LUMBY'S Brimin, Victoria, Australia
By Team RUB on 01-Jul-06. Waypoint GCWX1P

Unfortunately, as there has not been a response to the last request/s to attend to this cache, or provide regular updates, the cache is being de-listed on the basis that it has been abandoned by the Cache Owner.

Caches that have been archived for lack of maintenance will not be unarchived. This is explained here: [**Unarchive a geocache**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=56). If there are components or remnants of the cache, please return to the GZ and collect the cache (or remnants). We don't want to litter our environment with Georubbish.

If you wish to contact me regarding this cache, please send an email via my profile - [Bunjil,](https://coord.info/PR9GZ0K) and quote the cache name and GC number.

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###**CACHE OWNER ACTION REQUIRED PLEASE**###

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I've noticed this cache is carrying a maintenance log which really does need to be addressed by the cache owner.

The guidelines indicated that periodic visits to check on the cache, as well as prompt attention to any logs that indicate there is a problem, are part of the [**cache owners responsibilities.**](https://www.geocaching.com/play/guidelines#listingmaintenance) If you can't attend to the issue promptly, then you need to [**Disable it**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=235) - I have Disabled it for you this time.

**Can you please respond to this situation (or indicated your intention) within 14 days,** so others know exactly what is happening with this cache?

You have lots of choices so pick the one that applies from this handy list:

- Check on the cache, repair and/or replace the cache or do whatever else is needed, post an [**Owner Maintenance log**](http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=404) indicating the cache has been checked and [**ENABLE your cache.**](https://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=235 ) Then sit back and wait for the praises.

- If you really hope to get it fixed but there is some unusual reason why you can't do it soon, then at least post a Write Note log (within 14 days). Be sure to indicate the actual date that you expect to have it fixed so that everyone knows you are on top of it. For ongoing issues (where you don't have an actual date) please ensure you visit the page and post a note every 28 days so as to keep everyone up to speed.

- If you don't plan on fixing it then you could consider passing it on to another geocacher by asking them to [**Adopt it**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=54) or alternatively, you need to [**Archive it,**](https://www.geocaching.com/help/index.php?pg=kb.chapter&id=38&pgid=56) so it is removed from searches and someone else can have the spot. Don't forget to remove any remnants of your previously enjoyed cache too.

You might wonder what happens if you don't pick one of those. Well, if nothing happens, then a few weeks from today, when I next look at the cache page, it is likely that I will, unfortunately, have to de-list (Archive) it on the basis that it has been abandoned.

Honestly, I'd rather you decide so please do something before then. Please don't send me an email but instead follow the information/advice posted above.
[3D]


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Checked today def gone

Had a look, no luck - owner to check?

This geocacher reported that the cache might be missing.

Headed for this. Was within 6km. Changed direction after notice of all DNFs.

Came down today to have a look but due to tge area being very overgrown with blackberry bushes, couldn't even get in to see. Beautiful spot for camping though

Here camping for Easter, so thought we’d try and see if we could find this one even though the last couple of logs said no luck finding it.
Well after searching & searching, no luck for us either.
I tend to agreee with grimm, sadly I think it’s been muggled.
We did have fun searching though.

Looks to be muggled

Oh so sad. Was looking forward to finding this one.

I wonder if CO could check this one please. We are here for a couple of days and would love to find it.

Tftc

christmas shenanigans

Had an adventure getting close as the road is quite rough. Got within 70m when the optus phone lost signal. Quickly got telstra phone, phew on our way again. The geojumiors were happily sleeping in the air con car so it gave us a chance to have a good look. Could we find the cache - no
Our phone signal jumped the compass bearings all over the place. Next time we bring the proper gps!

31/08/2015 #3088

On a three day tour in Nth Vic and Riverina for work, I took the opportunity to grab a few caches to stretch my legs or late in the day finds in an area I am familiar with pre caching.

I tackled this one after my last appointment, turned right off the bitumen and headed up towards the river. Once I got through the gate GeoPrado was put into 4WD and tackled the waterlogged tracks making my way to GZ. Once there I followed my nose and made the quick find. What a magnificent place this is the way the river snakes back on itself on such a great spring afternoon.

Thanks for the cache!!!

Always fun to find an old one. Was an adventure getting in with the recent rain but that it made it all the more exciting. I even found a couple of farms rot leave catalogues at for my upcoming bull sale. I dropped off a moisture silica pak I accidentally bored from the previous cache oops. Great spot in good order

Found cache. Nice spot, enjoyed a walk around the area. The river was very low, geo kids enjoyed playing on the river bed.

Dropped off Trackable. TFTC

[:(!] Thanks for an awesome effort.

I like it

Another one of the list

TNLNSL TFTC/TFTH/TFBUH Team Rub [^]

10:26
From our base in Mulwala, the plan was to cache our way in an anti-clockwise loop along the Victorian side of the Murray to Wahgunyah and back along the NSW bank. We shared the track with some cyclists this morning, they seemed to be having the smoother ride!
Satellites today had our GZ 8m N of where we found the cache.

Our thanks to team RUB for bringing us here.
10798

Took us a little while to eventually find the road in, was very weary of slithering things but made it in and out ok with no visitors! Cache in good condition TFTC

OMG! Are we crazy or desperate geocachers, stinking hot day grass 6 feet high and snakes out everywhere and we are being either very brave or very stupid heading into high grass and tussocks with logs and limbs about, just to search for a log book to sign lol,,,
Well good news we found the cache and managed to get out of there alive lol TFTC

What a fantastic drive in, the forest is just amazing here. I was amazed at how little water is in the Murray River upstream from Yarrawonga, you could walk across here if you wanted to. We just love these caches that take us into the good old Aussie bush... TFTC

Quick find with Jaybee123

Quick find with Nickyb on the way back to Albury after Anzac March in Yarrawonga .


This entry was edited by Jaybee123 on Friday, 25 April 2014 at 10:28:42 UTC.

Even after six months with no visits there is still long grass and blackberries to negotiate!! Did not hear too many rustlings though. The road in was a little rutted but mostly dry. We passed a few fishermen trying their luck on one of the bends, not near enough to GZ to worry us though. SL at 2.30pm TN Left: eagle glow PT. Cache is dry and in good condition. TFTC Team RUB. This one has been on our 'to do' list forever, so glad to find it today. #1844

I'm going to count this as a find since it's a totally new location from where I found it before- no wonder I kept saying to Bettyboo that I couldnt remember being here before!! A bit of a scary place, kept hearing rustling in the grass, and the blackberries will quickly up the difficulty rating. Took geocoin to continue its travels. TFTC

# 3081. Met Bingley by chance in Rutherglen so hitched a ride with him to do this one. He wanted to collect the geocoin that was listed. I wasn't intending to go bush-bashing today so was not overly keen on walking through the very long, spongy grass to GZ. There were a few possible spot to hide a regular-sized cache but we got there in the end. TNLN, Thanks team RUB.

Beautiful day beautiful drive beautiful area TFTC. Left geocoin

Found with geodebnpaul

This one took some getting !! only because the 4x4 was able to get through, you could walk this but not recommended as the water levels at the moment are very high and getting higher Koda67 along for the ride TNLN TFTC

Found it..
Wow.....fantastic spot.....
Thanks Team RUB
TNLN
TFTC

Thanks guys for miraculously finding my sunnies - you are stars! Will collect from Rutherglen sometime later this week.

Coordinates changed from:
S 36° 02.447 E 146° 17.961

Coordinates changed to:
S 36° 02.494 E 146° 17.897

Distance from original: 425.3 feet or 129.6 meters.

Replaced cache and changed the location.. Good luck

Container was half full of water - maybe needs a better seal, or container? See my note about my lost sunnies too!

Well this one wasn't my favorite cache ever - drove in ok, but the walk from the road had me thinking snakes every step of the way - grass was head high and it was hard to see where you're putting your feet.
Then the cache turned up after a short search but it was half full of water and the logbook was saturated so all I could do was scratch my signature.
Then I dropped my sunnies somewhere near GZ - they were my favorite pair! If anyone else goes in and comes across them some time soon can they contact me? I'll pay costs of return.
Not a cache for little kids, or anyone in shorts and thongs!.....but TFTC anyway...



This entry was edited by Bingley3683 on Monday, 30 April 2012 at 12:33:41 UTC.

This entry was edited by Bingley3683 on Monday, 07 May 2012 at 05:41:45 UTC.

Found on my second visit to this location. This time armed with long dacks and boots. TN, left a badge. Contents were very damp so dried things as best I could. May pay to place this one a bit higher so it is clear of the bigger floods. TFTC

Finally have this one off our to-do list.TFTC.

TFTC
Found this one and realized we had already found it and not logged it so thats again.
We came in one way and out another.

Found at 10.40am! We decided to come back and do this one in the day and we are glad we did! Geoprincess spotted this one within a couple of minutes! SL TNLN TFTC

Was pitch black when we arrived so Geomum stayed in car with Geolad while Geodad went searching. GPS took me to a big trunk lying on the ground that had had another tree recently fall on top of it. Tried to search around and through it but it got to cold and I only had a small torch. Will try again soon

Mrs Haveanez & Big Ez went to find this one as both Geobaby & Little Treasure had fallen asleep.
Parked GeoPaj pretty close to GZ and made a quick dash through the LONG grass & Thistles!! Ouch!
Located the cache pretty quickly & TNLN as Little Treasure wasn't there to pick something out!
Was so quiet our voices were echoing....would not like to be out here at night!!!
Great Spot! Thanks for bringing us here!

Took a while to find this one but we did stop at a nearby beach on the Murray to throw a line in!

Had to watch out for snakes and in the end found the cache!

Thanks

Couldn't help myself when I saw this cache particularly with it's name. A good friend of mine is a Lumby so I had to do it. TFTC

walked with my sandal shoes but I have to keep eye on snakes... found it TFTC

Found on way home from yarrawonga for the Queens' dads' birthday.Dad was sent off solo to find this one as the Queen & the Princess didn't have appropriate footwear.After a fair bit of high stepping and doing the "walking into a giant spiders web & freak out trying to get it all off me!) dance,I reached GZ only to have the GPS act like a geokid on Red Bull and chocolate.Decided to go with "the force" instead.GPS was so hyper it ran back to the geotriton and bought the Queen over (all inappropriate footwear and all) to see what was taking so long.Eventually the cache was found but was heavily guarded by evil ninja spiders, so a forward scout stick was sent in to clear the way so the cache could be retrieved..On way out ,walked back into giant spider web AGAIN and did the same frantic dance,spider was not amused as he was half way through rebuilding from the first debarcle.
TNLNSL
TFTC

1123 Found by baby&Mrs gopher at 1515.No boots needed this time.Just had to step high in case of sticks that may move.TN visited coin.Tnx Team RUB

Found after a short walk through very long grass. Took One Eyed Pet Rock to move on. TFTC

Nice easy drive and walk today.
TFTC
TNLN

micheena - Geo teenager thought she would drive today, drizzly rain and slippery road, we maded it in and out okay. She wasn't implessed. (still on her Ls). TNLN

Another lovely spot on the Mighty Murray, perhaps not so mighty right now. I reckon I now know every good camping spot between Albury and Echuca. Again a bit muddy but no great trouble and very nice scenery with the green grass surrounding the old river gums.
Thanks again Team RUB

Found today at 1pm, amazing, it was looking like it might rain all day, not a drop fell on the windscreen of the Pajero, untill we stepped outside to find the Cache, and then it rained like it would rain for fourty nights and fourty days.
Not to worry, ahead we went and had the cache pretty soon.


Took the TB Kiss

Left the one Eyed pet rock.


TFTTC................Lostmonster & CO

Found today with jacqueline11. Nice warm day and a short walk off the track to find it. Went with a few of my kids, James, Jemma and Jacqueline. Good spot for a cache. First cache i have found with the new GPS, worked perfectly. Made few swaps and left "Carry their kiss around the world" TB.

Could not believe that we were camping 300 metres from this. Left Dinosaur
Took Maltese Dog.

Road was dry and not too bad in our 2WD campervan!
Seen many birds around here. Unfortunately somebody was also using a gun in the area: we could here the bangs. Anyway, we enjoyed the cache and nature. Coords were almost spot one and cache found was quick.

TFTC SL

Greetings from the Netherlands

Was on my way back to Albury when i found this cache off the track a bit. I decided to take a quick look for it, and ended up looking for over an hour! Exceptionally pleased with myself once i had found it, but wishing i had worn shoes rather than thongs.

Took Diabetes awareness TB.

This was a great find, so thanks for the cache!

After 6 smileys, this brought us back to earth!.Spent quite awhile searching, but no joy today

Did enjoy the area though, we spent quite some time enjoying the area.

I think the cows enjoyed watching us search too....lol

Found with half of the Nomads (Ray) looking on. They had found it on a previous visit. Thanks.
TNLN. Greg and Bev

Second for the day as I took the long way around the bend and after a short walk the cache was located.

No campers today just the cows comping through the grass.

1st on the list for the Rutherglen rampage a lovely part of the state a quick find in a nice area thanks for showing this place no swaps made

Only stopped here a few times before, this was a great excuse to explore a bit more around here. There is a few nice large old trees here that i had to stop and check out as well.Taken wombat left old pennys.

We found the cache and rescued the little pig TB.

TFTC

Cheers Bushtrakker

Had a look today, this caches is still in very good order and at the same spot that we put it...
"Things are to easy these day's"
Maybe this cache is for the people from the old school. "you have to actually have to look for it"

An easy drive in, an informative sign about re-snagging, an interesting stroll through the dry creeklets (no rubber boots required today) and a frustrating reptile-free search with no cache container to be found. Our GPSr on top of the horozontal log consistantly indicated less the one metre to the cache (ie it was right on top of it) but we eventually had to give this up as a DNF.

A nice quick easy find our last of the day before heading off on a tour of the local vinyards.
Took nothing Left TB SL TFTC
Cheers
LIVERPOOLRED
(Y.N.W.A.)

Found 11:55, a nice easy find in a great location.

TNLN, CSI=4, thanks Team RUB.

This one I did just after dark, making plenty of noise to scare off any hissing sticks along the way. Not the best time to do it but got it in the second place I looked (just assumed the first place, it wasn`t right but it was close). Not many campers about, was expecting more due to school holidays but everyone must have gone home early.
TNLN, signed log at 1900hrs. Cheers.

Our 1st find on our trip over Rutherglen way for some caching. I wanted to get in a few more caches before I had to return to work next week post holidays . A nice drive into the bush land area and we saw a interesting sign about 'resnagging' the area. An interesting approach to replace the natural habitat for the breeding fish, completely opposite to what was done years ago to make the river more user friendly for boating, fishing, and swimming. We took the longer way around to the cache to take in a bit more of the scenery and to see how the poor old river is not very 'mighty' at the moment. We parked the car and walked the 100 or so metres to GZ and D soon had the cache in hand. Not sure if I saw a snake or a large lizard go into hiding nearby but it certainly was the weather for them to be out and about. A nice location and cache Team RUB. Cheers.
T: Glow Stick
L: Toy Dog

Found at 0910 after slight rain made the area a little wet. Track wasn't as bad as I originally thought.

TNLN. TFTC.

Another find for The Rebel Alliance. L.L.T.R.A.
Thanks

#3 of 25 on day two of my Shep/Murray/Hume escapade in company with acts2youthgroup. I didn't know why this cache was so called, but as we were driving out, we saw a sign on a farm gate that said M Lumby, so I suppose that explains it. The track in wasn't too bad, and it was an easy find at 1100. It's not often that we start caching at 0645, and only have three finds by 11 o'clock! I made no exchange. Thanks to Team RUB for the cache. Cheers, dak.

The track to this one was like a highway compared to some of the tracks we had been down, we parked 400m from the cache as we found a nice bog hole that we were not game to go through as we had already winched the Hyundai Getz out once today, this one took us awhile to locate as the gps did not want to play here. Thanks Team Rub for the cache.

Found @ 11:40am Second time around, chickened out when by myself a couple of months ago for the fear of snakes, amazing how a little rain change things and make green grass grow from baroness. TNLNSL TFTC

Found at 4:20PM on the 24th of April by Ray and Maya. Our fifth and last for the day as we tour out of Yarrawonga. Some nice camping spots in the area. Thanks for bringing us here. TNLN. Now back to Yarrawonga for dinner at the Mulwala RSL. Thanks from The Nomads.

I almost didn't make it to this cache, just as I was leaving for home I realised this was still left unfound. I turned the car around and managed to find a road in. In the rain the road would be much harder but I was able to get fairly close today. The cache was found after a lovely trek through the bush.

Thanks,

R - B

Beautiful camping spot nearby with a little welcome green grass around. Quite easy to find.
TNLN

Found with the coffees and Mini Cacher1

Found with the Coffee Clan and Mystery Inc

There were alot of people camping all the way into this one but it wasn't a problem at GZ.
Thanks Team RUB again,
Regards Mr.Coffee and the "Did the Circuit" Clan.

Found with other Wombat Warriors, at 10.30, easy find, took nothing, left Glow Stick, Tks

found at 10:30 with wombats2. Careful! long gras between 2 bodies of water thankfully no reptiles in sight.
Took jeep
Left Wombat
TFTC

Our first find for the day whilst circumnavigating Lake Mulwala. Took some kids who had not seen geocaching before and I think I have a couple of converts.

Took: Mondoman
Left: Glock keyring

Our first of many Team RUB caches for the day on our slight detour home from Yarrawonga to pick up a few Rutherglen caches. There were many muggles camped around this area, fortunately none around gz. We found somewhere to park the car and then headed off carefully through the bush as the temperatures started to reach the mid thirties. Once at gz the cache was located after a brief search
Took nothing
Left ball
Thanks Team RUB

Nice location for camping on a non long weekend - very busy...nothing like tramping through bush in sandals. Cache easily found.

this would make an excellent campsite. nice spot on the river. tnln.

Found by Mary & David at 1515. Plenty of birds about enjoying the lazy warm afternoon like us. Another great waterside area. Took a while to find as there were a lot of potential hiding places. TNLN. Our thanks to Team RUB yet again.

Found at 7.30pm. We stayed in town for the weekend and after the warm day it was nice to try this one in the cooler evening. There were lots of campers in the area for the weekend. The trusty 4wd was handy as we closed in on GZ. It's very dry here.
I took the geopoodles for a walk and found the bush bashing a bit thicker than I expected. Had to de-burr the dogs later.
Took a pooh name tag & left a donkey toy.
Thanks for the great caches in your area Team RUB,
Roostaman.

11.45am
Found by Roma and Max.
On our way in to this cache we passed some very large river red gums. Nearing GZ we found ourselves surrounded by cattle including a couple of equally large bulls.
With one eye on these two we commenced our search and were successful in a short time.
We thought it appropriate to leave an Aboriginal Mondo Figurine and took a Chrome Key Tag.
Thanks Team RUB,
from Romax

An interesting drive around a lovely area, followed by a short walk to find a good hide on a sunny day. Boy this pastime can be great fun! The Murray is surely a great asset too. Coordinates were spot on as ever. T Simpson, L Caribiner. Thanks Team RUB, this was the last of several of yours that I sought and found today.

Found at 13:39 in the presence of Lunacy Fringe and his GeoGran. Nice hiding spot was expecting it to be in that burnt out tree near by, the reading was spot on too .

Took Gause Bandage, left Bart Simpson.

Lunacy Fringe Took Pendant, Left Fly.

Foundat 4.10pm GAFF1. Another great location for a camp, however we were becoming curious as to why the caches are being placed away from the river banks. There must be some serious flooding around here! Thanks Team RUB tn/ln

Found on 02/09/06 @ 1120 AEST. First of seven finds for the day with Malby the GeoHound . There were a lot of tracks leading all over the place on the way to GZ, but by following our noses, an easy find was achieved

TNLN

Cheers Team RUB

A cautious walk through the long grass. Found it eventually. Nice spot.

when it says dry weather road only. i guess it means that! not to worry though, was a good trip in. was also a good easy find. well done 'yetties'.

Nice walk through the scrub! quite challenging terrain, nice hidey hole!

good job

T kevin kookaburra TB
L Nothing

What fun ths one was. after the read up we decided to get in the trusty geo4x4 and head off. due to the wet conditions we made sure we locked in the hubs, the road was rather slippery and muddy if taking a two wheel drive in wet contions care should be taken. A great spot and happy to be FTF.

TN
L TB Kevin Kookaburra to spend some time with Relatives before heading off.
Thanks

Team Rub another great cache

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