Poets Rubbish Grenfell, New South Wales, Australia
By The Sundowners on 21-Aug-05. Waypoint GCQ89Y

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See my log and the eleven other DNF's over the last two years.

Yet another DNF, also the clue and the location don't really match the terrain rating??

No go

I agree. This one is definitely gone. CO needs to check and replace.It is a great place to keep a cache.

Yep, think its gone. ??

Yep, this one seems to be gone.

Just in case you are not notified of the numerous DNF you need to check the location and ensure that the cache is still there the location was beautiful and thanks for bring me here however the cache appears not to be there. Last found in September 2010. If you can confirm the cache is still there will return on my next northern expedition to collect.

Well another day of caching begins with the perverable bad start. Saw this one and decided I would give it a go however after reviewing it when I got home decided will put a maintenance request on this one.

Looks like a dead one

Interesting to visit the place where Henry Lawson was born, but alas looked around but like a few before us, was unable to locate a cache here. cloudglider

No find for me today I think it should be checked out

Searched and searched widened our area couldn't find a trace of it, noticed it hadn't been found in a long while is it actually there?

Well we looked and looked and looked, to no avail.
GZ appeared to be the BBQ shelter, but we broadened our search from there,
An historic spot in a pretty small town.
Thanks for showing us this area
K&M

I don't think I had the right co-ords will be back over this way aagain soon so will have another look with the revised co-ords.

Arrived at GZ to find a swarm of bees near the monument so it was a quick dash from the geo-mobile to grab the cache and sign the log, thanks.

Good spot and the gum tree is in good condition for being 86 years old.TFTC

Found with McPhan enroute to Parkes. TFTC.

Easy Find !!!
Good Hide
Found with my Nan

3333. [font=Comic Sans Ms][green]A quick find and out again before we were spotted by the car down the track a bit. Passed through 29/8 and was sure the other car there must have been cachers, but no, just interested travellers.

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Rated: for Overall Experience

I enjoyed the visit to the memorial of one of me favourite Aussie poets
However GZ was completely muggled out due to a soccer match in progress [:o]

Call that the world game ? I mumbled as I wandered cacheless back to the geomobile.
They haven't heard of geocaching

just a quick detour of the main road didn't need gps found with ease. TFTC

This entry was edited by Puddle_Jumpers-PJ's on Sunday, 18 July 2010 at 18:04:59.

This one was a quick find, and a welcome break. Thank you.

The Mad Bunnies are off on another adventure - this time on a cache PLACING trip. We are on a mission to place some caches for Geocaching Australia for the 150th Anniversary of the Burke and Wills expedition.
Found this one with little trouble. The log was OK.

Found at 12.45.

Easily spotted but hard to reach for shorties.

Took butterfly.
Left Devil keyring.

TFTC

Found it. Log is now quite fragile and won't take too much more handling.

4stubbies couldnt avoid the rugby and soccer fans so had to come away empty handed.

Found cache whilst visiting family in nearby Grenfell on our trip from New Zealand. Mrs 5yr BarkingmadNZ found this one quickly, TFTC.

Got here and was about to walk off as there was a muggle with his dogs sitting were the cache is so got out took some pictures then started talking to the muggle and after about 5 minutes I told him I better get back on the road and he said the same so I waited for him to go and then grabbed the cache. TFTC

I've done a few Henry Lawson caches over the years. I didnt realise he was born in Grenfell.
A nice quick find. Thanks

Found on a mega caching trip to Dubbo

Found at 17:30 with frogdude and frogbabe - the thirty-third on our Dubbo weekend.

Another nice rest and recreation area - Grenfell is blessed with a few of them.

A couple of wasps were guarding this cache, though I didn't see their nest. Once they flew off, the cache was grabbed, signed and replaced before they returned. You might want to watch out for them.

Thanks Sundowners

Ok after a long couple of days this was out larst find for the trip From Oberon to Bendigo, a total of 1800 km was driven with a 123 caches found two states visited and this over 5 days. The kids had many adventures between.
JABs.

Bek searched for it, Jake spotted it, but Dad had to get it! Had to avoid muggles with a video camera, not sure if they were filming the monument or us! Maybe the local neighbourhood watch recording suspicious looking activity. TFTC

8th find of my West Wyalong trip blitz TNLN TFTC....hang on I'm not in WW... had to drive 100+ ks to get this cache

Popped down to Grenfell to visit my eldest daughter, and we were at this park attempting to fly a kite. My youngest daughter found a noisy miner fledgling on the ground and as we were unable to locate the nest we took it back to the B&B to find out what to do with it. A call to WIRES later and we returned to the park to put "Sugarplum" (or "Plummet" for short) on a low branch, and one of its parents immediately came and fed it, which was nice for the kids to see I knew there was a cache here, so had a quick look around and soon had it in hand with no need for coordinates or clues.

[This entry was edited by zactyl on Friday, January 08, 2010 at 8:49:54 PM.]

Rated: for Overall Experience

I always have a love for caches that have a history.
An easy find for a monkey Hoojar.
Cheers.

I have always been more of a Banjo Man myself

Cheers

melbermans found this one with friends Maloneys, bobbermans, loukiwi & morrisons (HULK) after an expidition enabling expansion of the poetic mind. took nothing loukiwi left a coin of 20 cents value. GOYA

Found on my west by nor west caching lookaround. Great to see such historic places. Impressive tree. TFTC

Go Go Gadget Arms! TFTH

No luck today. I found the other 2 in town and was hoping for similar success here, however, a soccer game was in full swing and area around GZ was being used to store the team's gear. I did a quick walk by but I felt a bit suss so I had to give it a miss. Next time!
suzukifreak_1

Had a late lunch here. Nice quiet spot.

TFTC

Found on our short trip around NSW in the Grenfell area and Vic, an interesting spot.

Thanks for the Cache

Excellent Visit,
Our second attempt at this cache due to muggles surrounding the area.
Signed Log,
TFTC

Found this one just before dark. The geohounds really enjoyed stretching their legs here. Found cache was severly water logged (also fractured it as we retrieved it) so we replaced with a new one and put the log in a small plastic bag for some protection.

Another famous birthplace ticked off my list. Bit of a stretch for this one... Thanks.

1963.11 TNLN
Visited: World Traveling Gold GC A#6 & 07 WDD A#114

Albida

another one for the day

TFTC

A good easy one to start the day, signed the log TFTC.

an old chook visited

Look up! Yeah weroamin did that and found the cache as he got out of the geo mobile. gerrynewgirl had trouble replacing it due to a vertical impairment. Signed log. TFTC.

This was a really easy find, visible from the Troopie before I even got out. gerrynewgirl enjoyed the challenge of trying to replace the cache, having shorter legs! TFTC

youvgotta love caching. did caches here B4 did not know 'bout H. Lawsons birth place. Thanks
Acko

An excellent spot for a break, a bit of history and a game of soccer with AAA. Mr AAA was much excited about scoring a goal against AAA - one had to remind him that AAA is of the canine variety! All up, lots of fun had by all. TFTC.

Found late Sunday night in the dark and chilly conditions.Thanks for the cache and look at the birthplace of "henry".Thanks to The Sundowners.

Have been watching this one, waiting for it to come back online. A nice spot, used to play a bit of soccer here.
TFTC
Team Netzkis

** Coordinates Changed From **
S 33° 54.363 E 148° 09.853
Distance From Old: 26.5 feet
We have moved the cache slightly hoping that it will work in this area a little better than under the rubbish bin. Could the adjustment please be made.

New cache now ready to go!!

We have now gone and moved the cache slightly to a new location hope you are able to have a bit more success.

I concur with the others - this cache is gone. Nice spot though. I suggest it be temporarily disabled or archived.

After a number of people could not find this we are going to disable it and replant it!! Thanks

I came, I searched, I failed.

I agree with four-fan its probably been muggled. Found the site and found exactly where it should be, including the hints etc, but no joy. NIts still a nice place, thanks,

Area was deserted so had a very good look around but with no success
Found the perfect & obvious location was very empty & considering the time since the last find I think it's been muggled unfortunately.
Did enjoy the visit though at any rate
Cheers.

Located this one pretty quickly, never knew this place was here. Signed Log

A fine park dedicated to a great man, we searched for a few minutes for this one before Diane came up with the goods in a place we hadn't tried before
Thanks for the cache and showing us the birthplace of one of our favourite poets

Found 13:10, the park was a great place to have lunch, however we couldn't help thinking that the cache might has been a little more pleasnt if it was an off set.

TNLN, thanks to The Sundowners.

Nice easy find in an interesting spot.

Thanx for bringing us here Sundowners

GPS was wavering around with clouds today & I almost thought I would need an extraction tool. Then had a serious look & got it easy.
This great game has now taken us to a town & an icon that I had never been to before.
Thanks Sundowners,
Roostaman

Decided to take the red rocket for a drive.Nice virgin thought we would be in the game being Sunday. Trusty gps guided to gz. No 1 for the day ---Thanks Sundowners

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