**The cache is NOT at the posted co-ordinates**
Musical Gully Reservoir is the main water supply for Beaufort. Constructed in 1960, a major upgrade to the reservoir wall was undertaken in 2014.
Back in the gold rush days of the early 1850s, Musical Gully Road was the main road from Ballarat, via Lexton, to the rich Fiery Creek Diggings at Main Lead and Raglan, until the township of Beaufort was established in 1858.
All this history is well and good, but we can’t offer a cache in Musical Gully without a bit of music trivia.
Solve the clues for the song titles that will help with the co-ordinates:
- Frank Sinatra fell in love where stars above come out to play, down Mexico way.
- Lee Kernaghan sings about a lonesome wind blowing down this road tonight.
- If Fleetwood Mac lives to see this, they’ll make a path to the rainbow’s end.
- Meatloaf thinks ___ out of three ain’t bad.
- Jimmy Barnes advises you’ve got to stand your ground and fight to save your life.
- Split Enz was lucky just to keep afloat.
- Johnny O’Keefe thinks it’s time to rock.
- What Miley Cyrus hates about you.
- Jerry Reed had Smokey and the Bandit loaded up and truckin this way.
- John Farnham thinks this is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do.
- Once more the dawning just woke up the wanting in Tom Jones.
- In this tragic trilogy, before Stevie Wright knew it, he was losing his beloved wife.
- When Frankie goes to Hollywood, a point is all you can score.
- John Farnham says we stick together like the honey and the bee.
- The Beatles ain’t got nothing but love for this long.
- A little bit of Lou Bega makes him your man.
- George Thorogood tells you a story about the house-man blues.
