Micro Cash Cache Neutral Bay, New South Wales, Australia
By
dp on 24-Jun-01. Waypoint GCD63
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Logs
Well actually I didn't find it but....
I printed the Geocache information a few days before you declared the cache out of order for my holiday in Sydney. I don't feel too bad (now) because I enjoyed searching for it - even if it was raining. It was an easy walk from GCD64. So I am logging this as a success and treating it as a virtual cache.
Thanks,
Alan C.
I printed the Geocache information a few days before you declared the cache out of order for my holiday in Sydney. I don't feel too bad (now) because I enjoyed searching for it - even if it was raining. It was an easy walk from GCD64. So I am logging this as a success and treating it as a virtual cache.
Thanks,
Alan C.
Found it after frantically furrowing through ferns and fetid things from the freeway.
Financial freedom followed, a'fore frollicking through the fields to, well, freedom...
Financial freedom followed, a'fore frollicking through the fields to, well, freedom...
A lovely day for a walk. It doesn't seem to matter where we go there are always a lot of eyes watching but never the less into the woods dear friends...AH HA ....OH NO just a piece of Tupperware lost in the bush along with quite a few well improvised weed burners. About 10 minutes and there it was, a tiny cache just waiting to be visited. Took the US 1/4 and a 7 sided 20 pence that is English I think. Not enough time for the other micro cache....next time.
Snifter and I walked in the park together.She looked low and I looked high. Guess what.....she found it I retrieved it.We make a good team!!
GPS lat/long was putting me in the middle of the Motorway?? Strange since Microcache GCD64 was right on the money. Searched for an hour in the dark. Left at 1:00am after the fourth spider crawled up my arm. Maybe try again in the daytime.
Our first cache! After some initial trouble, we decrypted the hint. A bit dejected (we couldn't see any of the hinted marks), i went over things again and realised i'd mucked up the grid system and coordinates 
. Once we had the right units and location, we found it pretty fast with the hint. Megan (my partner in crime) was first to get there. Took the singapore cent and left 10 german pfennig, 1 austrian schilling and 2 irish pence.
. Once we had the right units and location, we found it pretty fast with the hint. Megan (my partner in crime) was first to get there. Took the singapore cent and left 10 german pfennig, 1 austrian schilling and 2 irish pence.Struck out on this one. Found a Nike Backpack containing a wine cask bladder where we expected to find the cache. Maybe someone tried to ipersonate JC and turn liquid assets into wine?
Well we found this one after a rather thorough search of every tree in the veicinity, well hidden DP! thought it was a fun way to finish of a productive caching weeekend this made number 6 for us this weekend! whoo hoo.
