Geocaching is free. Of course we all know that.
However to get the most out of the game people will usually need to spend a little money here and there.
One of the expenditure lines is for Tools of The Trade aka TOTTs.
There are many of these ranging from things which help you to solve puzzles, project coordinates, or to access a GZ or a cache at a GZ. Some caches can not be accessed without a specific TOTT. And sometimes this requirement is reflected in either or both of the D and T ratings.
This series contains caches which you will probably find easier with one or more TOTTs. Whether it is working out the final location or accessing the cache once there, there will be something where a TOTT will help. But part of the fun is that we won't necessarily tell you in advance which TOTTs you might need. Of course this may not be a problem for the experienced geocacher. But for newer ones some of these might open new windows of opportunities.
This is #12 in the series. It is a Multi Cache.
Brad and Janet love wandering through the Adelaide Parklands. And Ruff_Ruff and MisterQuinn love going with them. There are always interesting things to see (and smell).
Recently they have spotted quite a few Sulfur Crested Cockatoos. They are magnificent birds. But there was one which seemed a little different to the others. Maybe it will still be there if you go to look?
If you start at the posted coordinates you will find two signs which tell you about this park.
A = What Park number is this?
B = How long (minutes) to get to the Aquatic Centre?
C = How long to get to the Bush Magic Playspace?
DE = How long to get to Torrens Rd?
If you are lucky, the unusual Sulfur Crested Cockatoo might still be hanging around at
S34 54.DEC E138 35.(A+B)(3*B)(C-1).
She seemed quite tame. Maybe she will let you say hello to her?
If you can coax her down, that is....