Norris Rocks 2 Bundoora, Victoria, Australia
By
80degrees on 04-Sep-11. Waypoint GA3347
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Traditional |
| Container: | Micro |
| Coordinates: | S37° 41.738' E145° 2.960' (WGS 84) |
| 55H 328022E 5826163N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 86 m |
| Local Government Area: | Whittlesea |
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Description
This is our first GCA hide.
When thinking as to where we would place this cache we could think of nothing better than this well thought out local reserve. This hide has also been place in an area between our first 2 cache hides.
This park is a great place for a variety of activites from a pleasant stroll to an energetic ball game.
The birdlife is plentiful and the parrots in particular are very noisey at times.
Hints
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Logs
As no one has any interest in visiting this cache we are archiving it and it will hopefully reappear elsewhere
*FTF* @ 6:15
After meeting the owners today on a FTF hunt I thought I should have a stab at finding this great cache.
Approaching GZ I was assailed by a chorus of Rainbow Lorikeets, all telling me to look over there (or maybe over there...)
. Looking for the hide I managed to locate plenty of ants, a redback and many other creepy crawlies but nothing that looked like a cache 
.
By this time I'm sure the Lorikeets were laughing at me so I succumbed and called the owners for a hint. Jim was more than generous with his time and even made the short trip down so that he could all but hand me the cache
. Thanks Jim.
Leaving with my tail between my legs and the mocking calls of the birds still ringing in my ears I couldn't help thinking what great trees this park has.
Cheers 80degrees, thanks for a fitting little brother to Norris Rocks in a bit of the park that we walk (or ride) past all the time.
After meeting the owners today on a FTF hunt I thought I should have a stab at finding this great cache.
Approaching GZ I was assailed by a chorus of Rainbow Lorikeets, all telling me to look over there (or maybe over there...)
. Looking for the hide I managed to locate plenty of ants, a redback and many other creepy crawlies but nothing that looked like a cache .By this time I'm sure the Lorikeets were laughing at me so I succumbed and called the owners for a hint. Jim was more than generous with his time and even made the short trip down so that he could all but hand me the cache
. Thanks Jim.Leaving with my tail between my legs and the mocking calls of the birds still ringing in my ears I couldn't help thinking what great trees this park has.
Cheers 80degrees, thanks for a fitting little brother to Norris Rocks in a bit of the park that we walk (or ride) past all the time.
Rated: for Overall Experience
