32 Degrees South : 10 Traditional Cache

Geocaching relies on accurate co-ordinates of latitude and longitude.  The R61 between Queenstown and Nieu Bethesda more or less follows the 32 South line of latitude and crosses it a number of times. The road has recently been upgraded and is currently (2017) in excellent condition and makes a relaxing and scenic alternative east west route across central South Africa

We thought it would be fun to place a series of caches on or as close to this imaginary line as possible so there are twelve caches in total, mostly along or near the R61, but some are on the N6, the N9 and the N10.  This takes us to the limit of our caching area of maintenance so maybe other geocachers will place caches along this S32 line of latitude near to their homes.

There are vast iconic Karroo views along the route. At the site of this cache there is plently of space to be able to safely pull well off the road.  However, this is a national road with fast moving and heavy traffic so please use great caution when searching for this cache and be especially aware of the movements of any children in your company at all times.

Watch out for spiders when retreiving. Please replace cache as found.