Geocaching Lachlan Valley Way – Hume Highway To Boorowa
A day out geocaching Lachlan Valley Way between the Hume Highway and Boorowa NSW. We headed out from home at about 9.00am and didn’t get back until around 4.00pm. It was a full day.
Found a heap of them today and only had a few DNFs. The DNFs were hidden way up in trees and there is no way known that we are going to be climbing trees at our ages. It’s a known fact that old fat people do not bounce well.
A lot of the geocaches were simple hides inside of roadside guardrails, not much to them. My favourite hide of the day were “Between The Johns” down the back of the church at Tangmangaroo Anglican Church. Our other two favourites were at Langs Creek Cemetery – you would not have known the cemetery was there if it wasn’t for going looking for geocaches.
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Dave With A geocache On Lachlan Valley Way
Geocaches We Found While Geocaching Lachlan Valley Way Between The Hume Highway And Boorowa
- Found Langs Creek Cemetery | GC9XQ7X
TFTC great hide - Found Langs Creek Cemetery | GC9XQ80
Another great location and piece of history. Love these hides TFTC - Found Australian Animal Series – Tree Frog | GC9WMVV
TFTC - Found “Between the John’s” | GCQY6E
TFTC this was a great hide and a beautiful piece of history - Found Snakes of the World – Tentacled Snake | GC9KN9P
TFTC PAD WAS VERY WET SO PUT A NEW PIECE OF PAPER IN A NEW BAG - Found Snakes of the World – Anaconda | GC9KN7F
TFTC - Found Snakes of the World – Diamond Python | GC9KN8H
TFTC - Found Sausages of the World – Gelbwurst | GC9XTQF
TFTC - Found Turtles of the World – Bengal Roof Turtle | GC9PMG0
TFTC - Found Found Turtles of the World – Philippine Forest Turtle | GC9PMGR
TFTC - Found Turtles of the World – Speckled Dwarf Turtle | GC9PMJV
TFTC You may want to replace the log sheet as it is very full - Found Snakes of the World – Milk Snake | GC9KN7N
TFTC - Found Lizards of the World – Blue Tongued Lizard | GC9KH2W
TFTC - Found Snakes of the World – King Cobra | GC9KN74
TFTC - Found Turtles of the World – Eastern Long Necked Turtle | GC9PMJH
TFTC

Geocache On A Fence Along Lachlan Valley Way
Langs Creek Cemetery
We found a couple of geocaches at Langs Creek Cemetery. This was our favourite geocaching site of the day. Langs Creek Cemetery is hidden out along a travelling stock route off the Lachlan Valley Highway between the Hume Hwy and Boorowa NSW – it’s about 9km from Boorowa. You’d never see it from the road, just a little signpost is all that gives it away. Most of the graves are between 1850 and 1860 the oldest we saw being 1847. There are 81 graves in there. It’s well worth stopping in to get the geocaches hidden here.Langs Creek Cemetery contains the graves of many early pioneering families who helped shape the district during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Headstones Inside Of Langs Creek Cemetery
The cemetery reflects strong connections to both colonial New South Wales and England, with family names such as Sargent, Hughston, Beck, Timms, Walters and Venables appearing throughout the burial records. These graves provide an important record of the settlers, farmers and families who contributed to the history of the Langs Creek area.
| Name | Place Of Birth | Birth Date | Died |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sophia (Abbott) White | 30 Dec 1809 | 05 Nov 1880 | |
| John Baldock | Wadhurst, Sussex, England | 20 Apr 1800 | 26 Jan 1886 |
| John Beck | Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom | 13 Dec 1818 | 13 Dec 1876 |
| John Beck | Shoreditch, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom | 23 Nov 1840 | 11 Oct 1862 |
| Frances (Briggs) Sargent | New South Wales, Australia | 1837 | 17 Oct 1908 |
| Eliza (Browning) Evans | Cornwall, England, United Kingdom | 1824 | 1855 |
| Euphemia (Cameron) Timms | Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia | 08 Aug 1883 | 26 May 1941 |
| Olive (Gaze) Hancock | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | 1835 | 28 Nov 1868 |
| James Hughston | 1838 | 03 Jun 1919 | |
| James Hughston | Binalong, New South Wales, Australia | 1866 | 11 Sep 1930 |
| Samuel Hughston | Gundagai, New South Wales, Australia | 16 Oct 1864 | 23 Sep 1933 |
| Francis Hume | Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia | 13 Nov 1803 | 17 Sep 1888 |
| Jessie (Hume) Middleton | New South Wales, Australia | 1851 | 24 Apr 1876 |
| Jane (Hutchinson) Small | 1849 | 26 Nov 1903 | |
| Martha (Hutchinson) Hughston | Eastern Creek, New South Wales, Australia | 11 Jul 1824 | 19 Nov 1899 |
| Susan (Irish) Harding | 1829 | 23 Apr 1877 | |
| Sarah (Lloyd) Beck | Shoreditch, London, England, United Kingdom | abt 1816 | 05 Jan 1880 |
| Elizabeth (Martin) Walters | New South Wales, Australia | 1858 | 26 Dec 1919 |
| Mary (Mason) Harding | Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia | 1855 | 1891 |
| Jane (Ovens) Rumary | New South Wales, Australia | 1827 | 1870 |
| George Packham | 1842 | 19 Jan 1889 | |
| Hannah (Packham) Sargent | Beckley, Sussex, England | 16 Jun 1833 | 15 May 1911 |
| Mary (Regan) Hughston | 1841 | 04 Aug 1903 | |
| William Rumary | Essex, England, United Kingdom | 1814 | 1891 |
| George Sargent | Beckley, East Sussex, England | 21 Nov 1828 | 03 Jan 1924 |
| Thomas Sargent | Beckley, East Sussex, England | 25 Apr 1798 | 20 Jan 1877 |
| Thomas Sargent | Beckley, East Sussex, England | 30 Jul 1832 | 26 Mar 1910 |
| George Scriven | Boorowa, New South Wales, Australia | 31 Jan 1871 | 13 Oct 1871 |
| George Small | 1849 | 10 Aug 1927 | |
| Frederick Timms | Boorowa, New South Wales, Australia | 1873 | 16 May 1941 |
| John Venables | England, United Kingdom | 1802 | 02 Apr 1859 |
| Daniel Walters | 1855 | 27 Jul 1939 | |
| Mary (Walters) Venables | 1856 | 21 Apr 1876 | |
| Alice (White) Cross | London, England, United Kingdom | 22 Sep 1849 | 26 May 1899 |
All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Our next favourite geocaching site of the day was definitely All Saints Anglican Church is located at Tangmangaroo. The church was established to serve the local farming community and has been an important part of the district’s history since the late nineteenth century. A cemetery beside the church contains a few graves of early residents and local families.

All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
The first All Saints Church was built in 1889. As the district developed, a larger church was constructed and opened in 1904. For many years the church was used for regular services, baptisms, weddings and funerals, providing a central meeting place for people living in the surrounding rural area.
Today, All Saints Anglican Church and its cemetery remain important historical sites. They provide a record of the people who lived and worked in the district and help preserve the history of the Tangmangaroo area for future generations.

Fallen Down Dunny Behind All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Geocaching Lachlan Valley Way Between The Hume Highway And Boorowa Gallery
A Geocache In A Guardrail Along Lachlan Valley Way Near Boorowa
A Geocache In A Guardrail Along Lachlan Valley Way Near Boorowa
Amanda With A Geocache Found At Langs Creek Cemetery
Amanda With A Geocache Found At Langs Creek Cemetery
Fallen Down Dunny Behind All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Fallen Down Dunny Behind All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Geocache Down The Back Of All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Geocache Down The Back Of All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Grave Behind All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo
Grave Behind All Saints Anglican Church Tangmangaroo