Old Canberra Inn Traditional Geocache
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The Old Canberra Inn is one of Canberra’s oldest inns, the third to be licensed, if one counts the Elmsall on Oaks Estate and the Cricketers Arms, sometimes called the One Tree Hill Hotel, near Hall, as numbers one and two.
Built in the 1860s and licensed in 1876, Joseph Shumack’s Canberra Inn, a coaching stop on the Yass to Queanbeyan route, traded until 1887. It later became a house known as The Pines but was licensed again in the 1970s. Plenty of history lies around the GZ area with historical relics, original timber structures and plenty of items from the original coach days.
The cache is well hidden. STEALTH WILL BE YOUR BIGGEST CHALLENGE whilst searching for the cache hide .The site owner has given permission for the cache hide and walking on the bark garden. Please replace the cache exactly how you found the hide. Enjoy the STEALTH CHALLENGE and history.
FTF TO ……Joint FTF: Flintstones ,Dino & Loci612
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