Logs for E Rabbit ESQ 

I enjoyed contemplating the wildflowers and wildlife whilst I sat and waited for "young" Tyreless to retrieve the cache - I would have gone there myself but I didn't think I could get over the last bit of the trail. I had to laugh when Tyreless arrived, puffing and panting.

Great location and fun cache - thanks zargfinders. 

I found this one with my son, Tyreless.

I have never been to this park before. I remember when it was a pottery factory - Royal Dalton as I recall. The park has been really well done, using old pottery in the fountain and sculptures to make the link with the past.

Thanks for bringing me here. SL TFTC 

I spent an afternoon geocaching with my son, Tyreless, and this was our first stop.

Very ingenious! It's difficult to look inconspicuous while extracting the cache from teh camo but we did our best.

SL TFTC 

I spent the afternoon geocaching with my son, Tyreless.

I enjoyed this little park and the sculptures.

We found two caches, both in good condition, at the same spot. My arms were too short so Tyreless had the job of getting them out. Then we signed both logs.

After that I wandered around the park. Lovely afternoon.

TFTC 

This was the last of 4 caches found on a warm Easter Monday afternoon with my son, Tyreless.

I left the walking stick in the car and we wandered over the playing fields to the exercise equipment. A fit young man was working out physically while we worked out mathematically.

With the coordinates calculated we walked to GZ, doing our best to avoid the lantana, springaree and other weeds that demarcate the oval from the neighbouring bushland.

Tyreless made the find while I watched and then we signed the log. Lovely day and a nice spot; thanks for bringing me here.

SL TFTC 

My first official geocache. An outing with my son, Tyreless. SL TFTC 

Nice bit of history with the cache description. 82 years old for his first exhibition. On an excursion with my geocaching son. SL TFTC