The Pipeline Cache (Canterbury) Multi-Cache
The Pipeline Cache (Canterbury)
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Terrain:
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Size: 
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Have you ever wondered where this pipeline goes? Now's your chance to take a hike and find out what's on the other side...
This climb will get rid of any cobwebs!
Park in the Bridle Path carpark (coordinates given).
Walk up Bridle Path to gate (S 43° 35.350 E 172° 42.495) This is where the pipeline starts, it is exposed and easy to follow.
Follow pipeline up and over to the Lyttelton side and collect the following information on the way. With this information you'll be able to work out the coordinates for the cache.
Once you get to the bottom of the pipeline on the Lyttelton side (coordinates given), there is an interesting wee track named Stan Helms Walkway, which will take you back up to the Summit Road near to the Bridle Path. You can then follow this easy path back to the car park.
NB This cache is unsuitable for small children as it is steep and can be slippery. Take usual precautions for the weather which can be changeable and the area is exposed. As an added challenge, record your time up to the cache and let's see who is the fastest!
Information required:
Final location is at: S 43.35.ABC E 172.42.DEF
NUTS - Number of nuts on concrete slab = A..
( Even Number )
NUMBER - Number on side of concrete block minus 162 = B..
( Odd Number )
WELDS - Number of welds on pipe at this location = C..
( Odd Number )
METAL - number on leg on metal frame minus 96 = D
( Even Number )
CONCRE - number on concrete post minus 71 = E
( Even Number )
FRAME - number of nuts on metal framework minus 5 = F
( Even Number )
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
haqre ynetr ebpx
abegu fvqr
Treasures
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