The above coordinates are false – the cache is not there nor
are there any clues nearby!
Geogeorge
needed some money for a new GPSr unit
as his old one simply did not have the features he wanted. His
parents just laughed at him when he asked them for money and told
him to get a part-time job. After much thought he decided he would
try delivering junk mail to see if he could earn the funds he so
desperately wanted.
He found an advertisement in the local
newspaper and rang the number listed. Unfortunately for
Geogeorge there weren’t any big
routes left in Shepparton, only small rounds and fragments of
rounds that no one else wanted, mostly in the newer estates. He
contemplated this for a while, but eventually his desire for a new
GPSr lured him into accepting the short
routes.
He was allocated 9 different routes, but
some of them required 2 deliveries a week and 1 route had 4
articles per week to be delivered.
Route
3: Feshti Street; 14-31 Hawdon Street; 15-31 Glenn Street; Annerley Avenue
and Glenlyon Street between Hawdon and
Glenn Streets
Route
16: 6-14 Kookaburra St;
35-53 Plover Drive
Route
24: Coburn St; 1-13
Ramsey St; Melrose Circuit
Route
35: 1-9 Yellowgum Drive; Cimmaron Way between Yellowgum and Watergum; Watergum Place;
Pyrus Crt
Route
41: McLeod Place; Wonga
Place; Bulloo Place; 59-75 Waranga
Drive
Route
45: Mozart Ave; Strauss
Ave; Cezanne Drive
Route
48A: Fadden Close;
Menzies Crescent west to Parkside Drive; 103-114 Parkside Drive;
Scullin Crt
Route
48B: 1-34 Menzies
Crescent; Parkside Drive between Menzies Crescent and Batman
Ave
Route48C: 1-19 Bass Crt
Geogeorge
worked out the following roster to minimize how much he had to ride
his bike. His pay week runs from Wednesday to Tuesday:
Wednesday: Routes 48B&C & 35
Thursday: Routes 48A, 48B x2 (2 articles to be
delivered)
Friday: Routes 45, 16 & 3
Monday: Routes 41, 24 & 48B
Tuesday: Routes 35, 16 & 48C
After a few weeks Geogeorge started to get fed up with working every
night after school. He found that he could stash several routes
worth of junk mail in the bush each week and no one complained. Of
course he alternated which routes he hid, but eventually he was
caught out when his employer found his stash whilst walking one
afternoon.
You now have all the information you need
to find the location of his stash. As this is our first hide, any
advice and/or criticism is welcomed so we can improve your
experience when placing any future caches.