Tarcutta Memorial Hall - Virtual Rewards 2.0 Tarcutta, New South Wales, Australia
By StrangeTrousers on 16-Dec-19. Waypoint GC891YP

Great cache idea on our way from QLD to Vic!

Today our target is to go from Albury to Canberra. We have plenty of time to visit these pleasant little villages and citys such like this Tarcutta. Thanks for the virtual, greetings from Finland!

On the way to Melbourne

On our way to Sydney! Nice little stop here!

On a road trip to Bendigo and caching along the way. Cheers

Stopped by to grab the mandatory mug shot and have a look around. Thanks for highlighting this great spot.

We made short stop in Tarcutta for an afternoon break on our drive to Wangaratta from Canberra. Here is a photo Lyn at the Memorial Hall as required. Thanks to StrangeTrousers for the cache.

On our way from Gundagai to Tumbarumba to call in here. Required photo attached.Thanks StrangeTrousers

Veni, Vidi, Vici

Hi StrangeTrousers, We found your 1.5 1.5 Virtual Virtual Tarcutta Memorial Hall - Virtual Rewards 2.0 on 21/9/2024.Find 3117 for BFMC.A quick detour off the freeway, purely and solely for this cache. I have heard wind of a challenge cache coming soon back near home that will require 100 virtuals in Australia across a number of states. We have the states, we have 100 virtuals but not quite 100 in Australia so they will be targeted on this trip.Jumped out of the car with the youngest (caching as gcrew). A nice little hall, quite enjoyed the mural. TFTC.

What a delightful little town! Stopped here to have a break on the way to Canberra and ended up staying for lunch, visiting the Trucker Memorial (which was much more moving than we expected) and shopping at the craft shop. Selfie with building attached

Zoom in to see my bit of paper that has my geocache handle of Kuching Rose. Thanks for the virtual cache that started my exploration of Tarcutta.

Rolled to a stop to log this virtual, and take the required selfie with the TFTC ST

A beautiful old building a little bit older than my dad passing through on the way to visit him from Wodonga heading to Sydney

We like coming back to Tarcutta as we think its a better stop off on the Hume over say Holbrook (ie less muggly). Tardis just hovered here but required assistance from some giant arms in doing so! TFTV

Quick stop for petrol on the drive from the Mornington Peninsula back to Wollongong. TFTC

#7886Day two of our LGA chase out through to Wagga and beyond. today we drive across the range to Wagga.We travelled to Wagga from Tumut via Henty (LGAs!) so stopped here for a leg stretch and to evade some killer semis on the Hume.Thanks for the cache!

#7886Day Two of our Southern NSW trip. Bega > Wagga WaggaAn early start today and were on the road, targetting whatever DTs, attributes and types we want. end of copy paste Quick little stop on our way to Henty, and our 98th NSW LGA. Photo included!Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache StrangeTrousers

Cool and quick

Thanks to StrangeTrousers for this virtual.It was nice to get off the highway for a short break.There were quite a few trucks in town.We remember back to the time when there was a big truckie blockade up this way as well.

I was headed to Sydney from Melbourne and detoured into Tarcutta to refuel. Then I decided to buy a coffee to fortify me for the second half of my journey. Unfortunately the local cafe was closed so I consoled myself by finding this virtual. Actually I was going to do that anyway, coffee or no coffee....Thanks for find #6222TNLN

Good little halfway point if travelling through to Sydney. We have gotten this one on our way to Gundagai

Had a nice look around while having a rest stop while driving from Geelong to Canberra.

A nice place to stop and take a break. Thanks Strange Trousers for placing a cache here. Interesting to read the names on the Honour Roll with several women listed.

It's been a mission hitchhiking from Melbourne to Sydney before my flight to India, so I ended up in Tarcutta. Quick virtual here

Stopped here two days after ANZAC Day, so in my photo log I've also included a shot of the beautifully crocheted poppies decorating the area. Thank you for the opportunity to visit this memorial and reflect on those who've passed before.

Found with sir_spectre as we started to make our way home to South Australia from ACT.Thanks

Stopped here to get my virtual count over 100. The hall was in use at the time. Anzac day isn't the best time to do this virtual, so many muggles.Found with Mogni. Myself and mogni are headed off to canberra on the " I missed the Capital GeoBash Mega " holiday, since last minute family problems came in to play and we had to adjust our plans by a few weeks. On the way over we targeted multi's, wherigo's and puzzles to make sure we had 25 in each or at least close to that total ( or more ) as possible, getting as many new New South Wales LGA's as possible, the 17th most favourite point NSW cache and every cache size in New South Wales.In the ACT it was getting 2 of the 5 oldest letterboxes, oldest wherigo in Australia, 2nd oldest earthcache ( with a side trip to get the oldest earthcache of course ), and ACT oldest cache too. I also hosted a CITO and planned on getting every different cache type i could and eevry different cache size as well. I also needed 9 more virtuals this trip to get my virtual count over 100. Finally canberra was far enough away from from house to complete the well aged well travelled cacher 0 to 1000 kms with a cache every 10 km's ( i only need 7 more caches to complete )Leaving the ACT it was going via Victoria to get there last active web cam cache and slowly getting a total of 20 finds in each LGA i passed through if i had enough time plus also hosting a CITO in Victoria as well. A busy 11 days. Trust me by the end of the holiday you would have thought the 6 meter ladder weighed more than 13 kg's to amount of times it was used or carried up hills or over creeks. If your cache was found with a broken container/lid it was replaced or if the log was full it was replaced or a extra log if the container was big enough ( except for nano's, do your own maintenance on nano's.

Heading back down the highway for home after a 2 week getaway we called into Tarcutta to complete this Virtual and to use the rest stop. Fantastic mural here at the Hall, a very impressive depiction of the communities rich military and soldier settler history.Thanks StrangeTrousers for placing your Virtual at this well maintained Memorial Hall.

TFTC! Great one to find while stopping through on a trip up to NSW.

TFTC Smile found this way back 1922 forgot to log refound it on my way from SA and got another photo Thanks for this Virtual

stop virtual cache stop...

We have been at Canberra for thee Canberra geobash and are now on our way home for some well earned rest before heading off again on the 9th for another short journey. It is wonderful to see that these murals are placed to help keep our memories alive. SL TFTV

Found with Team Waldron on our way back to Adelaide after attending the Capital GeoBash mega event in Canberra over the Easter weekend. After an early morning start from Canberra we made our way to Wodonga for the night, finding caches along the way. Thanks for the cache StrangeTrousers!

With Featherwaite we're on our way home from Canberra after the GeoBash Mega over Easter.On our way we set our route to take in LGAs that I have no finds in. Day 1 we made it to Wodonga and Day 2 we arrived in Terrick Terrick NP and Day 3 we were home.Unless stated this cache is in good condition.Apologies for the generic log.TFTC

Heading home to Melbourne from the Canberra geobash today with a few stops here and there to change drivers. I tried to get the nice mural in my shot too but it was too hard. Thanks StrangeTrousers for the cache, the adventure, the hunt and the fun.

On my way home from the Canberra Geobash - wanted a NSW cache. This was a great choice, just off the highway in a lovely town. Photo attached. TFTC

Quick pit stop here in Tarcutta.Had to refuel before my journey continues.What better than picking up a virtual too.Thought the mural was pretty cool.TFTV

Travelling home from the Canberra MEGA.A quick stop and leg stretch, and a cache of course.Tftc

Mrs lost wanderers on the way back from the Mega

My daughter and I left Brisbane on Wednesday night, and made it to Canberra after friday after a stop to see her brother in Sydney on Thursday noghtAfter a few days at the Canberra Mega we headed to Melbourne for a family birthday party.After our second night in our accom I was up early while she caught up on sleep and picked up a few early morning caches. We then hit the road with a view to picking up at least one cache in each LGA .Found a safe place to park and was soon at ground zero where the cache was quickly located. Photo taken and back to the car and off on the next challenge.A big thanks to the cache owner for making this cache available to be found.

I found this cache. Please excuse generic log, I need to catch up on my backlog of caches to make sure the Canberra mega event is my milestone. I will edit this log when I am back in geelong Victoria

After failing dismally at the Holbrook sub, it was nice to have some confidence at our next planned stop en route to the mega! We have a national series back home especially for Village Hall caches. We see you have SideTracked over here, perhaps you could contact Geo Jaxx and ask if she'll add this one to the series? Filled up with petrol next door, then no problems encountered with this find of course - photo will follow with WiFi later... thanks for bringing us here.

Day 16 of our roadtrip in Australia. Today will be again a lot of driving, to get to Canberra for the Mega. Starting in Rutherglen today for the second leg of the drive, will do some virtuals along the way to have a few breaks. A welcome break on the way to Canberra. Took the requested photo before continuing our journey. Thanks and kind regards from Switzerland, Hinni&Simo

Find 387 on 29 March 2024Found on our way to Capital Geobash. Photo attached.TFTC StrangeTrousers

Find 4985 on March 29, 2024Found on our way to Canberra. Thanks for the excuse to stretch the legs and wander about. All is well with the virtual..TFTV StrangeTrousers

I stopped in town for a short break during todays drive. You're right. The town does need a few more caches!

#1805After a really tough six months, The Welder and I have run away from home despite crossing the border, we can still hear the fireworks going snap, crackle and pop. We climbed out of the car at GZ still gobsmacked with the latest. But cracked up laughing at the nearby artwork a few buildings up as it really summed up the moment well! So lucky CO you get two photos, one of our visit as proof and the other of nearby artwork which could be taken so many ways, but fitting for us today! Hope you get a laugh! Thanks for the cache!

Heymissjo and I stopped by for a handy virtual en route to the Canberra Mega. It was Heymissjos idea, despite it being me that needed the cache.Thats #GeoLove!Around the time our photos of evidence were taken, in true Warner BROTHERS tradition, a brick fell out of the sky and landed on a coyotes head. When the coyote stopped seeing stars from the concussion, a grand piano similarly fell out of the sky and squished the coyote. When he extracted himself from the cacophonic wreckage, a large ACME anvil plummeted perfectly from above, hitting the luckless coyote on the head and burying him about 30 feet underground.Due to the concussions, the stricken coyote could not remember that he himself had catapulted these heavy objects into the sky in an attempt to catch the fabled Roadrunner.Poor coyote thinks hes just having a bad day.Thanks for the stop, and the Warner Brothers memories.

Heading from Albury to Canberra for the mega, I picked just a few caches along the way to break my journey..I then met up with some other cahers to do a few more before heading to the mega site. This was my first stop for the day. Many thanks to StrangeTrousers for the cache.

Another cache today as we travel to Canberra for the Mega. Thanks

Found on our trip to the GeoBash. Quick stop for a photo and driver change.

On the way to the mega Geobash in Canberra, stopped in to Tarcutta to collect this virtual

We stopped in Tarcutta Igor lunch and also to snap our photo here for the Virtual.Its fairly quiet on a Wednesday afternoon but there are excellent facilities Undercover tables, shade for the car and Mr Riddell has just returned from the loo with the information that the toilets here have received third place in 1996 Tidy Towns Awards. A while ago but he was singing their praises!Thankfully there was no nano on the military hardware in this nature strip reserve opposite the RSL. (Howitzer and and other standard artillery gun)TFTC

Found 27 Mar 2024 at 9:11:43amContinuing the road trip to the Canberra mega, after a good nights sleep behind the Etamogah Pub, I made my way via a few select caches to tick off some more caching achievements.Many thanks to StrangeTrousers for placing Tarcutta Memorial Hall - Virtual Rewards 2.0 for us all to find

I love virtuals every time. This was a quick one which suited my needs today. Thank you for the smiley and the fun!The day:Today I continued my month long journey from the U.S. along the east coast of Australia!! I was on my way to Canberra for the GeoBash mega and reuniting with the Aussie friends I left behind when I left Adelaide almost a month ago. I had a a shorter list than usual in hopes of getting to Canberra by early afternoon. I think I found all that I sought, but either way, it was a successful run north. Many thanks to all the geocachers who placed and continue to maintain their geocaches for folks like me to find. I know it's not always easy, but know that I appreciate you.

Megawat60 and I are on our way to the Capital Geobash! Happy to stop here, a bit of lunch and of course the Truckers Memorial and this Virtual. Many thanks for bringing us here!

Out n about with m4yb grabbing some caches. Another quick lunch stop on my way to CGB, and another LGA. Thanks for the hide & ?? StrangeTrousers

A nice place to have a rest and leg stretch. Loved the mural. Tftc. Photo attached.

A quick selfie snapped before dinner.Free camped nearby on the way to the GeoBash in Canberra.TF the Virtual. TB's visited

Something special or unusual goes here:Once again the sun was in the worst position for taking a good photo but one was obtained. Love the mural down the side. The Generic Bit:The Capital Geobash Adventure 2024. Day 3: Wagga Wagga to Bowning. After spending the morning caching around in Wagga Wagga we had a bite to eat and headed east once again. As usual we followed the unfound boxes until it became a dash to our overnight digs....again. Once settled we went into Yass for a feed, some labs and a couple of caches as we toured about.***Thanks StrangeTrousers for putting out this cache and maintaining it for our enjoyment. *** Logs prepared and published through GSAK.

Thanks for placing your virtual at an interesting spot. I found your D1.5/T1.5 Virtual Virtual called Tarcutta Memorial Hall - Virtual Rewards 2.0 on 25 March 2024. It was find #18817 for me. Thank you StrangeTrousers for placing this cache for our enjoyment in the wonderful state of New South Wales.

Found while on way to Canberra for Mega event. StrangeTrousers, thank you so much for placing it for everyone to enjoy and highlighting this area.

We are staying in Yass for the last night before we are arriving in Canberra for the MEGA events 2024.We passed Tarcutta and stopped here for an afternoon break. A nice little park! We read the instructions and attach my photo to the log as requested.Tftc StrangeTrousers

What a beautiful old building. I noticed it coming in did realise I would b getting a ghostie. Thanks. .

Passing through on our way up north & stopped off at this beautiful memorial hall

Found on the Canberra Mega. We stopped here for the conveniences and managed to visit the only cache in town.A cool mural thank you Strange Trousers

Weve camped at Gundagai for a few nights and thought a day trip to Tumbarumba would be a great idea.Off we headed, up over the mountains, through Tumit and Batlow and on to Tumbarumba for a scrumptious lunch at the Tumba Bakery. A few caches were found in town before heading back to the caravan a different way. We always try and do loop trips so we see different places as we travel.This was an added bonus on the way back to the caravan, was calling into Tarcutta.To see the Truckers Memorial and this Virtual Cache at the Tarcutta Hall.The painting on the side wall was done by Sam Brookes, such a talented artist we met and spoke to while he was painting the SiloArt at Eudunda, in SA. Thanks for sharing this interesting location.We added a fav point for this awesome location TFTVC

This trip is the...ADELAIDE MEGA TRIP ??This cache-which challenge/ why???LGA??can't pass a virtual ??leg stretch ??Had a great time catching up with friends and caching ourselves silly at the Mega in Adelaide and now I'm wandering home to Brisbane.Stopped here to do this one and had a look at the Truckies memorial over the road. TFTC??

Today we had a long day, moved from Tatura lunch & a break at Ettamogah Pub before finally setting at Tarcutta for the night.Not a lot of caches but what we did find were very good.Since we are camped close by, I wandered down to the hall to take a photo & some of the art work as well.So many trucks here as the information says its half way between Sydney & MelbourneFP givenThis was a great way to visit the area,Thanks StrangeTrousers for hiding this cache.

Saturday and I'm still in the truck on the way back to Albury and off the highway there was a sign for a market and I thought that was a sign to go collect this virtual absolutely beautiful produce and jams available market that is currently being held within the Memorial Hall thank you heaps to the CEO for the placement of this virtual very happy to collect this on my way back to the depot

On my way home, to Melbourne from Canberra, for a wedding this weekend. Thanks for the virtual cache!

My niece and I are roadtripping to Canberra and took a detour to visit this virtual. Another beautiful old town. Required picture attached. Tftc!

It's been a long time since I have stopped at tarcutta. I remember it being busy with trucks and activity. Now.... Nada.Closed shops and only a small amount of traffic. The effects of the freeway bypass clearly evident.

Nice stop on the drive to Melbourne. Lest we forget. Our first visit to Tarcutta - good to learn about some of the history of the area while doing so. Pleasant that theres the rhyming memorial hall and memorial wall opposite each other. Quite a few commemorative pieces around here, including one for the Tarcutta Waste Water Treatment System (unusual choice!). Photo with the hall attached. Thanks StrangeTrousers for the virtual --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------In the spirit of reconciliation we would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country on which we geocache throughout Australia and their long lasting, and ongoing connections to land, sea and community. We (the pants people) pay our respects to Traditional Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~Photo taken according to the guidelines.Thanks **StrangeTrousers** for the virtual cache.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~*Here is the palaver from my log "3615-MyLife" that you still don't have to read:*After multiple outings together, here are some examples: the park at T5 in the Orlans region, the Letterbox Matrix in Provins on the return of GeoBulles 2023, a getaway to Rambouillet and Fontainebleau, the Mega in Oliveira de Frades in Portugal, that in Spain in Camarasa with a memorable passage in Andorra, a foray into the Drme at the beginning of the year, I have the immense luck and pleasure to accompany the pestinettes who asked me last summer to be part of this crazy trip to Australia to participate in the Adelaide Mega on February 29 !So I start by thanking them once again for the invitation as well as for the preparation of all logistics and the program of discoveries planned for these 17 days on Australian lands: Jasmers including three from the year 2000,webcams, virtual ones (full), challenges, Earthcaches, mysteries, Events.I would just add my two cents with the Matrices by cache type as well as obtaining as many Addons as possible for Leap Day ! Then depending on the time that we will have left at each of our stages, all caches allowing usto visit a nice new place.We only visited a tiny part of this beautiful country which makes us want to come back although it is not next door and I would also remember the warm welcome of Australians and their kindness.I sincerely thank all the poseurs without whom the exploration of all theseplaces known or much more discreet would not have been possible. A big thank you for your personal investment for the pleasure of all and ours in particular during this beautiful trip shared in friendly company ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~**Against a sedentary lifestyle, geocache! Get Out and Play! Saia and play! Sal y juega!**

6 months ago, during a frenzy, we said to ourselves "why not going to the mega in Adelaide for the leapday". From scratch we moved on to preparing an 18-day project in Australia. Our objectives are simple, visit a small part of this immense continent while validating a few caches. There are so many caches (impossible to do everything) that we will select. Our plan will allow us to visit Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Mount Gambier and finish in Adelaide for the famous Mega.between Canberra and Melbourne, we take a few breaks to discover some sites Thanks for the cache and the discovery of beautiful spots

Thanks for this thinkfull cache

Thanks for the Cache.

Out on a geocache trip with Ellen Sch , Team Eika and ingsve on holiday in Australia, and today it was this area that was prioritized If nothing else is mentioned, we found the cache at good coordinates and it was fine To save space in the log, we often log in with the nickname N4 Many thanks to CO for laying out and maintaining this Greetings from Norway TFTCUte p en geocache-tur med Ellen Sch,Team Eika og ingsve p ferien i Australia og idag var det dette omrdet som ble prioritert Hvis ikke annet er nevnt s fant vi cachen p gode koordinater og den hadde det bra For spare plass i loggen logger vi ofte med nick N4Tusen takk til Til CO for utlegg og vedlikehold av denne Hilsen fra Norge TFTC

Endelig har jeg og MrVon sr kommet oss ned til Australia og New Zealand, -en gammel drm er gtt i oppfyllelse. Team Eika og Ingsve har ogs reist i flge med oss p denne turen.Vi har reist p kryss og tvers i en mned, og mlet er ende opp i Adeleide og megaevent p skuddrsdagen. Vi har spesielt sett etter gamle cacher, for fylle jasmern, for et par stykker, og for oss to andre som har begynt tenke p gjennomgang to.De aller fleste dukket greit frem p plassene sine,noen ganger mtte vi lete litt, men var som regel heldige tilslutt. Noen DNFer ogs ble det ogs. Vi har for det meste logget med fellesnicket N4 (ingsve,Von sr. TeamEika og Ellen Sch) men ogs egne nicknavn er brukt.En stor takk til alle dere COer for utlegg og vedlikehold av cachene deres. Uten deres arbeid, hadde vi aldri kunnet kost oss med denne hobbyen.Alltid hyggelig med et nytt smilefjes p kartet. Cachehilsen fra Ellen Sch, Norge Finally me and MrVon sr have made it down to Australia and New Zealand, -an old dream has come true. Team Eika and Ingsve have also traveled with us on this trip.We have been traveling cross-country for a month, and the goal is to end up in Adeleide and mega-event on the leap year. We have especially looked for old caches, to fill jasmer'n, for a couple of pieces, and for the other two of us who have started to think about review two.The vast majority of them showed up at their places, sometimes we had to search a bit, but we were usually lucky in the end. There were also some DNFs too. We have mostly logged in with the common nickname N4 (ingsve, Von sr. TeamEika and Ellen Sch), but our own nicknames are also used.A big thank you to all you CO's for laying out and maintaining your caches. Without their work, we would never have been able to make a living with this hobby.Always nice to have a new smiley face on the map. Cache greetings from Ellen Sch, Norway

English We are six Norwegians on a trip to Australia and New Zealand. We arrived in Melbourne at the beginning of February and are traveling home after the mega event in Adelaide. ??? ? We travel by car and Geocaching helps us discover many nice places and often helps to decide where we choose the route between our goals which are: Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Dunedeen, and Adelaide.?? This is one of the caches we found on the trip and we thank you for showing us this place. We who are on tour have the nicknames: MrVonsr, ingsve, EllenSch and TeamEika. And signs the logs with N4. Great thanks for showing us and doing our tour wonderful Norwegian Vi er seks nordmenn p tur i Australia og New Zealand. Vi ankom Melbourne i begynnelsen av Februar og reiser hjem etter Megaventet i Adelaide.Vi reiser med bil og Geocaching hjelper oss oppdage mange fine steder og bidrar ofte til avgjre hvor vi velger ruten mellom mlene vre som er:Sidney, Melbourne, Aukland, Dunedeen, and Adelaide. ? ??Dette er en av cachene vi fant p turen og vi takker for at du viste oss dette stedet.Vi som er p tur har nickene: MrVonsr, ingsve, EllenSch og TeamEika. Og signerer loggene med N4.Stor takk for at dere bidrar til gjre turen s flott ???

As a once in a lifetime holiday, this year we are traveling for 7 weeks to Vietnam, Bali, Australia and New Zealand. In Australia we meet Ellen Sch and MrVon sr and Ingsve to visit these last two countries, so here we cache together. Now we have solved many caches so we have a large number of solved coordinates. But we are interested in all types of caches, so if you receive a log, it means that we have visited your cache. We haven't quite decided where we're going, but we'll probably let the weather decide for us. We want warmth because in Norway it is now freezing. We will stay for about 2 weeks in Australia and 2 weeks in New Zealand and we will end the trip with the Mega event in Adeleide on 29 February. So thank you very much to all of you who make it possible for us to travel around finding caches. On March 6, we set course for Norway again. There are extremely nice people everywhere and we are welcomed, we thank you very much.Thanks to our cache friends for good company on the trip.Som en gang i livets ferie reiser vi i r 7 uker til Vietnam, Bali, Australia og New Zealand. I australia mter vi Ellen Sch og MrVon sr og Ingsve for beske disse to siste landene, s her cacher vi sammen. N har vi lst mange cacher s vi har et stort antall med lste koordinater. Men vi er jo inntressert i alle typer cacher s hvis du mottar en logg s betyr det at vi har beskt cachen din. Vi har ikke bestemt oss helt hvor vi reiser men vi lar nok vret bestemme for oss. Vi nsker oss varme for i Norge er det n kuldegrader. Vi blir ca 2 uker i Australia og 2 uker p New Zealand og vi avslutter turen med Megaeventet i Adeleide den 29 februar. S tusen takk til alle dere som gjr det mulig for oss reise rundt finne cacher. 6 mars setter vi kursen mot Norge igjen. Det er srdeles hyggelige mennesker overalt og vi nskes velkommen, vi takker s mye.Takk til vre cachevenner for godt selskap p turen

On a trip with TashiBear so stopped in at the Truckies Memorial and went for a quick walk. TFTC

Stopped at the Truck Drivers Memorial with SquidKid96 and decided to visit this cache. TFTC

On the way to Newcastle for Australian Deaf Games.Stopped there and lovely small town .Thank you for placing the Virtual StrangeTrousers.

Heading off on summer holidays to Beechworth, stopped in Tarcutta for a brief break. Grabbed this virtual cache while paused. TFTC!

A regular stop over on our Syd-Mel drives. Tftc.

Velk cesta do Ocenie - den 9 - Canberra, Capital Territory - Yass, New South Wels - Ballarat, Victoria - 820 kmDnes m ekal prvn dlouh pejezd z hlavnho msta Canberra pes Yass v New South Wels a do Ballaratu ve stt Victoria. Celkem jsem ujela 820 km a cel den pralo slunko tak, e jsem se opalovala i v aut. Kekm jsem se tedy moc nevnovala, ale pr jsem pece jen odlovila. Zejmna z nejstar keky (10/2000) ve stt Victoria mm radost a byly tam krsn vhledy do dol. Keky na dlninch odpovadlech jsem vzdala po tetm pokusu, bu tam bylo stran moc lid nebo byla ke nkde v bordelu a pavuinch s pavouky a ty jsou tady jedovat, tak jsem tam nelezla.Za to dlnice jsem si uila dost. Jsou sice vtinou zadarmo, ale stav vozovky nic moc a nejvy povolen rychlost je 110 km/hod. Udret 110 na 700 kilometrech bylo nron a vichni jedou mezi 100 a 110, take se vlastn inou dva trdly dlnic jedouc v podstat stejnou rychlost. A docela ji dodruj, take pedjet nkoho znamen jet o 1 km/hod rychleji ne on a to je jak pedjdjc se kamiony u ns. Prost vedle toho auta jede 5 minut a pak ho konen pedjede. Peklo.Veer jsem si jet odlovila dal starou ke 06/2001 blzko Ballaratu, kde strvm tdr den. A konen jsem se zde setkala face to face s ivm menm klokanem, ale svia mi rychle zdrhl do lesa, tak nemm ani fotku. Ztra rno mm vnon sndani s mstnmi kaery, tak se docela tm. Jsem po t dnen cest dost unaven, tak asi brzy zalehnu.I drive today a long way from Canberra through Yass to Ballarat in Victoria. Together 820 km and was hot and very sunny. I found some caches on the way like this one. Late afternoon I make a short detour and found the oldest cache in Victoria with fantastic view to the valley. In the evening I arrived to Ballarat and stopped at another old one (Medievil) and saw my first live small cangaroo there. So I spend a nice day. Thanks for all caches and greetings from Czech republic.

Stopped at Tarcutta for a break while travelling for Christmas. TFTC!

Lots of history here. Very hot today as we make our way back home . Thanks for the virtual

On the way back home. TFTC

Found with Jomingara. Thank you for the cache.

Found with Sharanyaexpress on our way back to Sydney from Melbourne.There was some lovely singing coming out of the hall while we visited.

Time for Mr. Lazy aka JTreeTrack2 to catch up on some logs. Sorry to the cache owners for the lag. I have enjoyed finding every cache I have found and appreciate all the effort that has gone in to placing and maintaining the caches. Hopefully I will find more caches and give a more timely and personalized logThanks again for placing the cache.

Nice easy pick when stopping for a break

Decided to make a quick detour off the highway and take the obligatory pic to earn a smilie, thanks for the fun

#2584A quick park, and photo on my road trip back to Sydney.thanks for the virtual cache!!

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