From Wyong to the Orara and back to Keilawarra ridge this part of the coast had its share of shipwrecks.
The cache for this multi is just a small plastic vial with a log only without a pen/cil to wright with so byo your scribble stick.when you do find this well camoed cache it might be better to take it away to a nearby seat sign the log and return it to where you found it without anyone watching you. This should prevent drawing attention to yourself, more so when the markets are on.
I made this multi so you could learn about the coasts shipwrecks in and on this part of the world. Theres a local shipwreck that can be found in close proximity. Unfortunatly this cache does not land you there but it will help you to discover it. Theres plenty of parking and covered table and chairs close by for your enjoyment. A playground for the little geokids, toilets and shops nearby and of course that beach and healand.
I hope u enjoyed reading about the shipweacks and finding this cache
now for the question and clues
Q1 what year was the lady of Lorn built ? Last number = s.
Q2 How many lives lost from the sinking of the SS Wyong ? = S.
Q3 How many divers are pictured, inspecting the boiler of the SS Wyong ? = e.
Q4 How many klms is the wreck of the buster located north of Woolgoolga ( approx) ? = w
Q5 Along with some prized racehorses how many lives were lost from the grounding of the SS Keilawarra ? Last number = p
Q6 The SS Orara was how many metres in length ? Last number = k.
Q7 How many people found the banksia made canoe while looking for crabs ? = r
Q8 At what time did “ another huge sea struck the buster” ? = i
Q9 How many timber decks did the buster have ? = c
Q10 what year did the Keilawarra sink ? Use last number =. h
The Comords are
30 Sh.ipw
153 re.cks
Co ords check sum total = 32
careful with the letters they might look the same but they are different
good luck