Bus Stop Woodleigh, South Australia, Australia
By Scholz3290 on 05-Aug-19. Waypoint GC8BNPE

We're meandering home, after attending 2 awesome Megas over this side of the country, via a few little deTours as we go.We'll be going back across the Nullarbor, back to our Seaside home eventually, before WAGB 2024.Thanks for this one on our travels.TFTC

Thanks

Found

Spent more time looking at the Post Office after finding the cache than we did looking for it
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Another geocaching trip to Australia with tmann421.
This time to SA and surrounding areas.
Enjoyed the caches and the sites
Signed logs tm/ww NZ
Thanks to all the cache owners for their efforts in placing the hides.

*Another big geocaching trip to Australia with woolwood9.*
Our main focus was on the "On Your Bike" Wherigo series, which we really enjoyed.
Biggest disappointment was solving all the Paddle Steamer puzzles, then driving within 4km of them before finding the roads all completely turned to sticky slush and unusable!

*We visited many other good caches and other trails on our trip and had a lot of fun!*
**Really appreciate the effort put into this cache.**
All logs stamped: **tm/ww NZ**

Another cache find on our 2022 South Australian Adventure. It is a wonderful day. albeit cold, windy and rainy with patches of sun. Just perfect for geocaching.

We are enjoying our time travelling SA. Fantastic towns, ruins, beaches and cliffs & wine. Thanks to all the COs for taking us on this geo-guided tour.

Another cache find on our 2022 South Australian Adventure. It is a wonderful day. albeit cold, windy and rainy with patches of sun. Just perfect for geocaching.

We are enjoying our time travelling SA. Fantastic towns, ruins, beaches and cliffs & wine. Thanks to all the COs for taking us on this geo-guided tour.

Found it

Found along the dusty roads while caching with -Beaker- and Kellmik on our SA Easter rampage.
A small walk in had us at the cache.
Thanks Scholz3290 for the placement.

Found out caching with Beaker and the Tritonz.
TFTC

Found with Kellmik and The Tritonz during our Easter Riverland Rampage!
TNLNSL
TFTC
TTFN
Beaker

The forecast temperature today was listed as reaching 39 degrees so we planned our cacheing day around spending maxium time in the A/C in the car and minium time out walking trails. Today it was fantastic that we did not find that we needed to renew any cache containers or log books/sheets. Well done everyone. All the caches we targeted today were found to be in good order.
There was, of course, the mandatory flies and dust and more dust and more flies, we can live with this as we have the technology to deal with the flies and dust.
We did encounter roads that we have never travelled on before and were very surprised when we came across a water way at Bugle Hut that had at least 300 swans on it. We traveled down a road that had the strangest collection of items attached to the trees, there was fans, lamps, boom box, frypan, stuffed toys, CD's with red reflectors, asstd computers bits - monitor keyboard etc. It felt like every road had an old house on it. We saw house's where the lawns were so green while all the land around them were as brown as can be.
SL TFTC

Out with Mattycat for a caching trip to the riverland for the day, with temperatures 40 C we decided to pick some easier caches that didnt involve walking to far and keeping cool in the geomobile. With Loxton our starting point we head east to the Border even crossed the border for a few in the park before thunderstorms ended the day. Loved the paint work on the outside of the PO, cache was found in good condition
TFTC Scholz3290

Nothing like the lure of a 40 degree day out there to make us want to go caching!

Actually every day we want to go caching

So took off with Mr froghoppin for some "east of Loxton" caching. Got a bit sidetracked and made a small incursion into Mexico along the way

Altogether a great day finding caches, mostly that were within reach of the airconditioned catmobile, and dodging any sign of people and their bugs along the way [:o)]

A quick find while admiring the local PO and surrounds.

Appreciation goes to Scholz3290 for placing and maintaining this cache on our geo game map


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Searching around every day finding and signing using some or all of the resources of GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife), Whereyougo, Garmin Montana 750i, Montana 680t, Etrex 35, Samsung S20+, Samsung S9, with Geocaching App, c:Geo, or Geooh Go, and Android Auto and other maps... or often with just plain old dumb luck Quite a lot of that actually!!!
*Logs are composed and published using GSAK of course.*


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Please do stay as safe as possible when caching.
Keep a lookout for bogs, snakes, surprise cliffs, boxing roos, wombats, bulldust, and floods,
try not to get tetanus from rusty mint tins and don't fall out of trees...
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- but especially lookout for bugs from alpha to omega !!! . [xx(]

Try to keep Travel Bugs as the only bugs you share and pass on
Now our borders are open - even more important to sanitise and safely distance!!!


Much appreciation of all those placing quality caches out and about around the countryside,
in sensible safe places especially! - it keeps our game safe, fun, and interesting

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Here we go caching in Twenty Twenty Too

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today we travelled with liz and bruce and sewthat we are having a look around the area during the mega we found this cache

A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks for placing them

Out exploring with friends. Having a great day.

*Found with [Geooh GO](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobiltal.geoohGO)*

Enjoying exploring the area with Sewthat and Honeysucker. Found after a short search. Thanks

Enjoying exploring the area with Sewthat and Honeysucker. Found after a short search. Thanks

quick find
Out with the Mogni for a short trip out to the riverland, only 3 days. It was hot first 2 days where 40 degrees and the last day was 33 degrees. Since the rules just changed about covid 19 testing before and after entering vic to no testing, we changed our plans on the way up and decided to go via Murray Sunset National Park. The idea was to find as many caches as we could that haven't been found recently most hadn't been found in 3 months. On day 1 we replaced 10 out of the first 12 caches, all broken container and 1 log book replaced, and by the end of the day had a heaped medium bin liner bag full of broken containers, the hot mallee sun doesn't do the plastic containers any good. Day 2 saw us caching around Loch Luna and lake Bonney which is way easier driving around here in the dry then in the rain like my last visit here. Onlt 1/2 a medium bin liners back of replaced containers today, people must fix the closer to the highway caches more often. On day 3 it was back in to the mallee country and home via Pinnaroo. Getting those " out of the way caches ". Plenty of dirt roads where driven down and many, many back sandy tracks taken. It was good to explore all the country areas and stay off the highway.

Sir_spectre and I had a quick getaway to the Riverland. We were targetting the less found caches. We found an assortment of caches, and as regular for us manged to replace containers for several and put some fresh logbooks in others. It was a rather hot weather for a weekend of caching but the air conditioned car gave us some relief.
Thanks to Scholz3290 from mogni

Found 7/11/21 artillery box

Day 2 of our weekend away to explore the Murray Mallee region (keeping away from the Victorian border due to COVID-19 restrictions) [8].
Stopped to pick this one up as we headed to Loxton for a late lunch .
Around and around we went - eventually finding the cache .
TNLNSL.
Thanks again Scholz3290.

Mallee trip with the geo-pup. Day 7, Pinnaroo to Paruna.

Had a chat with the post lady and read the railway information.

TFTC

Had a lovely time in taplin .
Stopped for a chat with the Postie here a lovely lady.
Now off to the border for a picture. (Wink)
Thank you for your cache

Where do you download the time table here?[?]? I checked Transit app and nothing came up. I guess you just wait!

Thanks to Scholz3290 and **clear skies** from TeamAstro. [^] Cache the planet! [^]

Out for a couple of days of caching with Astro to clear up Wandering Heroes and the Around the World in 81 Caches series.

We met up with EGregory1 and Featherwaite to do he Around the World series.

Must have just missed the bus.

TFTC

Heading to the Riverland for a couple of days, on a caching trip, with clare007...
It was a lovely day for it...
Wandered across the road to check out the Railway monument and the PO...a very colourful building...
TFTC Schlz3290

Day 376 ( Tuesday 8th ) of our trip. Caching along the way. In Paruna today. A total of 15 for the day and 6667 the trip. A grand total of 16,635 caches. TFTC

Found It!
A nice little walk and a quick find here. A quiet town here today but then I guess it always is these days...
TFTC

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Time to start thinking about making a move away from Loxton so headed out today to attempt the remaining unfound nearby.

TFTC

As I am getting older and running out of time, I have decided I will take off on my own to cache in different areas of our vast country as my NGW (Non Geocaching Wife) has no interest in caching.
I have been up to Loxton for five days of full on caching with suscoe, au.fait and Phetlern and still have so many caches to log.
Heading east of Loxton with the crew we found this guy. Ross tells me that we travelled at least 250 km today.
I am afraid that for the next few days my logs are going to be a lot of cutting and pasting but that does not take away the effort that the owners have put in to provide these caches for us to find so please accept my thanks. With close to 200 caches placed I know how much work is involved with not only placing them but the ongoing maintenance.
Thanks, Scholz3290 for placing this cache.

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Another great day of caching, with Bushfire, au.fait & Suscoe, in the Riverland - between Loxton and that infamous border! The expanse of the farmland is amazing the ruins dotted along the roadsides adding interesting snap shots of local history. No bus for us!

Satellites today had our GZ 7 metres WNW of where we found the cache.

Our thanks to 'Scholz3290' for placing this cache for our enjoyment.
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*This log composed and published using Geocaching Swiss Army Knife (GSAK).*

Suscoe headed out this morning in the terrific company of au.fait, Phetlern and Bushfire for a caching adventure to the east of Loxton.
It was a warm morning which turned into a farily hot afternoon.
We travelled around 250 kms and found a lovely range of caches in some interesting locations.
The roads were fairly quiet but we did pass quite a few shingle back lizards, who were making their way across the roads that we travelled along.

Thanks to Scholz3290 for this hide.
A very quiet spot here.

A fairly warm to hot day with much driving in the area to the East of Loxton. The caches were fairly widely spaced but the excellent company of Phetlern, suscoe and Bushfire made for a very enjoyable day. A bright sight greeted us here TFTC Scholz3290

Quick find by Miss 8. Thanks again for a great cache!

Hello Taplan
A beaut little spot to stop and find me a couple of caches

And while nothing happened ...
... I found this cache

I didn't see a bus stop at GZ, did find a brightly painted cache though.... then I read the cache description...
TNLNSL
Thanks

Found with CPwanderer and clare007 before stopping for lunch.
We had brought Subway with us from home and battled a swarm of flies as we ate.
What an interesting area. A favourite from me.
Enjoyed reading the information and taking photos.

TFTC Scholz3290 Apologies for the late log.

It had reached the hotter part of the day, which made eating our subways across the road frustrating & slightly unpleasant sharing with lots of persistent flies.
Gizmo's gang, CPwanderer & I enjoyed checking the memorial & the mural on the nearby post office box.
Took a bit of searching, but found the clever hiding spot.
Thanks for the cache Scholz3290

A favourite from me for bringing us to this interesting area!!!! Enjoyed the monument and the P.O. before finding the cache. We then had the subway rolls we had brought with us from Tailem Bend ….. sharing them with 20,000 flies!!! Thanks for the hide!!

I waited. But no buses came along. TFTC

Out with my geosister H423L caching rarity for my sister to come this way. Using her 4WD
TFTC

It’s amazing what you find on the backroads. We were cautious with 2 cars parked at a residence across the road but thankfully cache was easily distinguishable and found in good condition. Thanks for bringing us out here.

A lovely spot. Thanks for a great reason for a driv͜

Out and about today with goingplaces2 on a caching run. We took a lot of back roads and tracks and had a great day. This one was a nice easy find and all duties were soon completed. TFTC.

Today it was a matter of selecting fewer caches for the list, but going mainly for interest. With ilook4geo we travelled past vineyards, mallee, drove dirt roads and tracks, enjoying it all. We made a successful find here, quickly and easily. Both names were noted on the log, all was put back in place, except we gave it a bit more camo and we were off again to look for other oad.interesting caches as well. Loved the P.O. decore across the road. Thank you, Scholz3290, for placing this cache.

Really good and fun

When I pulled up, there were a couple of Muggles over at the post office, so I had to busy myself in my car for a bit until they dispersed. A quick find of this well-stocked cache and lovely to have the FTF. Found just on dusk at 6 pm surrounded by birdsong. I have replaced the container exactly as I found it, but it was on the ground and it may actually have fallen from its perch? Thank you for adding to our local cache landscape. Bit dodgy driving back home in the near dark, with kangaroos on the verge and piles of gravel along the road! Cache #2947.

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