I have given the cache this name as many Tasmanian Rivers have many RAPIDS along their course; the force will come to mind at GZ.
Please take some tweezers with you to extract the log for signing as well as a biro with which to sign it.
In fact, travelling around Tasmania; forgetting which direction I was travelling in; you cross many of the rivers that this State has to offer as part of its scenery.
Each river has a source from which it flows to its mouth; whether that be into another river as a tributary or conjoins with another to form a new river as do the North and South Esks to form the Tamar or flows somewhere in to the oceans that surround Tasmania.
The Huon River for example, starts at Mt Anne and flows all the way through little hamlets like Judbury, Glen Huon, Huonville, Franklin and enters the sea somewhere near Dover.
Another is the Derwent, sourced from Lake St Clair ending in the Channel near the Iron Pot.
My list of Tasmanian Rivers include the Gordon, Arthur, Duck, Inglis, Cam, Leven, Scamander, Tamar, Huon and Derwent.
Placing these rivers in the correct order with river 1 to river 10=0 will give you the co-odinates at:
S42 51.[Inglis, Arthur,Leven]
E147 12.[Tamar,Huon,Scamander]
Don't forget your tweezers and biro!
