You Make Me Feel Good Lovedale, New South Wales, Australia
By BodySteppingFreak on 14-Jan-06. Waypoint GCT0YT

While in the area finding some caches, we decided to take a detour on the odd chance that this archived cache might have still been there, upon arriving we found bits of the cache in the stump and around the stump, so we put them back together in the flower pot with a new ziplock bag and logbook incase someone else comes looking for this cache one day, thanks for the cache , found with kingfisher_au.

doing some GCmission caches on the weekend stopped by as we were in the area found the remains of this one so put it back together maybe another who searches for the dead might enjoy

Hello,

It is Rana Pirica, the geocache maintenance frog, once again hopping through your area to check on geocache maintenance.

Since there has been no owner activity on this cache page and it has been over 30 days since the request to perform maintenance, this cache has been archived. Please remove any remaining cache components if you have not already done so. If there are questions about the archival or if you would like it to be re-considered for listing please e-mail me or your local reviewer in response to this archival, and we will help to unarchive your cache if possible. I want to thank you for the time that you have taken to contribute to geocaching in the past and look forward to seeing your further participation in the future.

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Time for a maintenance visit

Damp log book was found and signed in flower pot in stump.
JABs.

This was the craziest cache we found on this trip. A flower pot in a stump with a log book and pencil.

TFTC

This cache is weird. We arrived at GZ and found the stump with half the log and the pen on the ground.
Cound not find cache.

up this way for an eistedford for my geo-daughter
thought me and the boys would find the local caches while we waited

ran out of time to have a good look for this one
i am sure that it has NOT been muggled because of the remoteness

but we will get time another day to get it


fattyacid and the family

Cache content layed all around the area.
Put everything in I could find around. It´s now where it´s supposed to be.

As a note: Coordinates on my GPS where about 15m off.

TFTC

randolfvonsambach

Thanks for the cache.

This was our first cache. We were so excited. We rode our bikes out and it was a nightmare to find. We didnt have a GPS and the streets are not marked. Still very pleased with ourselves. [native dog hill road is ellems avenue]

Nice quick find on the way home from Cessnock. Great container.

TFTC

Talk about getting lost.... Googles maps at home late at night make all caches look soooo easy to get too.

I tell you the directions I had in my head, the ones I wrote down and the ones we eventually took were all completely different.

Thanks to Mrs Madstars and her amazing sense of direction we ended up finding the right road and then eventually the cache.

Thank god I found the cache or I would of been a little upset...hahaha

We actually thought we lost our camera at this cache after we tried to take photos at the next cache in the hunter valley. But we ended up finding it behind the baby seat.... hmmmm just dont ask how it got there... we are still trying to work that out. At least we have the camera now.lol

Thanks Bodysteppingfreak for a great cache and a great little adventure. A nice start to a beautiful day.

It was funny the rain always stopped when we got out of the car to find the cache.

Oh before I forget my little Miss Madstars did a swifty on both mum and dad when she took the bag of toys out of the cache and sat on them while we signed the log. I took the cache back and then Mrs Madstars noticed something under her bum...hmmm a bag of toys.... We then spent a minute or two convincing her that she could take one and put the rest back. hahaha very funny, she is getting smarter by the day.

Cheers

MADSTARS
Nelson Bay 2315

Had a TB and coin that I needed to drop, so after a day of finding too many micros, I had to find a cache big enough to take the goodies. Took nothing from the well stocked cache. Thanks.

Not quite sure of the reason for this location, but we still enjoyed the drive on the country roads. A nice clever hide. Left Ping Pong Ball TNSL TFTC

found at 1536 with Marg. Down from QLD for an extended weekend and staying with Relo, in the area this one was almost in their back yard, by country standards anyway. A quick find the cache was dry well and appeared to be happy. TFTC.

We always enjoy driving on dirt roads in state forests, so this was a very enjoyable cache for us.
TNLN TFTC

TFTC
Was an excellent spot, took us to an area we'll go back to. Didnt even know was there, have passed for years!
TNLN
Cheers
Ben, Mel & Geokids

yes i have been here know this road well

Easy find after a bit of a drive. Talk about being in the middle of nowhere, this was a weird place to hide a cache, maybe it would have made a bit more sense when it was part of the puzzle with the other caches. TNLN TFTC.

2008/07/14 15:44 AEST
Not too much trouble getting to the cache, or spiders to dodge. Took the magic writing pad, and left the mini pinball games. TFTC

First cache of the day and walked straight into a spiders web, great start! Finally found the cache and got out of there.

Thanks BodySteppingFreak for the cache.

TNLNSL

No stinging nettles or spiders around today and the cache lived up to its name when we saw how the container was decorated (or maybe it was the chocolate shop we had just visited!). T: party hooter; L: bracelet. Thanks BodySteepingFreak.

I found it and a lot of stinging netal, the pen barely works

Very easy and simple cache no spiders around today. The roads name is "Native Dog Hill Road". Took a Smiley magnet and dropped TB Happy Elephant.

Luck was on our side with this one, as we parked the car the rain decided to stop and a geo trail led us directly to the cache for a nice easy find. There has definitely been a lot of work gone into the decoration of this container
TNLNSL
Thanks BodySteppingFreak for the cache and for showing us this forest

Nice simple first cache for me. Not for those with arachnophobia, however.

Quick walk up the road from where I was staying. Thanks very much

TNLNSL.

Second find for the day and a nice drive in the bush, road was a little chopped up in parts due to the recent rain but not too bad.
Took nothing.

Thanks

Great cache, thanks for bringing us here...Took TB Left glitter...................

The last cache for today on my way back to Newcastle. Left a Koala (TB) there as he definetaly enjoyed the forrest there.

Thanks

1st of 5 for the day on a Maitland caching run.

Great spot for a cache - the road in is pretty tame.

TFTC!

Just not getting the time to cache lately. This one was close enough to allow.
TFTC

** Coordinates Changed From **
S 32° 46.400 E 151° 25.173
Distance From Old: 777.3 feet
Change to traditional cache

Popped in on the weekend on the way back from a quick cache grab in Cessnock and checked up. It's still there with STACKS of booty inside. Don't bother bringing swaps!

Fantastic finish to a great multi-cache, this has taken me a couple of months to get around to but glad I did. I highly recommend this cache hunt.

Final co-ords were out by about 16m for mine, but the clue easily enabled a find.

Took pop-ball, left some sticky bubble-mix.

Took an early morning cruise through the area, and found around 1:30am. Never been in this spot before so was good to explore the area. Was a bit creepy at night I must admit.

Thanks for organising the Hunt. Your caches are also the best decorated I have come across.

P.S: Loved the theme too. Makes sense.

Rated: for Overall Experience

found this with swordkey (aka mrs burning possum). I had tried to be a little clever on this one and attempted it after locating both rising and things that go bump, but as usual i was to clever for my own good and had to go looking for starlight.

once i had the right coords GZ was just a formality.

took lanyard
left earplugs

TFTH BSF

Found this with Burning Possum, though he did most of the work. Only took the Travel Bug.

TFTH!

Grabbed the duck TB on a maintenance visit. Ducks always remind me of my batting proficiency when platying cricket. Passed the duck onto Freaky Kwyjibo... He wont have the smae thought process... That mongrel can really bat!

First cache of the day, and an attempted first find.

Damn you Team YOTA![:(!]

I thought I’ll have to hold off to the weekend, but if I can get there on Saturday morning, I might just crack it. The buggers got there Friday, didn’t they!

Oh well. Mrs Rat got all smug because she spotted the hiding place from the car. Baby Rat and Little Miss Rat got all excited going through the loot, finally selecting a smily ballon and a pack of playing cards, and left a magic drawing board and a glo stick.

This was the first cache attempted in the new Kluger, and despite the dirt road, we didn’t think it got anywhere near dirty enough, so went further south after more caches.

Thanks for the hunt BSF, I’ve been waiting all year for this final fourth one in the series.

PS: Stormin Norman was along for the ride, but as he hasn’t found the first three, I didn’t let him near it/log it. Mean, aren’t I?

Our 99th find, was meant to be 100 but I got a DNF on the way home from a work trip to Bathurst.
Great finnal cache, really did make us feel good to be FTF.
Took Magnet & baloon
Left torch keyring & thong keyring
also left 2 TBs
TFTC enjoyed all of them

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