The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date Mornington, Tasmania, Australia
By membsec on 04-Oct-18. Waypoint GC7YJH2

About to hop on a plane back home so cant do anymore if these. This was the one I targeted as I qualified for it ages ago and part of my own challenge. TFTC, SL at 16:05pm with the whole team. Greeting from Wangaratta, VIC.beavar fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

Another challenge met. To say Im addicted to geocaching is an understatement [Jlly](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=J%C3%B4lly) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.366 dates of 366 completed. TFTC membsecKeep smiling

TasmaniaJoolay and I have travelled to Tasmania on a caching holiday. We are hoping to see as much as we can in four days and find a bunch of caches. Qualification: I have checked Project-GC and qualify for this challenge. I have completed my finds calendar. Thanks for hiding this cool Challenge membsec

Happy to find and claim this todayJoolay fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085Tasmania trip 2024 with Kittykatch. Day 3 though we arrived late on day 1. Working to get all states and Territories in a year and counties. First visit to Tassie so excited to experience everything. Thanks for getting me out and about membsec

Today we headed out from Sorell to find a few caches. We couldnt go very far as our car insurance was a drive less pay less deal which runs out on Saturday and we only had 50kms left.we finished the day today with 6km for tomorrow. Great planning I think .We found a few challenge caches and went on a nice walk by the freeway. We found all the caches that we looked for which was a bonus. I think this was one of the first challenges I set myself not long after starting caching before challenge caches were all the rage. GPS was going crazy with the power lines above but I eventually spotted the hide. TFTC [Michells&hound](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=Michells%26hound) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.366 dates of 366 completed.

Tasmania Trip Day 10. For my last day in the Hobart area, I dizzied to have a go at some of the challenge caches in the area. Mostly the YCDIT caches, even though I will be relying on non Tasmanian caches in the most part for the qualification. I managed to get several other caches along the day and for once was not out until the end of the day. I Finished the day with some LABs in the botanic gardens and then went to a local pub in Battery point for a quiet afternoon and dinner. I off to Launceston tomorrow as the end of the trip draws closer.I went down to the end of the old coach road to look for two caches. The first one eluded me initially and I continued onto the second before heading back for another look. This time successfully.I will note this for now and verify my qualifications in the future.Thanks for the cache membsec**Albida**

On secondment to Melbourne, Australia, combined with short holidays here and there. Day 34/74, Saturday. My mini-holiday to Tasmania! Just four days but better than nothing. Today I woke up at my accommodation in Port Arthur and then I spent the day driving and walking here and there. For the night I drove to Hobart. I visited places I will remember forever - such as the Remarkable Cave in the Tasman National Park and Mount Wellington area. I also visited some caches that were important for me because of some challenge caches, etc. I had so much fun today! This was a quick find. The coordinates are good even though the place has changed. Thanks for the cache and greetings from Vaasa, Finland! [MickieWalker](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=MickieWalker) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.366 dates of 366 completed. Logged with [GCDroid](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gcdroid).

I certainly am travelling to some hidden little places while out signing these challenges.The next couple of days Ill be staying, caching and exploring around Hobart.Todays plan is to head out and sign the logs of all the nearby challenges, then slowly work my way through achieving the requirements so I can, fingers crossed, put a on my map.TFTC membsecKeep smiling

I better do my logs from the old year !!!! We are from Switzerland...We do houssitting all over the world and this time we are back in Tasmania the second time ...We traveled around here 14 years ago...its nice to be back and this time even better with geocaching ..Today Nggi2 and I went out to make out of green ones yellow Smilies ..Today your Challenges are on our Fieldlist. by very hot weather .We found most Caches straight awaybut this one took us ages ...because we searched on the wrong spot .actually by Gz ..but the cache was further away ..we needed help from the owner ..thanks!! Thank you for placing this Dsli (Dsli means little box in Swiss)oinkoink[SiliHildi](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=S%C3%B6iliHildi) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.366 dates of 366 completed.

Ich habe diesen Challenge-Cache erreicht und wir sind bei heissem Sonnenschein auf die Suche gegangen. Bei diesem Cache haben wir lange gesucht und mussten sogar Hilfe in anspruch nehmen. Besten Dank frs legen und pflegen.CheckNggi2 fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2)

As indicated by our friends from the North Island the original tree has fallen or been pushed over. Recovered the container and attached it to the rather poor specimen that abutted the original blossoming tree. Coords are still OK and new log put in place.

Goldy and Jimmy are holidaying in Tasmania for a few days. A quick trip away from our regular life to see sights and find caches.I'm aiming to continue my daily streak and fill some Jasmer grid spots. As well as find some challenge caches and as many virtuals as I can.It was the final day of stay in Tasmania. We were driving from Eaglehawk Neck to Hobart and finding some challenge caches and virtuals before and after our event.We really appreciated the effort by all CO's on our trip. Thanks for having us!I had narrowed my coordinates down to one spot where I was confident it would be. However, I found nothing. Eventually, I realised a fallen tree was present too. So, I reached my hand under and felt the cache in the first spot I felt. It's unfortunate that it's on the floor, hopefully the cache can be returned to its proper state soon.The actual cache container is in good condition. The log was signed as "Goldy and Jimmy". I've found the South Australian cache, which means i definitely qualify here too!pineapplegoldy](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=pineapplegoldy) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.366 dates of 366 completed. Thanks membsec for this challenge cache, which brings Goldy's total find count to 3814 on the 13th of November 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!**

Name is in the log book, I am a long way off though.Found on a trip to Tasmania with pineapplegoldy. TFTC

Adelaide to Hobart Road Trip.
Day Six: New Norfolk to Hobart Airport and a flight home.
Weather: Chilly morning, sunny day.

The last two of the YCDIT Challenges that don’t require a TOTT. I swung past the south end of Old Coach Road on my way to the airport last time, and didn’t spot a suitable park. This time Ive parked near the “Tunnel Hill” trad and walked down.

I remember going to great lengths and driving considerable distances to get the last two days to complete this grid. Since then I’ve paid no attention to it all and have completed at least five loops I think.

Thanks for the challenge membsec.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

It’s officially a mega.
GCA1DNA “The Great Leap Forward”
Adelaide, South Australia, February 29, 2024.
We’d love to have your company.

Taking some time off to explore more of the apple isle with Roaming Howie. Day One: Challenges, SSF & AdLabs.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Another dnf redemption!

Thanks for bringing us here by placing this cache, membsec
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It was time for a return trip to Tassie to explore the southern part of the state. I paired up with OzHockeyChick for a 5 day caching blitz with some sightseeing in between. Today was Day 1 and after a relatively uneventful flight in we were off and racing.

OzHockeyChick had DNF’d this cache previously so it was redemption time. The cache had been replaced since the last visit and was east to find today.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Thanks membsec for adding this cache to the worldwide collection for us all to enjoy.

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Caching around Tasmania. TFTC.
Nice to grab the last couple in this series.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

On a maintenance run in the area. Checked this one and it is all in order.

Today I set myself a challenge of finding 3 challenge caches in this challenging weather of rain and high winds all before going to pick up AnaSwamp and IDontHaveOne2001.
This cache didn’t take long to find at all. I really wanted to visit that large item but I’ll need to check out something else first.
Thanks for the cache!

TeamSwampy fulfils challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date

I am so very excited to log this Challenge cache. I have been diligently working my way towards qualifying thanks to the help of my partner dalerious . Thank you membsec .

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Log signed, but we don’t yet qualify for the challenge.

Our time in Tasmania is rapidly coming to an end, and this is our second to last day of caching here. With many more solved puzzles and challenges we want to find, many of them short uphill walks, we know we have a full and active day ahead of us. Since our earliest days of caching we have enjoyed completing Challenge caches, and also like to set personal challenges to give some focus to our caching. So not surprisingly, this YCDIT Challenge series was a must-do for us.
This is not a challenge we ever targeted, but we do like doing First To Finds, so that has led to some finds on days (such as Christmas Day) where we might not otherwise have ventured out caching. We enjoyed the drive to this one, and the walk on from here. But the hunt for the cache here nearly ended in a DNF. We used the hint to search for the cache, but could not find anything. We narrowed down the hunt to a certain spot, but still nothing. And then one of us spied an empty metal ring hanging there. Without much hope of success the other, who was closer, searched the long grass around the base of the tree, and actually managed to find the bison. Signed the log and re-attached it firmly to its anchor ring. All good here, thanks.

"Kiwicouple has used Project-GC to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did. 366 dates of 366 completed"

TFTC,
15 finds today.
Teamed up with Nana nel for an adventure filled day caching. The aim was to do as many Challenge caches as we could and any other puzzles we had solved before leaving home.
wazza9 used Project-GC Challenge Checker to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did. 366 days filled.

Out with Wazza9 today collecting a few smiley faces around Hobart, quick find, stamped log and replaced. Thanks to membsec.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Found and signed with dalerious .


Thank you membsec for providing this CC .
Cache found in good condition unless otherwise specified .

We had every single Challenge Cache that Tasmania had to offer on our list to sign. We also had every cache that would ensure we would qualify for that challenge, on the same list. Unfortunately, we had to forego some on this trip, but we sure were blessed with the amount we achieved.

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 .

We humbly thank all the CO's that provided these Challenge Caches, and we can't wait to put a smiley on them in due course .

out and about caching with the Rafa family, took notice of Lil Rafas need and found that I had one cache to get until I qualified for this Challenge as well, 3rd October hidden date so I went to Coningham reserve and found EeePees two caches that were down there, A fav for both of them. and then that meant that this challenge was ready to find, log and re hide. TFTC TNBPLN log dry. one of four for the day.

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rld4963 fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Thanks for the challenge cache Membsec.
Finally I can check this one off. I signed the log for this one about 12 months ago, but for the last 16months, a cache placed on the 19th April has been my one last find to qualify for this challenge.
On the weekend just past, RLD4963 and I made sure we had this date covered, by finding one published in 2005, and then another in 2022. It was a bit of a diversion, and RLD4963 did a lot of driving, but it all added to the weekend away.
Thanks for this series of challenge caches. Of course, now there are more to do.....

Lil Rafa fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

Date: August 18, 2022 Time: 4:03 PM
Find #12936

In Tassie for a few days with beckNmonts and Earthbound Chief. Have been having a ball and continued along our merry way with some fun cache finds.

Day 3 was about challenge caches and picking up some of our solved puzzles.

Today was a bit of a tougher day with some difficult climbs up some mean hills. Found lots of great caches with full size log books and even managed to see a rainbow over the harbour.

[ahomburg](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=ahomburg) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.

Massive thanks go to membsec for placing this one.

Big things are continuing to happen! *Are you joining the fun again in 2022?*
[**THE**](http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC8EW40)
[**WHITTLESEA**](http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC8EW40)
[**EVENT 2022**](http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC8EW40)
*19th / 20th November 2022 – GC8EW40 – Whittlesea – Victoria*

We have realised that we have nowhere near enough time to find all the puzzles we have solved for this trip. So what will we do? Focus on mainly challenge caches that required no solving! What did ahomburg, Earthbound Chief, The Morris, myself and nominally Mazda StarBounceSky, the Standard Poodle, spend all those hours solving for? I suspect it’s because we are strange and enjoy it (seriously, thank you for placing them CO’s).

Earthbound Chief, ahomburg, Mazda and myself started the day at our now “regular” breakfast spot, to caffeinate for the day, then headed off again with our gratefully borrowed fishing pole and ladder! (Please hit us up in Vic, I’m happy to return the favour)

Thanks for the caches and puzzles we have had fun solving, membsec

Today we found The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date on our travels. We are on a lightening fast visit from Melbourne just because…well, maybe it’s all those puzzles we solved during those many lockdowns! Having the opportunity to sign some actual logs is exciting!

Thanks membsec for being part of our geocaching fun.

Hi membsec, greetings from Toowoomba!
Adding this placeholder log, whilst waiting for Project-gc to catch up with my latest find.
For quite some while I still need a find a hidden date of 18 July, and today in Toowoomba I found GC8WYV3 and have attached a pic of the view.
There a several connections and coincidences between me, both caches, and indeed both COs and so I would like to keep the two logs consecutive.
A fav point.
Hopefully you will indulge my "Found It" log until technology aligns the data.
Cheers to EPs.

Update:
EeePees fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

Will add more detail.

Thank you 63ROOS lift me drive around to hobart and Beautiful weather and good laugh.. tks

ALL7 fulfils challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2), according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

Hello membsec thank you for the cache

This one took some time to find so I was lucky EeePees was there to spot it as I was looking for it some distance away.
Not sure when I qualified but I do.
Thank you for the challenge.
Just before I grabbed your cache a muggle walking by recognized what we were up to saying she had found it before by accident.


A day caching with EeePees trying to find some more pole and ladder caches.
Of course whatever else comes up on the way.

Found on Saturday, 02 April 2022 at 1324

**TFTC**

We were nearby after completing a rather long distance multi and decided to head to this cache. Mrs H had her geolenses in today and spotted the cache quite some distance away!
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366 dates of 366 completed.

TFTC! Cheers,
The Hancock Clan

After flying in from Townsville yesterday, I claimed today to collect some challenges and old caches.

This series was the main target of the day. Funny that yesterday I was signing below Mackay local OzGeoker and today behind Townsville’s godfather Karicka.

No problems collecting this one after completing all 3 of the finds calendars.

Thanks membsec for creating and placing this for us to enjoy.

Another stop for a good challenge cache.

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TFTC

georode

Having to extend our stay due to the lockdown we made a trip to this area today.
These challenges were on my radar since we began planning this long weekend, now we Findlay got here.

Know that I meet the requirements, have not considered how many loops I have completed but maybe I should.

Good find at GZ

Thank you for the challenge and the cache
R

We parked at the end of the road for a quick find. Thanks for the challenge

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Signed this cache back in April on a trip to Tassie to visit family. I had about 17 or so dates to fill so have set about finding the specific caches in order to qualify for this cache.
A caching trip on the weekend allowed me to get the remaining 3 dates needed and this calendar is now filled! Tftc membsec, I enjoyed this challenge, adding a FP.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Today we decided to head to Mount Rumney and surrounds collecting caches on the way and this was one of them.

Tassie Trekkers fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

A quick find, cache and contents were in good condition.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

Hi membsec,
Thanks for the challenge cache, unfortunantly I do not qualify for the challenge but I signed it today with EeePees and Davinells.
Hope to qualify soon,
KingSmev

Grabbing a few more challenge caches while in Tassie. Not too far off qualifying for this one but have a few more to get. Signed log today with EeePees and KingSmev
Tftc membsec

Hi membsec, thanks for the cache and the YCDIT challenge series.
I'm still four kangaroos short in the top paddock, although I reckon you've thought that all along!
KingSmev and I picked up Davinells after their 1 week campervan lap around the Map of Tassie, and a few YCDIT caches were on their bucket list.
So we popped by here to sign the log, although GPSrs were all over the place, so it took awhile to locate, hopefully the locals didn't get too suspicious.
Hope to qualify soon!
1533hrs Friday 16th April 2021

When i was looking over the Geocaching map i saw this one reasonably close to home in Rokeby.

I opened it and thought "There's no way i'll qualify for this one, but out of curiosity i ran the checker anyway and was very surprised "Sweet!" i will go look for this one really soon
That was 3 days ago

Fast 4WD to today (Monday 22 February 2021) i made this one 1st cab off the rank whilst on my way out towards The Airport and 7 Mile Beach area to find several hides for the day [^]

A bit of a look around for the wee hide hanging, then removing spear-grass nasties outta my socks for over 5 minutes [:o] [B)] i was SL of this hide at 11:27

The cache and contents are in A1 condition
TFTC membsec

Found but can at this stage only log as a note, I reckon I would almost have every day filled in, except my ability to one log all my found caches and second log them on the correct found date. Still will add this one to my bookmark list of found and yet-to-be-logged caches.
JABs.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Thank you for this challenge!
TFTC

Tarbit needed to be in Tassie for work so we made the trip over from VIC and spent the best part of two weeks here on the east side of the Derwent. I had looked over this challenge cache series and having qualified for most of them I planned an early morning trip to collect a few. After a find nearby this was back towards where I had parked the car. Took me a while to locate this one after looking in a few different spots before finally hitting the right one. Took nothing, left nothing, signed log and visited some trackables. Thanks for the challenge cache membsec.

I knew I had qualified for this one having targetted the date found and date hidden calendars some years ago. [Annoying Tarbit](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=Annoying%20Tarbit) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did. 366 dates of 366 completed.

First one on my birthday.
Found by dalerious and Muggle Hubby on a beautiful sunny day and with a wonderful view.
Thanks for the cache and the challenge membsec.

Cybergran V fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

In a borrowed little hatchback with only a couple of inches road clearance, I really didn't think we were going to get anywhere near the challenge caches up here. I couldn't believe how accessible they turned out to be.
A ripper start to the day with a find on a cache I qualified for last year and a nice Birthday present for Cybergran V too. [^]
TFTC membsec.

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Made the most difficult approach possible but found the sneaky bugger in the end !
Thanks for the cache, membsec !

Name now in the log.
27 dates to go.
Only 26 of those currently available in Tas.
10 December 2020 15:15
TFTC membsec

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366 dates of 366 completed.

Today beautiful sunny day, checked PJ finally green tick.. nice walked to GZ, took me a while as something shine by sunny, to closer got it and signed in with good dry

TFTC (clap)

This challenge cache was one of my hottest targets during our holiday to Hobart because it was a personal goal of mine.

Just over 6 months ago I was trolling Project-GC and found that I was missing 3 days for this particular statistic so set about rectifying it. The last and only cache we needed was 2 hours from home and I felt like we had achieved something but nothing to sign for it when it was completed. Surely there was a challenge cache with our name on it.

We found one in Margaret River WA and I was so excited to sign it but then everything turned to sh8t when we had a DNF on it. The CO replaced the cache the day we got back to Queensland.

When our Hobart holiday got closer I was checking this cache every day. I had qualified a long time ago but desperately needed to have my name in a log for it. Thankfully we found the cache and after signing the log I feel a kilogram lighter but it could have just been gas. tftc

Wandered along looking for this but couldn't see the cache for the trees. MummyPenny finally spotted and grabbed. Thanks membsec.

Baktrak fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

#12039 @1155
In Tasmania for the first time ever for the Australian Rogaine Champs being held near St Helens. Today I drove back to Hobart, and after going up Mt Wellington, I attempted more of this series. A quick find here. TFTC.

I used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if I qualified for this challenge and I have 366 dates of 366 completed.

This one looks like little muggles have been in the area so have moved it away and not so "seeable". Very close by, have updated coords and the hint.

Coordinates changed from:
S 42° 51.697 E 147° 25.373

Coordinates changed to:
S 42° 51.696 E 147° 25.368

Distance from original: 23.1 feet or 7.0 meters.

Little muggles must like the bark from the previous location. Hint have been changed to assist in the find too.

Missing, long search

Despite a thorough search, no luck here today.

So with a change in travel plans we realised we would be Getting off in Hobart we could squeeze in a little bit of caching before heading north. So we selected a few caches and got solving and checking.

No issues with the find and we completed the signing duties and re hid.

Our list is as follows.

[bella at waggy](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=bella%20at%20waggy) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7ZV9Y/38081 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

OK: AND{
User has 293 finds (25 needed).Filters:( sizes (Large) )
I made it with 6 different types and needed only 4 Filters:( sizes (Large) )}


Found Types: Wherigo Cache, Unknown Cache, Traditional Cache, Earthcache, Letterbox Hybrid, Multi-cache
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gccode visitdate type cache_name
GC2Y08D 2015-12-08 Wherigo Cache My Precious
GC1DXJJ 2013-07-15 Unknown Cache Watership Down
GC2EM1Z 2011-07-02 Traditional Cache Back In Nam - XL
GC49CEH 2013-04-24 Earthcache A Tombolo on TV (Sydney)
GC37B04 2012-08-06 Letterbox Hybrid my beer, oh deer!
GC2JB4V 2012-05-19 Multi-cache What's Cookin??

Another challenge to go find one day, hopefully.

[ZQX](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=ZQX) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.

After beginning with a CITO event at Bellerive Beach, which was a nice opportunity to meet dome local cachers, I spent the remainder of the day travelling around the eastern shore and down the Tasman Peninsula picking up a few caches I had targeted.

I’ve been lucky with the weather, with another fine and warm day. And I’ve enjoyed some great caches, including some pre-solved puzzles, challenges, multicaches, a letterbox, a virtual and some traditionals.

This was one of a number of challenge caches that I identified as targets for this trip. Whilst I know I meet the requirements for most of them, there are a couple that I probably don’t yet qualify for.

This is one of the challenges I qualify for, as confirmed by the challenge checker at Project-GC.

Thanks membsec for the challenge and the cache.

Finally, after purchasing a ticket in November last year when the fairly cheap fare to Tassie was even further reduced the time had come to travel down and cache in a brand new state! This one was just down the road from my must find YCDT cache so I thought I'd collect this one as a bonus whilst I was in the area.
I'd qualified for this some time ago as planning is something right in my wheelhouse. As for the bona fides, see the following:
leafotwind fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

[Brigstock Dolphins](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=Brigstock%20Dolphins) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.


Hope to pick up this cache when I am 'Down Under'

It was a cold day today. I came out to friends be the replacement, and find it I did.

We fulfill all requirements of this challenges. Today we drove around to look for the boxes. One we could not find, another we didn't find a way to come near.

Greetings from Germany and
TFTC El_Mue

Coordinates changed from:
S 42° 51.668 E 147° 25.372

Coordinates changed to:
S 42° 51.697 E 147° 25.373

Distance from original: 176.8 feet or 53.9 meters.

Not to sure what happen to the original cache. It has either been placed too far back in the hole and disappeared way down or been muggled. Have decided to move it. Have changed hint.

With Bedlem2 but cache not found and challenge still needs to be completed

This is too well hidden for me (unless it's missing).

As we were in Tasmania only for a week and this cache was gone. The CO has moved the cache and given permission for me to log this one as the
Challenge has been completed

actually we fulfil all of the ycdit challenges, but we had not enough time to visit all the logbooks, this one we got, thanks for the challenge and greets from dresden, germany

nette&friends fulfills challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2) according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

Continued on to this cache nervously. Quick find but was very careful

Tftc

We were on the mainland when YCDIT Challenges #02-#11 were published. A quick check showed that we had qualified for all the challenges but today was the first opportunity we had to find the caches.

Project-GC confirmed that we qualified for YCDIT Challenge #9:
2y'stassies fulfils challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2), according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085

The rain today had made Old Coach Road extremely slippery - the clay surface was like a skating rink. So we took it very carefully in our FWD car to get to the turning circle at the end of the road. Accurate coordinates led to a quick find of a well hidden cache. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks membsec for this challenge, the cache and the YCDIT Challenge series.

A day out caching local today with Gooseandegg we called at this cache and it was a quick find.

The last time i looked at exploring this road it was marked private, mind you that was 4 years ago, i have read about this old road in a couple of books so after finding the cache we walked all the way thru to the pass road.

thanks for the cache.

[stainless-steel-rat](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=stainless-steel-rat) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.

The best caches I have found so far by type are:-

Traditional [Moorgreen P3:1, Penny Pincher](http://coord.info/GC32Z5B) By [Sven&Cup](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=6596795)
Multi [CoaledHearted](http://coord.info/GCKGZ5) By [CraigRat](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=256663)
Unknown [Men In Black Holes](http://coord.info/GC1DVB0) By [SG-3](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=918045)
Letterbox [Rolf's Letterbox](http://coord.info/GC5NCYM) By [membsec](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=5318842)
Earthcache [Alum Cliffs and Gorge](https://coord.info/GC5KVHA) By [jandalfan](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=2409043)

After scaling the heights of the nearby mountain it was back to reality at ground level. I'd never been down this road (and track) before so found it interesting. The long concrete 'slide' coming down the side of the mountain looked like an exciting thrill ride but we'll leave that for another day.
The coast was clear as far as we could tell so we made a quick dash for the cache. What a cool hidey-hole! Thanks for another challenge cache membsec.
Now off we're down the track.


[gooseandegg](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=gooseandegg) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.

And so begins the a "milestone" Birthday Celebration of one half of Membsec [^]
Whilst down from Brisbane for this "secret" celebration we decided, (well I should say IolantheK decided) to gather Mebsec's Tassie Geo-art and their Challenge series

Cache itself was an easy enough find and was dry and in good condition [^]

T-Tech does not fulfil challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2), according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085
(only missing December 22)

So even though I didn't qualify my name is now in the log [^]

TFTC Membsec we look forward to many more "milestones" to come (although I don't think you'll reach 1000)

T-Tech and I flew from Brisbane to Hobart to be part of the milestone birthday of Lady membsec last night [^] It was a great celebration! Today we are attempting to collect all of their Map of Tasmania and YCDIT Challenge caches!

A tad tricky to be stealthy here in full view of the house, but I think the rain kept them inside. A quick find by T-Tech. TFTC, membsec.

Traveling along on my solo mission this afternoon and I soon found myself driving down this dirt road. Shhh don't tell the hire car people

At GZ my navigational device was having a bit of a hissy fit and so I wasn't too sure where I should be. Using my geosenses though I soon honed into a likely location and soon had the well hidden beasty in hand.

Being FTF on a similar challenge cache up in QLD I knew I definitely qualified for this one.

Thanks for the challenge cache membsec

Hi membsec
My last available cache in this series at the moment; but will be working on the others where and when possible
This was a very quick find on return from #8 in the series
Sainted at 1745 hours without raising the interest of the adjacent residents
Am enjoying the series thus far; especially here; never been on the track before so another thank you to you and caching for the new area
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

[IolantheK](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=IolantheK) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if they qualified for this challenge and they did.

366 dates of 366 completed.

Sssshhh!!! Don't tell Lady membsec but we will be down next weekend for her birthday!

We headed out this morning to find the rest of the new challenge caches that we qualified for and we were rewarded with a *FTF* @ 9.28 am as log book was blank. We parked near the cache but as there were muggles around we headed to #8 first. A quick find on our return from #8. Nice to see challenge caches appearing en masse in Tasmania. TFTC

Published

Fnsaws fulfils challenge The YCDIT Challenge Series #9-366 Hidden Date (GC7YJH2), according to https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GC7YJH2/38085
Quick find, think I attacked this one from the wrong starting point. Got there in the end. co-ords good. With challenge caches being new to us we mistakenly logged a find before realising there was an physical cache. TFTC Membsec