The Horsemen – DEATH Banjup, Western Australia, Australia
By Barrikon on 15-Jun-21. Waypoint GC9CTCF

New cache created

Some minor changes being made. Back online within the week.

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As we made our way to this one it started to drizzle and we had a bit of a giggle at the fact it started to rain when we were at the furthest point away from the car lol. Lucky for us it only lasted about 5 minutes. Once at gz a quick search turned up the prize. We signed your log and noted down the required information. Your log was returned to its hiding spot. Now off to the final. TFTC Barrikon.

Found our last one for the clues as the rain drizzled down. We got a little wet but it didn’t last long and we headed off to find “the cage”. Thanks for the hide here.

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We had been hibernating indoors lately due to the heat wave and were feeling a bit stir crazy so decided to head out nice and early this morning to grab a few caches. Cheers and TFTC.

G’day there Barrikon, I was in this area today and found your cache The Horsemen – DEATH GC9CTCF. Our name was added to the log book at 9:04 am on 26 February 2022. A huge thanks to you for placing this cache here for us (and others) to find!

We took up Geocaching on 3 March 2013 and this cache brings our total find count to - 13101.

Out for an evening walk with the kids - huge excitement when we found it! TFTC

It was a nice walk although I did have to dodge a few huge lakes that had formed, particularly near the final. Thanks for the hide.

Great find during an afternoon walk

Found with SgtAnt. TFTC

Quick find with chooke while out walking the dogs. Tftc

Great cache B&j

Headed out to Banjup for an evening stroll along these sandy tracks with Cravo10 to cleanup these 5 new caches.

Picked up c10 from Beeliar at 830 and all back home by 10ish. Quick finds in logical spots and it wasn’t too cold.

Thanks Barrikon for the series.

Thanks Barrikon for placing and maintaining this cache. Out and about with Barnzy12 getting this series on a cold nights walk.
Equipped with long pants and a jumper we made short work of the caches here completing the walk in around an hour. TFTH

A beautiful winter's morning, perfect for Mr fratra to hit the tracks to complete this new little series.
All caches found and info noted and then it was off to the final.
TFTC Barrikon this is find #12110 for us.

Out for a morning run on an almost freezing morning in Perth. In fact I think it may have been freezing in this area It certainly felt like it.
I parked on the other side of the freeway and run over. My body had warmed up but the fingers were almost frozen. It makes it difficult to open the ziplock bags with frozen fingers.
I took a photo of the clue and headed off
TFTC Barrikon

"Death" is in great shape here Barrikon awaiting more visitors. What a great series. We had a decision to make after grabbing this one as to how to approach the "Final". As it was we took the right route and were soon upon it. Another brilliant piece of coordinates; this one was located as close to perfect as could be. Thanks again for all of your work here; brilliant stuff.

Started at this one & trudged the sandy tracks. Perfect weather for it, not too hot but I certainly worked up a sweat. Very pleased with ourselves to complete it unaided. TFTC

Out with redlipsandunicorns grabbing a few caches and decided to stop and do this series which i thought wouldnt take to long to do. Im assuming we maybe didnt do it in the correct order even though i parked where it said to park and started at famine for the first cache. We seemed to do a lot of walking for 5 caches and at times thought we could be on the wrong track. After doing the 4 caches we chose to bush bash to cage instead of walking all the way up the track and im assumming it looped around. We found the cage quickly once at GZ but it took us ages to access the logbook. It was a long walk back to the car in at times very soft sand. we have definately had our exercise for the day. TFTC Barrikon.

Headed out with Ooh Yeh today to pick up some recently published caches and to do this series.
We found all the caches easily and collected the necessary clues for the final, but it seemed to take us forever, however maybe we just approached it wrong, nearly 3 hours of walking in the soft sand, we certainly got our 10,000 steps for the day, had to dodge around a lot of dog poo in places, which was not pleasant. On this cold day, it was nice to go for long walk to warm up.
All logs signed and caches replaced as found.
Thanks for the series Barrikon

Headed out tonight to look for the hides released yesterday. With the hides being so close to home but couldn’t get there.

Made a quick find here. Signed log and collected the clue. Thanks for the hide.

Found with Chwiliwr on a cool evening. We walked through soft sand up the track from where we parked and started with this one. Was a quick find. Log signed and cache returned as found. Joint *FTF* with Chwiliwr.

Thanks Barrikon for placing this cache for us to find.

Found

Published

Got the heads up from Chwiliwr that there was an easy path into this cache and made a quick find once we got to GZ. Everything needed for the final in hand we started our return journey.
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Getting ready to head out with SirFancy for our Tuesday night caching jaunt when new caches arrived in the inbox. A quick chat and we decided to try our luck.
Parked up so as to not back track too much along the way and headed off.
Grabbed a couple of FTF’s before running into Chwiliwr who was heading the opposite way around.
Once we had all the info made it to the final for our third FTF of the night.
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Thanks Barrikon for placing this cache for me to find, this is find number 3052 for me.

Headed out with CirrusWA tonight and seen these available, we walked along firm and soft sand and managed 3 FTFs.
A lot of fun and very cold.




This is my 597 find.
Thank you Barrikon for placing and maintaining this cache.



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