Bingo Planes Port Kennedy, Western Australia, Australia
By
SeabreezeOZ on 01-Dec-12. Waypoint GA4877
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Moveable |
| Container: | Small |
| Coordinates: | S32° 21.931' E115° 45.470' (WGS 84) |
| 50H 383134E 6418370N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 4 m |
| Local Government Area: | Rockingham |
/115.757833,-32.365517,14/400x200?access_token=pk.eyJ1IjoiY2F1Z2h0YXR3b3JrIiwiYSI6ImNqa2l4ZzNzMDE5bjgzdm1sZGpuODF1Mm0ifQ.q8YMzVyzDJJlJHHV8EMjwQ)
Description
A movable cache, participant in the Bingo race which likes to visit places related to planes
The cache container is a green/brown 1lt screw top tub, contains log book, pencil, sharpener etc.
I have created a swaggie associated with this cache and placed in the cache to get it started.
Bingo race Rules (not guidelines)
- Your cache must be a form of transport or anything, even peripherally related to transport.
- Your cache may be store bought or hand crafted.
- Caches for the competition must be published on 1 December 2012 Australian Eastern Time (GCA Time)
Geocaching Australia has the facility to automatically publish your cache on 1 December 2012
Please refer to the Geocaching Australia wiki for more information - You are welcome to join the game after it has started provided you list the hidden date and published date as 1 December 2012 and add the word bingo to your cache tags
- You are required to add the word bingo to the tags on your entry at Geocaching Australia
You can add the word bingo to your tags by visiting your cache page and clicking on Tag in the Actions section in the right hand navigation section of your cache page - The game commences at 00:00:00 1 December 2012 AEDST and concludes 23:59:59 31 January 2013 AEDST
- The game administrators decision is final
- You can find and move your own cache during the game period provided it is not the caches first move
- Caches must be found and hidden by the same cacher (i.e. no mailing the cache to another cacher to hide)
- Only moves count towards your bingo card and you must move the cache at least 1km to count as a valid move
- There is no limit to the distance other cachers can move the cache
- Other cachers in the game will find / move your cache, but they are requested to move it on within 2 days
Hints
Va gur ovt cnyz gehax |
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Decode |
Logs
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5 May 2013, Day 7 of our Trip Around Australia
Today was full on Cachemania; We were off to “j & j Say G'Day to WA” GC47DF1, a caching event in the Mandura area at the Quarry Adventure Playground. This cache would be our #400, a great way to reach this milestone. We aimed to get off early so we could try to grab my GA4877 Bingo moveable cache nearby. We ended up leaving later than planned due to delays caused by the children, sigh….We managed to navigate to the cache area and set about searching, but after 20 mins of bashing around the bushes and even extending the search area we were forced to leave with a DNF.
We headed off to the event but the GPSr’s maps did not have the new estate listed so resorted to the trusty iphone for directions. Once we arrived we made our way to the meeting area right under the limestone cliffs at the bottom of a manmade amphitheatre, a very spectacular setting. We greeted the event organisers, Jason & Janine and some other cachers, some we had met before and some new people. We chatted with our fellow cachers until the time came to do the prize draws, no luck for us this time, Lol.
After the prize draws we were free to go off and find the caches which had been placed out for the event . We had lots of fun finding these and kept bumping into other cachers as we wandered around. The Quarry Adventure Playground was a very popular place for families to come and picnic, who knows what the muggles were thinking about what we were all doing, or if they even noticed, LOL! The equipment was all very good quality and well constructed with lots of fun constructions for the kids to play on. While we were running around looking for the caches J&J were busy organizing a BBQ lunch for us all, so we stopped for a while for the kids to grab a sausage in some bread and a few home made cup cakes, an unexpected and very welcome treat.
We managed to find the three caches placed for the event, GC47KPA, GC47KGD, GC49MCE as well as another existing cache on site. After a bit more chatting with fellow cachers we decide to call it a day and head off. Overall the days event was fantastic fun for all and very well organized. Great job J&J!
On the way back we made a quick detour into the Rockingham beachfront area to find a few waymarks, the kids ran around and climbed all over the equipment and structures having lots of fun. Then it was time to head off back to the caravan for dinner.
In the afternoon, before it got dark I headed off for a walk in the nearby Dixon Road Conservation Precinct. There are some caches here by Luna Maya and I managed to find one of them, GX47NBY, before it got too dark. Overall and excellent day of fun caching!
Today was full on Cachemania; We were off to “j & j Say G'Day to WA” GC47DF1, a caching event in the Mandura area at the Quarry Adventure Playground. This cache would be our #400, a great way to reach this milestone. We aimed to get off early so we could try to grab my GA4877 Bingo moveable cache nearby. We ended up leaving later than planned due to delays caused by the children, sigh….We managed to navigate to the cache area and set about searching, but after 20 mins of bashing around the bushes and even extending the search area we were forced to leave with a DNF.
We headed off to the event but the GPSr’s maps did not have the new estate listed so resorted to the trusty iphone for directions. Once we arrived we made our way to the meeting area right under the limestone cliffs at the bottom of a manmade amphitheatre, a very spectacular setting. We greeted the event organisers, Jason & Janine and some other cachers, some we had met before and some new people. We chatted with our fellow cachers until the time came to do the prize draws, no luck for us this time, Lol.
After the prize draws we were free to go off and find the caches which had been placed out for the event . We had lots of fun finding these and kept bumping into other cachers as we wandered around. The Quarry Adventure Playground was a very popular place for families to come and picnic, who knows what the muggles were thinking about what we were all doing, or if they even noticed, LOL! The equipment was all very good quality and well constructed with lots of fun constructions for the kids to play on. While we were running around looking for the caches J&J were busy organizing a BBQ lunch for us all, so we stopped for a while for the kids to grab a sausage in some bread and a few home made cup cakes, an unexpected and very welcome treat.
We managed to find the three caches placed for the event, GC47KPA, GC47KGD, GC49MCE as well as another existing cache on site. After a bit more chatting with fellow cachers we decide to call it a day and head off. Overall the days event was fantastic fun for all and very well organized. Great job J&J!
On the way back we made a quick detour into the Rockingham beachfront area to find a few waymarks, the kids ran around and climbed all over the equipment and structures having lots of fun. Then it was time to head off back to the caravan for dinner.
In the afternoon, before it got dark I headed off for a walk in the nearby Dixon Road Conservation Precinct. There are some caches here by Luna Maya and I managed to find one of them, GX47NBY, before it got too dark. Overall and excellent day of fun caching!
Rated: for Overall Experience
The moveables are in a nice park, near a lake and across the road from a Gym.Hope they move soon,
Arrived back at my desk to see a plane and three cars all on my desk, this bingo convoy had landed. And the game had finished. Will move these now moveable to a new location this weekend 
Rated: for Overall Experience
Dropped as part of a convoy heading onto Garden Island
Cheers
Cheers
Made a BINGO swap here. Picked up 6 left 4. Hope they move on soon. 
Picked up to take to tomorrow's event.
Happy Australia Day
Happy Australia Day
Rated: for Overall Experience
Dropped it!Great to see all you guys having so much fun moving my cache around, lol. Im coming up to Perth this week staying at Karrinup Waters caravan Park so would like to find some time so i can log my own caches, and maybe a few others, 
Watched a jet ski being launched here this morning - using a four-wheeler motorbike! Water up over the axles and the driver couldn't get flotation and had to scramble back and shove the jet ski off.
Signed log, thanks for the cache SeabreezeOZ.
Water up over the axles and the driver couldn't get flotation and had to scramble back and shove the jet ski off.Signed log, thanks for the cache SeabreezeOZ.
I placed this cache in exchange for another one I picked up here, but before I could even log them Chwiliwr turned up and grabbed them. While we were standing out the front chatting Mrs iluvtrekking came out of her house and I left a few more trackables for her too.
Stopped in and picked this one up from a friend. I will take it a to a new spot very soon! Thanks for the cache SeaBreezeOz!
Brought all these moveables home and was taking their group photo when their taxi turned up to move them on already!
The start of our mission and success. Target aquired.
TFTC
TFTC
Rated: for Overall Experience
