Corsers (Canterbury) Traditional Geocache
Sallies: Well with all the changes taking place this cache has come to an end and is now archived. Thanks to all who have found it.
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There are numerous entrances to this area, which is hidden amongst the houses. You will need to walk a short distance from whichever entrance you choose. Watch out for families, young children and security conscious and inquisitive neighbours.
SECOND UPDATE: The cache itself has been plundered so to log this as a find you will need to answer the questions below and email those answers to us. Please do not post your answers on this site!
UPDATE QUESTIONS:
1. Who settled on land in this area in 1860?
2. What would be your 'free' translation of the Maori phrase that is on the sign for the stream?
The answer to the first question can be found on site. You might need to do some research or ask some questions to get the answer for the second question. Do not post your answers on this page - please email them to us to get permission to log this cache. UPDATE ENDS
This is the first of a series which will become more obvious as we develop the other cache sites.
When hidden the cache contained:
computer dictionary
bracelet from the Philippines
1979 International Year of the Child medallion
spare plastic bags
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
Gur nafjre gb dhrfgvba 1 vf ba n cyndhr ng na ragenapr.