Logs for The Message 

So close to home and second attempt. This time I got the Co-ords right. 

A pleasant Sunday afternoon drive and found by herself while I was looking for the parrots!!!!!
SLTNLN but dropped off a Kiwi cyclist travel bug. Hope he doesn't get lost in the trees. 

A cool morning and very few people about. We walk past this cache most days and decided to search under some bushes. Cache container was well covered but we were lucky to pick the correct bush on the first attempt.SLTNLN. Many thanks for an easy find. 

The first find on a pleasant Saturday afternoon. Left a stingray TB and took the Kiwi TB.
A well hidden cache requiring perserverance. 

The natural bush has reclaimed the old tennis courts but your directions were so accurate. As we walked though the trees there were hundreds of beautiful brown butterflys. Perhaps for many people, a place of happy memories. Nature has the ability to rejuvenate itself after we leave. We signed the log and decided to leave the Texas Geocoin. Many thanks 

The view is one of the pleasures of living in this location. We did have some problems with Mrs Wrongtree ( a family joke). Perhaps our GPS is not as accurate as it should be. Took the Geocoin and exchanged Snoopy for Moose. Many thanks. 

Found this one with some help from Moses On The Move. A very interesting preservation of historical buildings and sheds. 

We found this one quite quickly so perhaps size is not an issue if you look in the right place. We were lucky.
Lots of mugglers but they were more interested in the tasting room. 

A great day with Moses and we have been on the move. 

A quick stop on the side of a busy road for our last cache of the day. 

Another joint find with Moses and the honour of the find was his. 

A great day with Moses. Lunch at the furniture shop was great. an easy find but a very interesting location. 

I am a bit slow in entering this find. We had a great day with Moses and enjoyed the challenge of this cleverly hidden cache. We took the travel bug and will relocate it soon. 

A quick find with help From Moses. 

Found it, without much effort, early in the morning just as the sun was coming up. A pleasant place to sit and meditate on the miracles of this planet. Signed the log book but did not make any swaps. Thankyou Tobias. 

An easy find and swapped scamp for a thong keyring.
A strong sou'westerly blowing so we had to dodge the surfers. 

Stopped for a break in driving and found a pleasant picnic place.Found the cache without any problem and enjoyed the view and the history of the location. TNLN but enjoyed a chat with two locals who were heading for the city. 

Found this cache in a very peaceful place, on a pleasant Sunday evening before we leave to go home to Victor Harbor, SA.
Retrieved the travel Bug and swapped a KLem's bear for a small rabbit.
Many thanks for the history lesson. Very interesting. 

Found the cache with the help of Rosemary.
A great combination of animals and natural scenery.
Swapped a cow for a crayfish.
Well done GeoJnr. 

A good history lesson. We enjoyed the challenge.
Signed the log and returned it to its hiding place 

A short walk from our B & B and found without a lot of searching. Left a Lady Bug and took the cat Geocoin. 

Thanks Gravybaby. A pretty spot especially for ducks & such.
A quick easy find to put a geocoin back into circulation. Exchanged a Rhino head for a red car. 

Found the cache without a lot of difficulty, before heading home after a very enjoyable five days in the Mount.
Exchanged a Minney Mouse key ring for a white sports car.
Did notice that the inside of the container was somewhat damp but the log book was OK. 

A brisk walk around the crater and then at the highest lookout an easy find. Exchanged a green frog for the around the world in 80 caches Geocoin TB. 

An easy find during our daily walk around the block.
Exchanged a dinosaur for a rhino head and signed the log.
A peacefull place for a rest !!!!!!!!!
Thankyou Nomads 

Found with the help of local friends. Contents cleaned, dried and placed in a new container. Signed log with a new pen and swapped a G.L.U. eraser for scamp. 

Our second attempt for this cache. The first time we didn't even get out of the car because of a sudden rain storm. This time a glorious day and a short walk along the Heyson trail. Magnificent location. Exchanged a miniature cup and saucer for a plastic toy cow, Many thanks. 

Checked this one out with son in-law Mick, who actually made the find. A peaceful place. Exchanged a robot bug for a red lanyard. Many thanks. 

An attrctive spot for a picnic or for son in-law Mick to try out (unsuccessfully) his new model aircraft. Exchanged a May Gibbs Height Chart for a Mickey Mouse key ring. Many thanks. 

JK found this one while the rest of us were scratching around. Our final cache after a happy stay in this location.
Exchanged a brown frog for a ladybird. Thanks Biggo. 

An interesting location and an easy find. Will come back one day and go underground. Exchanged a felt koala for a miniature moose. Many thanks. 

A quick find and fortunately the ants have left but the rain has seeped into the damaged outer container.
Exchanged a pack of playing cards for a robotic ladybug 

Our first for the day. The first stage was easy and led us to the site. After scratching around for a while we rechecked the clue and made the find. swapped a miniature cup and saucer for a miniature dinosaur.  

It had been a good day up until now. Late afternoon and the sun was at the wrong angle (well that's my excuse). Will try this one again on our next visit to the mount in November. 

Our second find for the morning. An interesting remnant of our early settlers. Exchanged a boomerang keyring for a brown frog. We like your pens, many thanks Biggo. 

Our first find for the morning. We were fortunate to have a Local Resident with us who new the roads and also made the find. Great excitement. A clever location, thanks Biggo. 

A brief stop on our way to Naracoorte for the croquet tournament. Collected the May Gibbs chart and left a Travel Bug. 

A very pleasant location with a good clue. Our daughter found it and grandaughter chose the swap. Left a pair of folding scissors and took a pack of small playing cards. 

Found this one while visiting relies at Greenock. A quick find before the evening meal. Our GPS took us to the wrong tree but decided to check the the next one and bingo, there it was. Swapped a crocidile for the Fruit of the Spirit - Joy. 

We found this one with previous help from Moses on the Move. It certaily is a Million$View. Left a miniature cup and saucer and took a golf ball. 

We bombed out with the first two waypoints, but guessed the location of the "clue only " one. Found the well hidden cache and left a golf ball, took the boomerang keyring. For the sake of our own self esteem we will back track one day soon and check out the first two clues Many thanks. 

We started this one back in the summer time, but because of the long grass decided to wait for cooler weather (it has rained today). A brilliant location that took a long time to find to the point of almost giving up. Moral of the story, trust your GPS. Left a miniature sugar bowl and retrieved the travel bug. Many thanks for a pleasant walk. 

We found this cache (with previous help from Moses on the Move)because it is only a few metres above the high tide level and is a suitable spot for the geocoin that we retrieved from another location last week.
Left the coin and took an "I Love Australia" Koala. It being school holidays, there were a few mugglers around but they caused no problems. Thankyou and well done Mrs Unicycle 

A brisk walk brought us very close to this cache but the tree cover apparently affected the accuracy of our GPS. Finally found it fifteen metres away in the obvious place after checking the encrypted clue. A wonderful location for a stayover for Leapfrog Big Ben.
Left the travel bug and took a geocoin. Many thanks. 

A short detour, on the way to town, and we were able to enjoy the views along with the sheep and the cattle. We soon found the cache and did not have any trouble with the blackberrys. We left a felt Koala and took the frog TB
A great way to explore our home country. Thanks Klems' Mob 

Had a fair idea where this one was located. Have driven past many times. Today we were delivering Meals on Wheels to residents in the Village amd decided to stop and check it out. A neat well located cache. 

We found the location but could not access the crows nest, had left the step at home. Will try again another day when there are no mugglers about. 

Another manificent view. The container was fully exposed so have recovered but not with the rocks. Left a koala and took a NZ coin. 

We are glad that we tried this one first for the day. A stiff climb straight up, well almost. A greate cache and a wonderful view. Left a 'God loves you' ball and took the folding scissors. 

Yes, we followed the walking trail, only to realise that we had a choice of wading across the river or re-tracing our steps. We went back, crossed the bridge and finally found the cache where the clue said it would be.
Left a miniature cup & saucer and took a childs handerchief.
We also discovered an erea of our hometown that we had never seen before. Thankyou team Unicycle.