The King's Port Traditional Cache
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Take a break at this shadey spot on the coastal road of Yorke Peninsula
This spot was named after Arthur Musgrave, the son of Sir Anthony Musgrave, Governor of South Australia from 1873 to 1877. It was to be the port for the township of Arthurton which takes its name from the same source.
It is situated in the Clinton Conservation Park which covers an area of 396 hectares; much of this is mangrove swamp, which is of particular interest to field naturalists, as it is said to be a breeding ground for many forms of marine life.
In the early days, when the port was active, a hotel was established here. It was at that time that the Sugar gums, now quite tall, were planted.
Look for a 1L. black and green painted Systema box.
Original contents were
.Logbook
.Pencil
.FTF pin
.KTM Travel Bug
.Mini torch
.Loveheart keyring
.numerous sea creatures
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
ryrcunag'f abfr (ng gur onfr)