Ohoy, Tarradarrapin! Traditional Cache
Jingeri: Unfortunately there has been no response (or regular update) from the owner within the time requested and as per the original note this geocache has now been archived. If you wish to replace it please submit a new listing via this link.
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This little able hide is by what every able seaman looked for on their way home. The waves won't splash this one but heavy rain may beat it.
The location is near the former mouth of Tarradarrapin Creek into Waterloo Bay. In 1980's the area was developed into what now is known as Aquatic Paradise, with a number of channels and waterfront properties built. You can see the creek tamed some 250 m to West. By taking the backroad, you can enjoy a view to the channels.
The cache is located by a landmark, important to all sea-farers. Take a moment to think how much difference modern development has made to the area, which used to live off fishing and agriculture, namely fruits, berries (especially strawberries), and poultry.
If the heavy rain beats you, there's a shelter 40 m NE from you.
Bring your own pen.
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