Log This Cache Queens Domain, Tasmania, Australia
By pêaches on 04-Mar-23. Waypoint GCA5JMD

Very creative camp but no log book to write in

Great day to start the cache series in Hobart city! tftc!

Oopsies found this a few weeks ago and forgot to log!

My fave cache so far, love a puzzle.TFTC

Spotted it while T-Lee were spelunkin an rock climbin. Easy ta spot, hard ta open.

Out walking with HSG. Nice quick find but longer to get the log. Should have bought tweezers

At last

Started my walk at Cornelian Bau on the totally wrong track so had to back teack 600m from the next track junction to find this one. Was rewarded with a quick find and puzzle solve. TFTC

Found cache

Great find with the kids, thank you

I found the cache and then sat down along the beach to open and log it. Nice little puzzle! TFTC!

Thanks for the cache from France +1FP nice job

Today was perfect geocaching weather. We took a long walk from the city center to the north and spredded some smilies on the map. Quick find by M, again.TFTC MCoMeter

12 February 2024 22:43Found with AudzOVOFav pointGreat cache.

First time we have come across anything like this, it was super fun to solve the puzzle! I definitely love and appreciate the creativity. TFTC!

TFTC nice 3D printed field puzzle. Log that the log is in is not as big as thought it would be.

Took a few minutes to spot this one and then a familiar container revealed itself! Enjoyed sitting on the log and carrying out the duties whilst admiring the view. Never been along this section of track before. TFTC!Cheers,The Hancock Clan

Had a good look here, with no joy I see that it has been found quite recently, so I suspect it is still in position? I will see if it gets found again, then make a return for another look

Nice one, thanks

It was very pleasant on the shoreline at Cornelian Bay this morning. As we headed from the parking spot to GZ, we met many people who were out enjoying the ideal conditions. A number of dogs were patted. However the most interesting interruption to our walk was by little Miss nearly 4 who was walking along the her mother, grand mother and two younger siblings. Miss nearly 4 wanted to know what we were doing and why. By her grandmother's reaction, Miss nearly 4 loves to talk to people and her 5 minute chat with Mrs y'stassie gave the mother and grandmother some respite from a very talkative little one. From our perspective, it was great to spend some time with a little one who was so interested in the things about her. We then continued on to GZ where accurate coordinates and the cache name led to a quick find. Then came the challenge. To our surprise, the first two field puzzles were solved very quickly. On closer inspection that was aided by some missing notches - not sure is they had abraded away or had broken off. The third one proved more of a challenge but after a short time, this maze was mastered allowing us to sign the logbook. Apart from the missing/broken lugs, the cache and contents were in good condition. We did not have any hassles reassembling the field puzzle. Thanks paches for another quality cache - it earns a favourite form us.

Love this one ..thanks

A quick find but then to get the log is another matter altogether. A find for the day to keep the streak going. Thanks for the cache!

Easier than I thought, under branches, down to the sea.....

Hi peaches
Had arranged a caching day with Budge today
We each had caching objectives that we wanted to share with the other
It was another great day together - thanks Budge.
This was the seventh on our list
Enjoyed the walk to GZ - it had been a long time since I'd walked this track
A quick find was made - "Oh! Not another one!" I said at one time
It was Sainted at 1154 hours
Thanks for well constructed cache
Cheers OldSaint

Tricky to get but great idea

After the past few days of wild weather, today was very mild. Nice stroll from the gravel carpark at 0620. Found, opened, logged the log in a log and returned it to it's resting spot. I like these field puzzles, there are starting to be more about. Back at the car at 06:48, all this caching seems to be having a positive effect on me! Thanks, have a fav.

Nice challenge
Quite a few muggles questioning what I was doing
Thankyou for this cache

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My wife and I have flown down from Brisbane to Hobart for a short holiday to use up the last of our remaining flight credits collected during Covid. While my wife enjoyed a sleep in, I headed out bright and early on a rather chilly morning to find some geocaches during a walk along the Hobart Rivulet Trail.

Afterwards I headed back in to the city to meet up with her for a late breakfast around the Salamanca Markets before then continuing on for a walk out towards Queens Domain. Along the way I was able to call in and visit this cache.

I had been walking along the cycleway and hadn't zoomed in far enough to see exactly where this cache was hidden. As a result I had to jump the fence from the upper bike track to reach the foreshore track and GZ. Cache was found quickly but then sat to do the hard work. First one was done pretty quickly, the second one took the longest, and eventually the logbook was signed and replaced as found. TFTC

This morning we were in the city with a little time to spare and decided that we would attack some of the good caches in this area. Unfortunately the first on the list was prohibited by a controlled burn so moved on to this one. Love the walk along the foreshore on these clear mornings - so refreshing. Found the cache quickly and sat to complete the field puzzle. Thought it may take a while but must be getting the hang of these so made a surprisingly quick location of the log and signed. All carefully replaced. These are excellent challenges and the location is great, of course another favourite!
TFTC

Myself and Goose called at this one as we were in the area today to do a bit of a clean up of the area.

Well this weekend I was treated to TWO days caching as someone was 60 on the Sunday but I couldn't miss out on my normal caching Saturday.

Thanks for the cache.

Found on 06/05/2023 at 13:48:00 thanks to pêaches for placing this cache for me to find.

The best caches I have found so far are:-

Sentimental [Moorgreen P3:1, Penny Pincher](http://coord.info/GC32Z5B) By [Sven&Cup](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=6596795)
Traditional [Hanging Around in Toorak](http://coord.info/GC62KAP) By [bobthebuilder_123](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=586681)
Multi [Gawler Fort Knox](https://coord.info/GC5T0W1) By [**JEM**](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=11449141)
Unknown [Men In Black Holes](http://coord.info/GC1DVB0) By [SG-3](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=918045)
Letterbox [Rolf's Letterbox](http://coord.info/GC5NCYM) By [membsec](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=5318842)
Earthcache [Totem Pole](https://coord.info/GC862H8) By [The Hancock Clan](http://www.geocaching.com/profile/?A=263428)

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After making a start on the nearby Boatsheds multi we continued out walk to find this cache. A quick find once the coast was clear, oh wait- there's more!
Nice hide, nice container
Thanks and well done pêaches

Awesome cache thank you

Thanks for a great cache
Brilliant

Thanks for the cache pêaches.
Took the GeoGSP's for a walk along this track from Cornelian bay this afternoon - it was such a balmy afternoon.
After reaching GZ, the appropriate log was spotted. Then the fun began - at one stage I wasn't sure how many containers there were going to be
An excellent container, and yeah, takes just as long to put it back together. A favourite point from me.

Hello pêaches thank you for the cache

A lovely cache.
It nearly took as long to put back together as it did to get apart.

Found on Friday, 07 April 2023 at 1626

**TFTC**

Yay, Found it with KingSmev.
Thanks pêaches, for the cache and the adventure - a fav.
Was in the general area, so dropped by, walking in from the boat sheds.
I found it quickly and passed it to KingSmev, but then we needed to wait for a muggle to pass by.
Then he had it open in about a minute, but it took longer to extract the very snug log, without a suitable TOTT.
I added our monikers to the log, and then Mrs EeePees put it back together before I re-hid it as found.
Thanks for another quality and enjoyable cache.
Cheers, EPs.
№ 3219 - (Good) Friday 7th April 2023
@1545hrs

It was a nice stroll to gz in an interesting area. Extracting the log was challenging but fun, TFTC

Cool cache.

I thought after a nice little walk the find ans log would be quick, but find was quick, logging was more difficult.

Tftc

My last find for the day, i parked at the Cornelian Bay, unsealed car park as close as possible to the boat sheds. Made my way past them as i love looking at them thinking how Seriously Cool, it would be to actually live here at one of these. Sewerage disposal may be an issue though [:o]

Out on the deck each evening with a bevvy and just kicking back... aaaah what a life!

After a sweet walk past the boat sheds then the beach for a bit i made my way, eventually, to the hide.
A swift find of the container then after about 5 minutes max, i was in and signing the log at 12:37 on Tuesday 14 March 2023.
(I can't believe i was in so quick with the puzzles seeing this kind of puzzle has caused me grief before ha ha [see GC8RXYR] in Devonport).

Signed the log with no Muggles to alarm me [^]
Definitely a Favorite Point here as i loved the puzzle and the awesome creation... 3D printers are sweet as!

TFTC pêaches

It must be find a peaches cache day today. While out hunting FTFs we decided to find this cache as well. After a nice stroll in the sun to GZ we located the great cache. We thoroughly enjoyed solving the puzzle. These 3D printers must be fun to work with. Deserves a favourite. TFTC

Thanks for this cache Peaches I love this field puzzle, it took me some time but I got through it signed the log and took pictures for proof. TFTC TNLN log dry, lots of muggles around the place, on the way back I called in to the winch to see an old puzzle GZ, it's still there. TFTC TNLN log dry, a fav from me.

It was closer to the path than expected, but it took a while and we almost gave up when Sue spotted it.
Next came the opening task, which was almost successful first try. But then all retries failed until finally we got there, only to discover there was a similar inner one. This didn’t take quite as long to open, but again it revealed a further inner container. Fortunately this was also not as hard as the outer and finally after much time the whole thing was done.
The log was signed and replaced, only to disappear deep inside. We then noticed a small item that had fallen out, which seemed to be a filler. It took quite a time to get the log out and replaced after inserting the filler.
Thank goodness, we could now move on our way.

{*FTF*} @ 14:26

I was notified of a new cache on Monday but wasn’t hopeful of getting the FTF as we wouldn’t have an opportunity to look for it until Wednesday afternoon (this afternoon). As it turned out it hadn’t been found by this afternoon so we decided to go and have a look for it.

We parked at Cornelian Bay and walked past the boatsheds to get to the cache along a lovely trail that I’ve walked a little bit of before while looking for another cache but hadn’t been very far along it. Once at GZ the Gpsr wanted us ten metres down the bank but the cache was quickly found much closer to the path. Once removed from it’s hiding place we started trying to open the lid which was a lot of fun! The first part was quickly solved as was the second but the third was a bit trickier, but we were eventually able to open it and were happy to see a blank log.

An amazing cache, can’t wait for the next one!

Thanks for the cache pêaches!

Published

Apologies for the late log! Visiting Hobart for the cricket and this was one of the non-playing days so I planned some walking and caching. Got the bus over from Bellerive for a long loop of Queens Domain and Cornelian Bay. Many thanks for the cache.