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GC9C27

Traditional CacheCache No 19 Spit Hill

A cache by Nissan... Allan     Hidden: 10/13/2002

Size: Size: Other (Other)     Difficulty: 3 out of 5     Terrain: 3 out of 5 (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)


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In Western Australia, Australia

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If you do not like a long Hard walk, You will need a Four Wheel Drive.
The Cache is a Clear lunch box with a blue lid.
The Cache is hidden in a hollow of a tree. You will need to look at the pictures, for clues to find this cache. I suggest that you print these pictures off and take them with you..
The Cache is well hidden, as there is quite often a few kids running around here on weekends...

No goodies in this cache, as it is a small cache.

I suggest that you have a Four wheel drive to find this cache, and you may have to deflate your tyres, as the sand can be very soft.That is if you drive right up to the cache on top of the hill, But you can access this cache by foot, it is not too far from the road...
Good luck.
Nissan... Allan

 

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Bark covers a hollow in the tree, covering the cache on the East side of the Tree.

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 January 3 by Team Wallaby (36 found)
Found it after long trek from Burns following kangaroo tracks. Easy find once there. Big Huntsman spider scared the heebie jeebies out of Wallaby junior. Headed to beach for deserving swim after. TNLN. Cheers.

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 October 8, 2009 by blingg (1038 found)
Parked the geoute at Burns Beach and walked in along the sand tracks and out along the beach
Didn't need any pictures as the cache was quite visible from a couple of metres away
TNLNSL
TFTH

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 August 12, 2009 by Franklj (847 found)
I walked in from the main road and enjoyed the walk. I don't think the 4wd access is still open. I took a pencil sharpener and left a wrist watch which I got out of the cache 'Dead Falcon' GC13H00 on the Outback Way. I recommend a trip along the Outback Way. Thanks Nissan...

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 June 3, 2009 by Liz and Bruce (6586 found)
Nice scenery and a good bit of exercise to gz. Cache found easily. Thanks Nissan... Allan

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 November 29, 2008 by gerryl (226 found)
Found the cache OK.

This is now a walk in only cache. Vehicle access has been blocked. To save a lot of bush bashing, I suugest you leave track at S31Deg 42.999Min E115Deg 43.158Min and follow the Kangaroo trails to the GZ. It is a little longer but yo won't have to contend with spiders and it will reduce the possibilty of picking up a hitchiker (tick). T TB LN SL. I left nothing as I had nothing to leave but felt the TB should be moved on, after beng there for a few months. TFTH Nissan

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Last Updated: 1/3/2010 12:19:10 AM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) (8:19 AM GMT)
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