In the 19th century British settlers cleared the land and began farming. Sandy soils dominate the flat scrubland, which is surrounded by brackish lakes on the north and Bass Strait on the south. Later in the 19th century Melburnians discovered the recreational potential of the lakes - fishing, swimming and boating - and by the beginning of the 20th century Loch Sport was accessible via a dirt track, with plots of land surveyed for the nascent township. With increasing use of private cars, more people bought property in the town which, in 1980, was one of the last Victorian towns to receive electricity.
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You will be looking for a small clip lock container containing a logbook only.
At the above co-ordinate’s you will find a phone number. This will be;
ABCDCCDCEE.
To find the next set of co-ordinates. Use the above information to work out the following
S 38° AB.(C-B)EC E 147° B(C-D).ABD
At the next location you will find a Commemorative Plaque from the Rosedale Shire.
You will need the date on this Plaque.
Now using the date, divide the following numbers to find the final cache co-ordinates
S 7560926604 E 29291219832
Enjoy the hunt