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That's dedication Multi-Cache

Hidden : 11/8/2013
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size:   small (small)

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Geocache Description:

This multi-cache is best attemtpted when travelling east to west (Pennesaw to Kingscote) as there is plenty of parking on the southern side of the road and none on the northern side.


This cache is about some diggers who went off to find some adventure on the other side of the world, sadly few returned.  The cairn that Stamford Simpson built in memory of his mates can be seen on the hill to the south. 

In recognition of the efforts of those who fought in the Great War this cache is a bit harder than normal.

The information required to find the coordinates for the cache is available at the sign at GZ.

The Great War started in ABCD

Simpson was No. EFG enlisted in the HIth Australian Infantry Batallion

George Neave was No. JKL and was KIA in Gallipoli on MN/O/1915

Allan Lashmar was No. PQR and was KIA in Gallipoli on S/T/1915

R Glen Bates MM was No. UVW and was KIA in Celtic Wood on X/YZ/1917

 

The cache can be found at:

S NV° (X-F+D) (H+J+S).(B-L+Y)(O-Q+D)(A+C+W) 

 

E M(S+H)(E+N-S)° (R-Z)(B-W+I).(P+S+A)(D+T-Y)(G-K+T)

 

There is no need to cross any fences or enter private property to get to this cache. Please do not attempt to visit the cairn, there is no public access. 

Additional Hints (No hints available.)