A short distance from the yellow pole we have sited this cache, well off the freeway and outside of the sound barriers in a relatively secluded area. Locally referred to as "the cheesestick and ribcage", the structure represents a modern take on the age old city gate. It gives visitors the impression of arriving into a dynamic and modern Melbourne. It was designed by Denton Corker Marshall and completed in 1999. The cache is located in a corner of Kings Park, near drainage lagoons which are designed to attract native water birds to the area and is surrounded by a walking track. The best direction to approach the cache site is from the end of Manningham street, where there is also street car parking. You will need a special tool, although the hint will go someway as to explain this. Please restore the cache to its original condition, so that the next person can log a find. A pencil is supplied. Good luck finding two bananas?!