Well I'll Be Darned Multi-Cache

Well I’ll Be Darned

Driving through Port Adelaide on a regular basis I noticed some intriguing poles at the main intersection. The next day I noticed the statue on the corner of Commercial Road and St. Vincent Street was looking warm and also some unusual hangings from the Railway Hotel in St. Vincent Street. A quick search of the internet and I discovered that Port Adelaide had been Yarn Bombed.

Follow this link to read about it in the local Portside paper, or follow this link to see photos of the area.

I finally stopped with a camera and a cache. Checkout the trolley and the seat in this photo from Lipson Street:

There is also a neat compass rose sculpture with a story close-by too:

To find the cache I left look at the plaque on the ground by the sculpture at the given coordinates (and in the photo above) – and I highly recommend you push the button on the sculpture too. Using the year from the plaque:
If it is 1926 goto S 34° 50.534 E 138° 30.644
If it is 1927 goto S 34° 50.518 E 138° 30.384
If it is 1928 goto S 34° 50.735 E 138° 30.595
If it is 1929 goto S 34° 50.606 E 138° 30.879.

Should be a simple smiley as it is magnetically attached (the magnet is on the structure, not in the cache), although you should already be smiling from such a neat artistic project. The street makes me smile every time I go past.

Cheers

The Calumphing_Four