Welcome to the 26th cache by "Keeper of Time".
Important Note -
26/05/2010
I have changed the size of this cache to
an ammo can with a 2 litre sistema in it. This cache had been
unloved for over 12 months now, if there is anyone who wants to
find the cache but does not know how to solve the puzzle, just
email me I will gladly give you the coordinates of GZ
A Season is defined as one of the major divisions of the year,
generally based on the yearly periodic changes in weather. Seasons
happen due to the yearly revolution of the Earth around the Sun and
the tilt of the Earth’s axis relative to the plane of
revolution. However, round these parts a season is something that
can be a part of a day and some days can contain many seasons in
fact you can easily get “Four Seasons in one Day”.
You might want to listen to this
song by Crowded House while pondering the puzzle below.
The coordinates above is where you can park you car. At Firth
Park (100 ha) you will find fireplaces, toilets and picnic tables.
It is near several former sawmills, one of which is accessed via a
walking track. The block was selected by Joseph Firth in 1881 and
was used for eucalyptus distilling and planted with exotic trees
which still grow here. In the 1870’s, Joseph was head
gardener at Government Cottage Mt Macedon, he was also
superintendent of the state nursery for 40 years and promulgated
the formation of a district horticultural society. If you look
around here you will also find an old horse-drawn timber tram, the
wheels of which were used on Joseph’s son Edward
Firth’s Nolan Creek tramway.
As this cache is a 2 litre (changed from a 15 litre bucket)
crammed full of goodies we though that we would make this one a bit
harder than our previous caches. Some people may find the puzzle
below easy others will find it hard, either way the real key to the
puzzle is within geocaching itself.
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The cache is a 2 litre (changed from a 15 litre bucket) hidden
just off the Anderson Mill Track. Please ensure that it is well
hidden before you leave and make sure the tight fitting lid is
fully pressed down all round. I would ask that you help maintain
the standard of the cache by placing quality swaps only and as
always be mindful of the local wildlife both good and bad.
I have added an evince link below so that you can check you have
the correct GZ, although I must be honest, if you use it you are
doing something wrong.
