"Watts Going On Here" (Wellington) Traditional Cache

The cache is at the northern end of Nevay Road. The area was originally called Watts Peninsula named after a local farmer. In 1872 it was renamed Miramar. 'Miramar' means "sea view" in Spanish.

You can get there on a number 24 Go Wellington bus.

At the time of placement with clear skies overhead the GPS accuracy was +/- 5m. With a fix on eight Satellites.

The cache container only has a logsheet, so bring you own pen. It is not located at ground level, and you can only reach it from the one side, you may find a hurdle in your way if you don’t get this right.

Please NOTE that you must sign the log sheet for each individual cacher, Finds logged not corresponding with the logsheet may be deleted.

Please take some time before leaving to ensure that the cache is re-hidden exactly as you found it.

For more information about geocaching in New Zealand, visit the New Zealand Recreational GPS Society forums or website.