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October 2009
2nd
We have the new cache ready to go but we are waiting to see what is happening with the garden before we replace it. We may need to go to plan B & use a different container type & move GZ slightly.
September 2009
5th
Went to check on the cache & couldn't even find it. The garden bed it was in has been cleared & I checked the others without success. We will order a new cache & replace asap. Stay tuned.
2nd
We will check out the damage probably on the weekend & if needs be will take off line until we can order a new cache.
August 2009
22nd
We think we found it. This was our second visit to this cache and thought it was going to be another DNF. Determined not to be defeated, we persevered and geokid 7yo finally says "I found it". It was right under our noses, but it has definitely been muggled!. No log book, broken cache bottom but one trinket left inside.
Still not sure if we've found the original or the replaced cache. Either way, it was a beauty... and such a shame that is has been damaged.
TFTF
2nd
Spent quite some time searching around for this one, but didn't find it.
1st
Could not find, darksidelemm and I looked for quite a while.
May 2009
21st
That took some looking - including opening sprinkler valve "caches", working out a loose knot in the pine sleepers with a 'tool' that happened to be left at GZ. All to no avail. Google maps helped a little, and all along I'd was right there under my you-know-what! Great camo TFTC.
19th
Found by Sunshine Toledo at 11:30am. Looked in the wrong place for a few minutes before some other cachers came along and helped out. I was very pleased to meet 'Ciril' and 'lioness and milkman' at the cache; an easy find then. It is a great camo job too. TFTC
[This entry was edited by Sunshine Toledo on Sunday, May 24, 2009 at 4:56:01 PM.]
19th
Met a fellow Queenslander here though I'm afraid I have forgotten his name, Perfectly camoflagued cache. TFTC!
April 2009
25th
We finally found this one on our third attempt, fewf, it seems so obvious now! TFTC
March 2009
31st
Interesting to look at the Art of the noses. Thanks for bringing me here. 
29th
Pulled in and got off the bike, and wandered across to GZ. I have been fortunate to find quite a number of similar hides, using the same cache container up in Queensland, so let Mrs Bundy, who was a few steps behind, have the fun of searching for it. Admittedly, there wasnt much to hide it, as the garden is pretty bare.
Found at 1400 hrs.
Cheers
Bundy
22nd
Hooray!! Have been to look here before but it eluded me (and the 3 other people who were seraching with me!!). It was actually very simple. I guess it is the obvious ones that are so easy to miss!!
6th
Find 525 without a GPS at 3.00pm
Almost had given up because it can’t be hidden here must have drifted elsewhere.
No, it was there Google Earth was within 2 metres.
TNLNSL FOFV TFTC
January 2009
15th
Very aromatic! We love our local library but Mrs and mini Trigg-A-Nomics weren't here to log this one with me.
T: Bell
L: Green helicopter
15th
Our first for the day and we couldn't find it. The exact spot that we were looking at was completely devoid of ANY garden - which had us wondering about our GPS. We will not be beaten - and we WILL return for further investigations. Thanks for the challenge.
10th
Found this cache with froghoppin and have since created my own team name and currently logging previous finds after discussions with other cachers at a recent event TFTC
10th
Nearly gave up on this one, read up on the spoilers then started thinking outside the norm and found it easily TNLN TFTC
5th
Tried once and failed, came back with K8eus and found it very quickly second time. Brilliant cache guys, love it! TNLF
December 2008
9th
Add another DNF from me. Spent a fair while looking but to no avail. Approaching the end of a day's cyclocaching.
November 2008
30th
for the life of me we cannot find it. Looked everywhere, looked under the nose and pushed around in the herbs, but nothing. Not happy jan.
23rd
Obviously I don't have a nose for sniffing out the more cleverly hidden caches!  GPS had me going round in circles and even with lots of clues from previous finders... I still stank! [xx(]
Nice garden area, lots of muggle readers coming and going, and kids had a ball playing on the bridge over and in the dry creek bed. 
Like Arnie says...I'll be back!
21st
Fiiiiiiinally found this one (okay, yes I admit, my scouts actually told me what to look for)..
I spent a *lot* of time looking in a more developed part of the garden, but today, armed with a very big hint, I found it straight away.
T green thing, L bell
TFTC!!
Bek-theraccoon
October 2008
18th
Found by the PL group on a geocaching camp.
TFTC
12th
Ah ha can't fool this Snitch!  Found while daughter was rehearsing for mid school musical again!!..... Gives me an excuse to cache! Hope your seeking is muggle free!
September 2008
6th
Fabulous hide - took us a while to sniff it out. GeoKid swapped the pet rock for two tumbling beans.
TFTC in a wonderful park.
August 2008
16th
Found with Acosador at 16:00
Clever hide, interesting scuplture, nice garden
TFTC
15th
Nice hide.
I had the help of Perseguidor.
[This entry was edited by Acosador on Sunday, August 17, 2008 at 12:58:06 AM.]
July 2008
5th
We found this a long long time ago and obviously forgot to log it.We recall it was a Friday night and we were with a friend who was joining us Geocaching for the first time. It took us awhile as well. TFTC
June 2008
19th
Hmmm... not over there, the GPS says over this way. but there's noting over here except ... Aha!
A nice find. It was so out in the open I was amazed! I tucked it away a little better.
Left pet rock because it would fit  .
16th
Obviously didnt find/select the right nose!
15th
... took a while looking for this one. Clever micro. In the end it was right under our noses. Ha ha. TNLN. Thanks.
May 2008
15th
15/5/2008 7.00pm Team:A
[red] DAY 197 OF OUR BIG NOVEMBER CHALLENGE [/red]
Took the nose challenge and sniffed it out, neat garden, can only imagine what it would be like in full bouquet.
TNLN - micros have that problem, SL TFTC
[blue] Gayle/Mark [/blue]
April 2008
24th
A quick stop on the way North. Joan found it. What an interesting monument. Thanks Team Phrodo and Adopted by Ranger Family.
March 2008
31st
A quick stop while in Adelaide for work.
Thanks
28th
Tried to stick our fingers up all the nostrils we could find, but they were all blocked [B)]!
Well, if in doubt, follow your GPS [8].
Eldest geoson quickly worked it out.
Nice hide!
TNLNSL.
Thanks team Phrodo & Ranger Family [^].
18th
I tried for this one several months ago with no success. This time I had it in about a minute! Must not have looked in the right spot. A neat hide and thanks.
February 2008
14th
Our first cache in Australia! Over for our son's wedding. Looks like the garden could do with some soft Scottish rain - we have plenty! Thanks. The Webbys.
6th
Found during 24hr cac-hunting run, Accompanied with Varuna and Mrs Snapper!!!, Everlasting as our Driver, Found 120 caches out of 137 including 17 DNFs and the missing caches. Thanks for organizing the cache and hunt.
6th
24hr cache-hunt run by snapper!!! and varuna. The cache was found quickly and signed, before heading back
to where Everlasting (Driver) was waiting in her car, to drive onto the next cache. This cache was one of our 120 finds. Thanks for the cache and the spot.
5th
Although SatLoc was erratic I found the cache after a little bit of hunting around.
Due to watering restrictions the scented garden is a sorry spectacle – one wonders how much longer it will survive. I don’t think I would fancy anything from there in my Vindaloo!
Anyway, ‘Thanks for the Cache’ Ranger Family.
TNLNSL
January 2008
25th
This place was certainly on the nose today. It was a pleasnt smell however as I sat down on the nearest bench to outwait a council worker who was cleaning up some leaves. As soon as he was gone i commenced the search and soon had cache in hand. Signed the log, replaced the cache and jumped back in the car to accompanying residual smells left on my hands.
TFTC
15th
Find number 1277, Mr MadMyers and I found the cache fairly quickly before heading back to the car for Everlasting to drive us to the next one. Thanks for placing this cache which helped us find 189 today. Cheers The Nanks
15th
Out on a long night and day of caching with MrTheNanks - we found this one. On holidays from Queensland - what better way to spend a good few hours than caching!! Cache found, log signed - now onto the next cache! Thanks for the South Australian cache!
11th
Found the cache at 2.45pm. Excellent one, love your cache so much. SL. Thanks Ranger Family for organising the cache and hunt.
5th
Nice park. Great sculpture too, pity that the garden is not being maintained. Not sure I would use that in a vindaloo, but each to their own.
The adjacent carpark was a bit busy, with lots of book laden muggles walking to and fro.
Thanks, Robmc.
5th
Check out all those DNF's. Takes a couple of victorian cachers to have a successfull find it seems. Didn't take us all that long either. Plenty of nice fragraces here some of which tended to linger on our hands after touching the plants. We pulled up here and ate our lunchtime sandwiches.
Thanks indeed.
December 2007
23rd
Checked on it today & it still there , sorry guys. Better luck next time. When a ranger hides something it stays hidden. 
12th
Kiwi Cache Raid: Was very busy here and so we had to be a bit restrained in our search. At least now we know where those lovely curry smells come from. Many thanks,,,,,,,,,
12th
Missed this one one the record attempt
12th
Alas we couldn't locate this one after a extensive hunt
12th
Attempted unsuccessfully during our 24 hour record attempt.
12th
Muggle central so searching a bit restrained. Couldn't spot it.
November 2007
23rd
FINALLY!!!! looked at this one many times, but seemed to have had the wrong coordinates. Very clever hide
Cheers
Miss Jane
10th
It is an apt name and a clever cache. Looked past it a couple of times. TNLNSL
October 2007
28th
Ready to go again, Good Luck. 
28th
** Coordinates Changed From **
S 34° 58.354 E 138° 36.502
Distance From Old: 13.4 feet
Coordinates updated for the new cache.
6th
We have a new container in the works & hope to have the cache up & running in a couple of weeks or so.
September 2007
14th
We are currently assessing the viability of camouflage for a new cache. Watch this space.
July 2007
28th
Disabling until we can find a new hide location as the original hiding spot has been cut back.
22nd
The cache is definately gone, which is a pitty as it is the first cache that we ever found  . The surrounding greenery has been cut back so will no longer support a cache in that exact location. Will email the owner as they have not been on for a long time to see if they want to replace it, if not then with permission we will seek to adopt the cache.
16th
strange sculpture yes!!
Found the sculptor, but no luck with the cache. I was all over the place in my 3 metre radius. Will come back another day.
Cheers
SS
15th
Interesting sculpture but unfortunately no luck with the cache. Thought we were looking in the right spot but obviously not
June 2007
15th
found on a visit to the library. No one ever seems to notice this little spot! TNLN
May 2007
12th
I see that my friends trail06 had been here most recently before me and had left the cache very neatly concealed (as I would expect). Great garden- I will definitely revisit to enjoy the smells again. Took a ball and left a cowboy. Thanks for the interesting cache. I don't understand the sculpture though. I guess that is art.
April 2007
22nd
7th find of the 3rd day at 8:49am for our Adelaide trip, accompanied by Feathertop.
Not much scent here today. TNLN, Signed Log, Thanx Team Phrodo...
22nd
Found with Oenze on day 1 of our caching trip in Adelaide. We now knows how this cache got its name. TOok us a good while until comonsense kicked in. Thanks for the cache.
22nd
9:22am
Easy find, no problems with this one, feeling a little tired by now.
Cheers
14th
Been to this park before but did not know this section existed. A great concept. Desparately needs a good drink and some new plantings because of the drought.
A pleasantly smelly activity.
Took dinosaur and left a ball.
Thanks!
Moses on the move.
February 2007
3rd
Enough nose puns in the log already, so I won't add to the pain
Took: koala keyring
Left: toy car
2nd
Dropping off the Geocoin
January 2007
30th
had a long stop at this one, wondered if any of the noses actually fit it.
soon in hand
TNLNSL
TFTC
20th
Sniffed this one out. Nice spot. TFTC
20th
Nice park that I didn't know about and a nice sculpture. The rain hampered the search a little. Left: a highlighter and a koala keyring. TFTC.
18th
I have known about this park for years but wasn't aware of the sculpture. Nice hide.
December 2006
31st
This was the 26th of 29 successful finds for caches in Adelaide that Shadow! and I (from the ACT) tackled over 4 days whilst visiting my family. What a great excuse to go caching in a new environment!
Found this one at 3:08pm on our last ditch effort to get some caches before returning to the ACT. Nobody nose how much we liked this cache!
Nice spot, and the coordinates were right on the nose ... I think I took a couple of good photos - will see how they turn out. Smell you later!
T - N
L - 2 x dinosaurs
TFTC!!!
31st
Found it with Fore! on holidays. Easy find in a cute location and naming reference. Cache doesn't have geocaching notice in contents to assist if found by Muggles...
TNLN Fun
30th
Found easily, what an Unusual Sculpture!! Thanks for bringing us here, TNLN TFTC
28th
A park behind the park. An interesting collection of plants and sculpture.
27. TNLN
Visited: World Traveller Gold GC A#6 & Astrolabe Silver A#52
Albida
12th
After passing some muggles making out in their car this was a quick find that had me worried to start with as the lid had come away from the container as I grabbed it & the contents were falling out.
T stubby holder so I could get the lid back on properly.
TFTC
November 2006
26th
2nd Attempt for Barra, a quick find with no muggles around on Saturday arvo.
Cheers from Barra.
19th
Searched a while, soph finally found, gr8 spot, very interesting artwork
Took: Hair Clip
Left: Bracelet
TFTC
11th
Missus nabbed this on before I could get out of the car! Damn, she's quick.[:(!]
T: toy plane
L: Ninja turtle
TFTH - It seems to be a very well set up garden, but a bit of TLC needed.[8)]
10th
A quick find on my push to 100 TFTC
1st
Found by Buzz and Swampy of the Tas contingent
TNL bouncy ball
TFTC
October 2006
25th
Mr Clip was parked nearby while I was checking out the contents, exchanging, and logging. Regardless, exchanged a plastic tree for something else - not sure what. TFTC
22nd
Another one that had to come back to the car for a while due to muggle presence. First attempt aborted due to people as well. TNLN TFTC
10th
Bike Dog TB tried the city lights
8th
Found yesterday during Beaker's SA record attempt.
Number 41 of 75 for the day.
TNLNSL
Thanks
BB
5th
GPS and scent off, but both settled when the sculpture was spotted. Took a while as I thought the cache was titled "up your nose". Oh well, found at last! TNLNSL. TFTC an interesting sculpture
4th
Nice fragrant spot....could've been the local restaurant as well!! Found OK....TNLN
Cheers
September 2006
17th
The brat boys couldn't find it, but the hint took me straight to it - only problem was, for the rest of the way home I kept hearing "I don't get it".
17th
An interesting sculpture to say the least, cache was easily found.
TNLNSL
14th
Quick find on the way home from a day of caching with voogoofish. Circled a few times, then voogoo suggest to look "there"...Success!! TNLNSL
14th
both kggy and my gps took us away from gz last time... this time with a better signal it was perfect... plus if I needed it I was given a hint at the "highland gathering" bu the Ranger family. TNLNSL
August 2006
15th
My first night time cache find. TNLN
12th
An easy find today using the clue, came here once before but only had GZ coords which took us to a different spot. took marker and left stubbie holder.SL. TFTC
8th
Found 09:25. On the way to work, luckily had a late kick-off today. TNLNSL. TFTC.
July 2006
14th
An easy find while passing by.
TNLNSL.
13th
Batteries were running low when I got to this one so just had to wander around the garden a bit til i remembered the clue. Must come back when garden is in flower. TNLNSL
5th
A very easy find but one of our very favourite caches so far on our Adelaide Trip. This is a really location and one we are sure to visit again when back in Adelaide.
Love the Sculpture too.
Thank you to Team Phrodo.
EDIT - Wrong Date
[This entry was edited by HawMorFords on Sunday, July 09, 2006 at 5:23:31 AM.]
June 2006
26th
I didn't look in the obvious place, I was a bit on the nose by the time I'd finished. Lots of scrub matted in hair and clothing. Took #3 Allblack, left Pittcrew man.Thanks
24th
Found at 16:45 by Glenn and Ella. I have been to this one before but there have always been muggles around, but on a cold afternoon it was clear.
TNLNSL
May 2006
27th
Left with smelly hands but no cache...
8th
What an interesting spot! I bet it's better in summer when the heat releases all the fragrances. The cache was well hidden and in goos shape. Left a NZ All Blacks World Cup 1995 player. Took a Egyptian thingy. SL Thanks for this great hide.
April 2006
26th
Nice warm day brought out the smells today. Found cache after resorting to clue..too many hiding places. Spent the day with hands smelling of Coriander (I think). Must return with bags and scissors..
16th
Found 10:00, a great cache to star the day with, we really enjoyed this little park.
TNLN, thanks phrodo.
9th
I had a nose around and found a cache. Lovely little spot to smell the roses (and other things too).
Took Oscar the grouch and left a Jetson's car.
Thanks, this cache is not to be sniffed at
9th
A nosey sculpture, an aromatic place, a quick find, and a very full cache.
TNLN Thanks!
1st
Found this one easily. nice to visit the same place i went to kindy all those years ago...[8)] signed the log, but didnt take or swap anything..
March 2006
29th
Found by JackHenry 29/3/06 @ 15:00
We went past here the other day but the GPS was pointing so far off that we didn't bother looking. In the world of flying there is an expression called GLOC (pronounced Gee Lock) which mean G induced Loss Of Consciousness (ie a pilot blacks out when pulling too many G's) I've always wanted to coin a new acronym so here it is. GLOC - GPS Loss of Coordinates. (or Consciousness)
Today we had good satelites and had no trouble finding the location. Interesting sculpture. I think I recognise one of them TNLN SL
25th
Cute spot. Lovely smelling garden. The sculpture is certainly....interesting.
TNLN.
Thanks Team Phrodo!
19th
Looked high, Looked Low, looked everywhere. Could not see it. Maybe it just wasnt my day...
12th
Found our first cache for the Ranger Family which took a little while but found it at 17.20. No muggles around being late on a Monday publuc holiday afternoon. It wasn't in the most obvious place but a very good hide. Left a pack of collectors pretiege car cards & took an MFS patch. congratulations to team phrodo for a great cache.
February 2006
18th
I've been here before but I thoughtthis would be the ideal spot for Hooter Head Travel Bug who wants to experience smells from around the world. Unfortunately he couldn't fit so he will have to move on.
January 2006
23rd
Found it @ 1.54pm EST with Jayne Marie. Just where we have filled up with petrol many times. Easy find.
14th
Visited this spot for the third time, still spent a while getting arms scratched while trying to find by torchlight. Checked the most obvious spot, which we are both sure has been checked before, and finally found it there. Can't believe how we ever missed it. [B)] Glad to remove this one from the 'to do' list. Took a fireman, left a stripey ball. Thanks team phrodo.
7th
Fairly easy find given the clue and didn't think it could be anywhere else. TNLNSL
Stanleys
5th
Now that made an interesting picture. TNLNSL. Thank you
December 2005
29th
quick n easy, nice little park, tnln except skin which burnt off my bare feet on the hot pavers ouch....
a&l
18th
Just passing by to pick up TB Peep.
There's an obvious seaside jaunt in front of him.
15th
Great spot, really nice for a visit
Swapped Tb Peep for Tb Bill E Goat
November 2005
6th
Stopped by for a second visit early on a Sunday morning, but still no luck. Car park was deserted, so checked some spots we didn't look at last time. Will wait to see if anyone else finds before attempting again.
October 2005
28th
Did a quick stop by one I've logged before to drop off TB Mr Bill E Goat who's been sitting 1) in the spare room and 2) in the glove box for way too long. I feel I've let the poor critter down by inadvertantly dragging him down from the lofty Victorian Alps to low lands Adelaide...but it's a long story involving innocent/ignorant third parties, back country skiing, picnics in the sun, secret handshakes and knowing winks. Hope somebody can whisk him onwards and upwards sometime soon ! Cheers Shams.
28th
Came up empty handed with this one. A nasty muggle infection set in here around lunch time which didn't help. Might try again on a weekend when muggles are sparser. Thanks anyway phrodo.
13th
On the nose, or right underneath it? Humungous amount of muggles around. Managed a quick grab inbetween them. Was just heading home and added a 6th and "definately the last today" to the list. Thanks. Left a patch, TNSL
PS: Definately needs a new logbook, since we had trouble finding a page with even just a few lines to write on.
September 2005
22nd
Fourth of eight finds for my last night in Adelaide. This is a lovely garden that I would have been oblivious to if it weren't for this cache. There were just enough people about to make stealth necessary, however, the real fly in the ointment was the bloke parked almost at GZ, with his door open! Instead of obeying my GPSr, I searched in what I considered to be likely spots, out of sight of said bloke. He moved off soon after, and I decided to follow the needle. I found it at 1940 in a place that was more obvious than I thought it would be. Loved the paint job on the container! Thanks to team phrodo for the cache.
IN: Glitter glue
OUT: Yo-yo key ring
17th
Who would have believed it would be in such an obvious and exposed spot. Grabbed the cache and retreated to the car to avoid any muggle interuptions. Took pocket knife and left Eggs on Legs. Very strange sculpture but well done.
8th
Arrow, the big blue frog, is now reunited with her Travel Bug brood. Thanks Lead'n Lace for your help. Thanks Team Phrodo for the great location.
7th
Nice quick find. Found within 5 mins. Great park. TNLN.
3rd
Quiet spot for a damp Saturday afternoon - 14.20h. Took - TB Arrow and attached frog. Left - small pocket knife. Thanks for being nosey.
3rd
Quick find on a wet drab old day - too cold and wet for anything to be "On the Nose" today
Took Elephant
Left Comb
3rd
This note is to the team that found "Arrow" travel Bug. You have only taken the tag and left the most important part of the bug namely "Arrow" the blue frog.
e-mail me, magnum44@ozemail.com.au and we will see how we can arrange for you to collect and reunite "Arrow" with the tag.
Cheers
Lead.
[This entry was edited by Lead 'n Lace on Sunday, September 04, 2005 at 3:33:36 PM.]
August 2005
31st
A funny thing happened on the way to the Library. We were just "noseing around" and lo and behold we found it.
TOOK: Plastic Fireman
LEFT: Arrow Travel Bug (485035) as it was time to continue the journey, and lizard.
Cheers for now
Lead 'n Lace.
July 2005
28th
Once again I'm one step behind Featherwaite[8)]. A nice quick find (didn't have to nose around for long ); just how I like them. Thanks team phrodo.
26th
Found during lunch hour. What a great sculpture and interesting garden! TNLN. Actually, it reminded me of someone at work once, that was even nosier than the sculpture. The garden was very aromatic under the light drizzle. Cheers.
11th
i love geocaching, it takes you to places even around the corner you didn't know were there thanks guys
June 2005
30th
Had to pretend to draw this sculpture as some muggles appeared while I was retrieving it. The places you'll see... TNLNSL Thanks team phrodo.
25th
Found it right on the node as expected. What a great garden. According to XYL I now have to get some of the lemon scented verbina (sic) for the garden.
Thanks to team phrodo.
22nd
Sniffed it out (I crack myself up ) on the second visit.
TNLN.
20th
We would have definatley driven by and not known this garden was here ( we are visiting from Vic). A great time to visit as the area was certainly on the nose
Took nose
Left Yo-yo keyring
13th
Nice garden loved the flowers
12th
Found in a nice park with no one nosing around.
Thanks Team Phrodo.
Regards Mr.Coffee and the “blessed are the Big Noses†Coffee Clan.
11th
Nice setting for this easy find.
4th
Easy find and easy on the nose.
A few muggles walking around with books in hand.
TNLNSL
Played soccer in the park.
TeamGeo (bg60)
May 2005
30th
Found it on a cool sunny afternoon. Live nearby and never knew this was here. Easy find, good clever hide. Took walrus and echidna, left dinosaur and bear. Enjoyed the fragrances in the air while here, thanks for a well placed cache.
[This entry was edited by braybanks97 on Saturday, June 04, 2005 at 6:11:55 PM.]
25th
Been here before but the place was crawling with muggles. Today went early in the morning before too many were up and about, but in this location it doen't have to be too early to be early enough. 10 points for the simple parking access. TNLNSL. Cheers.
6th
Back again for another try. Although I had looked there last time, I hadn’t LOOKED there, if you know what I mean? . Keeping with the ‘on the nose’ theme, I left a rather overpowering Wallace & Grommit air freshener. Took nothing. Thanks Team Phrodo.
2nd
2nd Adeliade cache and what a beauty, This city must be full of parks I just wish I had more time to explore. Great theme unfortunatley I had nothing to match so TNLN.
Cheers
March 2005
27th
Lovely park - easy find. Started to write log when lots of vintage car enthusiast muggles appeared. Took motor bike and left seahorse and Klem Bear. Thanks team phrodo.
26th
What an odd bit of art? Looked for ages, but couldn’t find it. Didn’t read the hint ‘till I got home, but I had looked there anyway. Another day perhaps?
21st
Thanks Phrodo, found this one. Twas a nice evening ride from home at about 7.15pm. nice garden & nice bird life. TNLN thanks again
17th
Pleasant fragrant little spot. Found it within 2 minutes.
Took crocodile, left motorbke. Cooeeee.
February 2005
27th
Found it @ approx. 20:00
What a fragrant little spot this is.Nice and quite on a sunday arvo, so no muggles too worry about.
Found without too much trouble.
Took crocodile
Left roller stamper/eraser.
Thanks Team Phrodo
24th
An easy find on a perfect day. Took TB Take me to your leader and left a Pokemon keyring.
Thanks Team Phrodo.
19th
Found on a rushed trip to Adelaide from Mount Gambier. TB Take Me to Your Leader wanted to visit a capital city, so found this one to suit his needs. Geomate lives nearby, so I will come back when I have more time and see if I can pick my nose (figuratively). Liked the garden nearby as all the roses were "on the nose" (in a positive way) as well. Thanx Team Phrodo.
11th
Parked not far away and found general area but GPS was playing up a bit. Tried by staying in open more and from opposite direction and soon found.
Thanks
11th
Great car park, easily found.
5th
We used to go to the library nearby here as it was our local. We poked around for quite some time in the wrong spot due to transposing the last 2 digits of the latitude. Not sure how that happened, but we were initially looking about 30m away from the actual location. After rechecking and correcting our mistake we found the cache pretty quickly.
5th
Found this one this afternoon. Quite familiar with this area, and immediately knew where it would be from the cache name. One half of Teamminx went to Kindy here, and often stood in wonder looking at this object as a four year old ... it was good to come back for another visit 17 years later.
Thanks!
TNLNSL
January 2005
19th
I cannot beleive that it has taken me 3 attempts to find this one. I was thinking way too much into it, and not even taking notice of the obvious.
When i eventually stopped cursing at myself, filled the log out, left a PC mouse connector, and took some sunnies with the funny eye-brows on them.
Damn i feel stupid.
19th
setsujoku, I think the plastic nose goes with the glasses with the bushy eyebrows . Took mitt and ball and left a skippy. We didn't know this place was here depite driving past quite often. Someone 'nose' what they are doing.
16th
Thanks for bringing me here - a very unique sculpture.
The kids loved it.
Left Velcro ball and mit, took chalk.
Thanks
15th
Thanks to someone on the inside of Team Langy I came here @ 10:30 @ nite with the sole purpose of finding a certain Key...It wasn't there!!! Therefore TNLN & I signed the Logbook. Cheers.
14th
Dropped off the Key to the Heart - lucky it had a twin...
7th
Found without to much problem.
Took NSW SES badge, left ???
6th
Nice little place to nose around in for a while! Took a goblindust button and left a glowin the dark smiley face. Cheers
1st
2nd cache of 2005 for us ! The Piggy knee reconstruction seems to be holding, so back into it for the new year !
I nose it was here and sniffed it out Ok.
Interesting (bad taste?) spot !
1st
sniffed this one out sans GPS (we nose were smart!), on the first day of the year. nice little hungry jack's picnic spot. left nothing & took nothing but memories.
Cheers, Team volley XXX.
December 2004
29th
Strange statue....
Took Lei, left party blower!
27th
Found the cache at night, but having seen the sculpture I think I need to come back in the daylight for a closer look.
Left a Hawaiian Lai and took Barzan Abd Al-Ghafur Sulayman Majid Al-Tikriti, otherwise known as the Iraqi Special Republican Guard Commander Queen of Hearts card. What a name.
26th
Lovely spot... Never knew it was here, but then I don't live here... Well, not any more...
TNLN, thanks team phrodo.
26th
Found quickly. That's one weird statue. TNLN. Thanks.
19th
Stopped by to drop off the Washington geocoin we found in "Mick's Garden".
16th
While I was bumbling around peering at the roses my eldest quickly found the prize, removed it to the handy nearby bench for inspection.
Removed a small notebook and placed a plastic dinosaur. Could not bear to remove any of the nose-related trinkets.
14th
(Deem nasal puns included please!)
I used to live quite near here (29 George Street) many years ago, and this was my local park, library and shortcut to the Mitcham shops. This scultpture wasn't here then, though (we're talking back when pyramids were still in vogue...)
No trouble to find, and I took some photos to amuse Mama Bear when I get home.
Took nothing, probably left a squeezable kiwi (I often do, but I forget now!)
Papa Bear_Left
13th
Found at 21:00
Interesting spot. You can stand there and pick your nose.
No swap made.
Thanks Phrodo.
9th
Went out to find a TB, and found a great cache as well. Despite having gone to school in the area and visiting the facility nearby countless times I've never actually seen this sculpture. And I still don't get it - but then that's me and modern art.
Cache was easily found as I was in a rush and used the clue. Took the travel bug as we're going to South Africa and I want it to have a nice trip, and left the queen of hearts card from 'Moustaches' cache.
Katdragon
4th
Finally, on my third visit, I found it. I loved strolling arouns the garden beds sampling the various aromas. Thanks phrodo.
TN left SES patch.
November 2004
29th
In Melbourne there is a cache with the same name as this, but it is so named because of the terrible smell there – its near the sewerage farm. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this cache had no such unpleasant odour to it. This was my first cache for the day, found at 10:20. No exchange was made. Thanks Team Phrodo for a much more pleasant smelling cache than expected.
24th
everyone else was looking in the wromg place but I was the one to find it. I came with goblimndust and crappypants. i took a key chain
24th
Once again with goblindust and godess...the noses were amazing and i never new they existed!
24th
# two of three today that I got while i was out with the Goddess and a coulpe of newbies.The Goddess grabbed this one in a super fast time. I left a TB and a goblindust geobutton in this cache in a great area. Many thanks
21st
Found at 1950 - very unusual sculpture, and we were one of the (probably) thousands who had no idea this garden was here. Spotted the likely hiding spot for the cache, and had it in hand quickly - TNLN, thanks for the hunt!
15th
Found today on a lunch break. The co-ords were a bit off but I've posted waypoints that should help those who follow. Of course, *I* might just be having a bad GPS day! Nice cache, and I especially like the effort that went into camoflaging the container. Didn't have any trinkets on me to swap, so I took nothing, left nothing.
Well done Phrodo!
14th
Nice location Team Phrodo!
Found the cache at 14:25 with the aid of the clue. Fully fragrant today! Needed to do a touch of muggle dodging - not too bad though.
Took: Koala clip
Left: Flower stickers
TFTC
10th
Nice Place. Only trouble was the place smelt like cooked eggs (yech!). Never mind.
Had to make this a quick visit, MUGGLES!
TNLN.
Cheers!
7th
Very interesting little sculpture, found by Rachaellii with some ease, blindly sticking her hand into where the cache was located without any regard for what could be in there. someone forgot to put the nose onto the faces.
Cheers,
Tysonium
October 2004
29th
Great piece of sculpture and a bonus with the roses in bloom.
Grabbed cache and swapped memo tags for a packet of chalk.
24th
GPS put us right at the cache location. Was a very quick find. Cool piece of art there. Took the TB and left something? Thanks.
23rd
First visit the GPS didn't put me in the right spot, but with the help of the clue knew what I was looking for. Very strange piece of sculpture indeed!
Took an egyptian, left a paint pen and Angkor TB to move onwards. Thanks Team Phrodo.
16th
Found by Mary & David at 1420. What a wonderful garden - at its best now. Saw another couple acting like cachers and so they turned out to be. Lovely to meet another new team. Took $100 Eraser, left pack of memo holders. Our thanks to team phrodo.
6th
A quick find on the way to get some lunch. Took two of my year 12's with me. The aromas around were a bit on the nose and were playing havoc with our hunger. A simple find but a good location. TNLN.
[This entry was edited by TeamLangy on Wednesday, October 06, 2004 at 3:14:43 AM.]
6th
A quick find in an unusual garden hidden at the back of a carpark.
TNLNSL
Noses know!
4th
Found by Leah at 3pm, while I was still looking for something more tricky. Back to basics will do it most times! Swapped out a hi-five hand for a flouro gel pen. Thanks for the new cache in this very well presented little area.
4th
I think this is going to become another of my suburban 'bete noir' caches. I had two muggle disturbed searches on Saturday and searched again with reinforcements today for no success. Pity, it is one of those classic "drive-past-every-day-and-never-been-here" caches. I shall return.
3rd
Ah the sweet scent of Spring! Followed our noses to the cache site. No beating around the bushes for this one. TNLNSL. Thanks Team Phrodo, Cheers Rav 4 Raiders
1st
Brown nosed an hour off work to check out this new cache. Had a nosey near the library as the instrument led me astray under the trees.
Suddenly i got a better lock and with no nosey parker muggles around, zoom i had the cache.
Excellent location for a cache. Your selection for a first cache was spot on.
1st
Well concealed! No swaps this time. Thanks Phrodo.
September 2004
30th
A very nice park to visit on a very nice sunny day. Found without too many problems. Took puzzle and left travel bug.
30th
Found by Skippy @ 9:30am and I was hoping to get here b4 John, I only saw this come up this morning.
Took tissues to blow my NOSE and left Kangaroo and something else I forgot.
Thanks Phrodo
29th
Found by Team GeoCoopers.
We've been hosue sitting 1,200m from this cache. Over the past weeks have been thinking that I've never been into this park and should really stop to take a look.
Thanks Phrodo for a good cache.
29th
Of course I left a large packet of tissues. Just in case. The nearby rose garden should make the place more on the nose as spring progresses  Thanks Team Phrodo for your first cache. Clear skies, TeamAstro.
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