This cache was nominated in the 2020/21 Victorian Cache of the Year Awards (Best 'Traditional' Cache). Refer to the voting form and list of finalists for further information. Voting closes 30 September, 2022.
***IMPORTANT PLEASE READ FIRST***
To avoid unnecessary damage to this beautiful reserve please, please, please read the cache information section below before finding the cache. Thank you.
Hang on - don’t you mean Where’s Wally?!
Who’s this Wayang fellow?
In Indonesia, wayang (pronounced “why-young”) are puppet performances, the most famous of which are the wayang kulit shadow puppets. These are intricate and elaborate puppets made from thin buffalo skin that cast beautiful shadows on a screen.
Originating in the days before newspapers, TV or the internet, wayang kulit performances often go right through the night. Audiences chat, eat, drink, and are entertained by drama, comedy, music and the news of the day.
To log this cache you will need to find Wayang, or rather, his shadow.
You will need some kind of torch, the brighter the better.
TOP TIP: This cache works best at night. If you visit during the day and find you’re not seeing anything with your torch have no fear!
Drape a coat or similar over the box and continue underneath - think old-fashioned photographer :)
Cache information
Please approach via Western boundary track (use trail access waypoint) to avoid unnecessary damage to the area. Cache container is a 1L sistema.
Obtaining the 4-digit combination
When you discover the set of numbers, you will realise you only have 3 out of the 4 numbers needed to open the lock. To obtain the 4th number, add together the three digits, then add together the two digits obtained to get the final combination digit.
For example, if the set of numbers is 843, then these are first added to give 8+4+3=15, and then added again 1+5=6, to give the final combination digit, thus creating the full 4-digit combination of 8436.
***CONGRATULATIONS to alfetola on the FTF***