Tina - the tiny T-Rex Locationless, Locationless
By
Samboo Bear on 01-Sep-18. Waypoint GA12949
Cache Details
Difficulty: | |
Terrain: | |
Type: | Moveable |
Container: | Micro |
Coordinates: | S27° 22.885' E153° 54.855' (WGS 84) |
56J 590401E 6970986N (UTM) | |
Elevation: | 0 m |
Description
Tina - the Tiny T-Rex, a late starter to the dinosaur race.
Tina is supposed to be an entrant in the 2018 Spring Caching Carnival but her start was handicapped by the ineptitude of Australia Post.
While gentle in nature, she is likely to go 'postal' at anything to do with our nations postal service. Still with a bit of luck, pluck, and determination she may just get the start she needs to be crowned Queen of the Carnival (or at least qualify for fashions on the field for her accessories).
What Do I Do With Her?
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Terry T-Rex (GA12656) and Samboo Bear say Hi to Tina |
Hints
gerr ybt |
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Decode |
Logs
nice little stroll in the early morning forest. awesome
Have moved up a hill. Apologies for the late placement!
Reading previous logs, this moveable may still be in location OR may have been found, removed and not relocated yet. We know moveables can sometimes be forgotten / missed / left in the bottom of a caching bag, so a check has been undertaken on this one.
An update will be posted within 28 days….
An update will be posted within 28 days….
A journey today up to the trigpoint by Ravens Loft in the drizzly rain after dropping 1MinnieMooJnr at Chermside.
Wandered over and found Tina staying nice and dry inside her log.
Wandered over and found Tina staying nice and dry inside her log.
Tiny joined me for a walk to the Trig Point at the top of the hill and then decided it was time for a rest.
You can find her in the end of a log behind a rock.
You can find her in the end of a log behind a rock.
Picked Tina up today to continue her on her journey.
Will move her along over the weekend.
Thanks SambooBear
Will move her along over the weekend.
Thanks SambooBear
Steggy and Tina are spending some time together under a log. Look for spos
Tina and steggy met up and decided they want to stay together for awhile.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Alas, as per the others listed as being here, there was nothing we could find of any of the 4.
Thanks anyway SambooBear.
Thanks anyway SambooBear.
Had a good hunt around at the posted coords today with Sol de lune, but sadly could not find Tiny Tina. Thanks anyway SambooBear
sorry we took so long to move. after the big trip to Melbourne needed a rest
decided to go with pterry and Bernie to Melbourne for afl grand final just for the day of fun. pterry and Bernie will be staying but I will come home
Found and met up with Pterry,Bernie and do you think they saurus. Heading on an adventure this weekend
Rated: for Overall Experience
Tina has moved a short distance, remaining close to the Windsor Dinosaur Herd. See you later Tina.
Hi Tina, nice to see you again. Going to move Tina nearby shortly.
Rated: for Overall Experience
moved to cut down tree not far away from the herd.
A nice quick move for Tina. Staying close to the herd.
Nice to see the lovely Tina again. She really is a very cute little Dino. I'm going to do a quick move to keep her near the Windsor herd.
Rated: for Overall Experience
couldnt get to the playground due to muggles having lunch but getting close to have a play
found and moving along a couple of trees , trying to get close to playground to have a play
A little move for a little Dino. The lovely Tina is ready to be found and continue on her travels.
I found the lovely little Tina. I will move her along shortly
Rated: for Overall Experience
nice little park with not many muggles. in a tree that has been cut back to the left at shoulder height. im pretty short
Tina enjoyed meeting up with Trex and Blank on the car pool this morning and didnt get time to stay to see blank get a make over. Great to have a magnet to attach to bottom on steel pole with 2 rocks to cover.
I was very lucky to find a park right at gz . only one left. I didn't even need compass just went by photo. Thank you. now Terry, Blank and I are off to work to get blank not so blank
Rated: for Overall Experience
I had to be in Wilston today for an annual get together of those in my employer's organisation who do the same or similar role to my own. Its always a pretty full on day and today was no different. Although there are now two of us in the same role at my particular workplace so both the muggle co-worker an I were at the meeting. Morning tea was cut short due to time constraints, and lunch was limited too and proved to be the only opportunity we could get roadside to find a hiding spot. I took muggle co-worker with me on the hiding expedition, a bit of an introduction to the obsession I have been banging on about all year since the department moved from being a solo enterprise to a team of two.
Arriving on the footpath, we identified one or two places that could suit, choosing the one that is now Ground Zero. No GPS with me, so I used a gps tracking app which may or may not be 100% accurate, although Google Earth at home tells me it looks close enough. A brief discussion on what the green, slightly spikey plant which now hides Tina is called (neither of us could think of its name), a quick photo (see attached) then back into the auditorium to type up a brief moved log just as the next session was starting, co-incidentally on Teams and Portals. I guess you could say that my co-worker and I were a team in this hide, and we provided a portal to the Brisbane Dinosaur Herd (WDH).
It would have been nice to visit the BDH but the meeting ran late and we needed to head back to the Gold Coast.
Enjoy Tina.
Tina is in a hollow, just on the edge of the retaining wall under the left hand side of green spikey cascading plant.
Arriving on the footpath, we identified one or two places that could suit, choosing the one that is now Ground Zero. No GPS with me, so I used a gps tracking app which may or may not be 100% accurate, although Google Earth at home tells me it looks close enough. A brief discussion on what the green, slightly spikey plant which now hides Tina is called (neither of us could think of its name), a quick photo (see attached) then back into the auditorium to type up a brief moved log just as the next session was starting, co-incidentally on Teams and Portals. I guess you could say that my co-worker and I were a team in this hide, and we provided a portal to the Brisbane Dinosaur Herd (WDH).
It would have been nice to visit the BDH but the meeting ran late and we needed to head back to the Gold Coast.
Enjoy Tina.
Tina is in a hollow, just on the edge of the retaining wall under the left hand side of green spikey cascading plant.
Once again we've received 'instructions' from a small grey bear.
"Hey, Suzy"
"Yes", I replied cautiously, last time he hoped up on the table while we were having a cup of tea after work we received the kind of detailed instructions on dinosaur movements that would put battle planners to shame. Fortunately, this time there is only one dinosaur close to home. Surely todays instructions will be simpler.
"You know that dinosaur, Tina, that I hid in the gnome tree?" he stated. Obviously he knew that we knew exactly who he was talking about. "Well, Tina has been hiding for almost a week, I see on your calendar that you are going up to Brisbane for an all day work thing tomorrow. I've checked the map, and the place you are going to is pretty close to the Brisbane dinosaur herd. Why don't you go for a walk this afternoon, pick up Tina then take her with you tomorrow, maybe you'll find a place to hide her near where your meeting is. Then my geofriends in Brisbane can move her closer to the herd".
It sounded like a reasonable idea, so we headed to the park for a walk and picked up Tina.
Thanks.
"Hey, Suzy"
"Yes", I replied cautiously, last time he hoped up on the table while we were having a cup of tea after work we received the kind of detailed instructions on dinosaur movements that would put battle planners to shame. Fortunately, this time there is only one dinosaur close to home. Surely todays instructions will be simpler.
"You know that dinosaur, Tina, that I hid in the gnome tree?" he stated. Obviously he knew that we knew exactly who he was talking about. "Well, Tina has been hiding for almost a week, I see on your calendar that you are going up to Brisbane for an all day work thing tomorrow. I've checked the map, and the place you are going to is pretty close to the Brisbane dinosaur herd. Why don't you go for a walk this afternoon, pick up Tina then take her with you tomorrow, maybe you'll find a place to hide her near where your meeting is. Then my geofriends in Brisbane can move her closer to the herd".
It sounded like a reasonable idea, so we headed to the park for a walk and picked up Tina.
Thanks.
Good luck Tina, enjoy your adventures and keep away from postal workers.
Published date retrospectively set to 1 September so she can be included in the Dinosaur Racing lists.
Published date retrospectively set to 1 September so she can be included in the Dinosaur Racing lists.