It's: Almost An Easy One Ingle Farm, South Australia, Australia
By It's Bob From Elsewhere on 11-Jan-21. Waypoint GC90AN6

Yay. Found with some help from a friend. After an event down at vale park swung near here for some groceries and made the find on the way home. Gotta love a smiley face on the map. Thankyou for placing and maintaining it.

Easy puzzle and easy find. Don't overthink it

Here's one to find today.Thank you for placing the cache Bob From Elsewhere.

Our visit to SA must soon come to an end. TFTC It's Bob From Elsewhere

Stayed at Adelaide for the Leap Mega,Sign the log as EV, Thank you for the hunt and cache.

Simple find for my morning brain. TFTC! #14

Nice easy one

Taking a stroll around the area in order to try to burn off some calories that I ingested yesterday. New paragraph solve this one while ago, but this is the first time I was in the area. Easy fine.

Found it and it was easy tftc

We had an afternoon caching in the north eastern suburbs after family visits and lunch.

Nice quick find.

TFTC

A nice easy one indeed and a very quick find, stamp and return at GZ
TFTC

Indeed an easy one. To solve and find.

TFTC SL

It was so easy Mrs P picked the hidey spot as we approached, but my eyes couldn't see. So Mr C felt around and found where I said it would be. TFTC It's Bob From Elsewhere

Clocking up cache finds for the May Wheel of Challenges with Peas&CarrotsForever.

Solved this one 01.03.23, great to find a successful find!

TFTC

AussieGal88

South Australia is the place be for GCA1DNA - February 29th, 2024 in Adelaide! Let's show the rest of the Geocaching world what Australia is made of at The Great Leap Forward!

Owl suggested a caching day out with some maintenance thrown in for good measure. A lot of robust discussion and a few laughs between caches helped pass the day.

Found after a late afternoon coffee nearby. The second of four caches found in the area. Another puzzle solved ages ago, before I started pasting the geocheck result in my notes.

Thanks for the puzzle and cache It's Bob From Elsewhere.

Sorted the numbers for this cache a long time ago [|)] and since we were caching the parking lot today , it made sense to grab this one between passing muggles .TNLNSL.Thanks Bob.

Another nice easy find

A quick PaG. #NLAMT.

I found your D1.0/T1.5 Micro Mystery called It's: Almost An Easy One on 27 January 2023. It was find #17518 for me. Thank you Bob From Elsewhere for placing this cache for our enjoyment in the wonderful state of South Australia.

A fairly quick find today, although I imagine it would have been even quicker if we had looked for the cache a few months ago when we solved the puzzle. There were many more muggles to avoid mid-morning on a Sunday at GZ than there used to be. TFTC

I remember how hard this puzzle was the first time around so much easier this time around. Went into the shopping center for a cool down TFTC BFE

Found it

It’s almost and easy one that’s for sure thanks guys

Found during an impromptu visit to the northern and eastern suburbs after attending the '7am Caching Catch up - #030' event in North Adelaide. Thanks for the puzzle and cache Bob From Elsewhere!

Worked this out ages ago and found ourselves nearby today so made the find in the logical place. Thanx

Was in the area for a mother's day dinner and decided to clear up some "Solved but not found" caches while I had the chance.

Simple solve and a quick find here today.

Cache is in good condition.

Stamped the log book and returned the cache to its hiding spot.

Thanks Bob From Elsewhere for this cache.

Find No.993
08/05/2022

Awesome cache but don't overthink it .

Oh wow, for some it can take a while!!!!! but the important thing is that when one reads the screen and comprehends what one is reading "it's almost an easy one" We parked so close almost didn't need to get out of the car. Thank you for this hide BFE. Was caching with TubbyBooBoo and ZoBo01

I visited this cache with bektheraccoon, TFTC

It almost was an easy one, but I am clearly the type to overcomplicate things, so I pre-converted the coords and got a on the geochecker first time around. When I arrived at gz I ignored the compass to check out a location about 10 metres away before verifying how far away I actually was.. might even say I was trying to cache BFE style (no GPS) now, time for some dinner, tftc BFE

That was an easy one, and I’ve recently been looking at a cluster of caches that use the bearing/distance caper, so I’m quite glad that this cache has directed me towards an easier approach to such hides.

Thanks once again Bob From Elsewhere.

I enjoyed this one Bob from Elsewhere. Perhaps you could do more caches using this interesting geo tool. Found on a warm afternoon but the cache was covered in nice shade. I parked in a spot 4m from gz with very few people around here today.

Moving along from a cow-related adventure to this, we arrived at GZ and found it relatively deserted despite its surrounds. Retrieval was a pain, however, as the container was hard to reach, but we managed in the end A quick sign later we moved to our next target. TNLNSL TFTC

Out for a half days caching with Mattycat, today was to clear a few mysteries and multis for the time we had, this was one of them, despite a busy area we managed to find a park right next to the cache and a quick find ensued
TFTC Bob From Elsewhere

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 puzzle and the cache.

Popped in to the place nearby with Purrfect Di and Jack. Noticed a nearby solved Bob cache on my GPSr !!! In fact it was just outside the car
WOW... one I could solve without a drinking problem or severe migraine [:o)]
And a convenient location.
I like this trend BFE, tftc


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Found It!
Why can't all Bob puzzles be this easy?! Today I was in the area, so I stopped at GZ for a quick find!
TFTC

Thanks for the puzzle and cache BFE. I had solved this one on the first of April this year, and it sat waiting for a trip past. I had intended a trip out Karoonda Hwy today, but didnt have the energy, and there were chores mounting up. So it was a late afternoon swoon through the north east collecting what took my fancy, and this was one of them. A quick grab, cache in good condition. Interesting, I might try matt paint on mine, I wonder if it will hold better. Cheers Bob.

Solved it a while ago, and found it today after a nice day of caching with Waffles2183. TFTC

Thanks for the cache bob, found with conardel

Thanks for the cache found with Webberg on a wet wintery Sunday

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)]

Didn't need anything for the calendar today but I had to come down with the lad to Cavan to get some bits and pieces for his lathe. May as well find a cache or two on the way. This having been a recent DNF that had been replaced was my target. [^] Having already been here once I hoped the cache was not hidden at the top as my arm was not going to fit in the space provided. Luckily it was not and in reach of my hand. Woo hoo a DNF off the list and now only 1 cache away from BRIAN. [:o)]

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

New log.. dry and intact.. thank you

It's Been Replaced.

It's Fine Elsewhere

Unfortunatly DNF. It should be obvious, but no cache. What a nice spot to hide a cache, but no cache. Will be back next time, after someone found it.

Another Job For Bob to replace the cache.

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)]

Another Wednesday wander with just S.A. sewer Rats today. Today was about finding some DNF's and whatever else we could find in between them. The puzzle was a quick solve and this should have been an easy one especially since I was with a previous finder. [^]

***NOT SO.***

I went to GZ whilst the rat staying in the geomobile. My hand went into GZ but my forearm wouldn't fit so I could only search the bottle few inches. Nada. I summoned the Rat who could search the whole GZ for me. Still nada. . Must be on top. Nope. [:(!] back to geomobile for torch and thorough search. Still nada. Bugger another DNF onto the list!.

**Thanks Bob From Elsewhere for the search anyway. **

Found it!!! Thanks BFE!!!!

This was definitely a easy one and a close one to home too. Today I had to get a fresh cut so came out here. Stopped by GZ for a quick and easy find. Cache is all good
TFTC

Another puzzle that the Adders love. One that they can solve. Second for the day.Thank you for the placement of this cache Bob From Elsewhere find number 7326 at 3 February 2021 10:44 am

Quickly sorted out the puzzle.
A quick find the Rat today. Tftc BFE

Too easy, even for an 'easy Bob cache' standard..
A quick find at a muggle free hour...
TNLNSL
Thanks

After attending the early bird event a but if time was spare before work.

Decided to call past this one. Cache hidden in logical spot.

Tftc

It's not an easy one if your internet is having kittens and keeps interrupting service, calculating partial projections, reverting the numbers to posted coordinates and all manner of other issues. Owl is inadvertently responsible for several of those red crosses! Fortunately today it was an easy find.

Heck!! BFE - are you going a bit soft now you realize you may not be the oldest geocacher around!!??!! Don’t worry!! Keep these Easy Ones coming. As long as they are not Easy 70s or Easy 90s I should be ok with the maths!!!

Thanks Bob From Elsewhere and clear skies from TeamAstro. ️ Cache the planet!

Hhhmmm. Almost? Definitely maybe! Thanks for a puzzle I can manage and TFTC

A full on day of geocaching with 3 events spread across the day between 6am at Vili's Mile End[|)][|)][|)] and 11pm at Vili's Blair Athol[|)][|)][|)] In between, there was a Location, Location Seminar event at the Box Factory in the city at 7pm[^]
In and around events, Rex and I were joined by Otter61 and we dragged him down South to find a few caches
We followed JJ52 to a cache or two and then to her house to get a cache container to fix a Yin-Yang cache[^] Turned out her container was too big and I had a smaller one anyway
Managed to even drag muggle partner out to the Emu pub (didn't that used to be the Wheatsheaf pub[?]) for a drink with us[^] prior to us heading to the Location event.
Otter61 headed home after the Location event[^] as he was tired[|)][|)] after a long and hot day caching[|)][|)]
By the time Rex and I got to the Night Owl's event, I had to leave earlier than normal as Rex was so tired he could not settle and sleep[|)][|)] So we headed home[^] and he went straight to bed[|)][^][|)][^]

My total for the day was 21 smilies: 3 events attended and 18 caches found

TNLN. SL. TFTC Bob From Elsewhere

Had a couple of hours to spare between events so of course a plan was hatched with locus cache to come and find a few caches in the northern suburbs. [^]

A new BFE puzzle that I had in my solved pile just waiting for me to get out here to make the find and tonight was the night.

Well this was an easy one and at 10:30pm the cache retrieval was just as easy.

Thanks for the puzzle and cache BFE.

A Bob puzzle with a tutorial[?] And an easy one too.. Not the Bob we’re used to! Thanks for placing a new cache in the car park where I do my weekly shopping – most convenient! Found BFE style in the first place I felt. TNLN SL On behalf of some of us lowly geocachers, can I request more tutorials like this one please!!!! So many still unsolved!

Coffee, haircut and a cache. A good mornings work!
TFTC from ImSue

There is always great satisfaction when solving and then finding a BFE puzzle. Despite being a D1, this cache was no exception.

Quick find today.

Thanks for the cache Bob From Elsewhere.
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Was too busy with visitors when this came out to try for the FTF but had to get my name in the log when passing by on the way home today.
Thanks Bob From Elsewhere for an easy puzzle and nice placement right next to where I parked

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

Today was the day to go out and collect all the BFE puzzles that we had not yet found. We were away when some were published and busy at other times. We did have all but one solved. Somehow, we had missed that one so had to solve it as well before venturing out. We added the BFE Adventure Lab to our target list too. As well as the odd multi and traditional. It was a very pleasant day for a drive and while a couple of hides were challenging, we managed to find them all without having to resort to seeking assistance. Quite satisfying really. So once again we have reached BFE puzzle nirvana (although there are still a few non-puzzle ones to collect another day.

Another cache of deja vu although this time the instructions were much more explicit!
Another areea we had been to before. Caught by one of the local workers as I was replacing the cache it was time to chat about geocaching. Maybe another new recruit?

TNLNSL
TFTC yet again Bob from Elsewhere

That was easy!!

The puzzle was solved at the first attempt. The cache was found in the first place we looked. BFE style. 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.

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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...

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Veni. Vidi. Vici. Scripsi.
Saw this published late yesterday, and, as expected, had it solved immediately, but had an appointment to get to so the hunt for FTF was out of teh question. As it turns out, I could have done it on the way to the appointment as I was way early. Oh well, Silver some 12+hours after publishing is still pretty goood. And nice to have a BFE puzzle that doesn't burn up the brain cells. And a great start to the day. Even parked at GZ. Bonus...
Gratias pro cache Bob from elsewhere

Saw this come out on the way home from the shops. By the time I sat down a got the coords I knew others would be on their way. Came back today with the Supa's for the find. Had to explain the cache container to the young boys. Thanks Bob

Made the fun find with Csaba! and SupaTurtle. Now for some morning tea. Ta La Laaa

I managed to get out of the car first to make the old school find. Turtle Out

Published

And the race is on.....

Me not racing, that would be illegal

Have corrected my found to write note

Bugga! I opted out of the race in case Hurtle was actually home

Today I had lots of work at my desk to be dONE
By the time I looked up, lunchtime was long gONE
When a new mystery cache alert appeared on my phONE
It was nearby and had a difficulty of ONE
Solved in seconds and I was soon in the zONE.
FTF TFTC BFE