Planes and Trains Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 2/24/2008
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

The cache is located near the Armidale railway station and the Railway Museum. The station is at the corner of O'Dell and Brown Streets. As it is a working station, be aware of muggles, who are usually around twice a day, when the train leaves at about 9am and when another arrives around 6:30pm.

I would like this to be a currency cache, where people can swap coins (from their country if they come from overseas or interesting (or even plain) Australian ones). The cache is a plastic container with a yellow lid. Inside, there is a small log book and a pencil, as well as a few Australian coins.
After you find the cache, have a look at the railway station building. The railway station was built in 1882, before the first train arrived in 1883. The two-story station master's house still exists at the station too. The bi-centennial museum was built in 1988. There are outdoor displays, which can be viewed at anytime. Other exhibits inside the museum can be viewed for free between 11am and 11:30am daily.

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