~ Mandurah Wreck Trail ~ Multi-Cache

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Hidden : 2/22/2014
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1.5 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is a small camo container and is not at these co-ordinates. The final co-ordinates can be found by answering the questions below.

Please use stealth when retrieving and replacing, and ensure that it is well hidden before you leave. Thanks.

WEST AUSTRALIAN SHIPWRECKS




Information from: http://museum.wa.gov.au/maritime


At the given co-ordinates you should be at a location on Robert Point that commemorates the multitude of wrecks off the coast between here and Fremantle. Many wrecks have not been found or positively identified but the plaques here give details on 19 that have been identified. There are also a number of anchors here, which are not from the wrecks but are typical of what was used on the ships of that era.


To find the cache you will need to get some information off the plaques about the Mandurah Wreck Trail. You will need to work between both plaques to get the info you need.



A = last digit of the weight of Ship 3

B = Second digit of the time that the crew yelled "Rocks to Starboard" for Ship 17

C = The first digit of the day that Ship 9 hit Long Point

D = The first digit of the price paid for the wreck of ship 7

E = The third digit of the year the remains of ship 16 were identified

F = The last digit of the number of months the captain of ship 17 was suspended.

GZ is at S32 31.ABC and E115 42.DEF


Hope you enjoy the fresh air and the scenery whilst you are searching.


Good luck!!



Congratulations to shawny amy & Joo and Eth for joint FTF



This cache is one of the WEST AUSTRALIAN SHIPWRECK series, all of which are hidden along our beautiful coastline. If you wish to add to the series, please follow the same basic layout. Email the CO for the background image and font colours if you want to use the same.

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