Logs for Sarah & Dad 

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It is gone (ex-cyclone Fehi) 

Long time between caches. thanks 

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Tis gone, flood / erosion.

Area is too overgrown now with gorse, blackberry & flood debris to make an attractive location for a replacement cache.

The shrub right on the edge was GZ MisterAnthony so 'take the find' if you are able to change the log. 

Another one we have been meaning to complete for a while.
Definitely needed the clue on this one. My phone just dosent cut the mustard in this cover.
tftc 

A long time between visits but finally can tick this one off.
Our interpretation of the clue was the other side. tftc 

Admittedly we havent been caching for a while so our 'geocaching eyes' probably werent as sharp as they could be.
GPS was bouncing around so we concentrated our search on the western side of the bridge without luck.

Ran out of time to attempt 2nd NE so will be back on our bikes in the next week or so to hopefully claim the ftf.

This entry was edited by Sarah & Dad on Monday, 15 July 2013 at 03:35:48 UTC. 

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What an interesting container. Would never have found without the clue.
tftc  

Had a quick look, needed the clue.

The only obvious clue item revealed nothing. Looks to have been moved (aka cache muggled?)

Then again, I may have been looking in the wrong place entirely 

Gone

Was passing through the area and thought I'd check given the amount of DNFs


Have left a stick poking out of GZ should anyone want to confirm my (non) findings 

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Just as the rain was about to get the better of us, the cache location revealed itself.

Worthy of a favourite vote / point.

Thanks

This entry was edited by Sarah & Dad on Sunday, 14 October 2012 at 19:51:26 UTC. 

Feeling a bit cocky after finding Frank & Mary's Cat, however rain and 2 previous DNFs meant our search wasnt as thorough as it could have been.

After 'viewing' previous logs, seems we were looking for the wrong type of container anyway.

Look forward to a return visit over the Alps so we can tick this one off. 

Grotty weather & schedule didnt allow us much time for caching.

Thanks for placing this cache near one of the places we visited. 

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Step 1: Spend what seems like hours figuring out how to solve this puzzle
Step 2: Try to look casual while nosey old guy watches your every move.

tftc gracie & mum, we enjoyed this one  

3rd visit (disturbed by muggles the first 2 times) and still no luck. Interestingly I have never gotten a stable GPS lock at this location.
Found what I thought was the most likely hiding place but even with Sarah's skinny arms couldn't feel anything.
Oh well... 

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Beaten by 20 minutes. Onya geopopnz
Assumed I was too late for the other new caches as well.

Tftc 

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Needed the hint, the smartphone just didnt cut it this time.
tftc 

2nd time lucky & Sarahs 2nd find for the day. 

2nd time lucky. 

Yay for Sarah and daylight 

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Too tricky for us.

Pretty sure we were in the right place but it was hard trying to be inconspicuous.

 

Not the most inviting spot to look for a cache but another FTF 

Can we have the rest of the puzzle please? 

Bit dark and too much activity to make the quaddie.

Ahh well, we'll be back. 

FTF 

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ftf 

Mwahahaha...

ftf

 

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Coordinates changed from:
S 42° 43.521 E 170° 57.014

Coordinates changed to:
S 42° 43.500 E 170° 57.018

Distance from original: 128.9 feet or 39.3 meters.

Relocated cache 15m due to overgrown gorse & blackberry 

Placed a new log. 

Slow day so decided to do some maintenance for absent owners.

New 200ml snaplock container
New log

Regards