Not another Nano! Thornlie, Western Australia, Australia
By Seabiscuit7 on 03-Oct-22. Waypoint GCA0G1E

thx. for the cache. nice place

Nice and easy cache, took a bit of digging through spider webs to get to it though

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Thanks

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Out caching with TL. TFTC!

Out with Nildran enjoying the dayTFTC

Super easy in plain sight

In plain sight but so well hidden

Easy find

Needed a bit of help for this one

Quick find under the cloak of darkness but hard to stay stealthy at these traffic lights! Signed log and replaced as found.Thanks for placing this cache for our enjoyment whilst were out making memories

I had 10min before a job a few streets away. Plenty of traffic here and good hiding spots. Tftc

It's name is not another Nano but guess what? At least it was easy. This is a busy little intersection.I sat and watched the bin chickens going about their day for a while. Then got swooped on the way back to the car. Hmmmm.

Thanks for the funn

Found it!

Find 20 of 35 with three DNFs on a 40km mountain bike ride from Beckenham, through Thornlie and Maddington and out to Huntingdale, then back again. Perfect temperatures and lots of sunshine, good paths along the river to get away from the traffic and an excellent refuelling lunch stop at one of our new favourite places, The Roastery.Quite a lot of cruft to look through but the cache was hidden away nicely.TFTC Seabiscuit7!

Couldn't find it

Found it

Fun hide love these ones!

found tftc

Nice little nano hiding here!! TFTC

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Quick find here after finishing a job nearby tftc

Ah, the pesky nano. Thankfully this is easily spotted. TFTC

Nice quick find here, quite a busy area with traffic nearby TFTC

Really should have spotted this sooner but we got there in the end.
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Headed out with I C Nothing for a Tuesday night caching run to grab a few finds around Thornlie, Huntingdale & Southern River.
It was a decent night out with 5 finds & 1 DNF.
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Thanks Seabiscuit7 for placing Not another Nano! for me and others to find.
I added my name to the log at 21:59 on 3/1/2023.
This is find number 6442 for me.

Cirrus_wa and I C Nothing are out for another Tuesday night caching. Collecting a few caches that have been on our hit list or yet to be found that needs rectifying. Tftc all found in good condition.

Good find

Cool find

So many newish caches in this area. Stopped to log this find. Thanks.

Been away but back to find a few new caches afoot. Gotta love an easy nano. Tftc

Found ️

When this cache was published Chwiliwr and I didn't feel like going out so left it until today to come and find it.

Cache found without problems. Log was signed and the cache returned as it was found.

Thanks Seabiscuit7 for placing this cache for us to find.

When this cache was published the Better Half and I didn't feel like going out so left it until today to come and find it.

Cache found without problems. Log was signed and the cache returned as it was found.

Thanks Seabiscuit7 for placing this cache for us to find.

Managed a quick find here.

TFTC Seabiscuit7 this is find #14273 for us.

Catching up on some logs TFTH on this one

Out and about again, a little fresh outside but no rain which is always good. Had a couple of newer caches to find around the Canning Vale area.

Found a variety of hides and in different areas which made for a nice day. Generally quick finds today

Thanks to all the CO’s for the hides I found.

Couple of new local hides meant a couple of new finds. Thanks

Thanks for the hide

Woohoo!!! FTF @ 6:00am

Not sure how this one lasted the night without being found but once I saw the FTF was still up for grabs this morning and being only 4k's from home I just had to have a go at it. As I approached GZ my gizmo was pointing to the middle of the intersection but my geosenses led me elsewhere, spotting the cache almost straight away.

Opened it up to find a blank log and let out a little fist pump, the FTF streak continues, now standing at 99 consecutive momths with a FTF. Always good to get that monkey off my back so early in the month, have a favourite for that.

Seabiscuit7 I found your cache at 6:00am, this was the 1st of 6 finds for me today and brings my total find count to 7584. The cache was in good order and I replaced it as found.

SLTFTC

Was in the area so I stopped to grab this cache before heading home. Very busy with traffic at the lights but the cache was eventually spotted TFTC
I did find the co-ords to be 18 m out

Coordinates changed from:
S 32° 4.533 E 115° 56.627

Coordinates changed to:
S 32° 4.540 E 115° 56.627

Distance from original: 42.7 feet or 13.0 meters.

Hopefully coordinates are more accurate now.

New coordinates spot on. Parked where instructed and made a quick find. TFTC Seabiscuit7

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