Situated in the Northern Rivers of NSW, the biggest river on the east coast of Australia, the Clarence River, flows through the entire Clarence Valley to meet the sea at Yamba. I've placed some caches about the area to showcase the picturesque peacefulness of the farms and communities here in the 'Big River' estuary region. Be a bit stealthy & watchful for snakes anywhere near the waterways.
An extraction tool will help and BYOP. Watch the geokids.
This Big River Series (BRS) cache is a quick park and grab by the canefields of McIntyres Lane. Please replace this camo hide precisely, as found. In the Clarence Area cane fields are still burned before harvest. They are not all burned at once. Harvest is staggered so the mill can manage their workload. Between October and February cane fires may present a smoke hazard for those with asthma or allergies. They can also be pretty spectacular to watch. The cane here goes to the Harwood Sugar Mill on the river bank hard by the Harwood Bridge. Burning the cane removes the tough leafy material to reduce wear and tear on the sugar mill crushing plant.