Edithburgh, South Australia, Australia
By
equipe de cinq on 10-Jun-17. Waypoint GC77K4G
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Logs
Today StreetWalkerNZ and I are exploring Yorketown and some localities further east, using caches as our tour guide.Noticed the fav points, and the size (large), so couldn't pass it by. Ha-ha. Not sure what I was expecting, but certainly not this. I can't believe this has remained unmolested for so long! TFTC.
A short trip today after a frustrating fishing trip was cut short by weather. Great to see a large cache no matter what shape it takes. Found the dismantled cache and log under the tree. Everything was dry so reassembled everything. Thanks for the unusual cache equipe de cinq.
Is that real or fake? Mmm very cool. Out doing the mosaic walk with Kayche23 and molly squib. Tftc
Found with Clive Staples and Squib Esquire on the mosaic walk! MerryCache-mas! Tftc
Goldy is returning to Yorke Peninsula with a friend, who has recently signed up for geocaching under the name "goldyscacheelf".We are exploring the eastern side of Yorkes before heading to Marion Bay for the night.I'm showing him the ropes on caching, as he is still new to the game.We are grabbing more large caches hidden by LB in the TOY series, as well as a jasmer spot I need.This wasn't part of the TOY series but a large one nonetheless. After eating lunch nearby, we swung by to check it out. The favourite points were noted, so I was curious to see it. It was definitely not what I was expecting it to be.My friend was pretty taken back by it. Pretty cool cache.Thanks equipe de cinq for this traditional cache, which brings Goldy's total find count to 3864 on the 3rd of December 2023.CITO's are a brilliant way to help keep our community area's clean. The Earth is our playing field and we need to protect it! Always be sure to cache the "leave no trace" way!**South Australia is the place be for GCA1DNA - February 29th, 2024 in Adelaide! Hope to see you at The Great Leap Forward!****Only 88 days to go!**
Found on a daily walk while staying at Edithburgh for the week. Did the walk from Edithburgh to Sultana Point with the pooch. There lived a certain man in Russia long agoHe was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glowMost people look at him with terror and with fearBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dearHe could preach the Bible like a preacherFull of ecstasy and fireBut he also was the kind of teacherWomen would desireHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyThere lived a certain man in Russia long agoHe was big and strong, in his eyes a flaming glowMost people look at him with terror and with fearBut to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dearHe could preach the Bible like a preacherFull of ecstasy and fireBut he also was the kind of teacherWomen would desireRa-ra-RasputinLover of the Russian queenThere was a cat that really was goneRa-ra-RasputinRussia's greatest love machineIt was a shame how he carried onHe ruled the Russian land and never mind the CzarBut the kazachok he danced really wunderbarIn all affairs of state he was the man to pleaseBut he was real great when he had a girl to squeezeFor the queen he was no wheeler dealerThough she'd heard the things he'd doneShe believed he was a holy healerWho would heal her sonRa-ra RasputinLover of the Russian queenThere was a cat that really was goneRa-ra RasputinRussia's greatest love machineIt was a shame how he carried onBut when his drinking and lustingAnd his hunger for powerBecame known to more and more peopleThe demands to do somethingAbout this outrageous manBecame louder and louderHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, heyHey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey"This man's just got to go", declared his enemiesBut the ladies begged, "Don't you try to do it, please"No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charmsThough he was a brute, they just fell into his armsThen one night some men of higher standingSet a trap, they're not to blame"Come to visit us", they kept demandingAnd he really cameRa-ra RasputinLover of the Russian queenThey put some poison into his wineRa-ra RasputinRussia's greatest love machineHe drank it all and said, "I feel fine"Ra-ra-RasputinLover of the Russian queenThey didn't quit, they wanted his headRa-ra-RasputinRussia's greatest love machineAnd so they shot him 'til he was deadThanks equipe de cinq for the cache.
Nice themed and unusal cache cammo. quick find. have another fav point.
Out with the JAMS crew for a weekend down the York's. The JAMS members along this weekend were JJ52, Allister w, Mogni and Sir_spectre. We came to finish off the last of the finish line for all of us and then goto a CITO event i was hosting near Kalpara. JJ52 and Allister W were target some certain cache types for the hard sounvier online bage. After Finishing the fishing line geoart we cached along the coast to Edithburgh and still only got to Edithburgh for dinner. Saturday was a cooler day for power trailing and only 1 snake was sighted, sunday started off cold but soon turned in to nice caching weather. We stopped for lunch in Stansbury on the way home.
Out with the JAMS crew for a weekend down the York's. The JAMS members along this weekend were JJ52, Allister w, Mogni and Sir_spectre. We came to finish off the last of the finish line for all of us and then goto a CITO event i was hosting near Kalpara. JJ52 and Allister W were target some certain cache types for the hard sounvier online bage. After Finishing the fishing line geoart we cached along the coast to Edithburgh and still only got to Edithburgh for dinner. Saturday was a cooler day for power trailing and only 1 snake was sighted, sunday started off cold but soon turned in to nice caching weather. We stopped for lunch in Stansbury on the way home.
A quick find with frmen1. Had to Google translate this in 3500 character lots. Could have found it regardless lol TFTC
Quick park and grab with tassie expat while exploring this interesting area. Good camouflage although the wind had blown it over. Thanks for placing it.
We went for a run from Edithburgh to Sultana Point and walked back collecting all the caches along the way. Cool container. TFTC
Goodness me the flies were out today! Luckily I found this one straightaway and we headed back down the trail to the car and the pub for a meal. TFTC!
Hidden in plain sight, really!! Well done thanks for the cache, out for a walk and enjoying the view!!
Another great winters day out with iluvtrekking picking up finds around Edithburgh. Quick find here. Thanks for the hide.
Another cache found with richlink on our 2022 South Australian Adventur. We set off in sunshine today, a perfect day for Geocaching. TFTC a nice quick one here.
Ah equipe de cinq, your language is mixed up a bit here, and your caches are always nearby no matter where I travel. I did a lap before I saw the lid. How it remains here I never know. Thanks for the placement, and bringing me here to this part of Yorkes. Find #6790 at 2.11pm on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
My partner and I took the opportunity for a long weekend away relaxing and touring the lower end of Yorkes. The trip was weighted more on the relaxing than the geocaching, but I managed to pick up the odd one here and there as we toured around.
My partner and I took the opportunity for a long weekend away relaxing and touring the lower end of Yorkes. The trip was weighted more on the relaxing than the geocaching, but I managed to pick up the odd one here and there as we toured around.
Our 3rd days break in Edithburgh away from the rat race. A different hide but easily found. Thank you for the placement of the Черный буй cache equipe de cinq find number 8574 on 3 November 2021 at 11:32 am
Love the hide even though we have no idea what the description really means.
Day 5 of caching Gone Fishn’ trail on Yorke Peninsula and a few off trail trads today for a bit of variety with Wollaston and Liz&Bruce.
Wearing gloves and gators even though it’s cloudy and poured rain for most of the morning, it’s getting warmer and the less tourist friendly wildlife are on the move. Adding to the thrill of finding each cache was the view of perfectly grown cereal crops almost harvest ready forming a tapestry across the hills, some starting to crop with mega harvesters. Along the way were the odd blue tongue lizards, huge centipedes, camel statues, flighty spiders, horses and alpacas, birds nesting and singing away, the obligatory late afternoon flies, and the biggest beetles, and of course what would a cache day be without upsetting a few ants!
Today’s lunch was enjoyed at Edithburg, the afternoon was die Adventure Labs and the sun was finally out and the breeze light making our visit even more beautiful.
Our afternoon was eventful with some different wildlife, we watched a brown snake slither across the road at Marion, had a kangaroo race us at 50kph, even met some curious emus and their chicks, saw a school of fish near the shore and a huge pod of dolphins, what a great day!
So much effort has gone into setting up these trails, today’s trail was an easy run, pulling up and jumping out, spotting the rock, post or sticks and quickly on to the next one, unlike the previous days where a few caches were tricky to find, some were under bushes that are now trees, some were found in undergrowth that has overwhelmed the hide, some were under rocks when they were hinting to look in a bush or post or tree. For the rest, most were easy, some were duplicated and some were missing. We may have added to rock piles making a couple of cairns.
Maintenance was done by replacing full or wet logs and missing or broken containers all completed with CO permission.
Thanks to the many hands and minds taking time to set out hides and showing us your part of the world
Log signed with group stamp
TFTC equipe de cinq
Find # 2548
Day 5 of caching Gone Fishn’ trail on Yorke Peninsula and a few off trail trads today for a bit of variety with Wollaston and Liz&Bruce.
Wearing gloves and gators even though it’s cloudy and poured rain for most of the morning, it’s getting warmer and the less tourist friendly wildlife are on the move. Adding to the thrill of finding each cache was the view of perfectly grown cereal crops almost harvest ready forming a tapestry across the hills, some starting to crop with mega harvesters. Along the way were the odd blue tongue lizards, huge centipedes, camel statues, flighty spiders, horses and alpacas, birds nesting and singing away, the obligatory late afternoon flies, and the biggest beetles, and of course what would a cache day be without upsetting a few ants!
Today’s lunch was enjoyed at Edithburg, the afternoon was die Adventure Labs and the sun was finally out and the breeze light making our visit even more beautiful.
Our afternoon was eventful with some different wildlife, we watched a brown snake slither across the road at Marion, had a kangaroo race us at 50kph, even met some curious emus and their chicks, saw a school of fish near the shore and a huge pod of dolphins, what a great day!
So much effort has gone into setting up these trails, today’s trail was an easy run, pulling up and jumping out, spotting the rock, post or sticks and quickly on to the next one, unlike the previous days where a few caches were tricky to find, some were under bushes that are now trees, some were found in undergrowth that has overwhelmed the hide, some were under rocks when they were hinting to look in a bush or post or tree. For the rest, most were easy, some were duplicated and some were missing. We may have added to rock piles making a couple of cairns.
Maintenance was done by replacing full or wet logs and missing or broken containers all completed with CO permission.
Thanks to the many hands and minds taking time to set out hides and showing us your part of the world
Log signed with group stamp
TFTC equipe de cinq
Find # 2548
On the hunting trail again with SeasonedBird, Liz & Bruce. Another great day for caching. TFTC equipe de cinq
Find #4902 at 14:53.
Find #4902 at 14:53.
Thanks for hiding. Caching with Wollaston and SeasonedBird and enjoying exploring the area.
as we have a look around the area this was one of the caches we found
A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks equipe de cinq for placing them
A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks equipe de cinq for placing them
Surprised this one still here quick find but TFTC equipe de cinq 
starting to deteriorate in the Aussie sun
starting to deteriorate in the Aussie sunDropped in and took trackabkes to visit whilst younger sister (missymu) signed the log
After locating an earthlight cache closeby we located your cache. A quick find . TFTC
Nice cache. Looks like it has been there a while making it a little more obvious but really cool. TFTC
A clever hide found out while driving the area. TFTC. A favourite for this one .
Found this with CherryRose while holidaying at Port Victoria and spending the day at Edithburgh. Good camouflage. Had no idea what we were looking for but easy find. TFTC TNLNSL.
Found out with Beary Organised on lovely Autumn afternoon. Very clever hide. TFTC TNLNSL
Tftc. Great disguise. Lovely walk from the caravan park with younger sister and our newborn daughter in tow.
This weekend, I headed to the Yorke Peninsula. The goal was to visit Innes National Park for the Saturday to find a few of the oldie geocaches, but also to enjoy a different vicinity for geocaching. I used Edithburgh to base myself for the weekend's activities. On the drive to/from Edithburgh, I visited Ardrossan, Port Vincent, Wool Bay, and Coobowie, and also visited as far south as Sultana Point and Troubridge Point.
Today, I took the long route home back to Adelaide from Edithburgh, but did multiple detours along the way. I initially headed south to Sultana Point, followed by Troubridge Point; Two areas that I hadn't visited in all of my historical Coobowie Yorke Peninsula trips. I then drove north following the coastal route, stopping off in Coobowie, Wool Bay, and Port Vincent. A highlight was visiting the white clay mine just north of Stansbury, and it was a nice walk along the beach to get to.
After making the drive south from Edithburgh to Sultana Point, I returned to then prepare myself heading south towards Troubridge Point. I made a stop here, and I was quite surprised to what I found... certainly unexpected! A great construction, and I cannot believe how long it has survived in such a random spot. Consequently, I managed to find the cache reasonably quickly. The cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks equipe de cinq for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
К счастью, сегодня на меня никто не смотрел, и я смог приблизиться к месту высадки, чтобы получить приз в виде тайника.
Today, I took the long route home back to Adelaide from Edithburgh, but did multiple detours along the way. I initially headed south to Sultana Point, followed by Troubridge Point; Two areas that I hadn't visited in all of my historical Coobowie Yorke Peninsula trips. I then drove north following the coastal route, stopping off in Coobowie, Wool Bay, and Port Vincent. A highlight was visiting the white clay mine just north of Stansbury, and it was a nice walk along the beach to get to.
After making the drive south from Edithburgh to Sultana Point, I returned to then prepare myself heading south towards Troubridge Point. I made a stop here, and I was quite surprised to what I found... certainly unexpected! A great construction, and I cannot believe how long it has survived in such a random spot. Consequently, I managed to find the cache reasonably quickly. The cache container and logbook were in good shape. Thanks equipe de cinq for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.
К счастью, сегодня на меня никто не смотрел, и я смог приблизиться к месту высадки, чтобы получить приз в виде тайника.
Visitors from the South East, South Australia, here for a few days to log some caches TFTC
Just checked on this cache now at base of tree
Co ords still ok
Area of along outer fence line all cleared
Co ords still ok
Area of along outer fence line all cleared
