Angle Parking Williamsdale, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
By Panic! on 07-Jan-05. Waypoint GCMERQ

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Panic! 24/04/2006

I should have driven further, but what would a croosing be without water ? A Hill ! Nice area, no one swiming today.

TN
Left Iowa Geocoin
Visiting: World Traveller Gold A#6 Odometer

Albida

Finally have this one after the instructions changed twice and it is now a nice easy traditional. Great spot with great views. I could hear the kids swimming below. TFTC. TNLN.

FOUND by Team George Jetson (Em, Lochie & Rob) on 07 Jan 06

(with help from Jesse, Liam, Sean & Shannon)

Easy find in a picturesque spot, after a lovely swim in the Murrumbidgee. TNLN. Thanks guys

Last cache for the day. Surprised there were not more entries in the log as it is quite a scenic location.

Glow in the dark massage oil?......

Found this one by myself, leaving two geoteens frolicking in the water. However they soon cottoned on and came for a sticky beak. Lovely spot although had a few false starts (possibly on purpose, it was a sweltering hot day). Teens swapped a sewing kit and glow in the dark massage oil for a bottle opener and a water pistol. Was going to leave some choker necklaces but this cache was waterlogged so decided against leaving leather in it. We poured out the water and tried to dry off the notebook bag before replacing and covering up a bit more to try to keep the rain out.

I looked into my backpack but couldn't find a UV light, so I had to try and do this one by sunlight.

Well I had a good long look and could kind of make out some markings that may have been numbers. After lots of guesses on what it could be, I entered it into my GPS. The location was too far away for a rough guess work, so I decided to move on.

I will be back again once I find where I can get my hands on a battery powered UV light .

Thanks for the heads up. I'll head down and do some cache maintence on this one on the coming week end, the 20th or 21st.

Tryed to find this but had no luck. There was a lot of water over the bridge/road and most of the items around were under water. So I dont think that it is surprising that we couldnt find the clue. Can you get someone to have a look at this or am I just blind. Thanks

Visited the cache Sunday to touch up the clue. I wanted to make it a bit less obtrusive but oh well, that's the best I could do. You may need to get your feet wet to observe the clue or tilt your block.

I must have spent ages looking for the clue. In the end I gave up in frustration and sat down to think about things. (I've read recent logs saying it's harder to read so I'm not feeling so silly). I decided to guess where it could be. I wandered around a bit wondering if I had guessed wrong and to my relief I spotted the cache. Picked up Robby the Rat.

Found without too much trouble in the end. However, the clue at WP1 is disappearing. Had to 'guess' the second number. In the end the guess was good. Dropped off a rat travel bug.

Second in our Panic! appreciation day. Nicely placed cache and, at last, geo-faithful is allowed out of the car. Why are 15 year-old dogs so excluded from these places? L: plastic thingy, T: felt butterfly

2nd cache find for the day. Found this one with alpha993. Initial waypoint good for visiting on a hot day. Final cache location has a great view over initial waypoint. TNLN.

2nd find for the day with 'sixtynine', must have been following The S's who also logged this as their 2nd for the day. 4 year old had a great time retrieving first clue - only trouble was convincing him to continue to the next point Took yo-yo, left botle opener keyring. A great spot on a summers day, thanks Panic!

Our 2nd find for the day and both Panic caches.

A nice stroll on a cool day we obviously took the long difficult way to gz.

Great views from here and the first stop was a popular place today.

T - Red Car & Chaos Cash
L - Spoon Magnet & Glow in the Dark Moon

Yep, Angle Parking is what you need to do to park the car! Make sure your handbrake is good! Looks like I was still following Mtbikeroz around this morning, and managed to catch up to him here! (Well so I should, given he was cycling, and I was driving)! Clue hadn’t been washed away luckily, but I made sure it was still secure! Have been to this spot a few times now, always due to Geocaching. It’s a great little spot, pity dogs are not allowed, I’m sure ours would love it! Thanks Panic! for bringing me back to this lovely spot.
Took Stegosaurus, left TRex.

Found at 7:30 am, nice and early, beautiful morning, no flies, no cars either till ThomasS came and joined me.
Left 4 miscellaneous things including some Team Chaos fake money.

Cooeee then down through the water again and off I went.

I had a late start to work on Friday so I had some time for a bit of caching in the mid day heat. This was my second stop on my little route.
As a suggestion to others do not atempt to stand on the clue, as they wobble. This gave me a real fright as I thought I was goint to fall in, with GPS in hand

On my way up to the second point I went the wrong way so I had to do a bit of scrub bashing but not to much. So after bagging the cache I was back down to the river for a swim.

Very enjoyable!!!

BTW its been a while since I've seen one of those painted camo boxes around

An easy find in a favourite spot. We've spent many summer days here and until this visit the dog was always welcome too but this appears to have changed. We spent the day picnicking and swimming before cache hunting. A wonderful day. Thanks Panic.