burnt Out Log and cache can be found at S31 53.429 1E16 12.457