Cache with a view Traditional Cache
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Taken from North Sydney Council
“The Aboriginal name for Cremorne Point is 'Wulwarrajeung'. The Aboriginal history of the area is evidenced by numerous shell middens and rock engravings found here.
In 1823, 86 acres of Cremorne Point were granted to a Scottish watchmaker and later sold to Mr James Milson. Three years later, 22 acres were leased and turned into an amusement park called Cremorne Gardens, created after a similar pleasure garden in London. Activities such as band music, dancing on an outdoor stage, archery, quoits, shooting gallery, skittles, gymnastics and fireworks would take place in the gardens. Cremorne gets its name from these 'Gardens'.
The Cremorne Point Bushcare group was formed in 1993 and is supported by other bush regeneration works in the area”
This cache is off a path with and old track leading to an old forgotten bench. Perfect for views of the New Years Fireworks.
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(Decrypt)
gur pnpur vf haqre n ebbg gerr
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