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On Tuesday (16th Feb) I attended the Geebung Lunch event (Another Bung Lunch – the Long Return – GC234F0) where I got to meet some new cachers.
The event was fun, lots of stories (as you would expect), a lucky dip FTF and a beautiful geocoin was won.
The only disappointment of the day was the food actually – we couldn’t get the bar menu and had to eat off the expensive restaurant menu!
November wasn’t a bad caching month for me. I managed to grab 10 caches and attend an event – the WWFM VI!
The WWFM was fun as per usual. 54 teams attended this one which just happened to fall on the same day as the Myer Christmas Parade. Luckily our massive event didn’t interfere too much with theirs although I’m sure more than a few muggles grabbed log sheets without realising what we were up to!
After the event, I headed into the city on my bike to grab some caches that had been placed since my last visit to the CBD. This included an interesting Earthcache! I also cycled out to the Rod Laver Tennis Centre to grab a few caches out that way. I also managed to log 5 different types of cache today! Event, traditional, multi, earthcache and locationless.
On the last weekend of the month I went caching while the family were out Christmas shopping. I have made a short iPhone video of this expedition (to follow shortly).
Tags: australia, earthcache, heathmont, melbourne, WWFM
This is the event that I attended last Saturday in Federation Square, Melbourne. Below is a photo and a short YouTube video of the cachers involved.
Link to YouTube video
Tags: australia, Federation Square, melbourne, WWFM
It was a weekend of firsts for me! Not only did I find my first Geocaching Australia cache, but I also found my first ever locationless cache and attended my first caching event.
My locationless cache was Australian Heritage and I logged the Former High Court of Australia as my find.
The event that I attended was a world wide flash mobbing event and I logged my visit in Melbourne. There were about 40 – 50 people who all appeared at exactly 10am. We were all handed a piece of paper to sign as our log which we then placed in an ammo can. We had our photo taken, then dispersed. Here is a link to the photos I took.
Tags: australia, Federation Square, GCA, locationless, melbourne, WWFM