Geocaching Around Uranquinty And Frampton

Another day out geocaching around Uranquinty and Frampton. Called in for a beer at the Uranquinty Hotel. We headed out from home at Cootamundra at about 9.00am and didn’t get home until about 5.00pm. It was a pretty full day. All up I think we covered around 225kms.

Out and about today doing some more geocaching around Uranquinty and Frampton in NSW. Found 10 of them. We tried to find some around Wagga. Once again the ones we tried to find in Wagga were all in weird places and the logs stated they hadn’t been found many times or were suspected as missing. I don’t know what it is with the geocaches around Wagga but we’ve had no luck with them.

What Did We Find Geocaching Around Gundagai, Bethungra and Tumblong NSW

1. Found Round the Bend #4 – Two Bushes | GC7H4K4
   Great hide TY
2. Found Round the Bend #3 – Reflections | GC7H4JZ
   Another stop another cache TY
3. Found Round the Bend #2 – Swiss Cheese | GC7H4JP
   Once again fantastic hide
4. Found Round the Bend #1 – Not the water view you want | GC7H4JB
   Another great hide but be quick or get carried away by the ants
5. Found Corner Country | GCQCZ7
   Wow what an awesome hide thankyou
6. Found Stretch Your Legs | GC9FKH6
   What a great hide really made us stop and think
7. Found Quinty Cemetery | GC62ENE
   Great hide
8. Found Wrongly Placed artslet | GCAH58C
   Found this very clever hidden cache
9. Found Frampton | GC1R7N3
   Found thanks Frampton Farmers for the hide
10. Found Rotary Park | GCQQ4Y
    Thanks for the hide. Cache in very poor condition but don’t have a spare container on us to replace it

A Roadside Geocache Hide

A Beer At The Uranquinty Hotel While Geocaching Around Uranquinty

The Uranquinty Hotel is another pub to add to our list of those that we’ve had a beer in! It’s a nice old pub and the beer was cold – can’t ask for much more than that. It was pretty quiet for a Sunday but I guess it’s a small town and it was well after lunch when we called in.

Uranquinty Hotel A Nice Break From Geocaching Around Uranquinty

Going For A Walk Around Uranquinty NSW

Walking around Uranquinty NSW is a great way to experience a small Australian country town. You will find Uranquinty just south of Wagga Wagga in the NSW Riverina. Uranquinty is quiet has and a strong sense of community. The streets are lined with trees and the parks are well kept, with birds adding to the calm atmosphere.

As you walk you’ll notice signs of the town’s railway history. Old tracks run through the area, a reminder of when Uranquinty NSW was an important stop for trains. The local war memorial stands proudly, honoring those who served.

For anyone looking to slow down and enjoy a quiet moment, Uranquinty NSW is a great place for a walk. Whether you’re passing through or staying a while, the town’s simple beauty and welcoming feel make it a pleasant spot to explore.

Make sure to have a beer and a meal in the Uranquinty Hotel as it’s a great old pub. And if you’re just travelling through the pies at the bakery are magnificent. I’ve had a few pies from the bakery and my favourite is definitely the chicken korma.

Geocaching Around Uranquinty In Uranquinty Cemetery

Frampton NSW – A Quick Bit Of History

Located in the Riverina region of New South Wales, Frampton NSW is a small rural locality. It’s history is tied to agriculture and transportation. First settled in the 19th century the area played a role in the expansion of farming and railway networks in southern New South Wales.

The arrival of the railway in the late 1800s was a turning point for Frampton NSW. It became an important location along the Main South railway line. The station no longer operates. However it once facilitated the transport of wool, grain and livestock, supporting the region’s economic growth.

Like many settlements in the Riverina district the community thrived on farming with sheep grazing and cropping forming the backbone of the local industry. Over time technological advances and shifts in transportation reduced the town’s prominence yet its agricultural legacy remains strong.

Today Frampton NSW is a quiet area reflecting the resilience of rural Australia. While the railway no longer defines its identity the landscape that remains tells the story of a once busy hub that contributed to the region’s progress.

Geocache Found At Frampton NSW

Geocaching Around Uranquinty And Frampton NSW Photo Gallery