Where's the engine? Cross Roads, South Australia, Australia
By vitesse on 05-Jun-05. Waypoint GCP6EB

#24518. This cache wasn't part of the plan for tonight, but it turned out to be an old one, and sounded like something a bit different. So, after taking photos for the virtual we got the info from the chimney and set off for GZ. Nice quick find once there. TFTC.

While we were in the area for the nearby virtual, we decided to do this old multi. The info was easily found and co-ords calculated, StreetWalkerNZ went for a walk, but I was lazy (and the rain was threatening) and returned for the car. It didn't take long to find the final, which is a micro sized eclipse container. Thanks for something a bit different and TFTC.

On the Yorke Peninsula with the gorgeous Snap Happy and the lovely TheDame for a few days. We loved exploring lots of amazing areas and this was one of them.Gotta love a multi and a rusted out car!Thanks so much vitesse for placing this cache for our enjoyment.

**Found by Snap Happy** Out and about with GoodLook and TheDame as we were on Yorke Peninsular for the weekend. Today we completed a couple of Adventure Lab caches and a few scattered caches as we make our way towards Adelaide.The weather was cool but fine for the most part. The vistas stunning and I particularly love the bright yellow fields of canola (especially if they had old buildings in them). The coffee shops and bakeries wonderful and the company fabulous. Many laughs ensued as we made our way South East.The thing I love about caching is the interesting stories, the extra interest and attention you take when traveling, the sight-seeing, the history, the interests of the individual COs, *the fantastic photo opportunities* and sometimes finding places that even some locals dont know about. I, like most cachers, look for more than a mint tin or a container under a bush. I appreciate the time that most COs take to construct a cache and write up a comprehensive listing and to create an interesting cache. **I love traveling this big land of ours.** I love taking the roads less travelled. I love the diversity of the land, the different scenes in the different seasons, the fresh air, the open plains, the lofty vistas and the magnificent waters. I even enjoy the longer scenic walks although I'm not as young and as fit as I used to be. I love the different coffee shops I find. I enjoy the times I cache with others but I have usually cached on my own.I enjoy each and every cache I find, and it is only with Geocachers like this creating them and placing them out in the world that this wonderful game continues. Thank you vitesse for highlighting this area and for providing this game piece for our enjoyment. Appreciate your efforts. - P*Took*: Nothing but photos*Left*: Nothing but footstepsMany thanks vitesse for the fun and laughs.**Warning**, this hobby can be addictive. It can lead to learning new things and finding interesting places you might not have known existed otherwise. Cache on! **#19266**

I checked on this and it doesn't need any maintenance - it is in fine condition

Love the challenge of finding where the cache is hidden

Found this with my dad, The Garbageman after looking at some of the logs for a hint. TNLN TFTC

This was harder than the rating seemed with the number of stages in it, and a hide that didnt match the clue, but we got there, and enjoyed it enough to award an FP! Thanks. TNLN TFTC

A difficult find from the clue, would never have found without reading the logs, tftc with jeffner5556

Wouldn't have found it without reading the old logs. Found with Sarge5556

Staying next 2 nights in Wallaroo. Getting a few caches around Moonta and surrounding area.

I'm in SA for the leap day Mega, some caching and a restful 5 day holiday. Let's see how that rest goes in the middle of so much new caching grounds!!! Today is day 4 and my top of Yorke Peninsula day. Lovely weather in the low 20's, cool and sunny makes for perfect exploring weather. So many old caches, and caches with great appeal to guide me around to see the area.This wasn't on my list originally, but I'm pleased I did look at what other caches were here. Sad when there are so many old caches in the area, a 2005 misses the list. But, redemption happened, and it was added, thankfully! This was indeed very straightforward and easy. it wasn't long or difficult to have the coords. Originally, I thought the hint referred to the more obvious, but I soon got that straight! At GZ, it took a little searching to spot the much smaller container... wow, that ground was hotter than GZ!

Found on the was past as we have a look around the area, camping a few nights over here. A nice multi, all is good here. Cheers.Find #6588 on 22 Feb 2024.TFTC vitesse!SAs Leap Year Event - GCA1DNA - Feb 29th, 2024. Keep the date free!

TFTC vitesse your cache Where's the engine? that we found today. Day 2 in Moonta. We tackled the many caches in and around the Mine Heritage area and other caches as we passed by. 21 for the time invested was a good few hours well spent. Thanks to the COs for placing and maintaining caches so we can explore these locations.A search but then we read a log or two .Find Count: 17806

Reading the previous logs definitely helped with this find. TFTC

This took a little while, and after reading some previous logs we did eventually find the cache. TFTC

An old cache, and I can remember this cache being on the list of Jasmer gap fillers for me. A fun multi. I didnt have any difficulty getting the first lot of numbers, but it did take a while to find the cache at GZ. As is mentioned in some of the previous logs, the cache is a micro now. A FP for the challenge vitesse.

Found with LittleLeah79 while in Moonta for the day.
Took a while but we got there in the end
TNLNSL
TFTC
TTFN
Beaker
DGS

Found with Beaker, TFTC!

Found with Wal & Ol as we enjoy a caching getaway. TFTC!

Weekend away to Moonta with Pony1966.

Nice multi, found the car in less than optimal condition! Added new log, container is now mint tin near the go juice hole (can see it through the hole)

TFTC

Couldn't find the car, have to come back in daylight

We went on a real adventure for this one, across the dessert plains to the first destination, then the second destination....... got confused and included a fourth, fifth and sixth destination before finding the true 3rd location. Make sure you read the instructions properly as i did not.
Great fun tho.

Thanks to the help of previous log we were able to find tftc

Ocw the Bebes. Picked up the required info and made our way to GZ. I think this would cost too much to repair! Tftc

OCW PelDroedGwin and geodog Peppa

Staying at the RV park for a couple of days.

This was a lot of fun, such a fascinating location.

Tftc

I am trying to hit a major milestone in April and this weekend was my chance to get closer to my goal. Sir_spectre generously helped me find 150 caches and all caches were replaced better than found.
Thanks to vitesse from mogni

Well now the cache name makes alot more sense. quick solve/find.. Another multi closer to 1000, about 20 or less to go.
Found with Mogni. Mogni wants to get to 20, 000 by the Rutherglen Mega in Victoria and make that event her 20, 000 th. So we went out to complete the " THE Sad Fisher series " and stay in Moonta for the night. We got 150 finds for the weekend even though we started out at lunch time Saturday. Any damaged caches found where replaced with a new container and any logs found full or almost full were replaced or a extra scroll added. The weather couldn't make up it's mind, over 30 on Saturday and it rained almost all of the way home.

Had some fun looking for this one. Did take us a bit of time to locate. TFTC, let a path tag and travel bug.

Ah ha! You sneaky little blighter! I was just a hop skip and jump away when I got rained out last time I tried. I think the engine is stuffed mate. I can fix it for about $120k

After a DNF yesterday, went back as I felt I had missed something. Sure had. Much better luck today. Thanks

Couldn’t work out the clue.

TFTC. Day 6 of honeymoon caching trip. Car fixed yesterday … gas cooker not working now! wrong connection type … so off to get that fixed!

Happy caching and safe travels!

Path tag left, favourite from us

Container not as described, but easy to see when looking

Visiting Moonta while on a bowling holiday. Found the first clue ok then my phone died. Still managed to find the cache ok. TFTC

Moonta mines here I am to find some caches with gridge98 and Courtney rose. TFTC

gridge98 had done this one before so helped us find it today

On the coppercoast today with nettieknows and gridge98 to explore the area and find a few caches in the process.

TFTC

Today we attempted to complete the caches around Moonta we hadn’t already found.

While here we would have liked to get the nearby GCA Trig but the access is currently closed

After finding the right direction we headed off to find the cache. Many thanks for this multi vitesse

Today is Good Friday. Public holiday plus fine weather, means go outdoor and geocaching on the way.
Today, I and J plus the little one visited Kadina, Wallaroo, and Moonta. We tried 10 caches on the way, and found 9 of them. It's a good mix of different cache types, including traditional, multi, virtual, letterbox hybrid, and lab adventure.
This is the seventh cache we found today. Also the first multi cache we found today.
Parked near the listed location. Walked to the waypoint, took a photo near there.
Then we visited the virtual cache nearby. After that, we drove to the final location for this cache.
Impressive final location.
Signed the log sheet. Took the TB.
Thanks for the cache, vitesse. One favourite point from us.

PS: The photo was taken near the waypoint. Cache is not there. Feel like "a frog in the well".

Came for the virtual and stayed for the multi

Followed the instructions but found absolutely nothing and the hint was curious. I was going to give up but decided to scoot down goat tracks in the sand dunes and see if anything looked likely. Well, *that* is certainly well hidden from prying Then the cache was an easy find.

Dropped off a trackable as surely this has to be a safe spot. Logged the cache. But suggesting it’s a bit further North (left) than as described

TFTC vitesse Dropping off a FAVE.

Couldn't find this one

As per previous logs, container destroyed, so we replaced with a new (small) container inside the rear fuel fill point. On the hunting trail again with SeasonedBird. It’s a great day for caching. TFTC vitesse
Find #7253 at 12:13.

Out on caching adventures with Wollaston.

What a great little old car, in similar condition to the cache container crumbling and bits missing.

A replacement small container and new log sheet has been rehidden in the go juice area keeping the spot on the game board for future finders to enjoy.

Thanks to the many hands and minds taking time to set out and maintain hides and for showing us your special part of the world

Log signed in first open spot in logbook with stamp

TFTC vitesse

Find # 4877

Found it big container is destroyed, fun one

TFTC

Found 12/07/2021

This geocacher reported that the container is damaged.

We are staying in Moonta for a few days which is giving us heaps of time for exploring and caching.
Loved the concept of this one (after having logged a DNF previously when we were newbies), and located the cache, sort of, after a bit of a search.
Unfortunately the cache is in total disrepair..found bits every where, but no log, just broken bits of container. Can provide pics if needed.

dnf

No luck on this one

Found but the container was broken and all over the place. Unable to log.

Needs repair / replacement. Sent photo.

A bonus cache while in the area enjoying the history and chasing a ghost...

I missed the critical piece of info to start with and wondered if I was in the right location. On second pass though, something moved and I knew I was on the money. Info noted, I repositioned and did what I needed to do to calculate the final coordinates.

That done, I took a walk to GZ where I spotted something neatly hidden, and I hadn't spotted the container yet. THat was soon in hand though and while there is a little damage, everything inside is dry and usable at the moment.

I added my name to the log, tucked the cache back in place and hit the road back to the car. Pretty warm this afternoon so pleased to not spend to long hunting this one.

Cheers vitesse.

Today, the weather was forecast to be dismal with thunderstorms and a rain drenching! Consequently, gridge98 and I retreated to the more dry vicinity of Upper Yorke Peninsula. Other than a few drizzles, we had good weather. We visited Paskeville, Kadina, Moonta, Balgowan, Point Pearce, Maitland, and Arthurton, with highlights of the mining relics, 4WD-ing along the west coast beach, and finally dinner and heading around Maitland. A long day out and about, arriving home just after midnight.

We visited this location as I had wanted to complete the virtual cache, and hence I also headed past the required waypoint to obtain the clues for the next cache. We checked a few places, and it was only upon my detailed search, that I found the needed information.

We conducted the required projection, and made the short drive to GZ. A cool final location. We spent another five minutes looking around, until gridge98 (who had found this previously) found the nicely hidden container. Unfortunately, The cache container is cracked, but the logbook was still protected and in good shape. Thanks vitesse for the cache placement and ongoing maintenance.

Tftc!! What a fantastic and remarkable history all in one cache

Tftc!! What a fantastic and remarkable history all in one cache

TFTC
Out & about today with geo hubby Animal62, myself & BulletMuffin91, collecting as many smiley faces as possible as we travel these country roads. After locating this cache I couldn’t help but think it deserved a favourite point which I have definitely given especially for the thought that’s gone into hiding this cache.
Thanks for sharing this location with us

TFTC
A fantastic find, a great hide & deservingly earning a favourite point from me for the great thought behind the hide.
Thanks vitesse!

What an awesome cache, we found with the whole family and had an absolute blast. You got a favourite point from us, TFTC

Day 266 (Thursday 21st) of our trip. Caching along the way. In Maitland today. A total of 3 for the day and 5556 for the trip. TFTC

There are engines - and there are engines - lucky there were no ships here (they have ENGINES) [:o)].
Unfortunately, it was too late for the ones here [B)].
Neat hiding spot [^]. TNLNSL.
Thanks Vitesse.

Couldn’t find the coords at all. Had to contact geosister for answers. First thought it might be on the base seeings that’s what the sign said
Nothing behind the sign which maybe in 2005 there might have been.
Found with help.
TFTC

There’s a chair in there(but that’s not GZ). At the clear GZ I thought this is going to be tough but with some dirt on my knees I was lucky. TFTC

I took a quick day trip to visit family in Wallaroo, foregoing a very close event. Only had time to make one find on the trip, so picked this older one. The old mines were interesting and we wished we had more time, but located the clue, projected to the final and identified GZ fairly easily. Finding the cache was more difficult, but it was located just before the point of frustration and we headed off to complete our journey.
Another Jasmer grid gap filled.
TNLNSL
TFTC vitesse
Find #797

Yeah... i like this one! The small walk around the historic ruin was fun and the info needed at WP2 [chimney] was in the 1st place i looked [^]

The info was punched into the GPS and i was off to the final.

I was looking like crazy trying to find this cache till i finally caved into a PAF [B)]
Turns out it was staring at me on about 5 attempts lol. Nicely hidden [^]

I don't like this one's chances of ever seeing the road again, unless it's on the back of a truck

SL at 07:03 on Wed 6 Nov 2019
TFTC vitesse

Nomads travelling in their caravan around Australia. We have been on the road since July 2011 and discovered caching in August 2013. We travel with a bunch of travel bugs belonging to our sons and grand children. Where ever possible, we will maintain your cache as we travel.

We left Moonta this morning, but before we left, we had unfinished business out in the mines.

After talking with a previous finder, I returned to site and signage. Of course, today, I found exactly what I needed . Using the information gained from the sign, and the hint from the previous finder, we found what we were looking for.

Thanks vitess for a clever multicache. I will eventually get used to offsets and bearings.

Nomads travelling in their caravan around Australia. We have been on the road since July 2011 and discovered caching in August 2013. We travel with a bunch of travel bugs belonging to our sons and grand children. Where ever possible, we will maintain your cache as we travel.

Today using our GPS as our guide, we did a tour of Moonta.

Could be a great hide, if we could find what we were supposed to be looking for. Might return again tomorrow with fresh eyes before we leave town.

Two geo animals were out caching on their Wednesday wandering.
We had fun with this multi.
Took awhile to find, but the adder came up trumps.
The Sewer Rats are awarding a fav point. Tftc

Great fun multi and great size cache however the container needs replacing very very soon as it is brittle, cracked and has holes in it. Thanks for the cache and placement Where's the engine? , vitesse

A nice bit of history around this area and great cache location.
TFTC

Wahoo found it this time. A favourite point from us. Left a RU OK? Pen
SL TFTC

Great cache and fun

I am spending the weekend camping on the Copper Coast to get out of the city and to grab some caches in this as yet unexplored area.

I dutifully following the instructions but spent lots of time exploring the area before heading off to the final.

Great location, fun final location and a well hidden cache. I’ve given lots of fav points today, so heck ... here’s one more.

Thanks for the cache.
# # #5002 # #

Extremely hot today attempting this one with the 4yr old Geotwins. Clues on the signs were of no help to me. So common sense and a big walk and I found the obvious place. Then a bit of a search before the jackpot. Great size cache just a pity nothing much inside and not swapable for the kids today. Great old history here with the copper mining

Very enjoyable. Bit tricky to project a WP with iPhone app but made it work with some guesstimating. Nice sized final.

O.M.G.2nd visit in 2 days but eventually we found what we were looking for.
3 pairs of eyes and eventually our muggle friend was the first one to spot it .we spread out and had it surrounded and slowly closed in on our target.
It was frustrating and fun and we are giving it a favorite point for the challenge After a couple of days our muggle friends are well and truly hooked lol.
Tftc

Owl was in the area for a history weekend and it could have become a song - on the first day of Yorke, geocaching gave to me... 14 lovely finds, 2 DNFs, 6 needed multis, 1 unknown and a partridge in a pear tree! Always nice to correct a DNF and this one is 3 years' old! This time Owl found WP2 straight away, though it took a lot longer to find the cache. How can something that big be so hard to spot? Has to be a favourite point, doesn't it!

Bit embarrassed to admit this is our third try to find this cache. Found gz easily enough with some help a couple of years ago, but couldn't find the actual container. Maybe we were focussing on a smaller container, I can't remember. Very well placed and decent sized container found after re reading some logs and being at the right angle (thanks Rex). The cache listing suggests a light brown lid, which is now blue.

This cache has been a target for some time due to its placed date back in 2005. With the demise of one at Murray Bridge, and the other 10 caches being quite remote, we were very happy to finally make this find. It's also a very cool spot and what geocaching is all about. Found with Seaeagle2 who has been here a few times helping me look. Many thanks for maintaining this wonderful cache and great photo opportunity

Finally ! Found with SpidermonkeysMum after many visits. Great photo op if we had thought about it for the 4wd.... another time Thanks for keeping this one going!

Found it after doing some work at the Moonta Area School. A nice short walk and I soon had to cache in hand. An area I know well from having lived in Moonta and I still have family here. TFTC

Found with FeatherWaite and gridge98 on a visit to the northern Yorke Peninsula for the day. After wandering around the area looking at the various buildings we collected the required information, made the calculations and found the well concealed cache nearby. Thanks vitesse for the cache.

Found during a foray into the Kadina, Wallaroo and Moonta area (SA's Copper Coast) with e.gregory1 and gridge98 for the day. Thanks for the cache vitesse!

Over to the Yorke peninsula today with e.gregory1 and featherwaite to collect some puzzles and a LGA that was yet to be collected by myself.

Where is my engine well I didn’t find it! A cool little spot that I have never seen before.
TFTC

Day 4 of our rest, relaxation and rejuvination week, the relaxation side is going good with sight seeing of the mining and history areas a favorite for us all. 
Geocaching however wasnt on our side with multis always causing us arguements and what felt like a day of dnfs. But a great day out with fresh air and great sights. Tftc

After a review of the geocaching map in South Australia it was determined a trip to the Yorke Peninsula would yield some significant numbers. So, The Rats, Hoojar and I teamed up once agan to tackle the many caches on the peninsula.

We started in the darkness after flying into Adelaide and the next day set some personal records (550+ caches in a day) and milestones before bunking down. The next day was another massive numbers haul which resulted in a bit over 1,000 caches in two days !

Then it was a little more sedate down to the bottom of the peninsula and then back up the easterly side, ticking off a few EarthCaches in the process .

After that, back to Adelaide for some night caching, virtuals and more EarthCaches!

The power trails on the peninsula were great- quiet roads, some great green wheat and yellow canola scenery, coupled with some great company and usual ribbing of each other [^]!

Thanks for your cache- sorry about the generic log. For the EarthCaches and virtuals look out for an email or two shortly.

TFTC!

This was a trip that had been some time in the making. A journey from Wollongong in New South Wales to the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, in search of large numbers. Five days were set aside, and The Rats, Steeba, and myself planned the details out. Lofty numbers were floated; we could find one thousand geocahces... Maybe more! The world was our oyster, all we had to do was make it happen.

We flew into Adelaide and quickly rented our car, then headed off for a series of thirty letterbox caches late that night. We then set up camp, ready for the next few days.

Two days journeying down the Yorke Peninsular saw us collect 550 caches the first day, and 450 the next. One thousand caches in two days! The numbers were phenomenal, unheard of, and excellent! At one stage we found fifty caches in a one hour period! We worked ourselves into a solid routine, and managed to push these numbers without caching after dark. Incredible! We camped out beside the trail, ready to commence again the following morning.

Having reached our goal of one thousand, we rented a cabin and enjoyed a solid relax and beet, and we were then able to dedicate the remaining time to specific caches, mostly Earthcaches to keep Steeba (The Professor) happy, and a good number of Vrtuals as well, as we made our way back from the end of the Yorke Peninsular to Adelaide. It really became a Tour De Earthcache! If your geocache is such a hide, stand-by, as Steeba will soon contact you with our answers.

As is always the case with these trips, the company was the highlight, with banter non stop, the time went by in an instant.

We saw some amazing things, found some excellent caches, and had an absolute blast.

Ticking just over 1300 finds for the trip, you will have to excuse the boilerplate logs!

Thanks to all of the cache hiders for their efforts in placing and maintaining their hides. It was fantastic exploring this part of the world that I had never visited before. Thanks also to my geocaching partners, without whom such a trip would not be possible, nor fun!

Cheers

Today we decided to stay closer to home and learn a bit about the copper mining history of Moonta. Of course, we knew there would be caches at all the important places and we were not let down.

After gathering the clues for the nearby virtual, we returned to the start and commenced the hunt for this one. The clue was found quickly enough and the chimney examined. I confess I had to resort to Google for some device advice. Info was forthcoming, device was sorted out and off for the final we went.

Well..that was a suprise Great cache and a fav from us.

Found the clue easily then worked out how to set the device in the right direction. Found GZ location but on not finding the container used a PAF option to help. Eventually signed the log. TFTC

Find # 6124
Day 5
With the big trail finished we headed north to Moonta so I could grab the Virtual. From there our plans were to hit the Letterbox series and to grab some others around the traps while heading to Tarlee. With only 66 grabs today it felt more like holiday time with some great caches mixed in.

Found with sharkiefan

A Big week was planned to travel around South Australia, staying in Minlaton, Tarlee and Adelaide. We cache along a number of Trails, managed to grab a few off the beaten track, some well known caches and the odd one that
came up on the map as we were travelling around.

It ended up being a massive week of 2960 odd kilometers travelled, with day find counts of 25, 256, 361, 318, 66, 205, 104 and 76 (yep thats 1411 for the 8 days)
1062 micro, 238 small, 60 Regular, 45 large, 3 Virtual and 3 Other.

A great little multi with an awesome surprise at the end.

TFTC vitesse

This is why I cache! I never would have seen this if not for caching. Fantastic short little multi. Loved it.
Found with FUF009.
Today we left the Peninsula and headed to Tarlee.
We visited many small towns along the way and the change of scenery was refreshing.
Initially the plan today was to finish off the Gone Fishn' series but we did that yesterday, so the plans opened up to branch out to Moonta so FUF009 could nab the virtual (I had already done it).
The only real goal was the Mail Run Letterbox series and the A seat for Janet virtual.
All the other caches were lovely to be able to find in our leisure.
Today was my favorite day so far. 65 caches found and nice to be able to take the side roads and dirt tracks.
South Australia is pretty neat!
Tftc

Day 9 of the Perth to Adelaide trip with Barnzy12

On the homeward journey now and stopped in here to find this cache has filtering the list to top favourites in the area as there are simply just too many options out here.

Have a favourite point

We were lucky enough or unlucky enough to have one of the warmest streaks or weather in Adelaide in April ever with the temp above 33 for 3 consecutive days. On the peninsula it was up to 37 for the best part of the day.

vitesse We found your cache Where's the engine? thanks for placing this power trail for myself and others to find. It’s large scale trails like this that we have travelled for.

Day 9 of BarnZy and Cravo’s trip from Perth to Adelaide.

Today we left our accomodation on Warooka, a little later due to chasing some FTFs on the Yorke Peninsula late last night and one even into the early morning.

Our plans today was to complete the last of the Gone Fishing trail and travel via some of the country towns of the Yorke peninsula on our way up to Port Augusta where we are staying tonight.

Had a great morning getting right into the rhythm of powertrail caching, and managed to knock over the last of the trail in relatively quick time given we were a bit weary from the last two huge days on the Peninsula chasing some massive numbers.

Overall a great days caching, we really love caching in the country towns, travelling the highways of the country. Thanks to the local COs for their hides.

Excellent theme - great spot and points of interest. Dropped Florida Finders Fest TB. TFTC

Well-themed cache. Had a chuckle when I got to GZ. TFTC vitesse.

Over on the York Peninsula for work and decided to break up the drive with a few caches here and there.

Wonderful little multi, got it first go.. love the thought put in to this one as well.

Thanks for the cache vitesse and bringing me here

Today we explored Moomta and Wallaroo using Geocaching as a guide and picking up a few caches on the way and this was one of them. A straight forward multi, took a while to find, but Mrs "T" came up with the goods. Adding to our favourites.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

Where indeed. Lots of footprints after this one. Good idea for an offset. Found during a 10 day stay on the Yorke Peninsula. Lovely area. TFTC vitesse. Found 8/10/17 4:56 pm. Cache 1352 for us.

Found while caching with Cows with guns.
TFTC

Staying at Port Hughes for a week it was only fitting that we sample some of the locally grown caches whilst here.
Thanks for the cache!

We loved this one very clever took a while to locate when we got to GZ if only I'd looked where Rex stuck his head when we first got here!! TFTC took pathtag

Spent more time than I should have searching for it's hiding spot. Great location. Dropped TB and left a PT. TFTC