This is a series of geocaches that you DO NOT HAVE TO DO! It is not for everyone. There is no one forcing you to do these and if you select to undertake the challenge you are doing so at your own risk! This is a series which is designed for the ultra keen geocacher. Someone who loves the adventure of a good hard cache which could include bush bashing, rock hopping and climbing, heights, cliffs and caves, hiking and some precarious positions. It is not for everyone.

You must have a good level of fitness to attempt any of these and need to be prepared for each and every one of them with the correct safety equipment. Once again, no one is forcing you to do these, but if you want to give yourself a bit of a challenge then why not have a crack! It is strongly recommended that you do this with another person because if something does go wrong you could be in a very bad position!

Always let someone know where you are going and what time you are expected to be back.... BYO PEN.

#8

This is potentially the easiest of the series so far. 

I have had my eye on this hide for a while and ever since I was a child have wanted to go to this area. After purchasing a kayak just so I could place this hide I have finally been able to post it. You will need a kayak or water craft of some sort to get to this location and will need to wear shoes as the area is covered in oysters. 

The Hide

You will not be abe to reach the cahe and will need to bring a paddle to help you get your hands on this one. The cache is a bit delicate so do not yank on the cache as you are retrieving it, pull it gently and then use your paddle to finish the job off. The container can then be unscrewed (don't pop the top) and the log signed. Please be careful when pulling out and signing the log and ensure you have dry hands so that it doesn't get wet!