Investigating a mysterious alien artifact uncovered in the storage vaults of the Australian Museum, Doctor Who and his human companions have made the horrifying discovery that the artifact has started to destabilize – causing a disruption in the fabric of time and space. The size of the disruption appears to be increasing at an exponential rate! Fearing for the safety of the citizens of earth, The Doctor and his companions decide the only course of action is to move the artifact to a safer location and continue working on re-stabilizing it’s temporal field generator. Unfortunately, the artifact has also been emitting mind-altering rays – wiping the short-term memories of those who come into close contact – including memories of where they parked the TARDIS! To counter the artifact’s side effect, The Doctor and his companions hid backup instructions of the TARDIS’s location. To prevent this information falling into the wrong hands, the location data has been hidden across two sites, and is coded in the script of the Doctor’s home planet.
Your task, should you choose to accept it, is to seek out the two halves of the location information, hidden at the given co-ordinates of this geocache, and at GC433EA, then combine this data to reveal the whereabouts of the TARDIS. All the knowledge you need to decode the location information can be found at http://www.shermansplanet.com/gallifreyan (NOTE: Due to a mistake in transcription, some letter i's have been written as letter e's ...so 'five' may be coded as 'feve' etc, but this shouldn't affect the final translation too much if you have this information!)
Good luck on your mission!
Cache Housekeeping: when you replace the cache, please make sure to close the snaplock bag with the logbook, and re-establish the camo! The gps signal isn't fantastic at this location, therefore I have included a picture taken looking away from GZ to help you get your bearings 
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Did you know that NSW has a geocaching association? Geocaching NSW aims to enhance and improve the activity of geocaching and holds regular events where geocachers meet to enjoy their common interests. Visit the association website here. |