Top of Yorks Port Broughton, South Australia, Australia
By
TheKellyGang on 05-Aug-24. Waypoint GCAW60P
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Logs
A quick find out collecting a few caches while house sitting at North Beach,TFTC
Continuing our journey east from WA and home to Vic. Had a great weekend at WAGB and now seeing the sights and ticking off LGA's.Ticking off unvisited LGA's after staying at Pt Pirie overnight. The first place I looked after crossing the busy intersection.TFTC TB's visited
Out exploring. Having a great day. Trying for one a day.. *Found with [Geooh GO](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobiltal.geoohGO)*
Sarah had always loved exploring hidden corners of her hometown, and the geocache "Top of Yorks" had been on her list for weeks. The cache was reputed to be placed at a panoramic viewpoint, and she was eager to see the view.On a crisp Saturday morning, she set out with her GPS and a sense of anticipation. The trail to the cache was a bit of a climb, winding through oak trees and past quaint stone walls. As she hiked, the chatter of birds and the rustling leaves were the only companions she needed.After a rewarding climb, Sarah reached the top, and the view was indeed spectacularrolling hills and distant towns spread out below her. But the cache was still hidden. She pulled out her GPS and followed its directions to a large, weathered oak tree. The cache description mentioned something about a clever hide, so she was prepared for a bit of a search.A few minutes later, her eyes caught a glimpse of a small, camouflaged container cleverly nestled within the tree's hollow. With a triumphant smile, she retrieved it and signed the logbook. Inside the cache, she found a small, hand-carved wooden token and a note from a previous cacher describing their own adventure.Feeling a deep sense of satisfaction, Sarah replaced the cache and began her descent, her heart light with the joy of discovery and the thrill of a perfect find.As she made her way back, she thought about the next adventure waiting for her, but for now, she was content with the memory of the view from the Top of Yorks and the small piece of geocaching magic she had uncovered.Come visit SA's longest running annual event -keep the Long weekend free- June 2025 Can't wait!!2574
Found on a drive with the "boss". nice toasty for lunch, Thanks TKG. Easy drive by.
Making the trip to Minlaton to play in the Veterans Sandgreens tomorrow with getting some caches along the way and more of the Gone Fishn' series. Some caches were hard the find because of the vegetation growth covering where the hint indicated. All caches found in good condition unless mention in log. TFTCMade a quick find before daylight, being the first for the day.
*FTF* Travelling with richlink on our Annual Caravan Geocaching road trip, using geocaching as our guide. After 3 months on the geotrail, we're heading west towards home, gathering a few more smilies as we go. Thanks to TheKellyGang for their latest geo-offering.TNCU
*FTF* Travelling with iluvtrekking from our home state of WA on a SA caching foray. After being in this beautiful State for nigh on three months it is time for us to head back home. Spending a day in the area and nice to feel some warmth again Thanks for the cache TheKellyGang
