The cache is not at the provided co-ordinates but it is a short walk away. You will need to visit 5 signposts to answer questions to find this multicache.
Feel free to post a pic but please refrain from sharing photos that reveal answers to the questions.
Some stealth may be required as it is a popular area with the locals. Watch your back near the cache area too... sometimes muggles come up behind you! The cache is a small plastic container with some swaps, a logbook and a pencil. Please put the cache back the way you found it.
While you are here, enjoy this peaceful but popular park, beach and fishing spot. Take the time to have a swim, build a sandcastle, walk along the beach or foreshore, enjoy the views and watch the wildlife, including birds, soldier crabs, and jumping fish! There is a playground for the children, and the opportunity to grass slide, go fishing, or simply have a BBQ at the undercover picnic area.
FTF goes to Team Benders!
Clues:
Signpost 0 - S27°05.004 E153°08.171
D = The number of different letters in the name of the ship that rescued the men.
Signpost 1 - S27°04.991 E153°08.188
A= The name of the islands the castaways set sail for.
Y = The number of men that set sail for Sydney on 24 March, 1823.
Signpost 2 - S27°04.981 E153°08.196
Z = The number of days it took to reach the channel.
C = The number of canoes used to cross the channel.
Signpost 3 - S27°04.980 E153°08.203
X = The number of tools used to build the canoe.
Signpost 4 - S27°04.980 E153°08.207
W = The number of ‘P’s that can be found in the first paragraph.
B = The number of aboriginals said to have gone with Oxley to Sydney.
The cache is located at S27°0A.BCD E153°0W.XYZ where the letters are substituted for numbers.
Quick check:
All of the answers (A+B+C+D+W+X+Y+Z) added together equal 30.