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Oz Rock - Mi-Sex: 'ComputerGames' Traditional Cache

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Hidden : 5/17/2011
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size:   micro (micro)

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Part of the Oz Rock series. Keep an eye out for new caches in this series.

Being fans of Australian music we decided to create a series in and around Canberra that celebrates "Oz Rock". Each cache is connected (however abstractly) to an Australian made song, band, artist, album or famous lyric.

We are still building this series so stay tuned for new caches in the OZ Rock series.

==Mi-Sex==
"Mi-Sex was a New Zealand/Australian new wave rock band active from 1978 to 1984. Led by Steve Gilpin as vocalist, they were best known for their singles "Computer Games" in 1979 and "People" in 1980."

Wikipedia excerpt: (visit link)

"Computer Games" is a single by New Zealand group, Mi-Sex released in 1979 in Australia and New Zealand and in 1981 throughout Europe. It was the single that launched the band, and was hugely popular, particularly in Australia and New Zealand. It was produced by Peter Dawkins.

The single won the award for Best Australian Single at the 1979 TV Week/Countdown Music Awards.

Wikipedia excerpt: (visit link)

--yes we know that technically they are Kiwis and not Australian...but C'mon they won a Countdown award!

Watch out as there is very high muggle activity at certain times of the day. No need to pass the gates (which are locked on weekends)

You're looking for one of those nasty little nanos.

Tweezers may come in handy as the log is a little hard to take out.

==Congrats to Tankengine FTF==

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Decryption Key

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