Firstly, the cache is NOT at the listed coordinates. Due to roadworks we had to move it. The coordinates now are the parking point. Please do not park on or near the curve in the road closet to the cache – that’s not safe for the road-trains. You can park in the shade of the tree. From there you will need to head about 110 meters to the cache located at the above coordinates modified to: S minus .047 and E minus 041. OK, got it? 
Now for the proper description.
When traveling out west, you will always find a road train or two on your journey.Rigs with three trailers are the most common, and Australian is renowned for having the world’s longest and heaviest road trains.
Your cache is not a road train, but its location does have a “triple” meaning to it.You’ll work that out when you see it.Cache contains a log book and pencil.PLEASE keep me in the proper location weighed down so I won’t float away if it gets flooded here.
Series Description:Barcaldine lies at the crossroads of major transport routes north-south/east-west; on the major transport routes from Townsville to Adelaide and Rockhampton to Darwin. Road Trains, some of considerable length, travel these roads 24/7. Caravans galore during daytime hours highlight the significance of the area to the tourist trade.
Along each of these routes is a series of caches highlighting the centrality of Barcaldine as an access hub in Central Western Queensland.
The Western Series of six caches commences on the approach to Barcaldine from Longreach, some 8.5k from the town, and end at the outskirts of the town. All caches are located on the left (northern) side of the Highway so there is no need to cross the Highway. Roadside parking is available at all caches, even for caravans.
If you are travelling out of Barcaldine, please reverse the direction of some aspects in these descriptions. Not all points will be visible when travelling west, as they will be on the opposite side of the road facing away from the direction of travel.