YOu are here!--->

This card arrived, anonymously, possibly from the M.I.B.
no note no co-ords, so i can only post the image!
Perhaps if we line up the star charts i can find the point of origin of the postcard?

Half your luck!

Team Wibble have sent a card form a very nice location indeed.
they write:

Pesky,
We were lucky to swim in this pool after Mr Wibbles sister's wedding in Penang, Malaysia. The swankiest place we've ever stayed at - Huge suite with a butler, only $100 AD a night! ( exhorbitant by Malaysian standards) We've even found a cache less than 1km from here.
N:05'25.393 E:100'20.182.

the image on the card is of the pool at the Eastern & Oriental Hotel , Panang , Malaysia.

Ships in the night?, so close we could have waved!

I arrived home from my trip to Cameron Corner,and the Flinders Ranges to find this post card in our mail.
The sent date on the card is the 7th. of July. We were in Broken Hill for the start of our trip only a few days before this. We left Broken Hill on the morning of the 3rd.!

Team GraMon writes:
Hi Pesky,
S 31'57.515 E 141'23.048
We are having a terrible time here in Broken Hill. Can't find most of the caches. Wish you were here! ( to help with the search). Team GraMon, from Shepparton VIC.

Thier card is a picture of the RFDS polane in Broken hill, one of the main bases fr the Flying doctor service.

Ho Ho HoT!

This Postcard comes from Black Bunny, and is an excelent card for this time of year. showing Santa at a parade in Canberra.
B.B writes...

Pesky, This isn't a favorite place,somuch as an event, but ittakes place at a very specific locations every year so here are the co-ords: S: 34'55.300 E:138'36.200. We hope you have a great Christmas!

Broome Broome Broome!

Another card from the Shifters, that i thought I'd misplaced, only to find it today whilst looking up a Phone number...

They write:

Hi Pesky! We have left Broome and are now heading South. We have managed at least 1 cache a day for the whole trip ( 7.5 weeks so far!, we are heading for Port Headland where we are planning to catch up with the Geogypsies Liz and Bruce.

This card shows a few views of Broome, a camel train at sunset, a beach, some statues and a what appears tp be a Pirate ship, Yarrr!
( sorry this got posted so late)

Beverley Hill Billy!

This card is from Wandering_Aus. Firstly i must apologies for misplacing the card, or thinking i had misplaced it. when i opened my scanners cover to scan a recent arival, ther i was sitting in the tray. so here is what Wandering Aus says....
Hi Pesky!
I visited Beverly ( WA) the other day to place my caches... happy caching.
Location co-ords S32'06.527 E: 116'55.509.

This card shows some of the , well maybe all of the exciting places to visit when you go to Beverley. The Main Street, the Post office, The town Hall, oh and a museam that has a plane stuck out the front of it!.
thanks Wandering Aus.
are there many hills in Beverly?

AliceSprings

This card is from the Shifter Brains... They are currently on a 3 monhth camper trailer tour of AUS!.
They write:
Thought we would send a postcard and claim yet another cache ( over 1000 found now) . We are having a great time caching and siteseeing our way around this huge country. There is so much to see.

And it's nice to hear from them. They will probably be checking for this posting at thier first available access point ( most Likely in Darwin at this stage) We all hope you are having a great time. Dust anyone?

MMMmmm Sweeet!

This card is from TGP, and shows a honey Ant. the descritoion on the card indicates that these ants are an important food source for Aboriginals.

TGP wrote:

MMmm local cuisine! Thats one sweet ant, thinking of you always.TGP

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Namadgi goin' on around here , eh?

This card is from Winglen, and he/they write:
I hope you like this location, in Namadgi Nat. park In the ACT.
It's a great old homestead built of slabs. Traces of wallpaprer
still visible inside. And we have a cache nearby! gc16aev
( not inside a NP i hope?)

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.