Watched by:
38 degrees south, dajjct, Facitman, harlips, LIVERPOOLRED, lowmount, Partic, pickupfamily, Rhinogeo, TeamJEKL & The Swaggies |
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Description
The 43rd cache hidden by caughtatwork is a moveable cache and can only be found on Geocaching Australia.
This cache is the third contributing cache in the series A Moving Challenge.
Your challenge is to locate all four moveable caches, each of which will provide you with partial co-ordinates to the 5th cache A Moving Challenge 5: Stationary
The co-ordinates will be on the top of the log sheet. The log sheet is waterproof to ensure its longevity.
Your challenge (should you accept) is to locate this cache, grab it, make your log and rehide it somewhere else in exactly the same manner.
There is only one rule:
- This cache must remain within 50km of the Melbourne General Post Office (GPO).
Co-ordinates are:
S 37 48.830
E 144 57.780
If you are unsure of how far away you are from the GPO, enter these co-ordinates into your GPSr and see just how far away it is.
- When you grab the cache please rehide it again the same day or at the latest within 24 hours.
- Rehide the cache attached to another one of these objects.
The further away the merrier.
You will want to try and frustrate your opponents. - Log your find here as soon as you can so others are not trying to find the cache you just moved.
- When logging your find at geocaching.com.au, please insert the co-ordinates in the coords box.
This allows the geocaching software to automatically update the new location.
Then run away as fast as you can.
Enjoy.
Logs
January 2008
28th
This series has been an interesting experiment. With the final cache missing, I'll archive this series and reinstate the cache containers, kindly returned to me at great expense, for a different cache.
December 2007
28th
With the final cache missing, I'm collecting the parts for recalculation and redistribution.
23rd
After loosing most of the clues to this series we had to go out and find them all over again. At least it was close to home. Will relocate soon.
21st
Landsergruppe
Moved 2.59km
Moved 2.59km
S37° 58.450' E145° 13.236'
S37 58.450 E145 13.236
Trying again, Thanks to everyone who helped me sort out the problem with logging this one
S37 58.450 E145 13.236
Trying again, Thanks to everyone who helped me sort out the problem with logging this one
November 2007
29th
Found on the third attempt with a clue from the previous hider,
TFTC
and thanks to 38 degrees south
TFTC
and thanks to 38 degrees south
26th
Thought we'd head out this evening for a check. Cache in place and co-ords confirmed.
Regards, 38degsouth.
Regards, 38degsouth.
26th
I must be blind as I could not find it, have tried twice now, oh well maybe third time lucky
September 2007
24th
Hmmm perhaps I was just not looking for the right thing, and figured one of the 50 other cachers had looked for it.
Seems not. There wasn't anyone else that had actually noticed it was on the way in.
Seems not. There wasn't anyone else that had actually noticed it was on the way in.
23rd
I stopped by this evening to check up on this one. Yep, it's still there, just where I hid it...
22nd
Hmmm... think I missed this today. Though with lots of others at the caching event 300m away, that's no surprise.
August 2007
31st
38 degrees south
Moved 20.26km
Moved 20.26km
S37° 57.374' E145° 14.368'
It's now placed in a location that will have lots of cachers nearby in 3 weeks time... Regards, 38degsouth.
It's now placed in a location that will have lots of cachers nearby in 3 weeks time... Regards, 38degsouth.
29th
Our first moveable cache - an interesting idea indeed. This one actually took longer to extract than it did to locate! We shall re-place it very soon... TFTMC!
July 2007
June 2007
3rd
Further to Geodes' log of 31 May - I hides 'em as I finds 'em 
My hiding method was confirmed by previous finders too
My hiding method was confirmed by previous finders too
2nd
solomonfamily
Moved 5.18km
Moved 5.18km
S37° 44.833' E145° 12.614'
Moved on in relative terms only a short distance on the way back from another cache. There will always be people watching you in this location.
Moved on in relative terms only a short distance on the way back from another cache. There will always be people watching you in this location.
2nd
Made a quick trip this morning to move this one on. Thanks to Geodes for the tip off that it was so close.
May 2007
31st
Found by Bob at 1045
This one's on the way to work, so an easy pickup - however I think Rhino may have been a bit loose on the placement requirements (the coords were good though) so I'll interpret them as I think they were intended.
Thanks c@w
This one's on the way to work, so an easy pickup - however I think Rhino may have been a bit loose on the placement requirements (the coords were good though) so I'll interpret them as I think they were intended.
Thanks c@w
20th
Rhinogeo
Moved 6.56km
Moved 6.56km
S37° 49.857' E145° 5.181'
It's amazing how hard it is to find these things when you are actually looking for them
It's amazing how hard it is to find these things when you are actually looking for them
18th
Found 200705181350 
. I was a bit puzzled by this one as the GPSr was pointing me to the other side of theroad but my instinct told me something else
. I was a bit puzzled by this one as the GPSr was pointing me to the other side of theroad but my instinct told me something else
A quick call to Facitman confirmed my suspicions and the cache was quickly in hand 
Now to find somewhere to put it
February 2007
8th
Second of the night with LIVERPOOL RED. A quick log and we were off to hide it again.
TFTC caught@work.
TFTC caught@work.
8th
Our Second find in this series in the company of THE SWAGGIES !We have moved it to its New location !!
TNLN SL TFTC
Cheers
LIVERPOOLRED
(Y.N.W.A.)
December 2006
28th
Found by Facitman and the Facit-Family at 13:20
Ahhh it's so pleasant to be able to walk up to a cache and grab it, ignoring the fact that a couple of people are standing next to the GZ talking. walk up, have a look, grab the cache, walk away.... enjoy the odd looks from the chating couple hehehehe
Will hide it closer to town soon!
Thanks caught@work
Ahhh it's so pleasant to be able to walk up to a cache and grab it, ignoring the fact that a couple of people are standing next to the GZ talking. walk up, have a look, grab the cache, walk away.... enjoy the odd looks from the chating couple hehehehe
Will hide it closer to town soon!
Thanks caught@work
May 2006
2nd
Tank47
Moved 15.31km
Moved 15.31km
S37° 51.344' E145° 21.918'
This one became very obvious, donned boots and tackled the blackberries, not too bad, had cache in hand in quick time, back in the Patrol for the drive home. Its new resting place is a little closer but in a very high muggles domain.
This one became very obvious, donned boots and tackled the blackberries, not too bad, had cache in hand in quick time, back in the Patrol for the drive home. Its new resting place is a little closer but in a very high muggles domain.
March 2006
6th
dajjct
Moved 32.48km
Moved 32.48km
S37° 48.733' E145° 31.828'
Looked for this cache for a while, in several locations near GZ. Was about to give up when I decided to have one more look, and then I spied it.
Then the saga begins about the placing of the cache, Murphy was right. Total distance traveled from home to find a place - 180K. Well I had other things to do at the times as well. I have looked at many sites, most behind fences, those that were not, were to public and hiding the cache from others eyes would be impossible. The cache is now placed, 96 hours late, 49.9k from the GPO. Good shoes and long pants would be good to protect your legs from the blackberries. Good Luck.
David.
Looked for this cache for a while, in several locations near GZ. Was about to give up when I decided to have one more look, and then I spied it.
Then the saga begins about the placing of the cache, Murphy was right. Total distance traveled from home to find a place - 180K. Well I had other things to do at the times as well. I have looked at many sites, most behind fences, those that were not, were to public and hiding the cache from others eyes would be impossible. The cache is now placed, 96 hours late, 49.9k from the GPO. Good shoes and long pants would be good to protect your legs from the blackberries. Good Luck.
David.
February 2006
7th
Mr.Coffee and the Coffee Clan
Moved 7.81km
Moved 7.81km
S38° 1.863' E145° 17.145'
Truly a thousand apologies for forgetting to log this MooooVing cache.
Truly a thousand apologies for forgetting to log this MooooVing cache.
We had a great time in retrieving the cache and it is funny how you stealth
Instincts take over when searching for a cache. Although I tried to be obvious
I still ducked when Muggles past by and after a short search the cache was found
Many thanks Caughtatwork we now have the final and hope to get there soon.
Regards Mr.Coffee and the “Yes I do often forget things and the odd cache log, however
I never forget my wedding anniversary date†Clan.
January 2006
15th
Team_Diesel
Moved 57.69km
Moved 57.69km
S38° 1.910' E145° 22.487'
Like lowmount before us we to had to pull the burrs out of our socks.
We have re-hidden the cache out in the South East, very close to some GC.com caches.
Thanks Caught@work
Like lowmount before us we to had to pull the burrs out of our socks.
We have re-hidden the cache out in the South East, very close to some GC.com caches.
Thanks Caught@work
8th
My GPS took me to what appeared to be the obvious spot but after searching high and low i found nothing. I checked other similar locations nearby thinking i may still be having probs with the GPS (seems to be out by 200m but all settings correct)but to no avail. Went back a few times over the weekend but only found a very large Blue-tongue lizard guarding GZ. Suspect cache may have moved on. Fantastic view though.
I'll go back to pulling the burrs out of my socks now!
I'll go back to pulling the burrs out of my socks now!
December 2005
16th
Geof
Moved 55.9km
Moved 55.9km
S37° 30.949' E145° 18.808'
This was the 3rd find & 3rd placed for the day and now I knew how to get there it wasn't a problem. I think I must have been way gone the other day but today after a good 10 hours of sleep it was a walk grab & go. Apon leaving I almost got sucked into the same trap as last time but at the last miniute I drove up a full height curb and checked the melway. I think the muggle driver behind was a bit baffled. I had sused this one from the start and had a good place in mind. Now it has a powerful view also. I could have also hid another of the series only 5-10 meters away. It is now a terrain of about 1.5-2 but only a few meters of it.
Thanks C@W
This was the 3rd find & 3rd placed for the day and now I knew how to get there it wasn't a problem. I think I must have been way gone the other day but today after a good 10 hours of sleep it was a walk grab & go
. Apon leaving I almost got sucked into the same trap as last time but at the last miniute I drove up a full height curb and checked the melway. I think the muggle driver behind was a bit baffled. I had sused this one from the start and had a good place in mind. Now it has a powerful view also. I could have also hid another of the series only 5-10 meters away. It is now a terrain of about 1.5-2 but only a few meters of it.Thanks C@W
12th
All remains well and good at the latest cache location. Sorry you couldn't find it Geof. Also sorry that you ran into the "fun" that is the developers and the "nightmare" that awaits visitors to these estates. Hey, I live in here and sometimes ever I get lost 
11th
Came and had a look on the way back from the land of Romax. I fully expect I'v been beaten to it. I didn't stay to long as the dogs were going mad over the fence and we don't want people geting alert or alarmed. Finding the way to get there was a bit of a task. These dastardly Delfin designers don't mean anyone to go through their estates thats for sure . There were many other waypoints all over the screen but I think a map and planing are the go here and after the previous happenings and the time of day it was off home.
A C@W challange still to be had - Thanks
. There were many other waypoints all over the screen but I think a map and planing are the go here and after the previous happenings and the time of day it was off home.A C@W challange still to be had - Thanks
November 2005
29th
Called by the original location on my way home from the airport but, like the other three in the series, this one had moved on with the Maccamob.
We will have another go in a few weeks when next out west.
Thanks C@W
We will have another go in a few weeks when next out west.
Thanks C@W
29th
maccamob
Moved 1.58km
Moved 1.58km
S37° 45.592' E144° 45.551'
Found by Mary & David at 1005. Picking up some speed now. Not sure we could find a suitable spot near home, so this one hasn't moved very far. Our thanks to caughtatwork again.
Found by Mary & David at 1005. Picking up some speed now. Not sure we could find a suitable spot near home, so this one hasn't moved very far. Our thanks to caughtatwork again.