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In Respectful Memory of. . . Multi-Cache

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Hidden : 6/13/2009
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

He was courteous and affable in his disposition
benevolent and generous in his character
and of uncompromising integrity of purpose

The cache will take you to a memorial for someone whose surname will probably be familiar to Tasmanians as this name appears on street names, buildings, place names, an Australian electoral division, etc. As it is a prominent family from early in Tasmania's colonial history, many members of this family have distinguished themselves in public life.

A note about the site: This site is a memorial. Be respectful. In order to find this cache you need not touch the memorial or enter the fence that surrounds it. If it has been raining (as it was the day I set this cache) the hillside can be EXTREMELY slippery. To get to the listed coordinates I would advise you to look for a gentle slope down to the beach to the north. You can then approach the listed coordinates from the beach side. Also be careful of the shrubs around the memorial; they have large thorns but are easily avoided. I have taken time to ensure you do not need to come in contact with the thorny bushes; use your brain instead of following the arrow and you should be fine! And the area will reward you; the views are just stunning! If your dog loves chasing rabbits, you may wish to keep it on lead; this is rabbit heaven!

To find out the coordinates for the cache, visit the listed coordinates and answer the following questions:

Question A The person memorialised here is:
0 William Gellibrand Esquire JP
1 Major General Sir John Gellibrand KCB, DSO & Bar
2 Walter Angus Gellibrand MLC
3 Attorney-General Joseph Tice Gellibrand
4 Thomas Walter Gellibrand

Question B The person memorialised here died:
0 7 May 1837
1 3 June 1945
2 February 1837
3 29 June 1893
4 27 September 1840

Question C The person memorialised here died:
0 of cerebro-vascular disease
1 while exploring the Barwon River's junction with the Leigh River
2 at home with her family
3 after 'illness of acute pain and suffering'
4 from 'wounds suffered while in service to His Majesty'

Question D The person memorialised here died aged:
5 83 years
6 27 years
7 75 years
8 33 years
9 62 years

There will be no confusion regarding what information to collect if you refer to the title of this cache. The cache can be found at S 42° 58.ABA E 147° 24.CDB

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