Mountain River


Wednesday , 20 February 2019
Old timber getters , no big trees here any more
On having attention drawn to the geocaches on the Mountain River track it was decided to attempt them and at the same time check on a weed site way up very close to the Sleeping Beauty cache. The weed species is broom and unfortunately there was quite a lot of seedling still there, plus a few now bigger ones overlooked last time.
Mountain River

Mountain River track
River deep, mountain high.
Found whilst on a walk to a weed site.
SLEEPY KILOMETRE #1: Sounds of the River
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so to birds in one.
Took TB
SLEEPY KILOMETRE #2: Mouse
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so two birds in one.
SLEEPY KILOMETRE #3: Green Rock
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so two birds in one.
SLEEPY KILOMETRE #4: Salt & Pepper
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so two birds in one.
Actually found by Greg.
SLEEPY KILOMETRE #5: Protusion
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so two birds in one.
This took the 4 of us quite some time to locate. But finally speed by Barad Bunch.

Sleeping Beauty
Found on a walk to check on a weed site, so two birds in one.
It was raining little by the time we got here. Greg found it by searching behind a big stump.
Greg at Sleeping Beauty cache site
Not a bridge too far...

Found on a walk up the Mountain River track to check on a weed site, so two birds in one. We then diverted to look for this cache

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