The Treasure Hunt Multi-Cache

This is my first geocache and I really did want to make it worth a favourite point. I would firstly like to tell you that it is a multi-cache but it is all located in 100m of a very easy bushwalk, and could be done in half-an-hour. This geocache is quite easily accessible. Perfect geocache after a game of footy!

I have tried to make this geocache as interesting as possible; this geocache also lets you explore a little uncovered path which is extremely beautiful in autumn. I hope you enjoy this geocache.

You are allowed to bring dogs to this geocahe, but they must be on a leash.

The first co-ordinates will lead you to a Flat Rock Gully sign. This is NOT where the geocache is placed. To get to the final geocache, you must answer three simple questions, if you get the answer wrong, you will be guided the wrong way and you will have to restart. To reach the first stage you must answer this question correctly (please do not use Google!) , the directions are taken from where the previous stage/geocache is located. (The hints are for when you are trying to find the geocache)

LET THE GAMES BEGIN!

How many countries are there in the world?

If you think there around about 200; turn 90º right (from the sign) into the 'bush' and depending on how tall you are, take 15 steps towards the roots of the closest mysterious rock-hugging tree, NOT THE SPECKLED ONE!. Anything out of place?

HINT: Look in the cliché but effective geocache spot.

If you think there around about 260; walk along the trail with the river to your left for about 65 steps, it is always about that little thing that doesn’t quite look like it belongs. Isn’t it amazing where trees can grow? If it’s raining, beware of the drips of water that may run down your back.

HINT: Life is really hard.