Spence Hideaway Multi-Cache
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Spence Hideaway
This cache was going to be called Evatt hideaway but due to it not being in Evatt well you know I just had to call it Spence hideaway.
Spence was named after William Guthrie Spence (1846-1926). William Guthrie was a prominent labour leader and was ‘father’ of the Australian Workers’ Union. He was a Member of the First House of Representatives 1901 and was Postmaster-General from 1914-15. William Guthrie was Vice-President of the Executive Council from 1916-17.
The suburb name "Spence" was gazetted on 2 November 1972. Street names in Spence are named after trade unionists.
This cache is placed in a small part of bush right in the suburb. Its a very very easy cache but made it a multi so you could have a little walk in the area.
At the published coordinates you should see some yellow poles which have two letters and 3 numbers, let these become ABC At the next waypoint let them be DEF
GZ can be found at s35 AA.(B+E-A)(A-D)(F-E+D) E149 (E-A).A(F+D+A)B OR.... S 35° 11.903' E 149° 4.195'
Goodluck!
FTF honors go to Tankengine
Additional Hints
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F 35° 11.903' R 149° 4.195'