SWEET WATER Traditional Cache
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A simple drive by - not far off main road.
Narrungga people have always lived on the Yorke Peninsula and they used these wells which were called Minlacowie (Sweet Water). Surveyors changed the name of the town - Gum Flat to Minlaton meaning "Sweet Town".
We hope you enjoy Yorke Peninsula's only red gum stand, Aboriginal wells, she-oak forest and walking trails.
This is the first cache placed by the Rocky Glen Grommets - we hope you enjoy their motocross theme!
ORIGINAL CONTENTS - (selected by Grom 1 and Grom2) First to Find Pin (to keep), KTM Travel Bug, "kill" switch from motorbike, torch, keyring, business cards, stickers, globe tag, highlight pen, texta pen, medallion, spiky ball and yamaha banner.
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Gur pnpur vf ybpngrq ng tebhaq yriry.