Letterbox Hybrids are based on an older kind of container search, called "Letterboxing". Because letterboxing began in 1854, in Dartmoor, England, before GPS existed, the finder follows written instructions to discover the container.
Each letterbox contains a logbook, and a rubber stamp. When letterboxers find the container, they stamp the logbook with their personal stamp, and also stamp their own notebook with the stamp from the letterbox as a souvenir of their visit. The stamp and logbook remain in the letterbox for the next visitor to use.
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This is a simple two-stage Multi Letterbox Hybrid that serves as a reminder of the history of transport infrastructure in the area.
The stamp in the cache is not SWAG so please do not remove it.
At the published coordinates, find the following values and substitute them in the coordinates below to locate GZ:
A = The number of bolts in the white post, (don't count the nails in the reflectors.)
B = The total number of holes (used or not) in the metal cap on the pointed post.
C = The image number for the decking plank on the information board.
GZ can be found at.....
S33° 35.(CAB+594)
E150° 55.(BCA-42)
FTF Honours
Ris768 and Deep_99
They Stamped Their Authority
Did you know that NSW has a geocaching association? Geocaching NSW aims to enhance and improve the activity of geocaching and holds regular events where geocachers meet to enjoy their common interests. Visit the association website here.