Dissimulo Crusta Muswellbrook, New South Wales, Australia
By Mix (being maintained by Havago) on 14-Apr-06. Waypoint GCV9MQ

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wasn't hidden very well so we hid it so it was less visible. it is in the same co-ordinates. took strawberry, left flowers

wasn't able to find waypoint so my brother showed me the general area of the cache and i looked for it

I've logged this one before but I got a call from a sister saying that she couldn't find the waypoint, so I rocked up and I couldn't find it either but I pointed her in the right direction and followed her to GZ were she found it half covered under some bark.
She found another hiding spot in the same coordinates and I have to say, you may have to knock up the difficulty a star on this already very difficult cache.
Waypoint may need to be checked.

Thanks once again,

Jamthom8

Checked waypoint and cache, hide improved by fellow Geopersons, all good! Difficulty Rating is adequate.

Visited here last week but only found the way point before getting rained out, but came back for a second go and found it with the aid of Kaa1971. TNLN TFTC.
Way point was very cleverly hidden.

Found it. Our dog found the cache he must have smelt a person on it as there was a visit 3 days prior. The clue took me about 10 minutes to find. I just glanced over my shoulder and spied somthing that looked odd. GPS was within 4m radius. TNLNSL.
Thanks I enjoyed that find.

Sometimes it's hard to see the wood for all the trees!
VERY clever and a great find TNLN as muggles nearby.
TFTC!

Checked cache mid day Sunday and all is good.

Seems to be a challenge for a newbie cachie, just around the corner from my humble abode too! Will try again soon.

This was our second try, having gone to look over a year ago.
Took our sharp eyed grandchildren this time, and that very clever hid for WP1 was soon found
Enjoyed it!!!! Despite the big spider and the beetle that called it home.
TNLN SL
TFTC

greynomads

WOW, that was hard, yet satisfying. [^]

Today was my third try, this timed armed with a brand spanking new garmin oregon 300.
heaps better than a mobile phone with GPS, I found that I had been searching 15m away, unsuccessfully.

nice work, and I love the latin.

TFTC. left compass ring and chuppa chup lanyard thing, took nothing.

I must say you really have to bark up the right tree to get this one.
Loved it all the way, took nothing, left nothing.

The latin lesson certainly helped! Otherwise I think I would have been searching for WP1 for hours! Took about 10 min as it was
GZ was nice and quick though [^]
Cheers, TNLNSL.

tried this one on a friday after work in the evening, found the original co-ords before trying the modified ones and it getting dark. eventually got spooked by some kangaroos that almost jumped on top of us and left this one for another day.

Found after a phone a friend option was taken. Thanks for the really inventive hide.

** Coordinates Changed From **
S 32° 15.626 E 150° 54.405
Distance From Old: 68.9 feet
WP 1 moved due to teenage fools

Australian Flag coin visited!

#26 Took about 10 minutes to find first waypoint and about 10 hours, all up, to find the cache. Must have looked at 3000 trees but got there in the end. So now I know where it is and lots of people don't. SL Took B1 and left Geisha Doll TFTC.

cache check, all ok.

plenty of wild life here just loved wp1

tftc

A splendid multi this enjoyed WP1 a lot - not seen one like it before. TNLN TFTC and greetings from the UK

Took a little while but found it, another good cache

Translated the Latin so had an idea what I was looking for but GPS coords had me standing in the middle of nowhere.
Hate not finding a cache...

Zom

After a while and the GPS said we were right on top of it, read the clues again and friend said what about this x. "A HA!!!" I think we found the 1st waypoint, very cunning and totally different, but the second one we think we found but no cache.
We walked to other side of path and found something similar with an arrow pointing up. Sent geokid up tree but to no avail.

Will try again sometime when back that way.

Yaaaay. Finally got a chance to cross this one off my list. Great idea for the first waypoint. Had me looking in ALL the wrong place for quite some time! Found the cache quite quickly. Great cache MIX. Signed log. TFTC.

checked

Tool our Geodogs on the hunt with us on this one - had us stumped for about 20 min (we don't know latin) but we soughta figured out the last bit of the name of the cache and had WP1 straight after. GZ was a breeze.

Found it on first day of Geocaching.

When in doubt always believe the GPS! (In this one anyway.)
Very clever 1st cache, nice hide on second.

Wow, good to finally get this one. Picked up WP1 really easy on this attempt, helped to knwo I was looking for a physical item and not a trail to follow unlike my first attempt. Nice work! Took nothing, left a padlocky thing. TFTH.

Rated: for Overall Experience

This cache is definitely the work of an evil and warped mind fluent in the mystical, magical properties of Latin mutterings [:o]
If at first you don't succeed, read the cache notes again
Very tricky. Finding the cache was a breeze after the absconditus waypoint one

A-hem.

DRUM ROLL REEVRBERATES AROUND THE TREES, CLASH OF CYMBALS FILLS THE GULLIES, A HUSH OF BREATHLESS ANTICIPATION HANGS OVER THE TOWN, BECAUSE ..........TIME LIBRARIAN FINDS HIS 100TH CACHE

After persistent searching and a bit of checking of previous finders' comments i finally found WP1 - VERY, VERY CLEVER , and then a quick dash off to the cache. Also found some fossil leaves near WP1 to take home to kids.
End to a brilliant weekend of caching - I have more on my GPS but time to bask in the glory, and save these for another day. Thanks for a fantastic experience.

tb

I'm obviously missing something here, not sure what I am looking for at the 1st waypoint? Spent plenty of time in the area, but turned up nothing.

Rated: for Overall Experience

Definently one of the top 3 camo jobs we have found.
Loved it, Great multi.
TNLN
Thanks Mix

I am logging this old find under my new username

With time running out I decided that this would be my last cache for the day before heading back to Lake Macquarie. I'm glad I did take the time because this cache was a ripper.

Not holding a lot of hope of finding it with my pathetic latin translation ability I set off for WP1. Spent a bit of time searching around with what I hoped was the right clue before I approached from the right angle and caught something not quite right out of the corner of my eye.

Feeling very clever I headed over to WP2 which proved to be an easier discovery.

This is one of those caches worth doing and you'll feel just that bit smarter for having completed it.

TNLN

Thanks Mix...this one would have to be one of my favourites.

Finally found it! With a little help from the master. Thanks for another clever cache Mix. I recomend this one to everyone. Its worth the effort.

Cheers Dougie + Yodybear + Jarrod

A Hard one to find Mix. Will have another go another day.

drop

Not the first time I've found a cache I couldn't pronounce. Of course that last one was a mix cache as well.

This is a very clever cache. Will require a little Bronze logic and is in a nice spot should you have a little time to spend in the Black Gold hub of the country.

Thanks Mix.

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