State of Mind Tibooburra, Queensland, Australia
By richary on 05-Aug-05. Waypoint GCQ24Y

Such a fun tri-state cache! Thanks!

#7725Day 5 of Camerons Corner road trip travelling from Bourke to the corner. After a quick beer and setting up the tents, it was time to have some fun. Collected info, relocated and gathered more info. iPhone wasnt happy without mobile signal so it took a moment to figure out where we needed to go. But once in the right spot, happy to add my name to the log. Captured some amazing sunset photos after dinner. Awesome to finally be at our target location. TFTC richary

Day nine of my Three Corners tour, visiting all three of Queensland's remote western corners over 12 days.Last night we camped on the Cooper at Innamincka. This morning, we are heading to our last corner - Cameron's Corner. Initially, our route took us south from Innamincka before dog legging west to Moomba, continuing south again and finally turning east to Cameron's Corner.Arriving at the corner, we collected the necessary photo's, congratulated ourselves and headed into Qld for a beer at the pub to celebrate. Whilst the rest of the team lubricated themselves with a third and a fourth schooner, I headed out to do this multi. I had already spotted the second waypoint clues earlier, but wanted the full experience, so I worked through the clues from the start, visiting all three states and making an easy find at[14:33] . We set up camp behind the pub and enjoyed a magnificent sunset, with a hearty curry dinner. around the camp fire. A boisterous late night party at the pub, which continued out the front with takeaways well after closing time did not stop me from sleeping.The next morning, for a bit of fun, I decided on a predawn morning run. I started in South Australia near the corner post and ran along the fence line to the NSW gate. I venture about 1 kilometre into NSW before returning back through the gate to South Australia. Here I ran about 1 kilometre west into South Australia before returning to the corner post, where I completed three laps around the post. Finally, I crossed the border into Queensland and ran about a kilometre down the road to the north east, before returning to camp behind the pub. So my run took me to 13 Australian States as follows: SA, NSW, SA, Qld, NSW, SA, Qld, NSW, SA, Qld , NSW, SA and finally Qld. A bakers dozen!Many thanks richary Pete# 8,001 finds

TFTC Day 36 of my corners trip

Had to visit all three states to get our names on the log. We camped up on Coopers Creek at Innamincka (caught no fish), and today we headed to Camerons Corner for a late lunch and returned back to Merty Merty for the night. The road is a bit cut off from rains and it took 2 hours 40 to do the 118km in off the Strzelecki Track.We are supported our mate who ran to Darwin via the length of New Zealand, Tasmania and through Geelong, Adelaide and Alice Springs (@curlyrunsnz). We are heading home now.. richary, I found State of Mind today. Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache.

Stymied by rain which made transcribing the clues a bit tricky so stuffed up the second and failed to come up with the goods before the need to beat the road conditions back to Tibooburra. Did at least tick off visiting the Corner as a life ambition.

Another Ive forgotten to log found 10/7/21 with 8th Knox after a night of refreshments at the local!TFTC

Ocw the Bebes as we visit Cameron CornerWe collected the info and made a calc which had us travelling to another state to collect this one. Tftc

OCW PelDroedGwin Arrived at bucket list location Cameron Corner today and we have the place to ourselves ! Its a long drive to see a post but so glad we aimed our journey in this direction. After snapping some photos we collected the required info on our tri-state wander. A fun and unique multi, have a FP from me. Tftc

Heading home to Qld and staying overnight at Cameron Corner so parked nearby and headed to GZ. I gathered the info needed and sat in the car doing the calculations to get out of the 36 degree heat. Once I had a solution I headed off to GZ and made a quick find before retreating to the store for some refreshmentrs. Log signed and all returned as found.Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for me and others to enjoy.Nice aold cache and a FP from me. TFTC richary

We made it and found it ... with the aid of a million flies!

Day 25. A last minute plan had been hatched to make my by way to QOGM. Very little planning had been done but a very rough outline was in place and it was going to be a day by day trip.I continued the journey home, tagging on with posums for a few days. After spending the night at Innamincka we headed south through Camerons Corner and then I headed further south to get close to the border.This has been on my list for some time although I wasnt anticipating being carried of by 1000s of flies. They were insane here. We set about answering the questions and crossing state lines left and right.Time for some lunch now before I bit farewell to posums and try and make it as far south as possible.Thanks richary for adding this cache to the worldwide collection for us all to enjoy.----------------------------------------------------------Are you planning a trip to Victoria? Check out some of these caches on the nominees list for the 2022 Victorian Cache of the Year Awards. The shortlist is available [here](https://coord.info/BMC8QYR)

Well my trip up to QOGM started a couple of weeks ago and after taking the very indirect route up to outback QLD to get there.So after cruising up the Hume to Sydney then the M1 and A1 up to Byron Bay with a few other roads in between as I have been cris crossing a bit so after heading west and making it to Longreach time for a break from the travelling.So after a couple big days out to Stonehenge, Isisford and Ilfracombe, The Tritonz and Roaming Howie finally joined me and we did the puzzle trail.Then a fun first muster day to Muttaburra and back then a great tea event and a few more caches.A trip to Stonehenge and back again for them.The second muster day and boy what a busy day as there was a lot going on in the car with everything we had to do.Collect trads, look at photos, find some forks and then some property numbers as well.The Mexicans as we were called teamed up with a couple of other cars The Morris and Pool Pool to have a lot of fun over the radio.Well all the caches have been found and after another great dinner event QOGM has officially finished.This was my first QOGM and I had a great time, but all good things must come to end and today I must start heading towards home but Im also taking the very long way around back to Victoria.Roaming Howie is joining me on this section of the trip and the area is all new to him.So after the history lesson at Innamincka yesterday we are heading to Camerons Corner today.200 or more sand dunes to cross to get there so its like a roller coaster ride.Well we have arrived at the corner and after doing the corner post Virtual we are now wandering around the three states along with about 10000flies to gather the info required.I loved the Billy in the NSW part.Did some calculations and off to GZ to find a very familiar container.Roaming Howie is continuing East and Im spending the night in the pub an then heading West then South to continue down the Strzelecki track.A fav goes out to you for this one.Thanks richary TFTC.

Our journey to North Queensland will take us through many different towns. 

Here's one to find today. Thank you for placing the cache   richary.

Enjoyed the multi.
Find it and sign the log as EV, and thanks for the cache and hunt.
FP from me ️

Currently on a roadtrip with buddies (McLookers, micaparamedic and TheDame) to Mildura, MacCabe's Corner, Broken Hill, Tibooburra, Cameron Corner and Orroroo - then back to Adelaide.

We did the multi, and McLookers was good enough to work out the numbers for us. We ended up taking the longer walk out to GZ, and a quicker route back to the cars. micaparamedic had a suitable cache container replacement for you, so that has now been left and should last a while.

Thanks richary for the multi cache at this interesting location.

Found whilst on a roadtrip with McLookers, micaparamedic, GoodLook and myself.

McLookers crunched the numbers on this one and micaparamedic provided a replacement cache for you which should last a while.

Thank you for the multi cache in this very interesting location.

Our planned trip to this area with micaparamedic, GoodLook and The Dame was all based around th to two caches here. After completing the nearby virtual and grabbing some sustainance at The Corner Store, we set to gathering the information required. We crunched the numbers and headed to GZ. Thankfully we had read the note regarding maintenance and micaparamedic had a very suitable cache container on board. We replaced the container and also included a new log book. A picture of the container is attached.
Thanks for the cache richary

So glad borders are open.
I met this cute guy!
Neat cache
Tftc

A name from the past. It has been some time since we have met Richary or done any of his caches. After escaping the southern winter to do a Madigan Line Simpson Desert crossing with Gray Inc we decided to head north where the nights were hopefully warmer. The desert days had been comfortable although not warm. The nights had been very cold and a real change of atmosphere was needed. We appreciated the change of scenery and wildlife north of Birdsville.

Unfortunately we needed to head home. It was great to revisit this lovely outback location and to log the cache on this visit. The cache is in satisfactory condition.

Great place for a virtual cache, thanks for placing this here and for all the info. (Sorry the photo is portrait)

After collecting the coordinates we headed to GZ
only to be disappointed, everything had been cleaned up. Look at other trees (not too many around), look at some of the fence posts, searched the roof of the notice sheds…..nothing

This is such a stunning area to be travelling in. We were expecting it to be very different to what it is actually like but it is beautiful regardless. Thank you for keeping this cache going for so long. Great place to have placed it.

This is not a place that we thought we would ever get to. Thanks has to go to Team Crackers and Micaparamedic for letting us ta along on their journey to the Townsville Mega. We have been surprised at just how green it is out here which we have been told is not the way it always is. Thanks for placing this cache and maintaining it for so long. A favourite for both of us.

Found on 29/7/21 at 2.15

Easy to work out.

Cheers, Bulba's

After a big night in Cameron corner, with sore-ish heads we collected the clues and made the find in the morning. tftc

What a special cache this is by incorporating the 3 States. Had no trouble working out the coordinates or finding the cache.

Although there’s been rain out here in the west and the road in from Qld very wet in places there are solid detours in place around the boggy sections.

It was very quiet at The Corner while we were there - only visitors were us two and a lady walking across Aust (west to east) with her 5 camels.

We’re going to remember this cache for sure. Giving this a Favourite Point.

Thanks heaps for the cache richary. All is in good nick here.

as we have a look around the area this was one of the caches we found

A good day was had while grabbing these caches
Thanks richary for placeing them

We had an Opps moment with this cache as we picked it up i put my thumb through the lid a quick walk to the car and cache was replace the same as it was. no further maintenance needed

Found with Goshaz

Found with goshaZ

Travelling from Mount Gambier we have been camping in Innamincka. Came across to see the corner. Up to 66k fine if you cross the border because of Caronavirus. Found cache with GoShaz.

Found it by chance by one of my boys while visiting and camping in area. Queensland Border closed to everyone trying to enter or leave!

Tried to find it today but the Qld border was closed due to the pandemic, and the road sign was too far away to read the numbers. Should have brought the binoculars. The fine for opening the gate was $60000.

TFTC

Over 2 years ago we were last here, at that time, the cache was probably burried under a lot of sand and we could not find it, of course a couple of sdays later, it was replaced. Here we are back here again, taking the backdoor out of NSW into QLD then SA. An easy find based on my memory from last time.

Good one

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 have travelled a lot of kilometres between caches in in the south west corner of Queensland. And today, have travelled through three states to gain another smiley on our map. Another bucket list ticked. Great multi in time for hamburger at the corner pub. Thanks richary. the new cache container is in good condition.

Tenkae's Outback Adventure Day 20 - after damaging the strut on our car coming across the sand dunes from the Strezleki Track, we limped into Cameron's Corner to assess our situation. Deciding to head to a larger town for repairs, we skipped the lure of tri state golf and settled for a tri state cache instead. Great to see the container has been replaced, I'd brought a spare in case. Tftc

We visited Cameron Corner back in Sept'17 however we didn't realise there was a cache here until we returned home so revisiting this location was on our "To Do" list while spending a few days in Tibooburra. Well to be quite honest I actually wanted to see "the dog with the googly eyes" from the corner store and finding the cache was a good excuse to do so.

Uncharacteristically for me at least I read the recent logs before coming here so was able to acquire a new Sistema container and note pad from TJ's Roadhouse to replace the original cache which had been reported as missing/damaged. I buried most of the container in sand at the GZ not so much to make it hard to find but rather to limit the damage to the plastic container caused by the sun's UV. Maybe someone can replace it with a 100mm PVC pipe with screw lid in the future which will ensure it survives longer than these rubbish Sistema's.

Anyway, after hiding the new container and brushing the footprints from the sand approaching the cache (don't want any three-state golfers stumbling on the cache, now do we?) Mrs B and I headed over to the corner store for a beer and to attack the biggest beefburger we've ever seen - a task we attended to with gastronomic delight!

I'm going to add this one to my eclectic swag of favourites because . . . well, because it's Cameron's Corner, that's why!

TFTC

Great to say that we traveled through three states to do this cache so I'll favourite this one. Interesting place to visit again and the beer was good and cold too.

TFTC TNLN

En vacances en Australie, on parcours bush australien, s'arrêter au Cameron Curner était inévitable. Quel bel endroit... J'en ai encore pleins les yeux, et je ne pourrais d'écrire la sensation ressenti ce jour là... Wahou !
Merci pour la cache

Cameron Corner, the extreme point of our Road Trip. The place is magical. Meeting of 3 states. We go from one to the other while changing time. It is very disturbing.
Meeting extremely welcoming with locals. I recommend the place.
We take this opportunity to make this multi. At the final PZ, we found the box without cover and without logbook. A photo is available if necessary.
Greeting from France
TFTC
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What a trip !!!! This point was the target of our road trip from Sydney. The road up to there is amazing. We are at the meeting of 3 states !
The people at Carmeron Corner are so friendly we stay for the night !
About the cache, we took all what we needed for GZ. But at GZ we found only an empty box (sorry full of sand!), it was very frustrating. We didn't have any container for a maintenance.
Anyway we really enjoyed this cache who made us hop between few states !
+1FP
TFTC

after playing a game of golf in three states we picked up this cache. tftcsl. thankyou for adding to our adventure.

Found this cache on our epic adventure from Melb to Gold Coast via Cameron Corner. Love this part of the world, the country is spectacular. Arrived at Cameron Corner for lunch (great burgers) and a break at the hotel before embarking on this multi. The geo kids really enjoyed this multi, with help from me, we soon had coordinates in hand and realised we would need to go “interstate” again to make the find! Back through the gate again and over to GZ. Had to look carefully as cache had been covered by shifting sand. Dropped a TB looking to go home to Birdsville, picked up the TB here, and visited 2. Thanks for this fantastic cache.

With 6 days off we decided to go on a camping road trip. I wanted to go south, the Mrs wanted to go north. Weather either way wasn't looking good so we decided to go inland from the Fraser Coast. We looked at a few spots but they all looked boring so I turned to the geocaching app to look for some interesting places to go. Cameron Corner! Not sure if we could make it there and back in time we decided to aim for this geocache and if we don't make it by day 3, we turn back.

Knowing we couldn't travel through the night we loaded up the ute that night and hit the road in the morning stopping the first night at Cunnamulla. Up early again the next morning and managed to get to Cameron Corner by early afternoon and grabbed a beer and lunch at the hotel before embarking on the mission to find the multi cache crossing 3 states on foot.
This has to be the longest we've ever travelled for just 1 cache, over 1500km one way and the only one we collected.
Dropped off a TB for the next intrepid traveller to move along.
Fave point added for the epic trip for one cache

Catching up with late logs.

I visited here in September last year with a muggle friend and we had a bit of a look but he was getting sick of it so we went for a drink instead. I came back today with this cache in mind, and a stubby cooler from the pub.
I had lost the information so had to do it again and this time made very hard work if WP2 for some reason. That fixed I continued my walk into the third state in less than 1/2 an hour.
The GPS took me to where we were looking last time but this time I spotted it straight away and happily added our name to this great old cache in remarkable condition.
Many thanks richary for giving me a reason to come here and then to return, and as the pub had sold out of stubby coolers I will be back.

Great cache! Great to be standing here after a wonderful desert journey. Yay for cacheing!

We are nomads. Having left Perth WA in February 2014 we now live in our caravan and go wherever the will or caches take us.

On this trip we are travelling from Birdsville to Broken Hill with our caravan on tow.

The track was very rocky and bumpy after having had so much Big Red Bash traffic.

Oh how tough it would have been in 1860!

Enjoyed a night at Camerons Corner then tackled this in the morning before moving on. Funnily enough we stopped at the gate, and Mrs Felix did the honours up appeared a motorbike happy that the gate was open then appeared a caravan also able to drive straight through. Lol. New job as the gate keeper!

Info collected but we must have messed it up as cache was some 12metres from our coords, but easily found still. [B)]


TFTC richary

Well , I can now saw I have cached in 3 states in about 15 minutes including walking time! TFTC.

Over the past week we explored the Innamincka Regional Reserve area and looking at the Burke and Wills history of the area and down to Cameron Corner and then returned to Birdsville.

A straight forward multi and an easy find at GZ.

Thanks for placing and maintaining this cache for our enjoyment.

I’m sure that there aren’t too many multi caches that span three states and that can be completed in under 30 minutes.
Fantastic
TFTC

Find number 22 on our continent spanning honeymoon road trip adventure!!! Tftc. Foragingforvegantreats

Found this cache this morning whilst visiting Cameron Corner.

Scrat visited your cache whilst on his Great Aussie Adventure.

TFTC

Just visited another Cameron' Corner the one ton post at Mungindi and decided to check on this cache only to find we didn't log it back in may 2016 after having a berger at the pub so loggina a find now
Thanks

I first saw this cache while aimlessly looking around on the geocaching map, and thought it would be cool place to visit.

When we got an invite to a wedding just down the road (actually on the gold coast....) we decided to extend the trip and pop up here for a look. (we do have a bit of a weakness for the outback)

Now to be fair, it is a funny place to see sea planes, but there were three of them parked up for the night, how cool is that.

We loved the trip and this was one of many highlights, and we may even come back one day as we are looking at doing one of the big track adventures nearby.

Cheers and thanks,

S.t.
NZ

Found with GF07 , BB&N and THTSGLD on our way home from the Birdsville races. Bucket list tick. We are doing as many caches along the way as we can Thanks for taking the time to place this cache for us richary 5:02 PM GPS had us at GZ 24 meters away but we finally found it.

Found with H068. Heading home after an awesome time at the Birdsville Races to celebrate our sister/cousin's 50th birthday. Good times. TFTC.

Found 26/8/17
Off on a big trip with the camper trailer and doggies and managed to pick up a few caches while we were around. Well, only if I remembered to download and safe for offline use, no phone service out here!!
After wandering the three states aimlessly for a while, I decided to get down to business and crunch some numbers. My first crack at GZ suggested I needed to travel 998km West. Unlikely, try again. And again. And again.
Eureka moment, that's better. A quick wander and cache was soon in hand, now to go scrub off all the calculations and notes from my hands!

Thanks richary for this fantastic cache. Fantastic area too but very remote, I must say.

Have wanted to visit Cameron Corner for ages. The few times that I’d planned a trip have previously been thwarted by rain and closed roads.
Nervously watching the weather in the lead up to this trip, and travelling in overcast and rain all the way from Adelaide to Broken Hill, we were pleased to now be travelling under blue skies.
We had camped at Fort Grey the night before and so were at CC in the early morning, just in time for smoko.
DISK did all the calculations and I duly signed the log and then spent some time flying my drone above and around the corner post. TFTC Richary.

Our first Queensland cache [^] - well, kind of !
Worked through all the numbers, checked the logs to find the new position, then the cache (now a small plastic screw-top jar) [8].
TNLNSL.
The container is now located at S -0.012 E -0.003 from those attained in the description [B)].
Interesting how the dog fence is located one chain north of the NSW/Qld border . No idea about the datum used.
Thanks Richary.

Found it with some friends while staying at the corner.

Travelling from Wollongong to Birdsville and back over the July holidays for The Big Red Bash, via.... a bit of everywhere...!

Stopped at Cameron Corner for the night on our travels - powered site! Hot showers! The luxury of it all!! Of course had to take the opportunity of grabbing this tristate cache. Found nice and easily as I'd luckily read the previous log. TFTC

Find #10

Replaced cache with CO permission. The new cache is about 10m NORTH of the final co-ords. An easy find at the base of tree. Cache is a plastic screw top container painted green and brown. Our first QLD

A favourite point given.

Thanks **Richary** TFTC.

LOL, that be right, missed the new cache by 2 days. DOH. Had a good look for the old one, that tree, if my co-ords were right is just destroyed and a lot of sand now built up against it.

We came up empty handed also with this one but enjoyed seeing Cameron Corner .

Attempted during a trip with the family through Outback NSW.

Despite checking our calculations several times we were unable to locate this one which was a bit of a disappointment. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to the Corner however and would love to come back again sometime.

Thanks richary for the hunt.

We made our calculations with the help of a previous finder; we searched and searched, expanded out search area; and we came up empty ended.

Leaving really frustrated after searching for over an hour. Phone had no service, so not sure if my GPS is not accurate, very disappointed

found it on our trip to birdsville

There was no trouble working out the numbers for the stages of this multi and then it was just a short walk to make the find. All was in good order and our name was soon written on the log and everything was hidden again back in its proper place. The container and its contents were all in good order. Being in 3 states was easy - being the states of confusion, excitement and happiness. Thank you to richary for placing this cache for outback travellers to have some fun along the way.

On a wonderful trek with Gonefishen07 heading across the Simpson Desert and beyond. Thanks to all the COs who have provided some entertainment along the way. TFTC and for bringing us here.

Found with Borisb&natasha. Woohoo 3 states in 3 secs well if you run fast enough. Thought we didn't have much time so had to run a little between stages as it was getting late. Get back to the store to find everyone had decided that we would be staying the night . Worked up a sweat for nothing. Thanks for the fun and TFTC.

Found while camping overnights the Corner. Took Geo coin left lanyard. TFTC mitasol

on a holiday from Adelaide to visit a muggle friend in milperka we dropped in here for a day trip and I couldn't pass up this cache. took tb dropped tb. and fav point. first queensland cache

I Had no idea what state I was in, although you have to love the Outback. TFTC

We had fun doing this especially after a great feed at the
store. While gathering the info we met up with a young
family checking the info board. After a chat the Dad said
that he had forgotten to download caches before they
set off on their trip. Hope they remember next time.
We did the conversions and found the cache. No TB so hope
that whoever took it logs it soon.
We dropped off a TB for the next finder.

Thanks heaps richary

Little Squirell

TFTC - hot day!

Thought we would get my first cache in QLD so decide to base our trip on this cache. Stayed at broken hill and then came up here and now we head back. Lots of dirt and flys but that's oz! Tftc found with Allister W and geo kids

Nice cache on our holiday from Adelaide. Great times on the road with the geofamily and geowife Cara 81. Caching bought us here. TFTC

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This is the magic number of finds, 1001. A multi cache, since long, and in many states! Coming from Moolawatana, RochSandra drove the way on L-plates. We had the #1000 at Strzelecki Crossing, took the little road along Strzelecki Creek, and off to Cameron's Corner. An L-plate drive in Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia. Easy, TFTCM! A favorite!
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Caching Team:

* The Arkaroo

* RockSandra

Travel Bugs visiting:

* Arkaroo's Treasure (TB38AN6)

* Blue Desert Drive (TB3ZQ7E)

#1644 A unique experience running around 3 States to locate a cache and completing within in 10 minutes or so . Mrs BGF did all the hard work here whilst Mr BGF looked after the geohounds. Went to the store to grab some lunch and we were greeted by an unfriendly grumpy owner - suggest you byo your own lunch. TFTC richary.

A bit of a walk around after "bashing" the GPS into cooperating. Cameron Cnr is a beautiful spot, friendly staff, good food, great wine and lots of travellers in for the night.
With the Robinson Family.
TFTC

Found at night for about of a challenge.
Picked up a TB

Found it. Proper log to come

found with Wedgetail 2. Figured it out over a steak sandwich.

Stayed overnight at Cameron Corner on the 2015 SA variety Bash. Got up a bit early to do this nice multi. Quite a few hopping muggles around . TN left Hide It Find It Log It tag. TFTC

A tri-state cache! TFTH, richary!
I was in the area doing some survey work near the borders and I couldn't resist staying at 'The Corner'.
I even took some survey observations over-night at the pillar, AND I thought I'd stumbled across your cache nearby, without doing the hard yards
It turns out that that container was a (far too obviously) hidden cache for an upcoming forensic police exercise later this year.
In anycase, finding the Real cache was a pleasure. It is quite out in the open, but I suppose only golf-playing muggles would stumble across this.
Can't wait to find another from richary.
Hello to Petermcc who will be following these footsteps shortly!

An easy find, after jumping the fence.

Enjoyed finding this cache.
Tftc richary

Found with scojohara on simpson trip tftc

Found with Yellatori on a Simpson trip. TFTC

After 3 attempts to get here we finally made it. The wild flowers are out after the recent rain.

Arrived at Cameron Corner wanting to pick this particular cache but being totally out of internet coverage and being slack in not downloading the cache prior to arrival thought we may have to give it a miss but overheard in the Corner Store that you could make a landline call from their personal phone for a couple of dollars so it was a quick phone call to Miss Srormcatcher to get the details and we would ring back. Miss Stormcatcher was about to board a flight from Canberra to Sydney but she had all the details ready when we called back - so in the dark we worked out the final coordinates to pick up on our way out next morning - which we did. Dropped of a TB who wants just to see Australia (no overseas travel) and picked up another. As a side note for future caches - if you want a peaceful stay don't stop here, the Corner get up to 200 people a day passing through and many stay the night - it was a crowded and noisy night - especially from a 4 WD club who rattled on loudly into the night and then started the same routine when they started packing up at 5:30am. TFTC Richard.

Found with O319. TFTC! we came on a day trip from Tibooburra

Tftc. Sl. On our way through to the big red bash concert. Stopped at the pub for a beer and worked out were to find the cache.

Got it eventually without going back to Oodnadatta. TFTC.

There was no way we were missing out on grabbing this cache. We were originally planning on taking the caravan to this spot and camping overnight but decided to camp at Fort Grey and drive out here instead. We did take the caravan through here the next day but finding the cache was so much easier with just the 4WD. Thanks for bringing us here & for the cache.

Found today with Wazza9, a great location, but toooo many flies to camp the night. Thanks richary for keeping geocaching alive in the outback.

TFTC,
Special thanks to Hojar for providing maintenance.
Another trip into the Outback to find some caches by Imortals. A favorite from me and visited trackables to experience this remote part of Australia.
Left 2 trackables.
It is interesting to see Tackle Head being here. We have come across him on previous trips and met him in Coober peedy when he sprung Nana nel.
Arrived at a good time to complete the cache, introduce a Broken Hill tour operator to Geocaching and have lunch at the store before heading to Olive Grove in the Sturt NP.
We parked the truck at the Store and walked. Great way to complete this Multi.
The tree where the Amo container is located is now dead but there is satisfactory cover to protect it.