It's: Loral, Almost A Palindrome Holden Hill, South Australia, Australia
By It's: Bob From Elsewhere on 26-Jan-21. Waypoint GC8VNB4

Found on the way home from visiting my son and granddaughters. Thanks BFE.

The brick, container and logbook have been replaced.

Out with Penny on a beautiful Autumn day to find a few Yellow Faces.Got the required Checksum of 14.Set off for a 1.04 km journey.Compass had me heading away from the Fence after 800mStop and check the Checksum, Yes its right.Checked the Math, OH BUGGA.Set off towards the correct GZ, and to my surprise that's exactly where the little Yellow Face was.TFTC TNLN

Out for a bit of a bike ride this afternoon.No problems with the complicated maths. No problems finding the container.

I was supposed to head out gif a bike ride this morning with a mate, but I adopted a bit of a cant be bothered attitude with the rain do have come out for a few caches insteadA very straight forward collection of the numbers, find and log stampedTFTC

Hidden in the brick

Another great find

Nice and simple find! My big fingers almost couldnt grab the logbook out of the container. TFTC! #36

Found while touring around a few of the NE suburbs today. Rode along the trail to find some of the Obahn series, only missed a couple due to muggles. Unfortunately didnt have anything to replace the logbook with me, was able to sign a small GP in. Find #6368 on 18 Dec 2023.TFTC Bob From Elsewhere!SAs Leap Year Event - GCA1DNA - Feb 29th, 2024. Keep the date free!

Bob is busy Elsewhere and will replace the logbook soon.I hereby authorise that the logbook can be replaced.It's Fine Elsewhere

This geocacher reported that there is a problem with this cache.

Logbook is soaked and needs replacing.

Solved this puzzle the other night while being unable to retrieve another cache due to a muggle. Arrived at the wrong answer first time. Re-checked everything multiple times and couldn't find where I went wrong. Then I adjusted my sitting position. D'oh! Arrived at GZ tonight to find the cache exposed on the ground. Didn't seem to be the intended hiding spot but that seemed to be next to it. Log is soaked so had to improvise by signing a leaf and putting that inside. TFTC.

A day out was organised with Michells&hound and allister w to the badlands to find caches that all three of us had not found. It was a fun day even though I had a bit of trouble walking as my back was playing up. Luckily there weren't any long walks involved and we managed to find all but one of the caches we looked for. The weather was a bit hit and miss and we did get rained on a couple of times, but the rain didn't last long.

A quick solve at the given coords then a short walk to a typical BFE hide.

Thanks for the cache BFE.

Found with JJ52 and Michells&hound on a caching day around the NE suburbs. It was a bit cold and the odd bit of rain but we found some really good caches. TFTC

Out with JJ52 and Allisterw for a caching day in NE suburbs. The weather was interesting cold and rain ️ too at times other times pleasant.
We found 27 caches for the day and a splendid time was had even through JJ had issues with her sciatica. Only 1 dnf for the day which was a good return.
Always enjoy a nice quick multi TFTC BFE

TFTC! Another good one for little geokids!

Found after rechecking our calcs

After a quick search I noticed I had messed something up. Back to the listed coordinate where a recall was done. Back close to where I was, just a few further along.

I found your D2.0/T1.5 Small Multi-Cache called It's: Loral, Almost A Palindrome on 27 January 2023. It was find #17547 for me. Thank you Bob From Elsewhere for placing this cache for our enjoyment in the wonderful state of South Australia.

Cyclist spooked me while searching for the cache but I just pretended to tie my shoe

TFTC Bob!

After trying to not look like a weirdo examining a random bench, the coordinates were quickly obtained. It also took my smooth brain a couple of seconds to figure out why the container wouldn't open.

Find #157
TFTC It's: Bob From Elsewhere

Found during a tour of the northern suburbs in an attempt to clear another small patch of metropolitan Adelaide. Stopped to do the counting, make the calculations and head off for the search. Thanks for the cache Bob From Elsewhere!

Find number 4 on our afternoon of caching in the rain with the Geokid Tftc

Out for a Tueday exploration with Mattycat in the big smoke, enjoying our cool walk collecting info required and the other various caches we arrived at GZ for a straight forward find with the cache in great condition
TFTC Bob From Elsewhere

Found

TFTC! Found with Biscuits44 & GeoPup. Nice morning for a walk.

TFTC! Found with harper-22 and GeoPup.

After a medical appointment had a little time to spare on the edge of the suburbs, so thought I'd clean a couple of marks of the caching map! A couple proved elusive, but most nice quick finds!

An interesting place to sit and watch the buses fly by!

Much gratitude to Bob From Elsewhere for placing and maintaining this cache on our SA geo game map


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Looking 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 Plenty 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 areas,
in sensible safe places especially! - it keeps our game safe, fun, and interesting

[^] [:o)] [^]

A great caching start to Twenty Twenty Too

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The fourth and final cache we found along the obahn busway today. Geokid enjoyed working out the coordinates to the cache location and was quick to spot the hiding spot at GZ. She's starting to recognise likely locations for hides. TFTC

First co ords let us to a beautiful tree in Loral Street. No cache... after reading the hint, we realised we messed things up. Lol
Second trial went better although still few meters off.
Thanks for the cache!!

We waited for the temperature to cool off a little before heading out. A pleasant early evening walk along the shady o-barn walking track. Arriving at GZ, some likely coordinates were soon calculated. The cache was soon spotted, signed the log, and replaced as found. TFTC!

Took the bike out for a christmas morning ride to find a newish tradition and as a bonus found 3 multis as well. All by BFE.
Hope the festive season is treating you well, and the new year even better.
Not quite where I had GZ but a quick find after reading the hint.

****Stay safe and Keep On Caching.****

Thanks to Bob From Elsewhere for these christmas caches nice and close to home

*This log composed and published using GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife).*

After attending the Early Birds Event this morning, I headed off for a few hours caching in the northern suburbs.

My main targets were some previously solved puzzle caches and some multis. I also managed to complete the Adventure Lab cache at Thorndon Park Reservoir.

Thanks Bob From Elsewhere for the cache.

There wasn't much happening around the Famous IV's house this afternoon so I headed out to gather a few long solved puzzles around the lower slopes of Black Hill, make a dent in the O-Bahn Walk From Tea Tree Plaza To Paradise series, as well as grab a few other caches along the way. All up 16 were sought, and although the first one was a DNF the rest were located. A great selection of hides in things as diverse as boots, in tree hollows, under old metal, beneath logs and in pipes. A few hides were recycled which made those finds not too onerous. TFTC BFE.

An unusual construction to the seat made this maths puzzle simple enough, albeit with some unexpected numbers (e.g. the number of legs). After a quick calculation we knew where to head and the map surely had us in the right spot, yet the hide was to be found some metres away TNLNSL TFTC

Found after gathering info and a short walk. Our phones out approx 4-5 mtrs today. TFTC

A gorgeous sunny day for a walk with earthlight finding caches as we go.
Enjoying the stroll and had a short rest while doing the math for this one.

TFTC BFE

Some days I dunno whether I'm coming or going !!
Was this one of those days ??
With some numbers worked out,
I headed for GZ,
Which was in the direction I'd just come from [:o]

TFTC

Found with HeapsGoodTom, TFTC.

Found it with Waffles2183, TFTC

The usual Wednesday wander by the befuddled animals had the Adder, Rat and Starfish re visiting the north east suburbs seeking a number of hides that had been published since our last visit. While the Rat and Starfish walked along the bikeway collecting a few others they needed the adder headed to GZ to start gathering the info needed. Cache was found in an obvious hide. Signed and returned. Thank you for the placement of the It's: Loral, Almost A Palindrome cache It's: Bob From Elsewhere find number 7729 at 21 April 2021 9:39 am

I had almost all of March away from caching to concentrate on the Garden. Time to get back to working towards my goals for the year. Also Time to get back into the regular Wednesday Wandering again. [^] Today myself, Blackadders and S.A. Sewer Rats headed out on a BFE rampage. Last puzzle meeting night we had worked on all the new BFE puzzles and decided it was high time to go and find them all - and his multi caches, trads and even the lab cache series. The other two having already found some whilst I was in the garden completed all that was required to get the Rat to TBFEN. Unfortunately we didn't have time to revisit 3 so I could get there and an early DNF on a BFE meant that would be impossible anyway. I ended up with 3 DNF's today - so much for goal number 3!

The Snake uncovered this one and it didn't seem all that familiar. A new one or am I losing my memory? [B)] Having all found this one I began to walk on alone whilst the others moved the car further along to catch up further down the track.

Only one of the three goals from last year achieved. So once again trying and fill my calendar with multi-caches and complete loop 11 again this year. [^] For my third goal I will try and get my DNF numbers to single digits. That should keep me busy again this year! [:o)]

***Thanks Bob From Elsewhere for putting out this cache and maintaining it for our enjoyment. ***
Logs prepared and published through GSAK.

Three Geo animals met up for a Wednesday wander.
I had done the adventure labs a while ago.
Today seemed to be a BFE cache day.
We took a stroll and gathered our numbers.
The cache was found by the slithering Adder. Tftc

Found It!
A quick little walk to the required seat and then I was off to GZ for a quick find!
TFTC

Out on the bike today to target some new O-Bahn caches. Would you believe I was sitting on this seat less than a week before this cache was published, but had to return for the information! Today my GPS had me right in the middle of the path, so I made this much harder than I needed to! I bet Bob doesn't reelise there are black posts on both sides of the path. I picked the wrong one of course, triggering the yapping muggle dog! Muggle neighbour then decided to check his mail box and eyed me suspiciously! Nothing to see here, just stopped for a drink!! After he left I quickly found the cache on the opposite side of the path and with said dog still barking, signed the log and got out of there. Stealth was not an option! TNLN SL Thanks for the cache (& fun) BFE.

Owl has been without a workable car for 3 weeks, so it has been a month since she found a real cache. Loading Eagle up, she promised him a walk along the bike track... with a couple of caches! The numbers were soon crunched, but looking in the wrong direction had her worried about them at GZ. Eagle watched on, puzzled why she didn't just sign the cache he could see (could have said something!), but it was eventually noticed in a d'oh! moment and they headed down the path again.

Thanks Bob from Elsewhere for the series of 3 O'bahn caches that I have completed today. Nice to get out into the great outdoors.

Glenelg is a palindrome. Ton a Glenelg a not is also a palindrome.

The cache was found in the last place we looked, which as usual was not the first place we looked. Thanks for placing a fun cache guys. We do love your work. We signed the logbook. Of course we did that is way we play this game. Cache in pretty good condition for the cache age.

Madam I'm Adam

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Easter 2020 was supposed to see South Australia Geocaching hosting the next Easter big MEGA event, GeoVenture 2020 at Millicent. GC82DAN. Due to COVID restrictions the event is now postponed to early October 2021. Check out the event page and our website for new details. We would love to see you at this four day event. Mega event sponsored by Wattle Range Council, Geocaching.com and many other supporters. Lots of caches to find with two classic geo art trails including the famous animated bottle and glass.

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This particular geocache was found using one of the following GPS enabled devices, Garmin GPSr, Montana 680t, Oregon 650 or Dakota 20 and a Samsung S8. Waypoints and paperless geocaching were downloaded via GSAK 9. Log prepared, checked and submitted using GSAK publish logs...

Warning, this hobby can be addictive. It can lead to exercise, meeting new people and finding interesting places you might not have known existed otherwise. Beware: you may have fun.

Out & about with CPwanderer & clare007 in the suburbs...
A nice day for a stroll and some caching...
TFTC BFE

Found with clare007 and hevwalker!!! Details quickly sorted and the prize quickly found!!

Came back, after re-calculating and found the cache. A simple error that ironically takes you to another cache!
I did however still find the cache about 11m from calculated co-ords, in the dark this morn.
TNLNSL
Thanks

Since we were walking past the described feature , we sorted the numbers and stopped at GZ on the way back to the car [8].
TNLNSL.
Thanks for another one Bob.

The cache was maintained on 2 Feb 2021.

The listed coordinates were corrected.

The description has been changed to plastic/timber slats.
In case anyone else has trouble with the question plastic/timber slats are what you sit on.

Please walk from the suggested parking location and the seat will be found.

Check Sum for A B C D E = 14 was also added.

It's Fine Elsewhere

1. There is no seat at listed co-ords.
2. There is a seat however 20m away at S34 50.281 E138 41.043
3. Using the above seat gives co-ords to within 15m, after incorrect calculations, to [Bladerunner: The Tyrell Owl](https://coord.info/GC3J6KN)
4. The placement date is not a palindrome here in Australia. 12/2/21 is however.
5. Wondering how many finders have logged the wrong cache?

There is no seat at listed co-ords!
Been stolen?

So the seat was moved from the original listed co-ords BFE?
Or none of the previous finders bothered to tell you the listed co-ords were incorrect?

Coordinates changed from:
S 34° 50.280 E 138° 41.055

Coordinates changed to:
S 34° 50.281 E 138° 41.043

Distance from original: 60.3 feet or 18.4 meters.

There is now a seat at the corrected listed coordinates. S 34° 50.281' E 138° 41.043'

The description has been changed to plastic/timber slats.
In case anyone else has trouble with the question plastic/timber slats are what you sit on.

It's Fine Elsewhere

Cache found 10m away from GZ
Went to the listed and made a quick calculation although one of the questions needs fixing up as the slates aren’t wood they are plastic

This morning with a bit of time to kill I headed to the eastern suburbs to find a few unfound caches before a netting back at Mawson lakes. A nice few hours with 14 finds.

Thanks for the cache

A Slat by any other name is just as Sweet.

It's Fine Elsewhere.

Another cache along the obahn.

I found the cache away from where the gps wanted me.

Tftc

We used all our fingers to do the counting and soon had the cache in hand. TFTC

I live near GlenelG. Say that backwards Bob.

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

With geosister H423L geodog Tonka and team Astro grabbing some quick caches
TFTC

I stopped by here on the way to the nearby hardware store to buy some supplies for the TOTT series of caches.
No TOTT required here, just a bit of counting and a pleasant walk along the pathway.

Thanks for the cache It's: Bob From Elsewhere.
# # #7628 # #

Veni. Vidi. Vici. Scripsi.
Joint bronze with Izwalk
Saw this one published yesterday afternoon but I was about 60 kilometers away so no possible chance of FTF. This morning I was heading to the shops and decided to make a small detour on the way. Parked as directed in a familiar street and wandered to the listed coords. Saw a familiar couple sitting on the target and as I approached they stood and started walking towards me. Asked if they got the coordinates for GZ. Answer Yes and they would wander slowly to GZ.
A quick gather of some information and quickly realised that I made a rooke mistake on one bit of info. Corrected.that. then looked and wondered if BFE was being tricky with another of the bits of info so I put down both possibilities. Started the Bobmaths and quickly realised that one of the two possibilities would not work so no trickery. Got the final coordinates and wandered down.to where Izwalk were searching. I joined the search and had to widen the search area a couple of times before a very typical BFE hide was found. Cache extracted, log extracted and signed by Izwalk and stamped. Then all reassembled and hidden as found. No palindromes were found or hurt on this exercise.
Gratias pro cache Bob from elsewhere

Found after expanding search. I think we got bronze! Good to meet a fellow cacher Bgmat on the path to compare notes. Thanx

Came for a visit with the Supa's. Parked at a great spot and made the short walk up. SupaOrange made the find. Thanks

Great fun running up and down this track we have ridden many times. Turtle Out

Csaba! says count this, count that. Numbers worked and I made the find. Tra La Laaa

Sneaky one Mr Bob! We saw this one come up on the email but had a few things to do before we could get away. Missed the gold medal by 20 minutes so we get to claim the silver one. Thanks for placing this cache for us to find!

Published

*FTF* @ 14:05

LTF

Super favourite, personal reasons.