Thankfully the Crackens didn't take you alive so it's time to relax at this beautiful hidden water tower.
The Water Tower was built to protect the Nathan family house after their original house burnt to the ground in December 1923. It replaced a useful, but unattractive stand of 16 water tanks. These were filled with water by a windmill pump.
The Water Tower was designed by D.B Patterson in the style of a Norman church. David Nathan had been inspired by an old church tower in Normandy that he had seen on a postcard. It is an icon of the area, although it has become less visible from the street as the surrounding bush has matured (Try look for the kiwi on the top of the weather vane as you head to your next destination).
The cache is hidden near the south edge of the tower not far off the main track. Should be a nice one for the kids and please replace as found.
Happy Caching!