Logs for GeoHarps 

Found, with no muggles in sight! TNLN 

Found by teenage GeoHarps. Lovely location. TNLN 

Didn't have GPS on us but found quite easily. Thanks! TNLN 

Thanks to cache queen Geokid, GeoHarps found cache on a beautiful Autumn afternoon. Lovely view. TNLN. Thanks 

Found by geosister(first timer) while caching with spiceoflight. GPS bouncing around but managed to find it while dodging wasps..who were very active. TNLN. Thanks 

Found with spiceoflight while dodging some muggles. TNLN. Thanks 

Geokid found while caching with spiceoflight. Beautiful spot. Few muggles and other cachers. TNLN. Thanks 

Damn!!! Just on sunset, and with only the glow from GPS screen was unable to find this one...doesn't help with lots of muggles as well who probably thought we were around the bushes for some other reason! Will look again next week. 

Another one found with spiceoflight. Nice shady spot but a few muggles. TNLN Thanks 

Found while caching with spiceoflight. Tried not to be too conspicuous with all the Easter Sunday drivers whizzing past. TNLN Thanks 

Found with spiceoflight. Took TB Dino and will place him in a cache near home (Perth) when we return in a couple of weeks. If anyone is heading to Broome from Perth it would be great to see some photos taken with Dino's ancestors foot prints up there. 

Found today while caching with spiceoflight. Took a little searching but in the end found in quite an easy spot. Took diaries, left collapsible cup. Thanks 

Found on a beautiful sunny Sunday afternoon. Local cache for us so knew where to park closest to it. Easy find, once we waited for muggles to saunter past. Geokids picked out the cool calculator (what a beauty!). Left ocky strap. Thanks for this cache. 

Beautiful Sunday weather...decided to take Geokids for some local caching. Was rapt to get a park so close...didn't matter in the end cause we couldn't find it anyway! Muggles around; Geokids going through fence and feeling like they shouldn't be there; didn't have any other logs with us...coming back another day. 

Must have had old coordinates because by GPS cache would have been in a rubbish bin!! Couldn't find any rocks to look under. Loved the spot though. Hadn't been there before. Will try again next time with other coords and using spoiler. 

Not a muggle in sight. Rummaged around where clues suggested. Took a little while but jagged it in the end. Logs had filled up all open space on log sheet but managed to squeeze in date and name. Left a small bit of paper for future logs. Great interesting area. Thanks for cache. 

Last find for the day. GPS out by about 9m, but GeoKid cache queen found quite easily. TNLN. Thanks for cache. 

What a lovely spot to hide a cache. GeoKid Cache Queen found cache easily thanks to description. Enjoyed our lunch on a nearby bench. Cache queen took nail polish (as an 8 year old queen would!!). Left ocky strap. Thanks for cache. 

Found easily at 12.30 pm....muggles around but were able to block out view of what we were doing. Replaced and covered better than when found. Love this place, come here often in summer as good swimming spot for kids.
Took heart shaped tin. Left nail clippers. Thanks for cache. 

Found 5.20 pm, while surrounded by kangaroos at dusk...wonderful. Good time to go as no muggles (school holidays). Good hidey spot. Geokid took ball; left notebook. Thanks for this cache. 

Found at 4.20 pm on a beautiful winters day. Even though it was school holidays we managed to avoid the muggles. Most had gone home. Great to have these sort of places in suburbia. So much so that we finally placed Kookie Kookaburra Travel Bug to enjoy the bush and be amongst the kangaroos. Forgot to bring camera so was unable to take photos of Kookie in his new home (owners of Kookie want lots of photos). Whoever finds him next please take some snapshots. Geokids took coke light; Left notebook. Thanks for the cache. 

Found easily by 8 yr old GeoHarps "Cache Queen". Beautiful day, great view and easy walk. Love this area, great for kids.
TNLN. Thanks for cache. 

This cache is practically in our own backyard!! Always thought it would be a good hidey spot around here. Found at 12.25 pm on sunny day. GPS about 7m out, but logic kicked in. Mozzies were out and about, but not too bad at that time of day.
Much debate with Geokids about what to take (not a great variety). Youngest Geokid decided on hairbrush key ring.
Left notebook and fridge magnet.
Thanks for cache. 

Easy find on a beautiful winter's day. Must have got there before Infamous Five, as Walter West TB was definitely not in cache. As had 3 geokids all wanting something, took china ornament, notebook and dolphin keyring. Left keyring/bottleopener, fridge magnet and postcards. Thanks for cache. 

So near (50m)...and yet so far...thanks to teenage muggles! Waited, waited, thinking they would get bored and move on, but to no avail. Weather too nice, and teenage talk too important. Will have to come back. 

Will try to make it - depends on hubby's work. Would love to meet other WA cachers. 

Found very easily...even with the camo. Coords spot on, and no offensive odour on that day. Claudia the Kiwi and Carl the Croc TBs loved this spot, so left them there to continue their journey (they must travel together). Thanks. 

Think we created a trench going round and round and round the bushes, but no luck in the end. What a frustrating one because it looked like it would be quite an easy one to find. Searched around at least a 10 metre radius of coords but no luck.
 

Found easily after finding the right side of the natural obstruction to look. Lovely walk - noone around. Can't remember what we took and what we left...will have to find that bit of paper I wrote it on!! Thanks. 

Great day for walking the 200m. Not a fly in sight. Easily found in good hidey spot. Can't remember what was taken and what was left - will update when I find that darn bit of paper that I wrote it on!! Thanks 

Found easily. Kept geokids on very short lead near edge. Found out an ancestor was responsible for beginning this monumental expression of man's ability. Very interesting site. Took torch. Left collapsible cup. Thanks. 

Found fairly easily. Coords out a bit, probably due to structure nearby. Good hidey spot. TNLN Thanks.
 

Found pretty easily by 7 yr old cache queen [:X]. Bit of rust in cache, but contents well sealed and not affected. Photo taken. Thanks for cache.
 

Beautiful Easter Monday and geokids were anxious to find this. This was one of those caches where it doesn't pay to be low to the ground!!! GeoMum located cache. TB Claudia the Kiwi and TB Carl the Croc (who must travel together)were retrieved. 7 yr old insisted on taking glowing earring. Left Geocaching stubby holder and Perth postcard.
Thanks for cache.
 

Found easily by 5 yr old GeoHarps geokid (with a bit of help from dad)on Easter Sunday. Beautiful drive to site, with the waft of campers' meals being cooked on the barby on the way...mmmmm. Took blow up back rest and Kookie the Kookaburra TB (to travel with us across the Nullarbor to home). Left collapsible travel cup and Perth postcard. Thanks Maccamob. 

5 yr old GeoHarps geokid found her second cache. Just on dark so quickly sprinted to site. Coords out a bit so took a bit longer to find. 5 yr old insisted on taking the bouncy ball, left shark keyring/bottle opener.
Thanks for cache. 

Found by 7 yr old cache queen [:X] GeoHarps geokid around 5.00 pm. Great view, although bit hazy on the day. Swamp wallaby nearby cache pointed us in the right direction!! Geokids complained about amount of slapping in the face by the prickly bushes, however were determined to find it. Took modelling clay (as any 5 and 7 yr olds would). Left glow in the dark tape.
Thanks for great cache in beautiful spot. 

Found easily by 7 yr old cache queen, with Spiceoflight. Geokids enjoyed paddle. Beautiful day. Thanks for the fun!! TN LN 

Found by 7 yr old cache queen in middle of day. We too felt like "perhaps we shouldn't be here", but noone stopped us, so retrieved the cache fairly quickly. As we had left the geocache bag in car, only had some remuneration on us to leave.
Took pink snake.
Left some remuneration.
Thanks for the fun!!
 

Boy, lucky you can make U turns on the main road to this cache!! Had fun finding it though - although kids not used to this type of cache and kept wondering why it was taking so long. Didn't get out to Swan Valley till quite late in day so didn't have opportunity to sample the offerings (except homemade icecream on way home).

Got to WPT 1 from other main road in this area, which meant we went past the cache (without realising at the time) on way to WPT 1 (in other words came from the north to south). First U turn to find WPT 1. WPT 2 was easy. Frustration at WPT 3 when looking at wrong estate sign and couldn't find corresponding number to letter T!!. Finally worked out it was wrong estate, and after another U turn found right estate with the right corresonding number for coordinate.

WPT 4 easier, but by this stage kids were acting like the name of the attraction here!! From there it was an easy drive to cache. Perfect weather (25 deg) so drive down from bridge was easy. After the 4 of us sprinted to within 2 metres of cache (due to number of bullants!!) 7 yr old daughter (cache queen [:X]) found it easily.

For goodness sake, don't follow our log to get any clues to this cache, or you may end up winning the competition for the most U turns!!

Took hair accessories with bangle & ring (5 yr old's choice). Left 2 ocky straps (for those wanting to tie their purchases of the day to their roof rack!!)

Thanks for the fun cache. 

What a laugh!! 2.05 pm Waited for tourists to saunter off...kids down on hand and knees looking through cracks....guide thinks we have lost something....reassure him its ok.....wait, wait wait.....realise where it probably is...BINGO...kids find it. Took the only interesting thing for girls - a pink bracelet. Left a Harry Potter pen. Thanks. 

Great cache for the kids to find. Pulled up at spot around 2.30 pm....not a soul in sight. Kids went straight to it based on clues and by asking "how many more metres Mum?". Took Koala key ring. Left Tinky Winky key ring (that's a Teletubbie for all you geocachers without ankle biters!) Kids cooled off after with squeals of delight.

Thanks Lyn, Pat and Nathan for your caches - you give just enough clues for the kids to find them. And we all know that if kids can't find things they get more frustrated than adults....and bored quicker. 

No luck this time. Didn't have the updated coordinates (still getting to know the GPS!)Interesting place though. View beautiful..even though we had a hazy day and the rats nest looked further away than what it is. Will come back to do the tunnels when open. Will also come back soon with new coords! 

Visiting a friend 700 m from this cache. Pulled out GPS on off chance of finding a cache in area - couldn't believe how close we were. Very good play on words for cache name! Easy to find, even if GeoNiece was desperately trying to cross turf in her 6 inch high heels and flowing skirt! She was determined to find it though..and did. 7 yr old daughter (cache queen [:X]) miffed that she missed this one. Took cable lock. Left some remuneration. Thanks. 

As the saying goes "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again". The GeoHarps succeeded. Went back to spot around 2.00pm today, armed with further clues. Thought coords were out yesterday, but realised they were spot on - GeoNiece found her first one - with noone watching. Left log (but forgot to include name). Thanks. 

Blow!! Missed this one - might have been there same time as Wot and Devar today! Know what everyone means by "get the feeling you are being watched?" Our coords might have been out a bit - looked at spoiler photo when got home (tsk tsk) - going back tomorrow to claim victory (hopefully), although Sunday may be better! 

Last cache for the day, and GeoMum found it! After doing a few u turns to find parking, headed off through wilderness (in suburbia). Talk about the "Itchy and Scratchy Show"! Coords out about 4m but other clues helped. GeoNiece chose bouncy ball to take out. Left Simpsons Gel Pen. Thanks. 

Found fairly easily by 7 yr old "cache queen" [:X] at 12.15pm. Coords spot on. GeoKids fascinated by 3 stumpy tailed lizards crossing road not far from cache. We have also gone past this park so many times and said "we must go there one day". Had GeoNiece with us for first time - she's hooked. Cache in good condition.
Took glitter pencil.
Left Harry Potter Pen. Thanks. 

7 yr old cache queen [:X] does it again at 3.00 pm! Took around 5 minutes to find - we all must have looked in the spot it was found, but pays to be closer to the ground (and no sight problems!). Clues were good. 5 yr old daughter chose egg cup. Left fridge magnet. Thanks. 

Found our 3rd cache at 6.50 pm, or should we say, 7 yr old daughter found it - we call her the "Cache Queen" [:X]. Don't live too far from here, but I haven't been here before. Hubby used to "hang around here" when he was younger. Easy directions and quite easy to find when following clues and other logs. Once again debate between 5 & 7 year olds (and 2 1/2 year old tagalong) on what to take out.
Took watch.
Left 2 ocky straps.