Promoting the pastime of Geocaching in South Australia
Those who have attended GeoVenture 2020 lead up events, or have checked out the event listing may have noticed a recent addition. The GeoVenture 2020 mascot, Dan the Tiger. Dan will be joining us from his home in Tantanoola, where you can visit him during your visit to Millicent.
There are very few geocaches you want to visit again and again. This is one of those caches. Gawler Fort Knox was published on 3rd May 2015. In the short time since publication the cache has acquired 379 finds logged, being awarded a massive 250 Favourite Points. Note that this post does contain spoilers!
If you open up a Freddo cache page you will always find a hint but you may find the hint is pretty obscure or cryptic. So here is a cheat sheet for a few of the more common Freddo Hints. And some less common.
Not since the stories of the Tantanoola Tiger in the late 1800s had there been such excitement. One day in 1930, 16-year-old Boyce Lane made an amazing discovery that would put this little town on the map for ever. He was wandering around a local spot known as Hanging Rocks, out enjoying his favourite pastime …
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It is not often that someone new stumbles across geocaching and immediately has other cachers raving about their hides, but in the second half of 2012, that's exactly what happened with the arrival of clojo1! After a number of clever hides, the masterpiece that is 321 Blast Off was published in the middle of 2013, and it is Cache of the Month for June 2019.