In its early days, it was a Cobb & Co Coach stopover, and the bluestone changing station can still be seen beside the highway. However, it has another unique claim to fame that is not so well known. To find the cache you will first need to brush up on a little local military history, which involves soldiers at opposite ends of the chain of command.
Near the published coordinates, find the Private.
What was the date of his death? Date = a/bc/defg
Now go to S 37 22.329, E 143 09.646 and find the Trooper.
How old was he when he fell? Age = jk
Now go to S 37 22.346, E 143 09.678 and find the General.
What was the date of his birth? Date = lm/n/opqr
What was the date of his death? Date = st/u/vwxy
You now have enough information to find the cache. Go to S 37 22.mxy, E 143 09.ark . There you will find a 1 litre clip-top box. As usual, please ensure the cache is well hidden and secure again before you leave.
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