Go Anna gone Crystal Brook, South Australia, Australia
By
TheKellyGang on 25-Jan-22. Waypoint GC9MR96
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Found by Mary and David at 11:10. Heading slowly and reluctantly home after attending WAGB 2024 in Augusta WA. Our thanks to TheKellyGang.
Dropped off The Amazing Racer travel bug to do some miles elsewhere, along with gel pack to dry out the moisture in the container. Tftc
Staying next 2 nights in Wallaroo but taking the long way there. Haven't cached this area before.
skuzzybear, LíB, locus cache and myself are heading towards Napperby for a day trip for a very special cache hide.
We had a lot of laughs, singing of Christmas songs and stories about a whole range of topics.
Once we had wrapped up in Napperby we then started finding caches as we went on the journey back to Adelaide.
Upon arrival to GZ a quick find was made and has a nice view. I really like the hills.
Thanks TheKellyGang for this traditional cache, which brings Goldy's total find count to 3388 on the 13th of August 2023.
CITO's are a brilliant way to help keep our community area's clean. The Earth is our playing field and we need to protect it!
Always be sure to cache the "leave no trace" way!
**South Australia is the place be for GCA1DNA - February 29th, 2024 in Adelaide! Hope to see you at The Great Leap Forward!**
We had a lot of laughs, singing of Christmas songs and stories about a whole range of topics.
Once we had wrapped up in Napperby we then started finding caches as we went on the journey back to Adelaide.
Upon arrival to GZ a quick find was made and has a nice view. I really like the hills.
Thanks TheKellyGang for this traditional cache, which brings Goldy's total find count to 3388 on the 13th of August 2023.
CITO's are a brilliant way to help keep our community area's clean. The Earth is our playing field and we need to protect it!
Always be sure to cache the "leave no trace" way!
**South Australia is the place be for GCA1DNA - February 29th, 2024 in Adelaide! Hope to see you at The Great Leap Forward!**
A small enthusiastic group were out this way with plans to hide a great cache. Turns out the marked location has unauthorised activity going on Instead we found a handful of caches as we made our way back to the city TFTC TheKellyGang
It’s official. He’s hooked. If there’s going to be cute characters in cache, he’ll keep caching!
Making the long trek back from the warmth of the NT to the winter cold of SA, grabbing caches along the way. TFTC. 
12489 Located by baby&Mrs gopher at 1025. After a slow start at the caravan repair shop in Port Pirie this morning the Mrs needed something to look for. Only going as far as Chrystal Brook and camping at their great C/park for a couple of nights. SL Tnx TheKellyGang
Found It!
A quick find while in the area. I remember finding the previous cache here many years ago.
TFTC
A quick find while in the area. I remember finding the previous cache here many years ago.
TFTC
Where is the go anna?
Heading east after one mintue of moon shadow. This is one of stops on a long journey.
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.
Thanks for the cache. Merci la cache. Danke für den Cache. Gracias por el caché. Bedankt voor de cache. Kiitos kätköstä. Zikomo posungira. Terima kasih untuk cache. Hvala cache. Köszönöm a cache. Nga mihi mo te keteroki. Dankie vir die kas.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
SA’s Leap Year Event - GCA1DNA - keep the date free - 29th February 2024. Can’t wait!!
Heading east after one mintue of moon shadow. This is one of stops on a long journey.
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.
Thanks for the cache. Merci la cache. Danke für den Cache. Gracias por el caché. Bedankt voor de cache. Kiitos kätköstä. Zikomo posungira. Terima kasih untuk cache. Hvala cache. Köszönöm a cache. Nga mihi mo te keteroki. Dankie vir die kas.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
SA’s Leap Year Event - GCA1DNA - keep the date free - 29th February 2024. Can’t wait!!
while wandering through the area on our way to somewhere else with sewthat we grabbed this cache
A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks for placing them
Found with Geooh GO
A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks for placing them
Found with Geooh GO
Found on a great day out with SpiderMonkeysMom!! We worked our way up to our targeted caches in Clements Gap Conservation Park and then continued via a wandering route to Port Pirie!! Then snaked our way back .... caching until dark!!
Quickly located next to a seriosly busy highway!!!
Quickly located next to a seriosly busy highway!!!
Nice crop. Shame about the goanna
Thank you for placing it for us to find. Thank you for contributing to the geo map and maintaining when required. TFTC
Thank you for placing it for us to find. Thank you for contributing to the geo map and maintaining when required. TFTC
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I had found the original here, a long time ago...
Quick find of this one, a day after the COs 11 cacherversary...
TNLNSL
Thanks
Quick find of this one, a day after the COs 11 cacherversary...
TNLNSL
Thanks
Lefty PA early this morning with iluvtrekking for the trek to Adelaide picking up the occasional cache along the journey. Made a quick find here thanks TheKellyGang
Found with richlink during our 2022 South Australian Adventure.
Today we moved from Port Augusta to Adelaide picking up a few caches along our route.
Thanks contributing to our fund today TheKellyGang.
Today we moved from Port Augusta to Adelaide picking up a few caches along our route.
Thanks contributing to our fund today TheKellyGang.
We decided to load up the camper and run away from home for a week or two. The rain and a domestic water repair made us change our plans a few times but it didn't detract from the fun. We met quite a few people and learnt a lot from them - we were privileged to be shown a dugout at Coober Pedy and station life at Edeowie. We also found time to find a few caches, but we still have many unfound in the areas visited. Looking forward to returning to the upper north of South Australia one day soon.
Thank you to all those who helped make our trip very enjoyable.
Thank you to all those who helped make our trip very enjoyable.
Away for a few days with Featherwaite and Team Astro.
The plan was to get all the whyalla caches as well as the FTF series and the FITG caches.
Nearly got them all, just a few left for next time.
A quick find on the way to Whyalla.
TFTC
The plan was to get all the whyalla caches as well as the FTF series and the FITG caches.
Nearly got them all, just a few left for next time.
A quick find on the way to Whyalla.
TFTC
I read the plaque… It’s just not the same. Might need to go to Launceston! In joke but they will know …
A fun find with Team Waldron and FeatherWaite on a trip from Adelaide to Whyalla and “around”.
Thanks TheKellyGang and clear skies from TeamAstro. ️ Cache the planet!
A fun find with Team Waldron and FeatherWaite on a trip from Adelaide to Whyalla and “around”.
Thanks TheKellyGang and clear skies from TeamAstro. ️ Cache the planet!
Found in the company of TeamAstro and Team Waldron on our way to Whyalla and surrounds for a few days. A quick stop next to the main road before heading northwards. Thanks for the cache TheKellyGang!
TFTC TheKellyGang!
On a trip from a doctor appointment at Port Pirie Hospital for geo hubby Animal62 we decided to grab a few caches on our way home.
TheKellyGang has indeed come a long way with many more caches to entertain us & keep the fun of Geocaching alive & well.
On a trip from a doctor appointment at Port Pirie Hospital for geo hubby Animal62 we decided to grab a few caches on our way home.
TheKellyGang has indeed come a long way with many more caches to entertain us & keep the fun of Geocaching alive & well.
TFTC nice find quick drive by out and about with geo wife LynSteNet thanks to the Kelly gang you have come a long way
First cache of the short 10 day holiday. quick find.
Mogni and myself went to the Northern Territory for a 10 day holiday. We drove 5478 kms in those 10 days. The plan was to go up the sturt highway and then go via Ayers Rock, King's Canyon and then through to Alice Springs stopping at the gorges/chasm/gaps along the way. As you can expect nothing goes to plan. Day 1 Adelaide to Cooper Pedy, made it just before the Roxby Downs turn off and blow the side wall on the tyre of the 4x4, 193 km detour just to get a tyre and even then it was the second tyre place that had the tyre the correct size. We had camels come in to the campsite in Erldunda Roadhouse, they even left hoof prints 1/2 a foot from the tent, at King's Canyon we had dingo's come through the camp ground both nights we where there and at Alice springs we had a mouse move in under the tent in their campground. Some of the aboriginal towns we passed where in lock down because of covid 19 so no going in to get fuel there, that changed some plans. The floods where way worse up in Northern Territory than i realised. Some creeks/rivers i could see the debris over 2 meters from the river bed and down one 4x4 track it washed the road away completely, the hole was 3/4 the lenght of the 4x4 and over 6 foot deep. The temp was 33 to 36 for 9 of the 10 days and finally cooled down for the drive home. We got 7 different caches types in the N.T. plus every different cache size. It was a good trip but not the one we planned. To many of the roads in the N.T. where damaged and not repaired ( still closed ) so that cancelled plan A but thats just a excuse to come back isn't it. Come back and see what you missed last time when the roads are fixed. We came with 19 regular " geocaching size " containers and a milk crate of small containers by day 7 all the regulars where used as replaced caches and by day 8 the smalls where gone. It was the UV rays alot more than the floods that killed the caches and almost all the log books where saved, the mirco containers seemed to have constantly full log sheets so they where replaced too.
Mogni and myself went to the Northern Territory for a 10 day holiday. We drove 5478 kms in those 10 days. The plan was to go up the sturt highway and then go via Ayers Rock, King's Canyon and then through to Alice Springs stopping at the gorges/chasm/gaps along the way. As you can expect nothing goes to plan. Day 1 Adelaide to Cooper Pedy, made it just before the Roxby Downs turn off and blow the side wall on the tyre of the 4x4, 193 km detour just to get a tyre and even then it was the second tyre place that had the tyre the correct size. We had camels come in to the campsite in Erldunda Roadhouse, they even left hoof prints 1/2 a foot from the tent, at King's Canyon we had dingo's come through the camp ground both nights we where there and at Alice springs we had a mouse move in under the tent in their campground. Some of the aboriginal towns we passed where in lock down because of covid 19 so no going in to get fuel there, that changed some plans. The floods where way worse up in Northern Territory than i realised. Some creeks/rivers i could see the debris over 2 meters from the river bed and down one 4x4 track it washed the road away completely, the hole was 3/4 the lenght of the 4x4 and over 6 foot deep. The temp was 33 to 36 for 9 of the 10 days and finally cooled down for the drive home. We got 7 different caches types in the N.T. plus every different cache size. It was a good trip but not the one we planned. To many of the roads in the N.T. where damaged and not repaired ( still closed ) so that cancelled plan A but thats just a excuse to come back isn't it. Come back and see what you missed last time when the roads are fixed. We came with 19 regular " geocaching size " containers and a milk crate of small containers by day 7 all the regulars where used as replaced caches and by day 8 the smalls where gone. It was the UV rays alot more than the floods that killed the caches and almost all the log books where saved, the mirco containers seemed to have constantly full log sheets so they where replaced too.
Sir_spectre and I went on a long overdue holiday to the Northern Territory. We had some great experiences and saw some amazing natural wonders. Not all went to plan - covid closures, flood effected roads, renovations, hot weather, some car troubles and not forgetting the huge jump in fuel costs 
Any caches that needed repairs were fixed and numeous logs were replaced or added too.
Thanks to TheKellyGang from mogni
Any caches that needed repairs were fixed and numeous logs were replaced or added too.
Thanks to TheKellyGang from mogni
Found on our way home from volunteering at the Truckies Reunion at the Stories from the Road Museum in Port Pirie. It was a great week. TFTC.
Little Squirell
Little Squirell
Out for our first geo hunt in the Outlander with The Fox, pleasant morning, TNLNSL, Thanks,
Nice cool day picked up Demon41 in the Outlander to do some Caching TNLN thanks
[8)] Oh look, a long weekend - off we go to the north !
Fun counting the animals, we've seen roos, emu, a huge centipede, several bearded dragonms, dolphins, a bird of prey... lots more to come for sure. And great views everywhere.
Found your cache along the way
But where did the goanna go? Why did it go?? And is it ok ???
Loved the old goanna. A shame he's disappeared.
Appreciate TheKellyGang for placing and maintaining this cache on our SA geo game map
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Searching with Purrfect Di and Jack the Monkey, finding and signing cache logs alone or with family and friends using some or all of the resources of GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife), Whereyougo, Garmin Montana 750i, Montana 680t, Etrex 35, Samsung S21u, 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 luck stuff actually!!!
*Logs are composed and published using GSAK of course.*
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Caching is a hazardous activity!
Keep a lookout for sand traps, 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 any old bugs from alpha to omega !!! . [xx(]
Try to keep Travel Bugs as the only bugs you share and pass on
Now everything's opening more - even more important to sanitise and safely distance!!!
Really good 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
Thank you for reading all this addition to the log word count! There's a challenge somewhere, apparently!
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Fun counting the animals, we've seen roos, emu, a huge centipede, several bearded dragonms, dolphins, a bird of prey... lots more to come for sure. And great views everywhere.
Found your cache along the way
But where did the goanna go? Why did it go?? And is it ok ???
Loved the old goanna. A shame he's disappeared.
Appreciate TheKellyGang for placing and maintaining this cache on our SA geo game map
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Searching with Purrfect Di and Jack the Monkey, finding and signing cache logs alone or with family and friends using some or all of the resources of GSAK (Geocaching Swiss Army Knife), Whereyougo, Garmin Montana 750i, Montana 680t, Etrex 35, Samsung S21u, 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 luck stuff actually!!! *Logs are composed and published using GSAK of course.*
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Caching is a hazardous activity!
Keep a lookout for sand traps, 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 any old bugs from alpha to omega !!! . [xx(]
Try to keep Travel Bugs as the only bugs you share and pass on
Now everything's opening more - even more important to sanitise and safely distance!!!
Really good 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
Thank you for reading all this addition to the log word count! There's a challenge somewhere, apparently!
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Quick find on the way to work. Good to have an exact replica of the original back here.
Heading north to check out the new lookout, have stopped hee before once or twice, remember the statue in both locations, today cache was found still in great condition
TFTC TheKellyGang
TFTC TheKellyGang
*FTF* Well, we don’t get these very often while travelling! Was only thinking as we went past, there used to be a cache there. Went looking for a target a little further up the road, uuumm we just went by a FTF, muggle husband says ‘no we didn’t’ while performing a u-turn. TFTC.
