Logs for JaMaBo 

Mom and I enjoyed a stroll around the trail today; spotted several birds and some unidentified scat as we were leaving the trail for the "real Florida experience." Fortunately, we found enough animal trails to follow that we avoided most of the vegetation known to reach out and grab one when they least expect it. After two years of watching this one, I was happy to snag it during the winter months. Where are the eagles this year? Find #2534 

Managed to make the grab despite rain and the morning rush hour commute. Find #645 

Took a moments rest and reflected before heading to the waterfront the check out the black swans. Find #645 

Glad I had a reason to stroll into the Gardens while touring the area. After taking several photos, I made the grab; almost needing a longer arm. Beautiful area! [^] Find #643 

I had this one on my "must do list" while touring Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji after finding similar 9/11 memorials in New York. A very impressive memorial in size!! I remember the day clearly as I was working and we had wandered into a Mexican restaurant for lunch. Alhtough the news broadcast on TV was completely in Spainish, a language we didn't understand, the message and feeling were clear. Find #642 

Despite the rain, I was determined to snag the smiley. Spotting the slippery path to the cache, I had a lifeline hanging on to me while I made the grab. Great Garden! Find #639 

A bit of a tricky find with all the fallen leaves; thanks for the hint! Find #641 

The afternoon rain was a perfect opportunity to enjoy the Canterbury Museum and it's wide variety of exhibits. Great stuff! Luckily, the rain let up and we were off to the park. The only Indiana Jones trick was dodging the traffic since we seemed to miss the crosswalk before finding the cache. Find #640 

With this tacky decor, one would never need new wallpaper or paint. Enjoyed all 1145 shells before heading out into the rain for the grab. Great concealment method! Find #638 

The beach was quiet today except for our bus tour group. Webcam seemed to be out of order so I settled for the digital cam. Find #637 

bug drop 

Since arriving in Australia, I've been hunting a regular sized container to drop off several trackables; glad to have found this one with a quirky name. Great walk in the garden before finding the cache. Find #636 

A great walk along Circular Quay! I honestly didn't even notice the plaques until I broke out the GPS. Find #635 

The morning rain kept the crowds down in Federation Square making this a quick grab. Very interesting architecture!! Find #631 

A great cache for that afternoon rush hour commute. I didn't quite know what to expect from the photos but enjoyed the detailed castings with a modern twist. Find #634 

bug drop 

I didn't quite master all the math but knew I had to be close. After using the hint and checking a few options, I found the cache lying on the ground; perhaps that pesky possum was caching again. Find #633 

A great city full of art! The piece reminded me of ocean waves; especially on this rain filled morning. Find #632 

bug drop 

The tour bus made a 15 min. stop here allowing me to make the quick grab and exchange trackables. Lovely monument being painted in time for Anzac Day. Find #630 

A nice place to rest the feet after mailing postcards home. Find #629 

Bug drop 

First cache find in Australia and quite ironic since I tend to stay clear of snakes. Despite the cache size, it still took some time to spot; it helps to be on the right side of the fence. Exchanged TBs. Find #627 

Luckily, I've found similar cemetery hides and spotted this one quite quickly. Enjoyed the history! Find #628 

A light rain began to fall as I was making my way to the cache but after a two hour drive, I wasn't giving in. A quick find in a beautiful park. Find #594