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Found it TFTC 

Found it, TFTC 

Found it today, all in good order as it has just been serviced, first to sign the new log book
TFTC Bushfire
Regards,
AndrewRobb55 

Did not pick a good time to find this cache! Parked close did the math, and found it very quickly. Had left my pen in the car so walked back with the cache to the car and filled in the log put all back in the cache locked it all up was about to jump out and put it back and two cars pulled up and out got muggles and kids to families decided it was time to play football right around ground zero. In the end I had to leave with the cache still with me. That will teach me not to go geocaching at kiddy pick up time after school. I returned the cache when it was dark. Just hope no one was looking for it between 3.30 and 6.30 yesterday.
TFTC learnt a bit of local history about the Friendship Pub & sister city. 

My second find for the day and my second new type of cache. I look forward to other cahaces from the Flying Platypus. I have no favorites left but if I did I would give you another. You put a lot of time and effoet into your caches thanks they great. Had a good look at the Bridge its as good as new looking from down under. Thanks again.

This entry was edited by AndrewRobb55 on Monday, 17 June 2013 at 05:42:41 UTC. 

I like Batesford, its close to home, the Pub is good and the old Bridge is a great example of how to build a Bluestone Bridge TFTC Flying Platypus - had me going for a while till I got up the courage to pry further.
I willl give you a Favorite it is worth it

This entry was edited by AndrewRobb55 on Monday, 17 June 2013 at 05:43:35 UTC. 

First for the Day and our first Multi. Had lunch at Clyde Park Winery, very nice then planned a few caches on the way home. Geowife did the math and we were soon signing the log book after a quick scramble to find the chache. Cache was in good order thanks for the hunt vp4 regards Andrew & Jill. 

Third for the day. Anice spot had been here years ago was always a parking spot for the lads..
Nice to come back a good cache all in good order. Thanks Thomas for the hunt. 

Second for the day, and a bit of history. The road is named after my Grate Grandfather where he had a property many years ago. Have been back before but interesting to find a chache in one of his old stone walls. (all in good order)

Thanks RedPaw for shareing the history. Much enjoyed. Andrew. 

Found it on our annual trip to Dargo for the June long weekend. We stay at the Waterford caravan park owned by the Guys. Have been visting every June for over 20 years ! Must love the place. (We do) Thanks for the cache to greynomads. 

Well now I have found it I will admit this had me stumped! I even brought the Geowife down to help, we were so close so many times brilliant! The clue is so good, and true. My best clue having read all the the other clues though came from some Georesearch. A great hunt that we really enjoyed. Many thanks and a favourite point to Dog-gone. 

A nice easy one, which took me somewhere I would not have gone if not for the cache.

The log sheet is a little damp and probably needs replacing some time soon.
Thanks for the cace RedPaw64. 

Nice drive in the country  

Enjoyed the hunt 

Have past so many times (hundreds over the years) but never stopped before. Thanks for a great cache.
Found two trackables but left them as I could not help them on their way. 

Found it today. All in good order. Noisy local dog!
Many thanks,

Andrew 

Only my second find but a great one, I was the duty skipper of the Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Vessel CG171 on patrol from Queenscliff. It was our monthly training day and what a great combination of vessel training and navigation.

Thank you for an interesting cache,
Andrew & the crew of CG171 Queenscliff 

My first find - I am hooked