View of the Jetty South Arm, Tasmania, Australia
By whitewebbs on 06-Nov-18. Waypoint GC800FH

Time to go

Needs a check after a dnf earlier

Great small find!

Sadly we couldn't find this one

A quick find on a lovely day
Great view
TFTC

We were in the South Arm area today with family and grabbed some time to do some caching while they went off to the beach for a swim. A quick find with the aid of good coordinates and the hint. Quite a few people about today. TFTC

TFTC

Found it but my pen died. I took a picture as a proof though

Thanks for the cache. Surprisingly quite a few people in the area today. A lovely view of the beach.

Found it!

This one was fun to find

Hooray glad to be caching in a new area! Cheers!

Cache replaced and new log added

No lid
on container but found thank you

A quick find at the start of my walk today.
Log is a bit damp
Tftc

16:17, 3 May 2021. #449.

Found with RGSBruce on Day 10 of our trip to Tassie (his fifth, my fourth).

I'm a bit behind on writing up my logs, languishing in yet another COVID lockdown in a cold and dismal Melbourne , so what he wrote.

SL. TFTC whitewebbs.

16:17, 3 May 2021. #1744.

Day 10 and the last day of HerIndoorsOutdoors and my trip to Tassie.

A leisurely drive from Swansea to Hobart, via wherever took our fancy today, with stops to pick up caches along the way as we had plenty of time to get to the airport for out 20:50 flight to Melbourne (which ended up departing after it should have arrived in Melbourne thanks to some foul weather, which was depositing some of its excess water on the East Coast of Tassie as we headed South).

When we started our trip 10 days ago we had thought we might head down to South Arm on this last day, if we had time. As it turned out, not only time to come down to South Arm, but time to hunt for a cache or two. We left the geo-chariot in the recommended spot and walked down for a very quick find.

This turned out to be cache #13 of 15 today. Our biggest caching day in quite some time .

The cache is in good condition.

SL. TFTC whitewebbs.

TFTC. No pen so took a photo as prove

A quick find at the spot where we had lunch earlier in the day.
Lots of muggles on the beach but none on the jetty or nearby when we returned to look for this one.
Thanks.

Yeh, cool hunt fanks

Going well today . This is a nice spot. TFTC

Didnt log as I had no writing implement.

Found it

Beautiful day and view. First find of the day.

Tftc came back next day with a pen

Did have a pen .so hope this is ok

With the sun still behind me around midday, it made for a stunning view of the bay and Mount Wellington [^]

SL of a quick find at 12:02 or there abouts on Thursday 18 February 2021.
The log within is dry]^]

TFTC whitewebbs

Nice easy find

TFTC!

TFTC! The gps was spot on

Needed keen eyes but was soon found. Love the nearby beach toy library. First time we have seen one of these . TFTC

First Geocache found by Lilah and Indiana. Supported by their dad, they left a mini treat for the next finder. =)

Forgot a pen so couldn't log! . Great place here though. Tftc

Caching is guiding our travels as we enjoy a range of hides highlighting interesting places on our Tasmania holiday. Our travels have brought us to this peninsula for a brief stay. Today we dodged rain showers. Hopefully tomorrow we’ll have a clearer day.
Thank you for your cache and helping us work towards some of our caching goals.

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The view of the jetty - and the beach - made this a great spot and the cache was a bonus. There were a few options so it took a few minutes but managed to find this one without the help of Dragonee! TFTC

good job at hiding it

Awesome view and easy spot.. sign the log with good dry TFTC

Tftc

Thank you

Found it!

TFTC

Good find

Found it. Beautiful view!

TFTC

Magnetic no pencil

On a motorhome tour of Tassie and finding caches along the way. Today we came to stay at the RSL club in South Arm and drove along to Opossum Beach to find the South Arm Convict Trail series. Nicely designed hides and very interesting history of the area and the unfortunate convicts. This one was also conveniently located so we stopped to grab it as well. TFTC

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Took a while but found. Thanks.

Found by Daddy & Max & Felix

All quiet here today, just a trawling boat passing. Thanks to the hider s.

Easy find with no fishing or boating muggles about this morning. TFTC

Took elderly father for an outing...he enjoys a cache. He drove the getaway car while I located the cache and logged.
Had to chuckle when I saw the last log entry was newbie caching sister, Tassietan!
Thanks whitewebbs.

Found this one while mum parked up the road. I wandered down to the cache and pretended to fix my shoe and grabbed the cache. There was a few fishing and boating muggles but it wasn't too busy. All is good with the cache. Tftc

Found it on my morning walk. TFTC

Also found a shoe and a ball. Lovely spot.

Yay

Took a while but found eventually

An unexpected hot day with lots of Caches. This was one I found. T4T$!

Checked all good. Only 1 container that we could see

Tftc

Searched for 10 minutes. I did find a QR code, but no sign of the geocache.

Tftc

Staying here for a couple of days and of course we checked out the caches, this one was located and signed. What a lovely spot to view the bay. TFTH

After completing the South Arm Convict Trail we parked at the suggested waypoint and walked along the rocks to GZ, seemed a better idea with Miss A then the road. At around GZ we had both spotted the cache but unbelievably I had spotted one and they had spotted another so two caches. NatalieC1234 found an eclipse tin and I had found a white bison tube with a log inside. When whitewebbs did a bit of owner maintenance back in January it appears that the original cache was still in place but may have suffered cache creep over time. Anyway with two to find we were pretty happy. So the challenge here is to find two lol. Thanks whitewebbs for the caches.

Today we headed to South Arm with Porkchop6977, for a bit of a pre-birthday caching expedition. We'd had a successful trip down there previously, but still had plenty more to find! In total we ended up finding eight traditional caches and one multi-cache, with one DNF.

We took a wander along the beach to this one, exploring some rock-pools along the way and generally taking in the views along the way. Eventually we made it to the GZ and a search ensued, with Porkchop looking in one place while we searched in another. A few minutes later Porkchop announced he'd found the cache, right at the same time as we found a cache. It turns out we'd actually tracked down **two** caches, both of which claimed to be "View of the Jetty"!

As we were unsure which was the actual cache, we've signed both and replaced each as found.

Thanks for an interesting find, in a lovely spot (we loved the beach and jetty)!

2nd time lucky

Found

Thanks for the cache! Great spot tnln

13:57
Three days back we had an introduction to caching on Tasmania's South Arm. We couldn't resist returning today, drawn by the incredible scenery of the area and of course the interesting caches.
A great spot for lunch today.


Thanks to 'whitewebbs' for placing this cache on the geo-gameboard.
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PM Tumut NSW

Back in Hobart for a few months visiting family. Couldn’t resist taking a walk along the Derwent to collect some caches.
Thanks.

Fun find and lovely view

Another find on our cache day. This had us stumped for a while,not sure why when super easy. TFTC.

On a Lap of Tassie, and today's day trip was out to South Arm - walked along Goats beach (found a dead seal), paused by the jetty for a quick look before stopping off at the local markets. Luckily for me there was a quick and simple cache here to mark the whistlestop tour of this peninsula on my geo-map. Thanks whitewebbs.

On a nice calm evening walk... easy to find

Wandered down to this cache last. I knew I couldnt park near by, but that hadnt stopped some fisher people parking under the no parking sign and fishing on the end of the jetty.
Cache was in good condition.

TFTC

Tftc

Found on a caching trip to Hobart - enjoyed the walk in this area.

An easy find at GZ.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

Accurate coordinates made this a quick find . all's good with the cache . Thanks whitewebbs

Cache replaced as had gone awol

Looked heaps but didn’t find

TFTC! Gotcha

Hello whitewebbs thank you for the cache.


A quick find by EeePees

Out looking for tea with EeePees, and some caches


Found on Thursday, 20 December 2018 at 1839
**TFTC**

All was quiet when we arrived at this location late in the afternoon. Accurate coordinates and the hint led to a quick find of a well hidden cache. The cache and contents were in good condition. Thanks whitewebbs for the cache.

Hi whitewebbs and thanks very much for this cache. Found with AlbyDangles whilst on a slight detour on our way out for a pizza for tea.
Now we're off for a walk to see what else we can find.
#1250 @ 1838hrs Thu 20th 2018

Out caching with the Bear again. aus2 made the find. Thanks for the cache whitewebbs.

Out caching with ausandaus2 today. Thanks for the cache.

Hi whitewebbs
This was a quick find at a very scenic spot
In fact, the scenery was good on and off the jetty, not that I really noticed
Sainted at 1241 hours
Later in the day, I watched Tas32 find the cache. Good to catch up again and have a chat
TFTC and cheers
OldSaint

Found with Oldsaint.

Found without too much trouble on the way back as we didn't come down this way but went on the top track first and missed it.

A nice quick find. Thanks for the cache Whitewebbs.

Out today for a few of the new caches which have gone down recently, Quick find. TFTC

It took me two looks to see this cache with TaurusSix.

Checked on hide, moved to correct GZ.

Published

The first traffic jam of geocaches in South Arm ever, out and about with Lil Rafa to get FTFs but were to late. locals were doing the same thing but went when they found it was to late as well. nice hide and great views TFTC TNLN little bit cool but getting warm was how many step up and down to the beach you took. nice geocaching with friends that came and went through the afternoon.

I heard my phone beep, then it went again and it got all excited. I saw the notifications and got excited myself. I messaged stainless steel rat indicating I was on my way to pick him up. I don't think I asked him.... I TOLD him!
I was in my trackys and slippers so did a quick change, and was still dressing myself as I climbed in the car. I got to the rat nest quickly and he was ready and waiting so I didn't even get out. Off we went, him looking left and me right at intersections to aid our pace. We arrived at the jetty and the carpark was empty so we were pleased but we knew there was two ends to the trail so anything could happen. We got to GZ in the bitter wind and soon had the cache found and blank log sheet out so a quick {*FTF*} with Stainless steel rat at 7.25pm.
Thanks whitewebbs

Having had a late dinner I was just getting settled on the sofa to watch a couple of shows with Mrs SSRat and I get a message just after my phone went ping a few times so I had an idea some new caches had been published.
Goose was offering to pick me up so it was a no brainer to rush out for the change of a FTF.
After parking up it was a short walk to GZ and the cache was soon in hand and with a blank log too! So a {*FTF*} for me and the Goose.

Thanks for the cache.

Found at 19:25 on 07/11/2018

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Thanks for the cache whitewebbs. RLD4963, the GeoGSP and I were just heading home after visiting the dog park when I checked my phone and noticed a nice little series of caches just published down at South Arm. We contemplated whether or not we had a chance at getting FTF for any of these, and with at least one potential group discounted (the CO's!) we decided to keep driving and headed to South Arm. We headed to this cache first to determine whether FTF's were a possibility. Just as we approached GZ a car pulled up directly opposite and a group of 4-5 people piled out of the car, phones in hand. So it was then two groups of people looking for the right spot. As it happened, I put my hand on it first and it was handed over to RLD4963 to reveal whether or not the log was blank - but no, we had been beaten by about ten minutes. We found out later that evening that we had parked right next to the car belonging to one of the FTF'ers - must remember to look out for travelbug stickers on cars in the future. After we signed the log, we had a quick chat to the other group, ensured they knew the hiding place for the cache and headed off. Thanks again, it was fun to get out for the evening - the GeoGSP thoroughly enjoyed his bonus walk.