Norfolk Island

Richlink sent this one from their holiday destination.
they write:
We have travelled Widely. This Has to be the most beautiful terrain we have come across. Only two active caches here. Will have to add a couple of our own before we leave.

The images on the card are An aerial view of Emily bay and government buildingds dating from the second settlement ( 1825-55). and the Norflk Island cemetary.

Darwin....

The Beagles write:
Hope this one arrives o.k. All of these scenes have caches nearby.

the card depicts Boat harbout Wangi falls darwin sunset,and the remains of Dawrin town hall after Cyclone Tracey.

thanks for the card guys.

Where the 773H is Kootingal?

I wanted to promote this event at the top of this entry, because the people who sent the postcards below feature in thepromotion image above. The princess in the dark blue is a yung geocacher named Gabby, Her geocaching name is aproprtiately "Gift of the gab" or G.O.T.G. for short. Her younger sister Sam is the fairy in the pink standing behind the huge pumkin. Her geocaching nick name is "Sam I am". I recently went on a geocahing event and met up with Sam and Gabby and thier dad "postman Pat", and whilst there we attempted a geocache that left the oldies gasping for air. I want to congratulate the young ones who attempted this cache as it was a mighty effort.



Oh and thanks girls for the realy great gifts, i wasn't expecting them... A "where the heck is Kootingal cap, and another pesky monkey to add to my collection of stuffed toy monkeys.

OOH Beer,and Crustaceans

This card is from NTstrom,

he writes: wish you were here!

So do I!

I said SHIP , with a P...

This card is from the 'Baldivis Settlers' and shows a camel train riding along Cable beach , Broome Western Australia. and is titled "Ships of the Desert". Yes! with a 'P'.

They write:

S: 17'55.550 E: 122' 12.550
We ent for a holiday with the family and of course took the chance to go out caching.

Is that them on their preferred mode of transport?

Miss Saigon?

this card come from 'Herca' .
The view is of the Rex hotel in Saigon, set ablaze by a river of light.

They write:
Pesky,
Me& the muggle Missus were here in Vietnam in April. What a sensational country, well worth a visit. We came back with a few extra Post-cards . So I'm sending one on.
Herca.
Did you go geocaching in Vietnam? that would be interesting.

Aww a puddy tat

This card comes from wah1949 ,
They write:

S 32'33.000 e: 115'42.000 ( approx)

A postcard from My Favorite "thing" - My cat at Mandunah, W.A.
the best part of the WA coast.
Happy Geocaching.

Is that cat trying not to get caught stealing an apple, or is it looking in disgust at its owner for putting her on the Isralie army diet?

OOPs! My Bad, Sorry Wombles

Oh dear, I missed posting this card, and it has lain uncared for in a pile of junk on my desk for 4 months. Sorry once again team Wombles.
they wrote:

Hello Pesky :)
Here's a card from my hometown for your "send pesky a postcard" cache
There are a few caches here now. When i joined Geocaching, there weren't any.
Behind this shopping centre is my only ( so-far) hide 'Twenty Lakes' S 27'05.192 E 152' 56.894.
There are a Quite a few caches on Bribie Island.Aargh ! What a view ( gcx1wv) has this exact view.

The card is several view of the caboolture area, on Bribie Island, in Queensland.

Le Phare Amedee

This card is from "just a trifle"
They write...
Hi Pesky.
Sending you this Postcard From S22'28.637 E 166'28.273. We figured if we were going to send a posdtcard we should make it worthwhile. This is a beautiful plaace and apparently also has the smallest operating post office in the world. You should Come here some day!

Are there any caches there?

A Stirling idea

This card is from the Posspet boys, located in Stirling S.A. ( sorry for taking so long to post it online)

They write:

Dear Pesky This is the closest Town to where I live in the Adelaide Hills of Stirling. locatred S 35'00.369 E 138'42.883.