Logs for injuryman 

Tenth find for the day, found in the logical spot. Thanks for bringing me here! 

Out and about with Teamnanabombana today and this was first. Quickly spotted and retrieval was fast too, and got it back up with no worries. Thanks for the fun! 

Cheeky find while in the area, enjoyed it! 

Fourth Letterbox Hybrid for the day! Thanks for the fun! 

Out and about with Teamnanabombana today and this was first. Quickly spotted and retrieval was fast too, and got it back up with no worries. Thanks for the fun! 

Out and about with Teamnanabombana today and this was first. Quickly spotted and retrieval was fast too, and got it back up with no worries. Thanks for the fun! 

Had a look at this one knowing we were going to be in the area, and had a pretty good idea of what was required. Once I had found the correct way to interpret the information some numbers came out pretty quickly. I did het stuck for a couple of minutes before getting the Checker to agree, but thankfully all was well.Quick find once at GZ, been a while since I've seen one of these! Thanks for the fun 

Managed to sign the log fairly quickly once I clued in on the hint. Thanks for the fun! 

Cheeky Park and grab while caching in the area, thanks for the fun! 

Swift find once I got down to the right elevation, TFTC 

Logsheet has gone MIA 

All attendees may claim FTF if they so choose 

This one was fun, but it's time has come 

Thanks for coming my glip glops [FTF] 

Disregard previous announcement, posted coords for event 

There is a building on the jetty I didn't know about, come down to the next jetty at S 35 17.786 E 149 08.032 

Although I was unprepared to find this one, I had colleagues that were! Thanks for the additional fun! 

While back in town briefly, took the opportunity to come out of retirement for one final job with the BETA SQUAD! Indeed there is a very wise list of things to bring in the description, of which I had none. Some may ask why I was wearing deck shoes, shorts and a drippy shirt and overshirt combo. So in preparedness I was definitely a beta, but in style, definitely an ALPHADeadthief spent a lot of the time complaining about how his style was not, and could not ever reach the levels that he witnessed today, which was understandable. Sounds like a skill issues (eat more fish tacos and level up BRUH). In fact, last night I made fish tacos, but they just looked at them and swam away. Clearly, they were not Mexican. Once we got toward the end of the cache, Turtle, being the only one of us in the moment who actually possessed the coordinates we needed, halted us all to watch what he referred to as "The gun-show". He proceeded to demonstrate bodybuilder poses alongside emphatic grunts while talking about how alpha his muscles are and how beta the rest of us were. Spit vociferously flew from his mouth, like an inter-continental-ballistic-missile aimed at the nearest "Non-Chad Beta". I'll be the first to admit that his whole speech was erudite and persuasive, quite the skill of rhetoric! I got a photo of Turtle during the whole ordeal and have posted it for the viewing pleasure of all. Hopefully deadthief can learn to smash an egg with his biceps like his pater! Shortly after being emasculated, we got back to our walk and had the cache in hand.Thanks for the adventure Loci, it was great to see you at the event too! 

While in town, I definitely had to stop for this one. I took a long break from watching footy, by which time JT had retired. So in quite a boring fashion I have to say that my favourite moment of JT is his everyday commentary. Thanks for the fun, I look forward to coming back and watching a game here at some point in the future! 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I'm very thankful to have some locals to show me around to some of the cool caches in Town, TFTC! 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I could not get any of the tags to work at all, and neither could a previous finder. I'm very thankful to have some locals to show me around to some of the cool caches in Town, TFTC! 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Got to feed some freshies today so I'm cheering 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Whilst on a morning stroll checked the maps to see this one happened to be on my route! I'm very thankful to have some locals to show me around to some of the cool caches in Town, TFTC! Absolute top location for a cache to highlight if you ask me, thanks for making me slow down here. Have a fav point. 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Most of the time when I hear the words "Silver bullet" I think of Reschs (which certainly refreshes!) 

Found on day two of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I'm very thankful to have some locals to show me around to some of the cool caches in Town, TFTC! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Maybe I was lucky to find it as quickly as I did, but a cool cache either way! Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Very grateful to avenge my DNF from 2022, from the last time I was up here! I will happily admit that it is much more pleasant up here in October as opposed to December! Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Great to add a multi to the list today. Thanks for the fun! 

Hey, ya like Jazz? 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I will say that the caching scene in Townsville really does not disappoint (so far!). Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I really liked this one, something I haven't seen exactly before either, certainly what some may call 'The cat's pyjamas'. Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Quick find and retrieve once I was looking in the right direction. Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Netwalker73 did the hard yards for this one, and I provided moral support. Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Although I've seen similar caches before, I haven't exactly seen this before. Perhaps I was lucky, but I did manage to find it in the first place I looked. Thanks for the fun! 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!Netwalker73 did the hard yards for this one, and I provided moral support. Thanks for the fun!This one may need some attention 

Found on day one of my Townsville trip. I could certainly feel the warmer climate up here, but some of the views around town are phenomenal, the water is really clear in parts!I was informed by some fellow previous finders of there encounter with a rather large snake when they found this one, and so I approached GZ with caution, but thankfully, (and unsurprisingly) the snake was no longer around. Thanks for the fun! 

Quick stop by with Teamnanabombana while catching a number of ferries, TFTC 

Cheeky extra find with Teamnanabombana while catching some Ferries, TFTC 

Stopped by on the way to Mt Ngungun, TFTC 

Stopped by on the way to Mt Ngungun, TFTC 

After battling my phone which spent while blunting around, I caught a glimpse of the cache, and the spider that was resting with it. Thanks for the fun 

Found on a warm afternoon with Teamnanabombana. Thanks for the fun 

No luck for me 

I'm blue da ba dee da ba dai 

#4298 [FTF] with Nyssaflutterby and YetiNZSaw a new challenge cache was published, and made the assumption that I would not qualify, and subsequently ignored the notification. Soon after, I received a text message from Nyssa, who indeed confirmed that I do in fact qualify should I wish to join the hunt. Knowing how competitive the FTF scene is, I left the house immediately. This perhaps, was a very foolish decision as I was in thongs and no rain jacket. Which did prove to add to the challenge. Quick drive and park, and a 'perilous' (I already nearly fell over) walk to the trailhead, where initially, we began with a bush bash. A quick peek on satellite view showed that we were indeed mistaken. Once we went to the trail, we were soon then at GZ, and were soon joined by YetiNZ, congrats on your first FTF outside of NZ. Fairly soon we had the cache in hand. Thanks for the fun! [injuryman](https://www.geocaching.com/profile/?u=injuryman) has used [Project-GC](https://project-gc.com/Challenges/GCAW32M/90960 "Project-GC Challenge Checker") to see if he qualified for this challenge and he did."7 unique years and sizes hidden before 31 December, 2006." Qualifying 7 / 7, PASSED"7 unique years and sizes hidden before 31 December, 2006."2000-10-08 - Regular - GC7A Victorias 1st (Melbourne's 1st) - (Traditional Cache)2001-04-15 - Not chosen - GC6CF Canberra Nature Park - (Traditional Cache)2002-06-15 - Virtual - GC6612 Who is She? [Paris] - (Virtual Cache)2003-04-09 - Micro - GCF5C9 Disneyland Paris *traditional* - (Traditional Cache)2004-03-30 - Other - GCJ201 The Forts - (Traditional Cache)2005-09-02 - Small - GCQD6K Mount Majura's Flat - (Traditional Cache)2006-08-01 - Large - GCXEX2 Lake Loop - (Multi-cache)Qualifying 7 / 7, PASSED 

Cheeky find whilst in the area. Thanks for the AL + Bonus 

Could be late if I am working that day, but should be there either way 

#4287Lovely and warm day for a walk (as far as I'm concerned having just arrived from much further south). Thanks for the fun 

Great to come back and avenge my DNF from last May. Cache found quickly, log a little damp but still signable. TFTC 

#4289After a reasonable time browsing, and swapping a book for one that contained 3 novels (courtesy of Nyssa) was able to locate the hide. Quite a large street library, which I am all for. +1 Fav point.If you're curious, the novels were: "Frankenstein", "Dracula" and "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde".