George Bridgewater, South Australia, Australia
By
Team Piggy on 04-Sep-02. Waypoint GC8996
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This cache is in an area marked as a warning area.
Zone Name: Mount George (CP) (Click here for zone Details)
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This cache is in an area marked as a warning area.
Zone Name: Mount George (CP) (Click here for zone Details)
This may mean the cache is placed in an area where geocaching is not allowed by the land manager.
Please review the details for this zone and act accordingly.
If it is in a geocaching banned area please consider whether you wish to seek this cache.
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Logs
In town with CaptainVimes for a work event (hers, not mine) and to find a few caches. Found with my eldest who is 21 and almost a year younger than this cache. Thanks for the cache Team Piggy
A nice day for a drive in the Adelaide Hills for a few caches. I parked the car in the Mount George Conservation Park car park and set off on foot. This was my first visit to this park and it was very enjoyable. Nice views in places and lots of caches to help me explore the area. All caches found were in good condition unless stated otherwise. Most were quick finds, but a couple of stubborn ones requiring extra time to find. A great afternoon in the Autumn sunshine. Thank you Team Piggy, for placing George for the geocaching community.# # #15022 # #
In all our travels we would not have even thought to travel to this location. (HaHa). In your dreams, these cachers do. [:(!] Thanks for an awesome effort. Devilish Brilliant and Clever I like it Another one off the list TTBLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH - Team Piggy [^]
A sneaky grumpy bump looked on as I did the search and find for the cache. Had water in cache but log dry.Tftc
Wasn't sure what I was 'oink oink' looking for, but once I was closer to GZ it was a little clearer. Found signed and returned. TFTC team piggy!
I was up this way this morning and saw there were quite a few caches around so I parked and went on a lovely adventure through Mt George. I found a total of 8 caches on my very enjoyable loop. I didn't always take the easiest way and said hello to many blackberry bushes. This was my first find today, took a little searching to find the right spot.Thank you for hiding this cache for my adventure.
This has been on my to do list for ages, and today was the day! A really cold day meant brisk walking and hopefully all quick finds, and that's what we got. Lovely to find such an old cache, TFTC Team Piggy
Was considering a sleep-in this morning, then several new cache notifications pinged. So we grabbed our gear and raced out the door for a Sunday morning adventure. We managed to snag a park on Old Carey Gully Road and all walked in there. After collecting some smileys along the Foreman Fire Track, we headed out on the Heysen Trail for a few more. Such a nice morning to explore some of the Mount George area.
TFTC!!
TFTC!!
A nice oldie. Quick find.
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Thank you for maintaining and placing this cache! We really appreciate your effort!
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TFTC Team Piggy
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Thanks for this Traditional and for letting me have the opportunity to find George
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Found on 13 May 2023 at 3:01 pm
Find 3789
Some caches signed as “Team Azzo”
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Thanks for this Traditional and for letting me have the opportunity to find George
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Found on 13 May 2023 at 3:01 pm
Find 3789
Some caches signed as “Team Azzo”
It was quite a trek. Make sure you bring your hiking shoes and not thongs like me
Ttrogg Picked up the Rat from the Rat's Den.
Then we headed out on an OZGrumpy day in Mount George.
We headed down the track to this one.
This track was going to test out the leg and hip.
It was a slow walk around the loop today.
After doing the loop it was time to do this one.
A quickish find.TFTC
Then we headed out on an OZGrumpy day in Mount George.
We headed down the track to this one.
This track was going to test out the leg and hip.
It was a slow walk around the loop today.
After doing the loop it was time to do this one.
A quickish find.TFTC
Well I thought I would collect at least two caches from Mt George today. Oh how easy could this one be...TFTC Team Piggy. Least I've had a cardio work out this morning .
This was my target cache for the afternoon. With such a good day weather-wise, it was perfect for an evening walk along these trails. I knew the cache was compromised, so brought three replacements with me. I found the cache, which was entirely full of water. I removed the two sodden bags of mess, dried out the container and added one that would fit inside. I put mine inside yours, turned yours upside down so it wouldn't collect water, and then hid it under quite a lot of camo. It is clearly obvious to a cacher which stump is the one with a cache in it.
Thanks for the opportunity of finding a cache from 2002, with the replacement this should last a bit longer for sure. Thanks Team Piggy.
Find #8123 at 7.08pm.
Thanks for the opportunity of finding a cache from 2002, with the replacement this should last a bit longer for sure. Thanks Team Piggy.
Find #8123 at 7.08pm.
Met 3 walkers at last Junction father and 2 kids. They were heading to another destination. There are tall slender rough bark eucalypts all along the route to the cache. I don't recognise the variety but they form a lovely setting. I enjoy this type of cache.
Thanks Team Piggy for a lovely off the track bush cache.
Thanks Team Piggy for a lovely off the track bush cache.
My mum and dad found this so long ago they couldn’t remember where it was, but we eventually found it!
Took a little effort in the dust storm as the GPS wasn't that accurate but we found it while the scouts were doing their thing - with Fich06
Epic adventure coming down from the fire track. Would never have come here except for geocache - introduced to a hidden gem of a conversation park. Thank you from Charlie, Dyan and Dad
Nice find had to go for a small walk to find it, couldn’t write in log book as it was super damp.
This evening after work, [@jesswrigley](http://coord.info/PRNW59T) and I headed out to around Bridgewater and Stirling for a few walks and geocaching. We started with a hike along the Heysen Trail in Mount George Conservation Park, passing a few other walks and runners also enjoying the nippy but sunny afternoon. We then drove past Woodhouse Activity Centre, reminiscing of my younger days coming here during outings and school camps. It was then a stop in to Stirling for a cache published earlier in the day, but a nice walk around its town centre picking up sweets and goodies in a few shops.
A pleasant walk along the Heysen Trail, and enjoyable to cross the bridge to see the small picturesque river running. Once near GZ, we left the track, and checked a few locations, before GZ counted down to zero, and the cache was made. The hint didn't make a lot of sense (other than association with the CO's name), so I can only assume that this cache container had changed over the years, of which the hint is no longer relevant. It certainly isn't a regular sized cache anymore, but just small sized. The cache container was fine, but the logbook is wet and a little tattery, so it could use a replacement log and plastic bag added. These circular containers never seem to be a good idea with keeping water/moisture out. Thanks Team Piggy for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance. It was nice to have found this oldie 09/2002 hidden cache.
P.s. I do wonder what [@gridge98](http://coord.info/PRGKDMY) means in his log when he refers to HZ? Hopefully zero perhaps?
A pleasant walk along the Heysen Trail, and enjoyable to cross the bridge to see the small picturesque river running. Once near GZ, we left the track, and checked a few locations, before GZ counted down to zero, and the cache was made. The hint didn't make a lot of sense (other than association with the CO's name), so I can only assume that this cache container had changed over the years, of which the hint is no longer relevant. It certainly isn't a regular sized cache anymore, but just small sized. The cache container was fine, but the logbook is wet and a little tattery, so it could use a replacement log and plastic bag added. These circular containers never seem to be a good idea with keeping water/moisture out. Thanks Team Piggy for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance. It was nice to have found this oldie 09/2002 hidden cache.
P.s. I do wonder what [@gridge98](http://coord.info/PRGKDMY) means in his log when he refers to HZ? Hopefully zero perhaps?
Couldn't find it as it's as our gps' couldn't get a lock on our location. Need good hiking shoes as it can be a bit slippery
I like caches like this, where you have to walk some distance along a track, and then leave the trail. Alas the the log book is still wet, but I did manage to leave a mark. TFTC.
I had this cache on the list of caches to find today, I set off in search of this although I anticipated a bit of a shorter walk, anyways it was a nice walk through the woods. I soon arrived at HZ to find this oldie out in the open full of water, I did my best to fix it up but unfortunately a new container and log book is probably needed.
TFTC
TFTC
Woohoo! Thanks for the adventure. If you’re looking - feel safe to move away off the beaten track
This medium was on the smallish side but a nice walk anyway. We've hidden the cache a little better than we found it. Beware of the thorns. Tftc.
Thanks for this geo cache. Beautiful area and a lovely walk. Blackberry bush ate my pants.
Found with CWKemp. Contents of original log bag is soup, new one is fine. Thanks for the cache.
Found while walking the trail from Bridgewater to Stirling Golf Course - ate way too many blackberries (which were delicious!). Found cache and signed log.
Found it after completing the Wheels of Industry multi which finishes quite close by. Accurate coordinates made this quite an easy find. Logbook is very wet. TFTC!