Welcome to our first published Multi Cache, located within Mobara Park, Mawson Lakes.

From the Salisbury Council website the three concrete sculptures by Marijana Tadic “symbolise a balance between our inner needs such as tranquillity and comfort versus material abundance and economic progress.
The work makes references to North and South as two different hemispheres, and East and West as two cultures that have evolved from different traditions but share similar values, aspirations and design principles.
The work is inspired by geometric simplicity which reveals a subtlety and richness in spatial articulation. It derives from circular forms that share the serenity and clarity characteristic to traditional Japanese architecture.
The sculptures are placed over the gentle curved mound, designed to evoke a sense of movement or rolling effect.”

The bronze statue of a Japanese boy is titled Nakayoshi and was a gift from the people of Mobara City, Japan.

Bring lunch or tea, a book, pillow, rug if it's cold, hat if it’s sunny to enjoy the final location. You may even be able to nod off whilst logging the cache.

At the given waypoint, double the day in October that Mobara Park was officially opened and add two. Head that number of metres North, where you’ll find an English word.

Using the simple translation of A=1, B=2, C=3 etc, the final cache can be located at:
S  34°48.(600+First letter)
E138°36.(874+Last letter)

Don’t skip straight to a likely end location, as the short walk is to relax you, ready for a rest.

Cache is a small container containing log, pencil, a cache guardian, something for the FTF and some vouchers for nearby and northern cafes.

Enjoy having a rest.

Cheers

The Calumphing_Four